Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-19

wagons fitted and painted out in
regulation style for the carrying OF
the local mail.
The populist county committee is
in session At the court house this AZ
ternoon for the purpose of auditing
accounts. etc.
The medical board of St. Antho-
Dy's hospital met at the Harper Mon
day evening to discuss business per-
tanning TO the board.
One OF those furniture protector
carper swcepers or . nice rug would
make an excellent Xmas gift. Huck-
staedt's prices arc right. too.
The good work still goes on at
Dolly Bros. and the ladies are tax
ing advantage of the greatly reduced
prices on shoes and slippers.
r. s. Silvis, of Carbon Cnf. who
went to Chicago to have one Of his
eyes treated. writes that the afflicted
member is improving nicely.
George Perry has moved his fish
and poultry market to 2c3 Twentieth
street, where he has nice assort-
ment Of fish. poultry and produce.
This is the size of it: 81 slippers.
81; $3.50 slippers. as cents; 9S-cent
slippers. AZ cents; Accent slippers.
"a cents; M. & X. half price slipper
sac.
For fresh vegetables, choice fruit,
nuts, fancy bottled goods, imported
and domestic cheese and in fact
everything can be found at Hess
Bros.
NJ. & K. not only reduced the price
OF slippers one-half. but the first day
reduced the stock one-half; better
come early if you want choice Of these
bargains.
Ladies, don't fail to see the knee
pants suits placed on the bargain
counter. Stylish and durable suits
at greatly reduced prices at Simon &
Mosenfelder's.
Battle royal in McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
book 200 copyright
works from so of our best known
writer's. about 200 pages to book, at
per copy. 5 cents.
McIntyre-Rcck Co. place on sac to-
day 100 2-volume sets, works of we'll
known writers, elegantly bound in
cloth and gold. Price has been 81;
price today, 60 cents.
c. s. burlington, mentioned in
last evenings ARGUS as the defaulter
of 100000, is not the president of
the burlington Brick company, but
the brother Of the president.
Edison photograph exhibition at
the Club saloon, Dec. 10 and 90. and
at the Arcade Dec. 81. Come and
hear the rawlings OF John Mccullough
and latest musical selections.
The other day NJ. & X. advertised
Windsor ties for ladies-these ties
are silk neckwear. not footwear-as
several ladies misconstrued the
meaning-hence this explanation.
Two hundred volumes. new lot,
Of those elegant Ascent cloth and
silver 12mO books now on sale ut Nc
Intyre-Reck Co.'S. The price will be
as before, 10 cents-75 titles in this
lot.
Today McInsyre-Reck Co. place on
their fancy work covers 1872 elegant
tinted table covers. worth 3S cents
and AZ cents. at 25 cents. An extra
ordinary offering and cannot last all
day.
1t doesn't require a great mathe-
matician to tell the difference be-
tween the silk muffiers M. & X. are
selling at 75c and those other dealers
charge t1.50 for, especially. as the
only difference is in the price.
Whether you wish to buy or not,
step in and see those suits and over
coats Simon & Mosenfelder are ad-
vertising. They want everyone to
know that when they make q state
ment they mean business-Simon &
Mosenfelder.
With every purchase of 81 or over
for cash. made in any part of their
big store tomorrow, Thursday, Nc
Cabe Bros. will give free, free, a
12mo cloth and silver bound book bv
standard authors. Poetry, prose,
history. fiction-one to q customer.
William Shargis, of Fort Meade,
S. D. Joseph 4. Neaves, of For,
Reno. CAL, Patrick Farrell, of Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. and George LEI
fler, of Fort Omaha. Neb., ordnance
sergeants. have been ordered to re-
port at Rock Island arsenal for in
structiOns.
Just received. q manufacturers
line Of samples Of knit goods, such
as mitts, hoods and fascinators at 81
cents on the dollar, all in No. ! con
dition. Will sell at less than whole
sale prices at Young & McCombs'
the bargain givers.
Tomorrow, Thursday, the day O
days ut McCabe's. With every pur
chase Of 81 or over for cash in any
part Of our big store. we give free
free, q 12mo cloth and silver bound
book. Standard authors, history
fiction. poetry, prose-one to Gus.