Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-07

at $3.50 q. m. at the M. & Kp
Miss Margaret Grady has accepted
position % stenographer with the
Hawkewe Distilling company.
You don't get one article for less
than cost and pay two prices for the
others. at Eckhart's, Twentieth
street.
NJ. & X. for bargains in mems and
boys shoes; no ladies' shoes except
ing some small sizes, which 90 at
half price.
A social dance is to be given At
Orion town hall next Wednesday
evening. Bleuer's band is to furnish
the music.
We have a line of mems patent
feathers. cloth top, regular price
$500, which go at tomorrow's sale
for sl.5O-Dolly Bros.
Go to the United Presbyterian
church this evening to hear Miss
Shontz, the dramatic reader. Admis-
sion Is cents and Is cents.
No. 1901 Fourth avenue is the
place where you can get the best
mans shoe ever offered for 81; Sat-
urday only. George F. Schmale.
December shoe sale. Shoe snaps
for the people; those so and 75c
shoes for children are corkers. Grab
'em quick; they won't last long. The
Boston.
The December shoe sale is going
to be hummer, at the Boston: some
rousing bargains: All of our s.. so
and 1915 ladies' shoes 20 at 81 for
this sale. The Boston.
Let 'em GO; 80 cents for mems
$1.25 shoes, and those 5O-cent shoes
are not slow, 5 to q, worth IS cents.
Attend this December shoe sale, and
get bargain. The Boston.
You need not ask any questions.
as You know what Dolly Bros g
shoes are. Don't get left, but call
early and get pair Of their g. for
VI Saturday only-Dolly Bros.
George F. Schmale will sell for
Saturday only. mems shoes for 81;
guaranteed to be better wearing
shoes than Others are advertising at
81. Call and convince yourself.
Mems shoes from regular stock for
81. all their % shoes going in this
sale. You know what Dolly Bros.
" shoes are. You take no chances:
buy the goods you know-Dolly
Bros.
A fortunate purchase, and too
many goods, put us in a position
where we can make some very low
prices on shoes, and we are going to
do it: Ladies' 1925 and s. shoes 90
at $3.50 for this sale. The Boston.
The Davenport & Rock Island Rail-
way company is removing the rem
nants OF the worn out guard and sus-
pension wires over the Second ave-
nue. trolley wires. preparatory to
substituting stronger wires for the
same purpose.
Mrs. George j. Lehnerer and fami-
~ desire to express their thanks to
their neighbors and friends. and es-
pecially the Butchers association
| and the h. U. V. society for their
kindness and assistance during their
late bereavement.
Charles Wallace, one Of the scenic
artists who fell some forty feet in the
Lyceum theatre, at Memphis, Tenn,
few days ago, receiving a broken
arm. cut head and sustaining inter-
nal injuries, is brother-in-law of b.
Z. King of this city.
W. II. Hare, the artistic and gen.
eral sign writer, has left his i'm
prints in all portions of Rock Island,
and through the absolute merit of
his work has built up business
which is in itself the best evidence of
his skill and workmanship. Mr..
Haire's shop is at 2Oo9 Third avenue.
William Moore, of Rural town
ship, was in the city today, and re-
ports that while he and his son were
boring an artesian well on his farm
yesterday they struck a good flow Of
water at depth of SIS feet. The
stream has considerable force and
MIR. Moore is congratulating him.
self upon the fact that he will al
ways have an abundant water supply
without regard to atmospheric con-
ditions, and with very little trouble
or expense.
The Interstate base ball league is
soon to be organized, it is stated by
the Sporting News, and Onion Bill
McCaull proposes to 90 in with a
club from Joliet or Dubuque, the lat
ter city preferred. William calmly
assumes that Dubuque wants men,
bership in the league and wishes
him to manage the club. William is
mistaken. Dubuque is not seeking
membership in an interstate league.
She has had too much costly expert
ence in this line already. She has
succeeded only with semi-pro'es-
sional club which stays at home to
meet all corners and spends nothing
for travel.-Dubuque Herald.