Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-15
BRIEF MENTION.

Pork at Gilmore's.
Pay your water rent.
Try Schaab fer -four.
insure with Huesing & Hoeft.
Go to j. M. Schaab's for flour and
feed.
Games of all kinds at w. Trefz &
Co.'S.
Ezra Kendall at Harper theatre
Monday night.
Climbing monkeys, 10 cents, at
Young & McCombs'.
The comedian, Ezra Kendall. at
Harper's theatre Monday night.
Don't fail to read jackson & Hurs. s
ad. il you have money to invest.
Toys. dolls, doll buggies and ev-
erythlng in the toy line, at W. Trefz
& Co.'S.
Ladies. don't forget, you can buv a
fine pair of $3.50 shoes for $3.50, at
Dolly Bros
The largest assortment of side
boards at q. .. Huckstaedt's-pr prices
the lowest.
With each purchase in the toy de-
Partment tonight. Mcintyre eck
Co. will give tin whistle free-open
evenings.
Rev. j. &. Luckey left this MORN
ing for Buda and other district points
on his regular quarterly visit
just received a fine line of side
board and Onyx tables at II. +.
Cordes' at prices lower than ever.
The dwelling house. 1906 Third
avenue. in this city, is for rent Ap.
ply to E. E. Parmenter, Mitchell &
Lynde's block.
A pair of those fine suspenders
now being given away, will make
suitable Christmas presents
mers L. LaVelle.
Hosiery Sale-Ladies' fast black,
fleece-lined, regular made. the CSC
quality, go today, two pair for soc.
Call early at Young 4 McCombs'.
Free-A fine satin suspender in a
glass-covered box, worth 75c, given
with every purchase of SO or over. as
long as they last, at Sommers & La.
Velle's.
Twenty members of the Masonic
fraternity went out to Coal Valley
last night and assisted in comforting
degrees on three candidates. They
report most pleasant time.
The great and l0-cent sheet mu-
sic sale that commenced today at
Bowlby's will continue all next week.
This is not what is called the lO-cent
music that is sold at news stands and
dry goods stores. but is taken from
our regular copyright stock.
Albrecht lodge. X. of p. of Port
Byron, has elected the following Off
GERS: {. c., W. H. Malarkey;V. c.,
c. &. Coyne; prelate, +. Ii. Schaler:
M. OF w., +. +. Hopkins; NJ. OF E..
A. II. Wendt; Nj. of F., S. W. Martin
M. at A. Gus Samuelson: trustee, C..
c. Coyno.
Leonard Drack, an architect well
known in the three cities, las formed
a partnership with Architect George
kerns, the firm to he known as Drack
L. kerns, with Offices in the new Y.
M. c. A. building. The firm is thus
composed Of first class architects,
who pride themselves in ard guaran-
tee their workmanship.
Suitable holiday gifts-center ia
bles. ladies' desks, fancy rockers,
lamps, dinner sets. chamber sets,
sideboards, book cases, pnrlor suits.
couches, carpet sweepers, rugs and
chairs OF every description. Don't
wait till the cream of the assortment
is gone; buy now at G. U. Huck.
staedt's.
You, no doubt, viii hear a great
deal about the Strauss, Yondorf &
Rose auction. MANY merchants will
claim to be selling their goods. All
goods made by this firm bear their
label, a large as, Y. Il r." woven in
silk, sewed inside of each garment.
Simon & Mosenfelder were the only
firm in this section attending the
auction sale.
So many people were disappointed
at not being able to get ont Thurs
day night for one Of those fancy bot
ties OF triple extract perfumes McIn-
iyre-Reck Co. were giving away, that
the firm have decided to repeat the
performance tonight. So bottle of
perfume goes with each purcha Sc,
large or small. This Will not be re-
peated again. Electrical show to-
night. west window.
A couple of citizens of Rock Island,
who started yesterday afternoon in
search OF the Hennepin canal, met
with variety OF experiences not
Calculated upon, and one of which
was the jumping of the electric mo-
tor from the track into cattle
guard, and which SO delayed them
that they returned to Rock Island
encountering number OF episodes,
thankful that they were still alive.
They will start before daylight next
timt, they 1rQ in coarcb nf