Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-23

We are showing more fine suits and
overcoats than any other clothing
store in Rock Island. Gustafson &
Hayes.
Chickens. spring chickens, spring
lamb, oysters, celery and all kinds of
choice cuts of meats at Schindler's
market.
Dreamed almonds 1879 cents per
pound; butter scotch kisses 10 cents
per pound all day Saturday at Me-
Cabe's.
ferns just arrived at Meyer e. Behr-
ing's, Ills Fifteenth street. Street
cars to our doors.
Another case of heavy fieeced un-
derwear. positively worth so cents.
for Saturday % cents. Such bargains
only at the London.
The best and most complete line of
school shoes in Rock Island for boys
and girls, prices ST and up, at Finne's
new shoe store.
Hear Bright Side of Life in Libby
Prison" given by Bishop (Chaplain)
McCabe at First NJ. Z. church Tues
day evening. Oct. 27.
For Saturday, 25 dozen negligee
shirts. guaranteed values. 80 cents to
rs cents, only 30 cents. All sizes. You
know us. The London.
Attend the Sacred Heart fair at
their hall on Twenty-eighth street
and Fifth avenue tonight Refresh
ments and pleasant time.
After Oct. 25 F. a. Krause will run
his meat market on a strictly cash
basis, but will sell meats at wholesale
prices. No. GIG Ninth street.
Chrysanthemums in bud and bloom,
all colors. Meyer q Behring's, the
Fifteenth street florists. Take the
Longview street car line to our place.
Bishop McCabe next Tuesday even
ing. Oct 81, at First NJ. +. church.
gives his famous lecture. Bright Side
of Life in Libby Prison" Tickets, 25
cents.
Justice W. f. Schroeder at, his of
fee yesterday officiated at the mar
riage of Culver Caddy, of Manila. Ind.
and Miss Stella Hepler, of Nillisca,
Iowa.
Of all the tailor-made or ready
made suits or overcoats the G. & II.
specials take the lead. The G. d H.
special. sold only by Gustafson q
Hayes.
The Rock Island Butter Tub factory
has shut down owing to lack of ma
terial. \ shipment is expected to-
morrow. so the management hopes to
resume Monday.
Cornelius. the Gentle Convict
was the topic of Rev. o. W. Lawrence
at the Memorial Christian church re-
vival last evening. Miss Ella Wich-
man sang Mothers Prayer"
Don't forget the Illinois Social club
dance every Wednesday evening at
the Illinois reception hall, Illinois
theatre building. admission, gents 35
cents, ladies free. Good music.
High grade clothing and furnish
ing goods in a first class place. Man
haitian shirts, Dunlap hats. f. & W.
collars. l.. Adler Bros. & Co.'S cloth
ing. What better do you want? You
know us. The London.
Mrs. T. b. Reidy will resume in
struction in voice culture. commence
ing Monday, Oct. 10, paying special
attention to breathing, tOne-placing,
BODYBUILDING, phrasing, etc. No. 1921
Fifth avenue. Phone 1404 west.
Thomas Il. Johnson is made sole
beneficiary under the terms of the
will of the late William Surf. ST., pro-
bated yesterday in the county court.
The will was drawn Dec. s, 1898. Mr..
johnson is appointed executor also.
1t is rumored that F. c. Riece, SUI
perintendent of the Illinois lines of
the Burlington road, will succeed
Supt. Levy, Of the Burlington lines,
who has been elevated to the general
managership to succeed f. \. Delano.
Two wedding ceremonies were per-
formed at the court house yesterday
by Judge f. +. Parmenter, Grover
Cleveland Mann and Miss Emma
Hack. of Moline, and Walter Smith
and Miss Alice De Baetes, also of Mo
line, being the couples.
Those college suits for young men.
the kind that are snappy: not the reg
ular hand-me-down style, but the
best tailored garments; price a trife
more than the cheap kind. but not
much; price SIP to SIS are shown by
us. Will you see us? The London.
We have just received 46 pairs of
sample shoes for ladies of the we'll
known Radcliff shoes and also Her
rick's make. These shoes retail at
$3.50 and So, sizes 3 to z, c and ID. sam
pie sale at $1.75 per pair at Finne's
new shoe store, 1910 Second avenue,
three doors east of the Illinois, thea
tire.
Winter is coming. There's no doubt
about that. If you need a new over
coat, now is the time to get it. That
is equally a matter of fact. Come in
and let us show you what we can do
for you in that line. You viii be sur
prised at the excellence of the coats
we are offering for such moderate
prices. Sommers & LaVelle.
Why not select your winter over