Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-15


| w. Saturday, June 16, to Muscatine.
Are you getting your share of the
! NJ. G. X. Improvement sale bargains?
Your money will buy more real
worth at the NJ. & X. improvement sale.
HIT. Siemon wants your tin and fur
mace work. 1526-152S Fourth avenue.
Fancy dairy butter by the jar or
pound, 1G cents at the Farmers gro
Gerry.
Buy a new suit now All prices re-
duced at the NJ & X. Improvement
| sale.
Plenty of fresh fish every day at
Aliens fish market, 2121 Fourth aV-
enue.
Fancy dairy butter by the jar or
pound, 16 cents at the Farmers gro
| Gerry.
Fancy dairy butter by the jar or
pound. 16 cents at the Farmers gro
Gerry.
SO cent corset covers for 80 cents to-
morrow evening at Young d NC
Combs.
Choice of shirt waists values up to
s1.75. at Young & McCombs, tomorrow
for SO cents.
You can save 10 to so per cent of
the cost by going to the NJ. & *. i'm
provement sale.
Too many dress skirts at McCabe's,
stylish and attractive, $500 to $500
skirts forced down to S465.
You'll buy sure if you look at the at
tractive bargains in ladies muslin under
wear being SHOWN at McCabe's.
| No bats thrown out to catch trade
in our store but anything you buy is
full value at Gustafson & Hayes.
Cherries. $125 per bushel, if you
pick them. II. F. Spitznas. Twenty
fourth street, South Rock Island.
36-inch soft finished bleached muslin,
10 yards to customer. at Young &
| McCombs' tomorrow for 53 cents.
Mems suit sale Saturday. Suits
worth from $3.50 TO $500 for Satur-
day only s99S Gustafson G Hayes.
The June waist sale at McCabe's
gains in volume from day TO day as the
news passes from one woman to aDoth-
err
Children's wash suits and boys
waists. (band style). go now at half
price. CU. & s. Ullemeyer & Ster-
ling
| Pass!g Bros will have an exception
ally nice display of fresh vegetables
tomorrow Order your Sunday dinner
there.
One hundred mems suits, all sizes,
worth from $3.50 to $500, will be
sold Saturday at S9.9S at Gustafson &
Hayes.
| Give the children an auto ride tomor-
row. Auto cars at their station. Nine
teenth street and Second avenue from
2 to p. m.
| The Plattdeutschen Schwestern will
hold their annual bird shooting and
children's picnic at Huber's garden,
Saturday, June 1G-
Millinery movement, quick action.
Sixty. yes. 60. ready-to-wear hats from
s1.75 to S475 Saturday your choice
for s1.O0 at McCabe's.
10 yards of challie for 31a cents per
yard tomorrow between ) and O'Clock
at Young e McCombs. Limited 10
yards to each customer.
Trousers sales were never better
than now at o. &c 81 Ullemeyer d
Sterling's Low prices, snappy, new
lstyle That's what's doing it.
Some Saturday specials noted in Nc
Cabe's ad which keen discriminating
buyers will be quick to snap up. Don't
complain that you are not advised.
Expert manicuring shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 1856 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west SO.
This is a fact-one-fourth off on all
boys short pants suits. You can not
make money faster than buying your
boys suits of U. & s., Ullemeyer &
Sterling.
, The advertisement on page this
evening of Young & McCombs' con
! tains an endless variety of money saw
ing opportunities for tomorrow and
Monday.
Between and O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon Young & McCombs' will sell
10 yards of challie, Persian and Japan
csc designs for So cents per yard, 1C
yards only to customer
J NJ B. A. excursion to Muscatine
Sunday. June II, on steamer w. w
j Leaves Rock Island at 10 a. IN. Dane
ing free. Fare only so cents for round
trip. Four hours to spend in Musca
tine
81 The Concrete Construction company
: of this city has secured the contract
for the erection of a new telephone ex
} change for the Bell Telephone com
psnv at Burlington. The cost will be
$4,000.
The Salvation Army is in need o
) some bed clothing, towels. dishes
( knives, forks, and spoons, and ;
) lounge. Articles of this kind will b'