Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-22

A pair Of kid gloves or mittens
will make o nice present. Go to
Sommers 4 LaVelle's for them.
Chief of Police M. H. Sexton met
with the chief Of police committee on
Legislation in Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Fraser and
Phil Watson, of indianapolis, ar
rived today to spend the holidays.
There are still few of those muf-
flers left which are going at prices
cut in half at Sommers & LaVelle's
Suspendcrs free with gentlemen's
shirts or night shirts at Mcintyre
Reck Co.'S. Purchase Of 81 and up.
The largest line of poultry. game
and fish ever shown in the city at H.
Schroeder's Twentieth street market.
The postoffice will be kept open
tonight and Monday night until
9 o'clock for the benefit of the
public.
500 silver plated pin cushions. in
shapes of old shoes, slippers, frog
baskets, ETC., today sc at Young 4
McCombs'.
You can save your car fare. and
more, too, il you see w. Trefz &
Cos. line Of toys before purchasing
elsewhere.
Mrs. Henry Lahiff and daughters
Miss May and Annie, leave this even
ing for Iowa City to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Don't get left. but call at Dolly
Bros. and get pair OF little iron
clad shoes for so cents, going with
every 81 purchase.
Don't buy your Christmas toys I'M
til you see how cheap you can buy at
W. Trefz & Co. They have a much
larger display than ever.
The way the boys shoes are going
at Dolly Bros. today. YOU will have
to get hustle, or they will be all
gone. First come, first served.
John F. Reticker, son of ex-Sheriff
Reticker, who is studying medicine
at Iowa City. is visiting with the
family of Sheriff c. F. Hemenwav.
The pianos and organs and other
musical instruments are going live
ly at Bowlby's big Christmas sale.
Call in and get prices before you buy.
II you want to buy your wife
dress, cloak, or set of furs, you will
not pay too much if you entrust
Young & McCombs with your pur-
chase.
The big sheet music and music
book sale is still in progress. Now
is your chance to get nice copyright
music at 5 and 10 cents per copy, at
Bowlby's.
Mental affliction caused Mrs.
Barbara Farber, Of Davenport. to end
her life with poison at the Windsor
hotel yesterday morning. She was
IS years old.
The balance of that 1000 lot of 10.
II and 15-cent children's books which
Mclntyre-Reck Co. sold at 5 cents
last night will be closed out today at
the same price.
Bowlby says his sales for this
week are double what they were one
year ago. 1t must be that his prices
on all goods are below all COMPETE
tors, as he claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGee's little
daughter was bitten in the face bv a
dog yesterday near her home on Fiji
teenth street. Fortunately nothing
serious will result.
With a purchase of 81. or more
worth Of gentlemen's shirts or night
shirts at so cents and up, Mcintyre
Reck Co. will throw in any pair of
25-cent suspenders in stock.
With each jacket or cape sold to-
day ut s and up. McIntyre-Reck Co.
will give ladies' handsome. crepe
silk muller. worth 80 cents. Some
remarkable bargains in the cloak de-
partment.
Charles Leyda died at the home OF
his brother. Frank Leyda. 27O7 Ninth
avenue, ut 4:1O this morning, of ty-
phoid fever, aged % years. He
leaves wife and two children. The
funeral will occur Monday afternoon.
The second of the Lecture associa-
TONS entertainments was given al
Harper's theatre last evening by Prof
X. l.. CumnOck, Of the Northwestern
University. who fully sustained his
reputation rs the foremost of elecu
tionists.
In McIntyre-Reck Co. s fur depart
ment today. children's cream lami
muffs. S2-cent quality will be 8!
cents; child's white. gray. salmon
and tipped fur sets, muff and cape
let. qualities at $1.1S, S1.29, GA:
and f1.6S, will be sold at the uniform
price Of 80 cents.
Persons expecting to attend eithe
the annual convention of the Modern
Woodmen, or state Teachers asso
citation meeting at Springfield, Ills.
should bear In mind the good ser
vires and connection to that poin
offered by the K. I. & p, as givel
elsewhere in this issue. Round tril
rate $6.60
Deputy Coroner Eckhart went t.
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