Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-24

music.
Grand reformation concert at Au-
| gustana college Oct 81. Reserved
seats, so cents; general admission, 25
cents.
The increase is i'm the style of cloth
ing that we handle, not in the price
The new clothing store. Gustafson
& Hayes.
Two cans of corn Is cents, two cans
peas Is cents, tomatoes IL cents per
can at y. p. f. Nelson's, telephone
west 1877.
Attend the Orma club dances, Tur
ner hall, Davenport, every Saturday
and Sunday evening. Admission, %
cents. Ladies free.
Fine fresh cut roses 25 cents dozen.
fchrysanthemums Is cents dozen, all
day Saturday at McCabe's. Telephone
orders carefully executed.
Special for Saturday, all day. Jersey
shirts, 50 cent quality, only % cents.
Two to a customer. Better get in
line if you want them. The London.
The first of the series of games in
the bowling league of the Rock Island
Club will take place this evening at s
o'clock between the Shamrocks and
| the Terrors.
Charles b. Rice. the past few years
a clerk for the London Clothing COM
pany, has gone to Galesburg to take
position in the clothing store OF
Sam Friedberg.
The Y NJ. {. y. course of entertain
ments should be patronized because
of its merits. If you are a lover of
the best and cleanest you can secure
it in this course.
Great line of pajamas. hosiery.
neckwear and gloves, all bought for
the new store. Nothing too nobby
for Rock Island. Everything the lat
est at the London.
More new stylish overcoats to show
you than any other clothing firm in
the city, and better made overcoats
that will hold their shape. Prices al
ways right. You know us. The Lon
don.
The local republicans are holding
a handshaking bee at the Harper this |
afternoon in honor of eX-Gov. Joe |
Fifer and y. f. Ireland, the speakers |
at the rally to be held at the Armory
hall this evening.
Last evenings entertainment at
Association hall by the Edwin r.
Weeks company proved the most sue
cessful of the course. Trenton IN.
I'D True American. Prepare to hear
this company in the Y. VI. {. \. course
| this year.
William Mckinley said of John
TRmn1a ,,F
brilliant and beautiful speakers |
ever listened to- This eloquent man
will give his famous lecture. The
Reign of the Demagogue, in the AS
sociation course this season.
All the new goods purchased for
the new store are now at our temper
AIRY quarters. We bought the finest
fall goods for all departments. but
on account of our building not being
ready for us we are right in it at the
| old POstoffice. You know us. The
London.
The Old Deestrict Skule" was Civ
en- under the auspices of members of
the Spencer Memorial church before
large audience at the Y. NJ. c. ~
auditorium last evening. The enter
tainment was by local talent and
was a great success both financially
and otherwise.
Little FIossie Fry, who was so Sc
verely burned a few weeks ago by
falling into a bonfire at her home. |
llO6 Third avenue. was yesterday af- |
teTnoon removed in the ambulance, TO |
st. Anthony's hospital. there to UNI
dergo an operation for the removal of |
. h ISs.fs
ing of the wounds.
The marriage of Edward ID. |
Rousche and Miss Beatrice Manchion |
took place at s o'clock last evening |
at the parsonage of the First Meth
odist church, Rev. Il. B. Williams Off |
ciating. The groom is employed at
the Merchants restaurant and the |
couple will make their home in the |
city.
At the last meeting of the Wood
men board of directors four death |
claims were presented, allowed and
paid before the burial of the remains |
of the parties carrying the insurance.
One instance occurred in this city. |
the widow of the late Charles +. |
Lanaghan being the beneficiary. De
ceased was member of Camp 1850. |
and carried s., 900 insurance.
The splitting nuisance about the
door of the police station has again
reached the degree of a public dis
grace. After a warm evening when
it is agreeable out of doors the side
walk is splattered with nasty brown
Dlotches. Very few of the hundreds
who pass the station daily can fail
TO notice it and without doubt many
form opinions therefrom that really |
do an injustice to the force as
whole. In the name of decency spit |
in the gutter.