Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-07
CITY CHAT.

SOSoAAu oNChuOs
Storage room, 1922 Second avenue,
cheapest in town.
L. Simon has returned from his
business trip to Chicago.
See McCabe Bros. quotations on
lawn mowers, this issue.
Big money saved on chenille cur
tains at Mclntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Summer corsets Is cents at Nc
Cabe Bros. May not last long.
Miss Harriet Hengstler is home
from Chicago for a few days. visit.
Ex-Supcrvisor C. f. Spickler. OF
Drury. was in Rock Island today on
business.
Louis Bender has accepted a posi-.
ton as conductor on the bridge line
street car.
j. F. Mckibben. of Kenosha, Wis.
is spending the day in the city with
his family.
McIntyrc-Reck Co. have the "new
wrinkle" in chenille curtains. Ask
to see them.
Tomorrow McIntyre-Reck Co. will
sell the best chenille covers at 100
and 69c each.
Picturesque America"--are you
getting the series? Back numbers ut
THE Argus Office.
II you have anything to sell or
trade. leave your order at Jones'
second hand store.
Attend the third annual concert ut
the First Swedish Lutheran church
Thursday evening.
Handsome Irish point and Brussels
curtains in broken lots half price at
McIntyrc-Eeck Co.'S sale.
Four specials on hosiery Mt 49,
cents. beginning on Monday morning
promptly Mt McCabc Bros.
Miss Margaret O'Donnell came
down from Carbon Cliff this morning
and spent the day visiting friends.
Overloaded - unloading. Jackets
and capes going for less than cost
Mt McCa5e Bros. See advertisement.
Chief Of Police NJ. II. Sexton left
this morning for st. Louis TO attend
the national convention of chiefs of
police.
William McEniry and wife re-
turned from Cedar Rapids this MORN
ing where they have been visiting
friends.
Wantcd-To buy some good second
hand ladies' and gents clothing. 1922
Second avenue, j. W. Jones' second
hand store.
+. b. krics is the latest candidate
for county clerk. and Hjalmar is ad-
vised that he had better look up his
fences little.
Remember n pole and set of fix
lures go with every pair of curtains
Mt u or over at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S
sale this week.
Bought largely and well. but not
wisely for this particular year, is the
condition Of affairs NJ McCabe Bros.
cloak department.
1t is with pleasure that Clemann Il
Salzmann again announce to their
friends another shipment OF carpets
and artistic furniture.
The cutting and slashing on spring
and summer capcs and jackets will
continue Mt McCabe Bros. until
every garment is gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Roscniield are
expected home from the east Wednes-
dry. Mr.. Roseniicld's health is re-
ported much improved.
Assessor Freeman has engaged j.
II. Cleland and William Ramsl,ill as
his assistants and is making the IN
nual assessment of the city.
Will Don. for the past ten years
ruler for William Don's book bindery.
has resigned his position to accept n
like one with Kramer d Bleuer.
The third annual concert of the
male choir ..Nordcn" will be given at
the First Swedish Lutheran church
Thursday evening. May 10: Admis-
sion 25c.
Contractor Stephen O'Connor has
about completed the excavation for
the new addition at 81. Anthony's
hospital and is making highly cred
liable job of it.
Mcintyre-Reck Co. quote lace cur
tain values rs follows: At S1.i9.
worth sl.99; Mt s1.99, worth $3.50:
Mt $2.Gs, worth $3.50. Excellent cur
tains ut s9c. 39c and 81 .35 q pair. All
our curtains are extra length and
width.
Cicmann & Salzmanu invite an in
spection of their new invoice of
artistic furniture and new patterns
in carpets. The largest and most
complete furniture establishment
west OF Chicago is the Ciemann d
Salzmann store.
stamp Deputy Lamont's collections