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

night, Oct. II. Admission, 25 cents.
Suits and overcoats reserved. Do
you know what that means? lille
meyer & Sterling will explain it to
you.
i 1t will please you when you learn
how reasonable our prices are. The
new clothing store. Gustafson &
Hayes.
Don't fail to see one of the most
complete lines of overcoats ever
brought to the city at Sommers q
La elle's.
Come to the annual chicken pie
supper at the Memorial Christian
church Friday, Oct. 10. Supper from
) TO s, % cents.
| Our hat department is one of the
main features of our store. Our
prices range from a half to three and
half. The London.
Attend the Orma club dances, Tur-
ner hall. Davenport, every Saturday
and Sunday evening. Admission, %
cents; ladies free.
Talking about swell sox. Well, we
have them for both feet. Exclusive
patterns and swell line to select
from. The London.
Do not be deceived by offers of
cheap bargain coulter underwear. VI
lemeyer & Sterling have only new
goods, and low prices, too.
How do you like our new building?
Well be doing business in it shortly;
but in the meantime you will find us
just around the corner. The London.
Some of the presents we are giving
with SIS purchase or over: Furni-
ture, silverware, clocks, albums, stat
uary, jardinieres, umbrellas, etc.
Young e McCombs.
Young men desiring to take the
civil service examination for clerk or
carrier, apply at the postoffice for
application blanks and full particu-
lars.
w. f. McLain and Miss Elsie Scott.
both employed at the Watertown asy
lum. were married here yesterday by
Rev. Thomas Mackin, of St. Joseph's
church.
There are many styles in overcoats
this seasOn-the short. the medium
length. and the long. We have them
| all me new ClOlHiuS SlOIS- huS-
tafson & Hayes.
Adam Rittenhauer was released
from the county Jail today, after
serving three months and paying Il
fine of $50 for stealing chickens in
the east end of the city.
1.-TWO Merry Tramps" is comedy
with plot. a comedy written for
laughter, and the production in its
entirety is far ahead of any of the
farce comedies of the day.
Be wise, come and pick out your
new suit or overcoat, make a pay
ment. and we will reserve the same
for you. Ullemeyer & Sterling, the
clothiers for what's new.
One of those good suppers for
which the Ladies' Guild of the Cen
trail church have made themselves IA
nous viii be served tomorrow night
in the lecture room of the church.
We east no reflections on our
brother shoe men, but we think our
have just little more style and
little more wear than usual. The
Leader.
Shape retaining, built so they look
as well after seasons wear as the
first day you put them on. That's
the kind of suits we sell. Come and
try Ullemeyer & Sterling for abso-
lutte satisfaction.
Ladies', don't let the coal strike in
terfere with your buying a winter
hat, for when the cold strikes YOU.
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the latest and most up-to-date hat
at Mrs. LaFrenz's.
If you want a suit we would like to
show you an adler Bros. They ar"
right. Fit. finish and fabric of the
highest class. The old postoffice
building is where we are doing bust
ness. The London.
II. ID. Lamson, secretary of the
Home Building company. of Chicago,
is in the city, and will be pleased to
meet any of the company contract
holders at the office of $. $. Hull
room Is, Mitchell q Lynde building.
The supreme board of managers of
the Royal Neighbors, in session at
Peoria, comes to Rock Island tomor-
row for meeting with the benefi-
ciary committee of the order at the
head office of the Modern Woodmen
Have you ever heard of or seen the
Alfred Benjamin overcoats? If not.
you have missed what we call works
of art in the overcoat line. If you
will take the trouble to come around
the corner we will show them to you
The London.
The drill team of Camp 20, NJ. w. ~.
has arranged for series of dances.
the proceeds of which are to be used
to defray the expenses of the team
to Indianapolis on the occasion of
the head camp of the order next
June.
Mrs. Max Kautz entertained at pro-