Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-27

prepared to prove it.
Ullemeyer & Sterling for marked
down prices on boys school suits.
90 cent ingram carpets, Thursdays
special 50 cents. Young & McCombs.
Mems union stamp shoes, either
congress or lace, 81 pair, at Adams.
] Fancy stick pins, worth up to 10
cents, for one hour, cent. Young e.
McCombs.
They fit, they wear-the pants you
buy for $3.50, 1925 or $2.95, at Ulle-
meyer q Sterling's.
Last week for Galatea, the marble
statue, turn to life. Admission free,
at Young & McCombs'.
DIR. 1. b. Ennis, physician and sur
geon, also cancer and skin specialist.
Office, 303h Twentieth street.
For tasty, up-to-date designs, moth
ing is more desirable than the new
mounts at the Blakslee studio.
The black and white silk gloves,
regular ~ cents, Thursdays special,
% cents. at Young & McCombs'.
Only a few more days left to get
bottle of fine claret or port for %
cents at Simon Lewis summer wine
sale.
| We save you so cents to $3.50 on
each pair of trousers. Try us. Ulle-
meyer & Sterling. The store for new
goods.
Our photograph of you would have
the much sought after artistic merit
and elegance of finish. The Blakslee
studio.
To get the price Shields bought a
ear load of fancy Duchess pears and
he is going to sell them as he sells
everything.
If you have not seen those fine
moving pictures at the Watch Tower,
don't fail to see them this week. Last
week. Free.
Everybody is going out to the
Watch Tower some evening this
week, as this is the last week of the
moving pictures
Have you see the fall styles m
ladies' shoes? Patent colt skin, man
nish last, the very height of fashion.
See them at Adams.
We fit the long and slim or short
and stout men with pants bargains.
Give us a trial. We save you money.
! Ullemeyer & Sterling.
Everyone is praising those fine
moving pictures at the Watch Tower
this season. This is the last week of
these pictures. Free.
Barrett Chapter, Is, II. \. W., is is
suing cards for complimentary
steamboat excursion on the steamer
j. S. on the evening of Sept. ,.
Keep Simon Lewis wine sale in
mind. Only few more days left to
take advantage of his big offer. Drop
in and see him on Market square.
James y. Moran, one of the promi
nent Woodmen head office employees,
and Miss Ellen Theresa LAWYER are to
be married this evening at Sacred
Heart church.
The library board held special
meeting last evening ard allowed Col
;ins Brothers $7,5OS for work com
pleted upon the building, and Drack
q Kerns. the architects, $3.50.
John II. Haalk was removed from
st. Anthonys hospital to 2511 Third
avenue in the ambulance yesterday.
Miss Rose FrankeI was taken to the
| avenue.
Why, yes, that's just like papa's
shoe, only smaller, and will fit Tom
mic; any size, Q to 13. only 80 cents,
at Joe Schneider's. Larger sizes, 1872
to .. S1.19, and 21k to ), $1.3s. Better
get pair.
NJ. e X. squeeze 81 quality into
their So shoes and s. values into their
81 shoes. Shoes are a side line" for
NJ. d X. No expense connected with
the selling of shoes, and that is why
they can afford to sell shoes as they
do.
Don't forget the Aiken street chap
el trolley party Thursday evening.
Cars leave Center station at 1880 for
the city. Route down Fourth avenue
and up Second avenue. and thence to
| Davenport, returning to the tower.
Ice cream and cake will be served at
the chapel.
| NJ. & X. are now showing the new
fall styles in mems shoes. Burroiap,
Ideal kid, vici kid, box calf, glazed,
kangaroo, patent feathers, etc. New
lasts, absolutely correct in toe, cut.
style and fit.
There will be meeting of the local
members of the Volunteer Firemen's
association at the city council room
at 1880 tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for
participating in the parade at the
tournament in Davenport next We'd
nesday, Sept. 3.