Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-09

| Schindler's market.
| Our Scotch herbs cure coughs. II
| you have rheumatism try our sure
cure. 1913 Second avenue
| Those S1.50 TO 81 bed blankets, lit
tie soiled, 9s cents Saturday at Nc.
Cabe's all day if they last.
Fresh cut roses 40 cents dozen
Choice carnations IS cents dozen at
McCabe's all day Saturday.
When purchasing cigars see that
the blue union label of the Cigar
makers union is on the box.
Orma club dance, Turner hall, Dav-
export, Sunday evening. Jan. II. Adj
mission, % cents; ladies free.
Overcoats going at the profit for
gotten" sale. The store for new
goods, Ullemeyer q Sterling.
All misses and children's shoes, 25
per cent off the regular price. We
have too many of them. Adams.
For fresh groceries at the lowest
prices go to y. p. F. Nelson's, 2025
Fourth avenue. Phone west 1877.
1t is safe to say. if ladies wore mems
shoes, NJ. & X. would require an extra
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ment.
No place like Gustafson & Hayes to
buy your boys knee pants suits, 25
per cent off for Saturday. All new
goods.
Pants or trousers. Now is your OPP
portunity to buy warm winter pants
at down, down prices from Ullemeyer
& Sterling.
Last chance. All aboard Saturday,
last sale day of odds and ends sale;
all goods at half the regular price.
The London.
This seasons productions-the suits
Ullemeyer & Sterling have placed on
sale at $9.S5-actually worth $12.5O,
SIS and $3.50.
You will be right in it if you get
one of our boys knee pants suits, 25
per cent off for Saturday, at Gustaf-
son & Hayes.
Actually worth $3.50, SIS, $3.50,
mems suits in fancy patterns and
neat miXtures-yOur choice 1885 at
| Ullemeyer & Sterling's.
Pork tenderloins, leaf lard, spare
ribs, sausage meat, neck bones, pigs
heads, dressed pigs feet, hearts and
livers, at II. Tremann's Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. August f. Blanken-
feldt, 1907 Fortieth street. mourn the
loss of their infant son who died last
evening at the age of three days.
George \. Lane and Miss Genevieve
c. nalpin, both of Dubuque, were uni
ted in marriage yesterday afternoon
at the Office of Justice Schroeder.
How are they selling shoes at the
NJ. & X? Here's the story: S3 for S.
values, $3.50 for $3.50 values, $1.65 for
$3.50 values, $1.2O for $1.5O values.
Take your pick from the choicest.
best, newest and SWEETEST suit in the
store and when you walk out you will
be taking a bargain with you. NJ. & n
Learn ball room dancing at Ora
hams school, Third and Gaines street,
Davenport. Phone north 81. The la
test dance, golf three-step, with scis-
sor movement.
The annual masque ball of the pillow
shop boys was held at the Armory
hall last evening and as usual was
Dig success. Bleuer's orchestra fur
nished the music.
Saturday is positively the last day
of the odds and ends sale at our tenn
porary store. This is your last chance
TO buy goods at half the regular price.
You know us. The London.
Mrs. Augusta Guenther, of South
Rock Island, was brought to this city
last evening and removed to st. An
thongs hospital in the ambulance. |
She is to be operated upon.
The river at this point continues to |
rise rapidly on account of gorging of |
the ice below the city. At a. m. the |
stage at the Rock Island bridge was
7.05 and at noon it was $50. The TEN.
perature at noon was s.
Nothing reserved at the NJ. & X.
sale-everythIng goes, and everything
at greatly reduced prices-some goods
at half. If you expect to continue
wearing clothing and shoes you can
not afford to stay away from this
sale
Physical culture and medical gym
nastics every Saturday at Carse's hall
under the instruction of Mrs. MauZy
Private class, p. M; beginners class,
$50 p. m; advance class, 1870 p. III.
Telephone 63S west. Do not fail to
call or telephone.
John A. Wolf, who formerly held
the position of head trimmer at
Young & McCombs' store, has resum-
ed his connection with the establish
ment, this time in the capacity of
floor walker. This place has been va
cant for the past week.
The officers of the Peoples Saving
bank, of Moline, wish the statement
made that their institution did not
have $4,000 of the paper of G. f.
Hemenway, as mentioned in cOnnec-
ton with the Iatter's petition in bank
ruptcy filed recently at Peoria. They