Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-20

u dub VI 1El-N1ty OlA COnp any II Jou
pay more for their stock after Nor
day. L1st day. Don't be late.
Not how cheap but how good. See
L. Adler Bros. & Co IS and Alfred Ben
jsmin & Co.'S up-to-date ready to
wear clothing. They are right. The
London.
No better holdings in spindle top
than thesTri-City Oil company. just
think only 10 cents share. Rise
sure to come. Better invest if you
so desire now.
Mr.. Stout and Mr.. Slim Man whs
have heretofore had to pay penalt
to get clothes that fit can now have
their wants supplied at the NJ. q K. t
the same price as ordinary men.
1t is amazing how tho trade in oil
and gas heaters has picked up during
the past few days. Parties have even
been seen carrying them on the street
apparently in lieu of wearing an over
coat.
Boston Shoe Repairing company.
First class repair work done while
you wait. Mems half soles 40 cents |
and up, ladies' half soles 35 cents up |
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1913 Sec
ond avenue. Rock Island.
$1,000 cash buys either of seven
houses on Forty third. Forty 70 r:b |
or Forty-fifth streets north of Fifth
avenue. that rent at $l2 per month
and always occupied. See Eastman,
Godfrey & Co.
L. A. Phelps. the eminent vocal
teacher and pianist, of Chicago. will
be in Davenport at Library hall this
week, Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
Sept 10, 20 and 81, to form classes
for the coming year. Voices tested
free.
We are now located ia our new
building at 1916 Third avenue, and
have complete stock of gas and
electric chandeliers and electric SUI
plies. Call and see US. Rock Island
Electric Construction company.
Phone 1880.
Night Ticket Agent Daugherty at
the Rock Island passenger station is
i'll and j. w. Crandall has returned
to the night place. j. S. Streeper
has taken Mr.. Crandall's place and
Harley Schaffer is trying his hand at
the Twentieth street station.
L Adler Bros. q Co. and Alfred Ben
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found at the house that sells reliable
make of clothing. These suits and
overcoats do cost more than cheap
makes, but they are right and if we
| say they are right you know tit 50.
The London.
| III. F. Cordes will celebrate the
formal opening of his new furniture
store on Third street between Harri
son and Main, Davenport, Saturday,
, Sept. 81, and will have on exhibition
and sale the fioest line of furniture
and carpets ever shewn in the three
e cities. Petersen's orchestra will fur
nish music in the evening
f The Geness) Arena has again
+ changed hznus Clyde 4. L'ken
has leased the plant To G d. EcklilI
a sn1 j. F. Welci. Nj Liken will
s study denl.s - in CnI ago. Mr..
Eckl'f II l. a D inter who has heen with
Y the paper for some time. Mr.. Welch
2 i, ai-u Il practlcai PRINTER
Oar store is filled full of new goods
:. and it seems 70 Us il every man in
J town would come in aud examine our
new fall styles. we would sell every
\ suit and ovcrcoat that would be worn
n this fal in Rock Island 81 hardl y
know which To select, the garments
are O handsome" is tie way most
;, people talk, while not word of fault
. is found with our prices NJ &
Our tables are filled with the choice
of the stock of l. Adler Bros IL Co
and Alfred Ben jamin & Co., the best
makers of suite and overcoats in thi:
u county These goods are made upon
u honor. No custom tailor can make
or fit you better They won't fal
1t down. They hold their shape. YOr
y have our guarantee that they are
right. You know us. The London
u Somebody said: SAllie Simkin,
sisters son Sammy said Sallie selected
l. such suit1b'e suits 90 select stun
ming. So Samantha. Sallie's ster
n sent S4llie seeking Sammy's sea-ons
C BILE suit She saw stylish suits a
& several stores, suiting Sans sizs, bu
she selected Sans suit az the NJ & X
3 because the price was so much 10 We
Ii for the same kind of u suit Moral
rs Mothers should 60 to the NJ & K ic
boys clothing.
g. DIR George Drain, of Geneseo. i
,. positive that Charles j Guiteau ono
at opened law flee In that town. TT
doctor describes the long coat
be slouch gait Of Guiiesu; how hs Away
IN bad q bUudle of books beneath hi
at arm and walked with his hesd ben
forward. and his eyes fixed upon tn
bo grouLd never looking mp. nor TO IL
right or lift. DIR. Drain says Guitea
- disappeared from Geueseo as mysteI
iously as be c-me. Within fe'
ears sfter he went away his sig
IN was di. covered nailed on the side of
Us hog pen in the Fourth ward. Tn
I'll Geneseo News doubts the accuracy {
DIR Drains -tory, however.
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