Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-06
CITY CHAT.

spring culckenS ~ roSSlR6.
Choice apricots at Hess Bros.
Six pounds Of rice for csc at Pas
sig's.
Otto Huber is in Chicago on bust
One good organ only $50 at Wood
yatt's.
Eight bars Of good soap for Csc at
Passig's.
Hires root beer 15c per bottle at
Passig's.
Salt Lake dried peaches SC a pound
ut Passig's.
Read NJ. X KS ad-all about Pack
ards sacrifice.
Twenty.six pounds of soft sugar for
81 AT Passig's.
Plenty of homegrown strawber
ries at Buncher's.
Four pounds OF California prunes
for csc at Passig's.
A fine 900 organ only s7o-almost
ncw-st Woodyatt's.
Twenty-Five pounds Of granulated
sugar for 81 at Passig's.
Fancy homegrown Strawberries.
12a cents. ut Passig's today.
Shellcd green peas, caulihowcr and
ripe tomatoes ut Hess Bros.
A good 7-octave square grand
piano only SOS at woodyatt's.
Wild cherry phosphatcs, ready for
use. csc per bottle at Passig's.
A good display of fresh fruits and
vegetables always to be seen at Pas
sig's.
The 1926 kind OF S0-inch Smyrna
rugs ut tl.52 tomorrow at McCabe
Bros.
Tomorrow nj McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
fine cambria muslin, 81 cents, worth
10l cents.
Sixty copper bottom. 3-quart cof-
fee pots. IL cents each tomorrow at
McCabe Bros.
It's hard on Packard. but q picnic
for NJ. 4 KS patrons. Read the dis.
play advertisement.
An excursion is to be run to Peoria
next Sunday over the Il. |. & P. road.
the rate being $3.50.
Ripe tomatoes. wax beans, string
beans. cucumbers, new cabbage, and
caulitlower at Buncher's.
NJ. & rs display advertisement
tells the tale-read the glad tidings
rs to Packard's fine shoes.
"A new broom sweeps clean'-to-
morrow at McCabe Bros. 2sS good
house brooms at 8 cents apiece.
Picturesque Worlds Fair" the
best published. The ARGUS is now
disposing OF at Is cents a number
George l.. Quist is the recording
agent for this city for the New Jer-
sey Plate Glass Insurance company.
Another Of those delightful excur-
sions to Peoria via the K. |. & =.
railway. is announced for Sunday,
June ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lothar Harms have
issued invitations for their silver
wedding anniversary next Saturday
evening.
Every dav surprises is the rule in
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. wash goods de-
partment. Goods were never before
sold so low.
Manager Charles +. Kindt. of the
Tower Inn. is reported rs being much
better today. having been able to sit
up short time this morning.
Simon Goldburg. Of the Peoples
laundry. has one of the handsomest
Il,
bears evidence of Simon's public
spirit and enterprise.
Some of the leading and none but
first-class fire Insurance companies
are represented in the agency OF
George L. Quist. Losses promptly
attended to and paid when proof is
made.
+. W. Wieslcr. late of Dciscnroth &
Wicslcr, has purchased an interest in
Albert Fleming's barber shop ut 1905
Second avenue, and will enter upon
his new associations next Monday.
Always on the alert for bargains.
thus guarding the interests of their
patrons. NJ. & X. closed the deal with
Packard and took the entire lot. Tor
particulars read the display adver-
tiscment.
The Turner picnic next Saturday is
gotten up for the purpose of raising
fund TO send the actives to Spring
field. Ill, to contest for the prizes of
the biennial funniest Of the Central
Illinois district.
There will be jubilee service at
the Y. NJ. &. A. hail this evening ut
o'clock. i. ii. Burt will address the
meeting, and the Nordcn Male choir
will sing. Everybody is cordially
invited To attend.
To man up tree the contro-
vcrsy between the Union and Rock