Rock Island Argus., 1901-11-08

COln serves cOf1ee, tea ana cnOcO-
late in an up-to-date manner, also
ladies' luncheons. Give him a trial.
Fancy woolen gloves for men, boys
and children. they are the swell
] style for this winter. The London.
Fresh peanut candy at the Home
Candy Kitchen, 2123 Fourth avenue,
at 10 cents per pound all this week.
Our 50-cent fleece lined underwear
is a hummer. you can't match the
garment for the price. The London.
Joseph Schneider has accepted
position as manager of the shoe de-
Partment of the Boston store in Day-
export.
Lloyd Jcvne and c. L. Watson. pro-
fessional billiardists, are stopping in
Davenport, and giving exhibitions
| there.
Fancy stiff bosom shirts. all new
patterns, such makes as Manhattan
and Emery, good filters. The Lon
don.
Grand ball at Turner h.I Satur-
day. Nov. 0. Good order; good music.
Gentlemen twenty-five cents. Ladies
free.
Bring that young man TO Simon &
Mosenfelder's and let us fit him out.
1t will result to your pleasure and
profit.
j. ID. FeZler. who is confined at st.
! Anthonv's hospital with Il stroke of
paralysis is reported very low this
afternoon.
All kinds of sewing machines re-
I
supplies for all machines at Fiebig's,
the locksmith.
The family of the late c. +. Matthy
wish to thank their friends for kind
ness and sympathy expressed during
their late bereavement.
Emil johnson and Miss Jennie
Samuelson, a Sherrard couple. were
united in marriage yesterday ut the
court house by Judge Adams.
Those greenish brown effects and
the two toned stripes are some OF
the many styles of cloth seen IL
Stein-Bloch suits. Sommcrs & La
Velle.
The Thirty Club gave the first in
its seasons series of dancing parties
last evening at Industrial home hall.
1t proved an exceedingly pleasant af-
| fair.
Fresh cut flowers for everybody ut
! McCabe's tomorrow. Chrysan-
themums worth 81 for 6J cents n doz-
en-; fresh cut roses 10. - and SO cents
! a dozen. Telephone orders filled.
j. W. Lawbaugh and family left in
their boat, the Anti, for the sunny
south this morning. The craft is
propelled by a gasoline engine and
will easily run from so to 100 miles a
day.
/ we are right in it when it comes
to mems and boys suits, fit. style
and make are simply elegant. Most
of the best dressed men wear our
clothes. because they are right. You
know US, the London.
We are better prepared to fill your
wants than any other clothiers in
this city, we carry large stock and
our prices are lower Buy of us.
then YOU get the proper style, no old
chestnuts. The London.
Mrs. William McEniry entertained
company OF tri-city friends at her
home on Twenty-third street last
evening in honor of Mrs. James
! ByInes, of Colorado Springs, Col,
who is visiting in the city.
Arrangements have been made to
hold at Iowa City tomorrow the
train usually arriving here from the
west at GAO p. M, so that those at
tending the football game from the
tri-cities Will be able to reach home
early in the evening.
Simon & Mosenfelder take pains in
the clothes they sell. Material must
stand test for wear and color. The
workmanship and fit must be of the
best. No fancy price here. We aim
to make it profitable and pleasant
for our customers to trade here.
Charley Evans last night ran his
hack against the popcorn stand To-
Gated at Second avenue and Nine
teenth street and caused a general
breaking up of the furniture. Jars
were thrown from the shelves and
the result was confusion of broken
glass and mixed candy.
Charles II. johnson. who is propri- |
etor of a saloon at 1919 Second ave
nue., called At The Argus office today |
to relate an incident that occurred |
-' mo Bi'@~' ii't ~ r5iA' 'i'i' "i'ioii' III |
says, goes to show that there are !
honest men in all lines of business. |
He says that last night Mrs. Marga-
ret Murray, from whom he recently |
bought the saloon. visited the place |
and i'll departing dropped her hand |
bag containing $177. johnson says |
there we're a number OF people in the |
place, but the others seem to have |
overlooked the prize. He says he ac-
cidentally ran on to it and notified |
Mrs. Murray, who proved to be the /
owner of the propertV