Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-06

Oxfords at greatly reduced prices
at Adams.
Mems shoes at Dolly Bros.
Nice line of sardines and salmon
at Kuschmann's.
so cents saved on shoes. Dolly Bros.
Great odd and end sale of ladies'
shoes at Adams.
White duck caps for boys at UIle-
meyer & Sterling's.
Mems shop caps cents at UIle-
meyer & Sterling's.
Mems work pants 60 cents at Ulle-
meyer & Sterling's.
Something about new fall skirts in
McCabe's ad on page 5.
Another wash suit furry at Nc
Cabe's. Read ad, page 5.
Vienna sausage, in cans, only 10
cents. at Kuschmann's.
Children's summer wash coats,
prices cut in two. at McCabe's.
Only a few more 59-cent six-bal1
croquet sets left at Brookman's.
Don't miss the odd and end sale
of up-to-date footwear at Adams.
See the latest shapes in neckwear;
we have them. Ullemeyer & Sterling.
Ham loaf and veal loaf, for picnics,
only 10 cents a can at Kuschmann's
We will save you money on our
$685. line of mems suits. Ullemeyer
& Sterling.
Those 90 cent hammocks. with pill
low, valance and stretcher, are going
fast at Brookman's.
If we have your size in our So lines
of odds and ends. ladies. they will
cost you $2.25. Adams.
Don't forget that prices have been
cut on everything for this sale at the
Modern shoe store. George F.
Schmale.
We are cleaning up our light weight
trousers. Everything must go. Come
and. see how we do it. Simon & Mo
senfelder.
Why pay $3.50 for a pair of pants
Simon & Mosenfelder sell now at
S1.6s? Investigate before you spend
your money.
\ new pair of pants will finish up
your wardrobe. Two pair for the
price of one. Simon & Mosenfelder's
special trouser clean up sale.
| We must make room for fan stock.
Everything goes. Prices will make
| them move. You can save money at
the shoe sale of George F. Schmale.
If we have your size in our $3.50
odds and ends left from our clearance
sale, ladies'. either turns or welts,
they will cost you $2.55 only at Adj
ans.
Half a dozen young men between
the ages of IS and 20 who are look
ing for something to do will find it
to their advantage to call at the Har-
per house.
The WOman's Veteran Relief union
Will give a lawn social at the corner
of Fourteenth street and Third ave
nue.. Thursday evening. Aug. :. Ev-
erybody invited.
Mayor Knox was at his desk today.
for the first time in two weeks. The
attack of infiammatory rheuma tism
has not entirely left him and he will
take it easy for a few days longer.
Yes, we include those swell unfin-
ished worsted pants, in beautiful col
Orings, in our 1895 line. Before the
special sale s. was considered cheap
for them. Simon & MosenIelder.
James f. NIinteer and Miss Bernice
Bedford. Reynolds couple, were
married yesterday afternoon at the
parsonage of the First Methodist
church. Rev. r. b. Williams officiating
Adolf Steinhiller and Miss Adelia
Haalk were married Monday evening
at the home of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. John Haalk. 2511
Third avenue, Rev. c. a. Minnecke of
floating.
The young people of the Memorial
Christian church held a lawn social
at the home of Virgil Warren on Sec
ond avenue last evening that drew a
large gathering in spite of the some
what chilly state of The atmosphere.
The fire department had run this
afternoon about 2:30 to the colored
Methodist church at the corner of
Thirteenth street and Fifth-and-a-
half avenue, where blaze of myster-
iOus origin had started. The damage
was small.
Barrett chapter, No. Is, of this city,
last evening voted to hold a moon
| light excursion on the river some
time in the near future, and com
mittee composed of j. ID. Sears, Nor
ris Heagy, III. H. Cleaveland, NJ. NJ.
Briggs and w. J. NJ. Cox was appoint
ed TO make the necessary arrange
ments.
This particular brand of weather
should not pass unnoticed. 1t is
very welcome breathing spell and of
fers all the advantages of a trip to
the mountains or the seashore for
| those who cannot flee away to the
summer resorts. The past two days
have not been regulation dog-days, by
anV means