Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-29

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of new styles.
Gentlemen, see those guaranteed
patent calf welt shoes only $3.45 pair,
at Joe Schneider's.
| Misses box calf and kid school
shoes, sizes, 111a to 2, $1.25. See the
Leaders west window.
The new fall hats are here; so cents
to 81 saved by getting your hat at
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Look at the Leaders west window,
the styles and prices of children's
shoes will interest you.
For good, wholesome groceries at
the right prices go to n. p. F. Mel
sons. Phone West 1877.
Small expense. small profit, and
good shoes are what attract the peo-
pie at Battles shoe store.
Remember, Its a little farther.
but it pays Battles, Fourth ave
nue. and Seventeenth street.
Little gents kangaroo calf, the
good wearing kind, sizes to II, $1.1S.
See the Leaders west window.
We have few mems shirt waists
left, worth up to $3, your choice Sat
urday so cents, at the London.
You should have Gilmore's celebra-
ted sugar bacon for breakfast. No
breakfast complete without it.
Give Maucker & Tom trial order |
for your Sunday dinner. Everything |
that's good. Fancy butter special |
ty.
A better quality at a less price
makes our boys suits a magnet to
prudent mothers. Simon & Mosen- |
fielder.
y Labor day treat. Any $1.75, 81,
$3.50 or So shirt in the house 81. You |
will have to get them Saturday. The |
London.
Hat day, Saturday. Look in our
west window for the new fall styles. |
We sell the LOngley. Ullemeyer & |
Sterling.
Manhattan and Emery shirts, value |
$1.75. 81, $3.50 and So. Saturday only |
81. Just around the corner. The
London.
LANCE & HERMANN wish to an
store will be closed all day Monday, |
Labor day.
Plenty of new fall boys clothes.
Well made, perfect fitting clothes at |
our well known low prices. Simon |
& Mosenfelder.
Embroidery and scalloped edge 20
and p cent handkerchiefs, slightly |
mussed in trim, 10 cents, Saturday |
night at McCabe's.
play of nice fresh fruits and vegeta-
bles tomorrow. Drop in and order
your Sunday dinner.
Attend the closing out sale of
spring wall paper at the Modern wall
paper house, corner of Fourth ave
nue. and Twentieth street.
Wei, "a foxed kid, patent tip, mill
tary heel, all sizes, all widths and all
solid is what we are showing for wo-
men at $1.95. Battles shoe store.
y beautiful picture given away free
with every room papered at the clos
ing out sale. The Modern, corner
Fourth avenue and Twentieth street.
Pay a visit to our daylight boys
department before getting the boy "A
new suit. If you do, you'll be glad;
if you don't, you'll be sad. Simon &
Mosenfelder.
Our 'knockabout, roustabout, wear
resisting" suits for boys are here =
S2.95 for short pant suits, So for long
pant suits. Just the thing for school
wear. NJ. & X.
No better place to spend Labor day
than at the Watch Tower. Free dane
4 r.,
Band concert by Bleuer's band.
Your boy may be tough on his
clothes, but we have the clothes to
hold the boy; our "knockabout, wear
resisters'' will stand the racket; So. 95
for short, So for long pant suits. NJ.
& h
The young people of the United
Presbyterian church and the Twenty
ninth street mission Sunday school
are holding their annual picnics today,
the former at Grand island and the
latter at Prospect park.
If you will buy a "knockabout,
wear-resisting" suit and pair of
''iron-clad' shoes for your boy, he
will be tagged for the balance of the
year. Don't cost much; but my, how
they do stand the wear. NJ. & X.
The Columbia club of st. Mary's
church will hold a picnic at Huber's
garden Monday, lasting throughout
the day and evening. A program of
sports and dancing has been ar
ranged.
The west side of the viaduct that
was damaged yesterday morning by
a steam shovel passing under it, was
repaired in the afternoon so that it
could be used for light traffic. BY
evening the stringers that had been
broken were replaced and the struc-
ture was made safe for heavy loads.