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CITY CHAT.
Lage-Waten shoe sale.
Call for the new Kinship.
"Snowballs" at Wilcber's.
For Insurance, E. J. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Choice berries at Kuschmann'a.
Fancy cauliflower at Passig Bros'.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
July clearing Bhoe -sale at Finne's.
Tin and furnace work at Wllcher's.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb't-:.
Spencer & Trefz for bus or express.
Spring lamb at H. Tremanu's Sons".
For bargains in oxfords, see Adams.
Plenty of Rockiord melons at 1'assie
Brew.
Fancy Florida pineapples at Passig
Bros".
For real em ate and insurance, E. J.
Burns.
Firing's for oxfords. 2." to '',' per cent
redact inn.
Dressed spring chickens at EL Tre
manii'.s Sons".
Attend i Ik- big July clearing sab- at
Lase a t rs.
Dressed old chickens at M. Tr
maim s Boas'.
Ladies' oxfords T." cents a pair at
Lage-Waters.
You can g t bargains in shies at
Lage-Watt rs'.
Fruits and vegetables of all kinds
at Kuschmann's.
$2.." bays a pair of $3.60 tan ox
ford:, at Adams'.
Saturday all $1 shoes will sell for
J2 S9 at Adams.
Indies' oxfords from I!' cents a pair
up a i Lage-Waters.
For Saturday all shoes will sell
fur ;.','. at Adams'.
Mens shoes from 86 cents a pair
up at Lego Wat era.
I tressed spring ami old chickens st
SchriM tier's t miorrow.
Ten e. nt size shoe polish only four
Santa at Iite-Waters".
Wash suits half price for Saturday
at GttStafsOS Ai Haves'.
Greal bargains in shoes at l.age
Waters Shoe oompany'a
Men's straw bats, one-third off the
regular price. The Loudon.
$J."." buys a pair ol men's $! pat
eni colt oxfords at Adams'.
Crowds ate attending Young At He
Combs' ureal sacrifice sale.
Ladies' oxfords, hand turned, 95
cents a pair at Lage-Waters.
Cleat sale at l.age-Waters Shoe
company, 1703 Second avenue.
Yellow clothes are unsightly. Keep
them White with Red Cross Blue. All
J3he
Following
is 3l List
Of contestants in
the Lage - Waters
SHoe Co.'s school
children's World's
Fa.ir contest show
ing the standing
for this week:
1 WILLIE SCHOFER. Washington
School, Molinc.
2 CHARLES ROSENFIELD, Lin
coin School, City.
3 EMMA BUETTNER. Lincoln
School. City.
A LEO SCHAUM, Hawthorne
School, City.
0 LDYTH PETERSEN. Washington
School. Mohne.
6 RUTH ANDREWS, Irving School.
City.
7 HAZEL WILLEY. School No. 13.
Davenport.
8 WILLIE HAGERTY. Washington
School. City.
9 FLORENCE BAILEY, Kemble
School. City.
10 IVY BURT. City.
11 SAM SAMPLE. No. 2 School, Dav
enport. 12 ALBERT BENSON. Tenth Street.
City.
13 JOHN MALSEED. Union Mission,
City.
14 KATIE ALEXANDER. Enckson
School. Moline.
1-4 FRANKIE MILLER. City.
15 ALVIN DICK, Kemble School.
City.
16 DONALD HARTMAN. 925 Twenty-first
Street. City.
17 MARION ERICKSON. Taylor
Ridge.
18 DOROTHY COYNE. Hawthorne
School. City.
Dorv'i fail to attend our
Gretvt July Clearing
Sale Bargains for
everybody.
Lage-Waters
Shoe Co.
1703 Second Ave.
grocers sell large 2 ounce packages
5 cents.
Great sale at Iage-Waters Shoe
company. 1703 Second avenue.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Petersen's, 1314 Third avenue.
Great sale at Iage-Waters Shoe
company, 17:' Second avenue.
(Jo to Finn 's for your low shoes
or oxfords. July clearing sale.
Great sale at Lage-Waters Shoe
company, 1703 Second avenue.
Have you ordered your gas stove?
See the People's Power company.
Nice large peaches by the bushel or
in small baskets at Passig Bros".
The latest out in men's outing shirts
are shown at Gustafson & Hayes'.
Finne's shoe store Is well known to
be the best place to buy footwear.
Men's suits worth $12 to $15 for
$9.45. You know us. The London.
Finne's shoe store. 1010 Second ave
nue, doors east of Illinois theatre.
Walline & Hamilton, express and
transfer. Old 'phone 1070, new 5884.
For tin and furnace work, see H. T.
Siemon, 156 Fourth avenue, union 283.
Dr. William H. Carl, dentist, corner
Twenty-third street and Fifth avenue.
Try the "Smoker," the only real 5
cent cigar. Sold only at The Smoker.
Children's suits at a discount of 25
per cent. Are you in this? The Lo&
don. When you buy bread, buy Range's,
the only machine-made bread in the
city.
All tan and patent colt men's $3.SL
oxfords, per pair, $2. 5 at Lage-Waters".
An exceptionally nice line of Call
fornit fruits at I'assig Hros'. tomor
row.
Boys' knee panta suits at a reduc
tion of 25 per cent. Soinmers &
Velle.
Men's suits worth from $12.50 to
$15 for Saturday $9.39 at Gustafson &
Hayes'.
Hoys' straw hats and cadet blouse
raises ai half the regular price. The
London.
If you use Ball Blue, gi t Red Cross
Ball Blue. Large 2 oz. package only
5 cents.
Men's straw bats and children's
ciash suits at one-third off at the
London.
Children's wash suits, none re
served, at a discount of one-third. The
London.
Bargain prices nn boys' and little
fellows' suit:), one-fourth off the price.
Summers l.aVellc.
Nobby suits for men. broken sizes
in $15. $16.56 and $18 suits at $12.
Summers Ai La Velle.
Double oven four-hole gas stoves
$15 each. Connections made free
People's Power company.
$$ for 5" cents in a ureat many de
partments during our July sacrifice
sale. Young Ai .McCombs".
A picnic for close buyers of chil
dren's clothing, one-fourth off the
price. Sommers & liYelle.
Go like hot cakes boys knee pants
suits, worth from $:'. to $'., for Satur
day only $1.S9. Gustafson & Hayes.
It s a shame, btit they must go
all our waists up to one dollar each
choice 25 cents each. Sommers & La
Velle. Outing suits. 25 per cent, 33 1-4 per
cent and 4o per cent off the regular
price. See window full of them. The
London.
An especially nice lot of dressed
spring chickens at Harris' tomorrow.
Plenty of nice fruits and vegetables
at Harris' tomorrow.
Another great suit sale. Several
more lots of boys' knee pants suits,
worth from $:i to $'. Saturday only
11.89 at Gustafson & Hayes'.
Dr. P. F. Purdue has moved his of
fice and residence to 411" Twentieth
street. He will be pleased to prompt 1
attend calls day or night. Both
'plumes.
Hakelier studio, 1722 Second ave
nue. Bock Island. 111. F. G. Hall, pro
prietor. Reduction of one half on our
$4 and $' work to holders of our 25
cent coupons. )ur representative will
all on everybodj .
The steamer .1. S. and the Santa Fe
railroad will run a joint excursion July
2v the railroad carrying the excur
sionists from Carrolton, Mo., to Fort
Madison, Iowa, where the boat takes
them to Keokuk, Iowa, and return.
Th's weeks Sat unlay Evening Post
contains an exhaustive ;.rt:cle by F.
A. Miller, general passenger agent of
the (.'.. M. & St. P. road on the Rose
hud Indian reservation opening that
Is well worth reading. It is a timely
and attractive feature of that well
Known publication.
The Kpworth league will have
"open house" at its regular meeting
this evening at the Firs: Mnthndlsl
church. Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Sweeney
will be special guests and will tell of
what they saw during their recent
;r:p to Euroe. The meeting has been
called for S o'clock.
The Rock Island Skirt company
base placed on s;le in their retail
store opposite the poatoAee their full
line of Tailored Skirts made to order
ai prices ranging from $2 5" to $7.i'.
Measurements taken in the morning
will be ready for delivery at night.
Open Saturday nights.
&N EXCEPTIONAL 0PP0RTTJH TT
Ofered by the Rock Island Skirt
Company on Tailored Skirts.
The Rock Island Skirt company
base placed on sale in their retail
store opaaaMe the pos:vftic-- their full
line of Tailored Skirts made to order
at price.-, ranging from $2 5 to $7.'i.
Meaaaranwnts taken in the morning
will be ready for delivery at night.
Open Saturday nights.
VERY SPECIAL MEAT PRICES.
Are Offered for Tomorrow at M. F.
Heyer's New White MarkeL
For tomorrow we place on sale some
of the finest rib roast of beef in the
tri-cities at the remarkable price of S
cents per pound. If you haven't al
ready visited our market do so tomor
row. It will pay you. Why pay
higher prices than these:
Prime rib roast al beef. Sc.
Best sirloin stealr 12V2C.
Best porterhouse. 12Hc.
Three pounds good steak, 25c.
Three pounds Hamourg steak, 25c.
Good beef roast, 74c.
Good boiling beef. 4Jc.
Pure kettle rendered lard. 9c.
Fresh pork roast. 10c,
HEYER'S MARKET,
1513 Second avenue.
New 'phone. ;""2: old 'phone, 1002.
BATTLES' SATURDAY 8ALE
fourth Avrnnr I Seventeenth Street.
Child's shoes. $1 value, 50c.
Child's shoes, $1.25 value, 75s.
Child's shoes. $1.50 value, 9Sc.
Women's oxfords, $2. 82.50 and $M
values. 81.69.
Men's oxfords, $3, 83.50 and $1 val
ues. $2.75.
Rubber cement, per bottle, bio.
Leather cement, per bottle, 10c.
Men's rubber heels, per pair Nc.
Women's rubber heels, per pair .
"It's a little farther, but it pays."
JULY SACRIFICE SALE.
At Young & McCombs' Big Depart
ment Store
Only a few of our many bargains
luring this sale, which will last the
month. No duplicates. So come early.
Muslin underwear, V4 price; B0 per
cent discount.
Millinery, price; 50 per cent dis
count. Indies' silk jackets, price; 50 per
cent discount.
Fifty Ladies' skirts, t. price; 5u per
cent discount.
JULY CLEARANCE SALE I
$10.00
7.50
14.75
12.50
17.75
10.00
7.50
and January
GreaLt Bargains ii
Wash Suits 1-4 off. Many
Overlooked Big
SIMON
JUST HALF PRICE.
Men's Balbriggan Underwear With Double Gusset Drawers
50 Cent QUALITY 25 Cents
All Strvw Hats
There is
No
Place
Like
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AT THE HOTELS
At the Harper C. EL Williams, W.
ghrock, Chicago; EL Ix-wis. Mason
t'ity; Miss Hyler. Mrs. Kegler. Belle
ville: v. s. Bally, Chicago; t;. J. Lee,
Bloomington : EL J. Warner, St. An
thony: T. B. Waters. Oshkosh; E. A.
I KIimmui SiviiM,.- 1 II O'Connor Sr
Louis: J. tl. Allen, Columbus. Ohio:
Rev. G .C. Stewart. Chicago; J. M.
McDonald. Pleasant Hill; R. Ester
brook. New York; P. B. Gamble, (J. A.
Cramb, Kewanee; EL P. Greenough,
Cedar Rapids: S. C. Gilford, Rock Isl
and; P. Mendelssohn, J. P. Brers, Chi
cago; C. I. Stevenson, Des Moines;
A Semi-Annual &ent oj Great
Money ailing Oppo rttin itie.
buys men's and young
men's suits that sold as
High as $15.
for men's and young men's
$10 suits.
for $20.00 values.
buys choicest $16.50 and
$18 suits.
buys our finest Yorkshire
clothes that were bargains
before the Fourth at $22.
for $15 Outing Suits,
for $10 Outing Suits.
It's a Fixed Policy of This House Never to
Carry Goods From One Season, to AnotKer.
Hence Our Two Clearing Sales e- Yean July
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O. M. Searb s. Chicago; P. B. Balkam.
Galesburg; D. Pledler, Davenport: J.
T. Walker, Kansas City; EL A. Smith,
Kansas City; G. A. Richards, Chicago:
D. Fitzgerald. New York: P. C. Jones,
Chicago; H. EL Coleman, New York:
D .C. Oberndorff. R. Halliday. Chica
go: A. Segrin. Peoria: YY. W. Newhall.
Kansas City: G. S. Salberg. Janes
ville; O. P. Voedisch, Milwaukee; i.
M. Smith and wife, Des Moines.
At the Harms (European) Hugo
Schlenk. St. Paul; S. S. Glaister, P. 8.
Pease. H. B. Dominic k, Chicago; EL
M. White and wife. Chicago; J. W.
Fadden, Cambridge; Max Eiseman. St.
Louis; George C. Schlick. Boston; H.
50
25 c
5.00
89c
50
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Our Children s Department
Children's Suits at half. No department
Reductions aJl over the Store.
m. MOSENFELDER I
- Price Cut
I ). McMahon. Peoria : .1
C. Walters, Chicago;
bams. St. Louis; E. L.
P. l.imbert ; G.
Henry C. Wil
Duntley, Bush
Paducah; J. S.
Abe Rosenfleld.
George Rondel,
neU; P. W. Barton.
Lowits, J. D. Revick,
H. Pischel, Chicago;
New York; J. Hagan, Chicago; E.
Magan, Chicago; Charles B. Angar,
Albert Lea; Eugene McRamsay, Chi
cago; George C. Miller, Kansas City;
H. C Johnston, A. C. Johnston, Prince
ton: Fred C. Hoffman .New York.
At the Rock Island (European) P.
Reynolds. W. C. Miller. C. V. Smith,
J. H. Keating. C. C. Pense, Chicago;
F. B. Pallansbee, Peoria; P. C. Berg
derfer, Peoria; M. J. Barker, Chicago;
95 for $3.50 Pants.
for $5.00 and $6.00 Pants.
for 38c Underwear.
for choice of finest Pants in
the house, all $8.00 grades
included.
for $1.50 underwear.
for $2.50 Negligee Shirts.
for $1.50 Negligee Shirts.
ONE-THIRD OFF ON ALL
In Two
For
Bargains.
Dell Gregory. Kansas City; E. J. Mo-
ran. le-s Moines; (i. cuddy, iiock isi
and: J. 1-L McGUl, Chicago; W. D. Rua
sell and wife, Rushrille; F. Simpson
Peoria: S. T. Dumbell. Hamlet; I. W
Dumbell. Hamlet; EL Ossenbcck. Peo
ria; EL W. Philips. Mt, Carmel; 11. ('
White. Quincy.
Wire Fence Broke His
Terre Haute, lud.. July
Neck.
8. Harry
Draper, aged 17, riding on one of four
loads of hay which were simultaneous
ly overturned in a storm near Dana,
fell with his neck on a wire fence,
and the weight of the hay broke bis
neck.
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