Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-06-28

cent values 10 CENTS each at McCabe's
II day Saturday.
Wet your throat these hot days
with cool drinks from Reiss' goth
century fountain
Shirt waists 20 cents and up.
Never so low. quality considered.
Young d McCombs.
Flannel coats and pants that sold
up TO 50 IS. not all sizes in the lot, IS.
Sommers &c La Vslle.
II you want choice sugar cured
ham or piece Of breakfast bIcon. order
at Ii. Tremann's Sons.
Get your Fourth of July suit at
Simon 81 Mosenfelder 50 80 for
suits worth up to $1S so.
Family basket picnics at Prospect
park July 4 will be all the rage. Big |
program of free entertainment.
Buy your underwear at Simon &
Mosenfelder's and save money. Low
prices for high grade underwear.
w. L. Douglas shoes for men at
81. so, So, 50 so and 81. The Leader,
sole agent. opposite Harper house
Boyo' long pants suits, light col.
ors. worth up to $40 for SIS. 25 suits in |
the lot, Saturday only. The Londtn
One of those Safety gasoline stoves
just the thing for this hot weather.
Price very low. Young & McCombs
$3.50 and IS mems pants only
81 80 You are wasting your time
trying to match these. The London.
Pat Ryan, who was unable to pro-
perly navigate yesterday afternoon
was fined 81 this morning for drunk
enness.
For real estate and reliable insur-
snce call on Hull & Hemenway. room
Is, Mitchell 81 Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
Take your families and your bas-
kets and spend the day ut the Watch
Tower July 4 and enjoy a big days
entertainment.
Saturday and while they last
choice line of 124, Is and la cent
dimities at a cents per yard. Nc
Cabe's new store
Boys white crash and double
breasted knee pants suits. ages 4 to
Is years. worth up to 81 so, only 15
cents. The london.
Cherries, raspberries, bl Ieberries =
currants. gooseberries and q choice
assortment of vegetables ut Kusch-
maDn's in the morning.
The Svea excursion for Milwaukee
leaves f,om the Seventeenth street
depot Saturday evening at 1870 p. m.
Fare for the round trip 81 So
We expect to close out all Of r
light colored sp'ing suits. Cut prices
will do it. $3.50 for suits worth up
to $3.50. Simon & Mosenfelder.
Big supply of chandelier and glas:
ware to stock up our new store on
Third avenue are coming. Rock ISL
and Electric Construction company.
1t has been suggested that in case
the day policemen come out in 8 rAw
bonnets il would be more appropriate
to call them rubes than brownies, by
lgum,
| You will always regret not having
lexamined the piano bargains at the
Schleg Piano company il
you don't take advantage of them
this evening.
! Great assortment of sailor wash
suits, ages 8 to 10 years, 80 cents &c
81. Also Russian blouse wash suits,
price 81 to 81 25- Single wash pants
Is cents. The London.
For over an hour yesterday after-
noon the telephone line to Ihe Central
hose house was not in working order
lSuppose a serious fire had troken
out in that part cular time?
The Young Peoples Christian union
of the -United Presbyterian church
Invites friends to a social in the church
parlors tonight. A cool room, and
proper refreshments TO keep you cool
Williams, White & Co, Of Moline
dill not try TO start up their machine
shop yesterday and have annouu, ed
that they will make no move toward
a resumption of work for an indefinite
period.
Pianos are moving rapidly at the
lgrest midsummer sale at the Schlegel'
McNevin Piano com Dany- Reliable
pianos and honorable dealing are win
ming the confidence Of the people.
Come tonight.
One day more and Champion S
vacation sale will be owes. Go for
the great bargains ut once. Wall pa
per half price. Pictures and frames
one fourth and one-half off. Bibles
dictionaries, oks for summer read
ing. greatly reduced.
A wash goods sale unprecedented.
l.. S McCabe & Co. have just CON
summated deal for 250 pieces choice
new dimiiier, and also including
ZOO yards short l~pgths. Today s
values. 12{ cents to Ia cents per
yard. The entire lot will be placed
on sale Saturday morning at ~ cents
per yard. Grab fast while they last,
as best will go first.
About dozen friends of Rey. and
Mrs. Clyde w. McCord gave n very
pleasant party at the Watch Tower