Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-24

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Last call at BENEFITS tomorrow
All furs must go at half price. None
reserved. Don't miss this bargain
opportunity.
If you do not need a suit perhap.
you will find pair of pants at great
ly cut prices in our store. Ullemeyei
& Sterling
Colored stiff bosom shirts, besr
makes, SWEETEST patterns, 81 and SIP!
qualities, sale price IS cents. Simon
q Mosenfelder.
Leaf lard, tenderloin. spare ribs
neck bones, pork trimmings, shanl
butts and all kinds of pork cuts at II
lTremann's Sons.
Remember that Simon Lewis wines
and liquors for family use are guar.
anteed pure and of the finest quality
On Market square.
If you are not satisfied with your
present laundry try the Gem. Your
work will be well done and the
prices will be right.
Now is the time to stock up on the
finest makes of stiff bosom shirts.
rs cents for 81 and S1.25 grades. ST.
mon & Mosenfelder.
| II. G. Paddock, of Moline. was re-
elected president of the Illinois En-
gineers' association at the conven-
ton at Joliet yesterday.
| Manhattan shirts, Emery shirts,
| Wilson Bros. shirts. your choice of
any of them for 81. worth up to 81 so.
Saturday only. The London.
Contractor c. j. Larkin today COM
pleted the masonry work on the Ho-
tel Harms and the interior work will
be finished up now as rapidly as pos
sible.
The Merchants restaurant, No. 223
Twentieth street, is now conducted
by ]. j. McCaffery. Meals are first
class. Lodging ana lunch at all
hours.
No old goods in our store. but TO
clear the stock of broken lots we are
offering great suit values at S9.O5.
Take a look at them. Ullemeyer G.
Sterling.
Telephone your orders for hickory
shop wood to the Mutual Wheel Co,
Moline, Ill. Phone 2171. Wood de-
livered anywhere in Rock Island for
$3.50 per load.
The teams from the junior depart
metn of the Y. NJ. c. \. known as the
Seniors and Katzenjammers, will play
game of basket ball at the gymna-
SUM this evening.
OvercOats and suits at nearly man.
ufacturers' cost. Our green tag sale
means a saving of 10 to 40 per cent.
\ discount on everything in the store.
Simon & MosenfeIder.
Such a cut in prices as Simon &
Mosenfelder are making defies compe-
tition. Our green tag sale means a
saving of 10 to 40 per cent on the
most popular clothing made.
There's something doing in the coll
lored shirt family and the Same party
is doing it. You know us. Shirts
worth up to $3.50, take your choice
for 81. Saturday only. The London.
For tomorrow only we shall sell
lot of mems worsted pants at 81.
These trousers are - values and only
recently were placed on sale at S1.5O,
now 81, for tomorrow only. VI. & X.
Mrs. Julia Rosenfield has paid to
County Treasurer p. F. Cox the sum
of S5.927.76, which she turned over in
her capacity as administrators of the
estate of the late Morris Rosenfield.
in conformity to the state law provid-
ing for an inheritance tax.
If you need shirts this is the time
to buy them. Take your choice of
and colored Numbered shirt in the
house for 81. All the best brands,
Manhattan, Emery and Wilson Bros,
worth up to $3.50. Saturday only.
You know us. The London.
At the NJ. & X tomorrow you may
take your pick from their finest laun-
dered shirts, including those sold up
to $50, at soc. There will be on sale
a lot of fine hats that sold from 50 to
$3.50 at 75c. Also n big lot of soc
underwear at 25c. Also a splendid
line of mems worsted pants, worth 50,
for 81.
The shirts we shall sell at soc to-
morrow will cost $3.50 Monday; the
hats we sell at 75c tomorrow will cost
from 81 TO $3.50 Monday. and the
mems trousers which go on sale at 81
tomorrow the price will be S1.5O Mon
day. There will also be a lot of so
cent underwear at 25c; soc necl1vear
at 25c; some excellent values in knee
pants and some great bargains in
mems, boys and chifdren-s suits. To-
morrow will be an excellent day for
VI. e. K-ward.