Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-21
DAMAGED
by Smoke and Water Only-NOw Is Your
Chance-Don't Miss 1t.


During Il recent fire in one of the
| largest cities in this country. several
of the largest wholesale clothing
| houses had part of their stock damag-
ed by smoke and water only. The
Baltimore Clothing company purchas-
ed part of these stocks at far below
the cost of manufacture and has ship
ped Il part of this mammoth stock of
fine tailor made clothing consisting of
mems. boys and childrens wearing
apparel to Rock Island, H., all to be
sold at less than the actual cost of
making. The large store room in the
building at 1905 Second avenue. for
merly occupied by John Spilger furni-
ture store, and directly opposite the
Illinois theatre has been rented for
10 days only, and this great sale
which is now going on and will
positively end end on Saturday
night, April %. As the following
prices prove you must come before
your neighbor or you will regret it:
Mems fine suits, well worth So to 81
only $3.50. Mems elegant cashmere
and cheviot suits, worth $3.50, only
S4.1J. Mems fine Scotch and worsted
suits. absolutely all wool, worth fully
$l2, now only $3.50. Mems English
worSted and fancy cashmere suits, in
the latest patterns and cut strictly up
to-date. worth SIS to SIG, now only
$3.50. Mems elegant suits in fancy
silk mixtures. etc, worth SIS. only
1919. Mems highest grade suits, in
imported tricot and worsted, worth
$50, and upward, only $11.35. Mems
most ultra fashionable suits, the finest
improved weaves and strictly hand
made, worth S25 and up, only $12.75.
Mems and young mems two piece
suits worth $12 to SIS. now only S. to
$3.50. Young mems suits, in the very
latest patterns and cuts, worth s. to
$12, now only S2.45 to $3.50. Mems good
pants, in different patterns and worth
up to $3.50, only S5c to $1.35. Mems
very fine pants. in the very latest pat
terms. well worth $3.50 to Sc, only $1.95
and up. Boys and children's suits,
good ones. only jSc and upward. Don't
delay. but come in the morning to
avoid the rush sure to come. Strictly
one price to all. First come, first
served. This immense stock contains
all that is good and desirable in mems,
boys and children's clothing. Nothing
but the latest styles and patterns.
Let nothing keep you away, the hour
is set. the date you know. All goods
not found entirely satisfactory will be
gladly exchanged. Remember this
great sale is now going on
and will end on Saturday
night. April %. and positively no long
er, and will be the greatest oppor-
tunity ever offered to buy fine tailor
made clothing at practically your own
price Look for the big red sign of
the Baltimore Clothing Sale on the
building at No. 1905 Second avenue,
formerly occupied by John Spilger|
furniture store, and directly opposite
Illinois theatre, and make no mistake,
and do not enter until YOU see the big
red sign. Baltimore Clothing Sale, on
the building. bring this with you, com
pare prices and be convinced. Re
member the time and place Sale
* now on and will positively prove the
a. M. and will positively prove the
greatest opportunity ever offered the
people of this and adjoining counties.
CARL VI. NELSON.
Manager in charge.