Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-30
CITY CHAT.

ray your water rent.
Insure with Hucsing 4 Hoeit.
Drnssed poultry at Hess Bros.
Oysters and celery at Hess Bros
Read J. T. Shields prices on frs,
page.
J. T. Shields cash prices on frs,
page.
Catawba and Malaga grapes a,
Hess Bros.
All kinds Of fresh vegetables at
Hess Bros.
Watch for the opening chapters of
1.-THE Lone Inn"
Have your dime ready for your
carrier tomorrow.
All the latest in imported goods at
Emig's. the tailor.
Emig's is the place to 60 for a
good fit and latest style.
Ask your grocer for the City
Bakery's 20-ounce bread.
Don't fail to read jackson & Hurst 8
I'D. IL you have money to invest.
II you want first class overcoat
or suit. at living prices, go to Emig.
A money-maker for you. Read j.
T. Shields grocery prices on first
page.
Say, viii, where did you get that
stylish overcoat made? At Emig's,
Of course.
b. F. Knox is attending the Illinois
Undertakers' association convention
Mt Chicago.
Fresh FISH at all times at the Rock
Island Produce company's, 11OS
Third ovenue.
Dressed chickens and turkeys at
the Rock Island Produce company,
HOS Thiad avenue.
Pork. tenderloin, sausage meat,
spare ribs, leaf lard. pigs feet. ETC.,
At Gilmore's pork house
See what you can save by paving
cash for your groceries. Read j. L.
Shields adv. on first page.
Ducks and geese, live and dressed,
ut the Rock Island Produce COM
pany's, 1103 Third avenue.
S. S. Hynes, of the Sterling Daily
Standard, was in the city Yesterday
to witness the Hennepin canal OPEN
ing.
Pilot II. S. Ruby returned home
for the winter from st. Louis yester-
day. his boat having laid up for the
season.
Beginning tomorrow morning, Nc
Cabe Bros. will give out souvenir
half dollars in change as long as they
may last.
Special-S1.15 for a pair OF mems
congress or lace grain shoes, worth
$l.50 at any time-all day Saturday.
The Boston.
Several skaters broke through the
Ice in the slough yesterday after
noon. but nothing more than chilly
bath resulted.
Mrs. j. +. Robinson, Miss Emma
Battles and Rev. +. W. Merrell left
this morning to attend the Epworth
League convention ut kewanee.
Shoe sale-$l.15 for mems con-
gress or lace shoes. worth $3.50, all
enthusiastically all day. Be sure
you catch this snap.--The Boston.
Shoe sale-working men should
profit by this-s1.15 for S1.5O-con-
gress or lace shoes, all leather.
These are bargains-Saturday only.
The Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Kendall, the famous
English dramatists. will present the
equally famous The Second Mrs.
Tanquaray" at the Burtis opera house
ut Davenport tonight.
Read j. T. Shields cash grocery
inaugural prices and be convinced
that by paving cash for your gro
ceries you are saving on your house
hold expenses each month.
A couple Of telephone wires falling
across n trolley wire on Second aye
nue. this morning caused quite
sensational electrical display. Sew
eral telephones were temporarily dis
abled rs n result.
Charles McHugh, of Springfield,
spent Thanksgiving with his folks.
He has just returned from trip
through the north. Charley's pres
ence here is always source of pleas
ure to his many friends.
The fourth of the series of Univer-
sity extension lectures is TO be given
Mt the assembly room Of the Rock
Island High school tonight. The
subject is the Peoples Charter. :"
The single admission is % cents.
Presiden K. X. Cable, of the Rock
Island road. accompanied by his
wife and two daughters, Misses Jo-
sephine and Fannie, spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bu-
ford. returning to Chicago in spec
ial car last evening.
The winter caps selected by Secre-