Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-02-08

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estate. Hull g. Hemenway. Tele-
phone 1904.
Simon & Mosenfelder' is the store
which is giving a bonafide discount |
on all heavy overcoats. Boys as well
as mems.
Is one-fcurtb, one-third one-half less
than former price an indueement for |
you to invest in one of the NJ. & K. |
oyercoats?
Just received, so raglan overcoats
They are regular $40 so, -$1S and 800
coats. Take your choice for $40.
The London.
The stage of water at the Rock Is
land bridge was 8 feet at a. m. and
100 at noon. The temperature at
noon was %.
It's dollars to doughnuts that those
SIC so. $1S and $50 raglan overcoats
we are selling tor $40 won't last a
week. The London.
The latest Partisan styles for ladies'
tai 'or-made suits have arrived at John
Pech's ladies' tailoring establishment,
1912 Second avenue.
We guarantee first-class workman
ship and style for any thing in the line
of ladies' tailoring. j. Pech,- 1912
Second avenue.
For real estate and reliable insur-
ance call on Hull g. Hemenway, room
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tele-
phone 1904.
1t wasn't our fault, the fellow
needed money. You know US. Johnny
on the spot-$16 so, SIS and $50.
Raglans for SO. The London.
Fred Rheinhart. representing John
Koch. will call upon the people of the
city for grinding shears and knives.
1t isn't any joke. We have the
stuff-$16 so SIS and $50 raglan
overcoats. Well give you any of
them for $40 bill. The London.
Special for Saturday. Misses all
solid, good wearing school shoes,
sizes IS, and 2, regular price $1.25,
for Saturday 90 cents at Schmale's.
The Thirty Club is inviting friends
to the closing dance of its winter
series to be held at the Industrial
home hall next Thursday evening.
Come in and take look at them.
You'll wonder how we can sell SIC 80,
SIS and $50 raglan overcoats for SO.
It's just habit of ours. The Lon
don.
The Jolly Octave Cinch club was
entertained last night at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. James Wright. Joseph
Dickman and Mrs. William Donaldson
won the prizes.
The Western Trotting association
has given Davenport five days in July
and four days in August for racing.
The July purses will be $1,000 and
the August $500
The relief committee of the Associ-
ated Charities will hold its monthly
business meeting in the society's
room in Masonic Temple tomorrow
| afternoon at 3 o'clock.
If it is bargain in an overcoat you
are looking for, Simon & Mosenfelder
are the people. You want to see a
bona fide discount of 20 per cent on all
coats-none reserved.
In few days the NJ. & K. greater
bargain sale will be over and you will
regret that you did not procure one
of those overcoat bargains-$7. 80 for
$12 values, 1896 for $3.50 values.
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of the 80 to $13 so suits we placed
on sale for 81. 45 as at the beginning
of the sale. there are still a great
many to pick from. Simon & Mosen-
fielder.
Engine No. 2 of the D., r l. & N.
w. has been forwarded from the Bald.
win shops of Philadelphia and is ex'
lpected to arrive at Clinton along
} about the first of next week. The en-
: CINE is of the same type and dimen
sions as No. /, which was received
, last month. This engine has been il
the harness ever since its arrival an6
is proving to be a remarkably fint
engine.
It is not only our $40 to to $13 81
suits which we have placed on sale a
$7.45 that have been reduced, but
, also all our higher grade suits have
been marked down in proportion
Simon & Mosenfelder.
The annual convention of the South
eastern Iowa Lumber Dealers associa
ton, many IF whose mem bers are Hot
: Hoos, ended with theatre party a
the Burtis in Davenport last night
The business session was held in th'
morning and there was banquet a
6. The new officers are: G. r. Nc
QUAD, Sigourney, president; w
Thornton, Ottumwa, vice president
. C. M. Porter, Oskaloosa, secretary ant
!, treasurer.
Rock Island guardsmen are talking
| of the reorganization BILL for it ha
some measures that m materially inter
) est them. One thing is the propose
Il ont r.
national guard and regular soldier
: Iof the country. A commission TO
r the selection of sites for the encamp
ments is provided, but the appropria
ton of money for the camps is left t.
t the next congress. The army bill ha
5 been agreed on in conference and re
ported to the house and senate. Stat
: military men have commented favor
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