Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-13
McCabe Bros Take your bottle.

dolls. Chinese, dolls, dolls from 1c
up. at Eckhart's, Twentieth street.
First come, first served. Call
early and get pair of our ladies
$3.50 shoes for sl.50.-Dolly Bros.
Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! All new,
nice. clean goods at prices that defy
competition, at Young & McCombs'.
Columbian Worlds Fair) souvenir
half dollars given away with every
cloak IS or more, at Young & Nc
Combs.
The holiday trade is now fairly on.
Notice the hard hits and watch the
crowd going to McCabe Bros this
evening.
Remember the ladies of Trinity
church in their sale of dolls and
fancy goods Saturday afternoon and
evening.
James T. O'Connor, wife and son,
Romie, arrived in New York City
from England, on their way home
this morning.
Do not buy your books, toys and
holiday goods until you have in
spected the immense stock at Young
& McCombs'.
The dwelling house, 1906 Third
avenue, in this city. is for rent. APP
ply to Z. E. Parmenter. Mitchell &
Lynde's block.
Make a note of 1.-THE doll and
fancy goods sale, at the vacant store
room in Hurst's block, Saturday al
ternoon and evening.
The funeral of G. c. Bowen was
held from the Christian church at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. T.
W. Grafton officiating.
This evening, till o'clock, all of
Leon, Maugenet & Cos. fine per-
fumes 10 cents per ounce, at McCabe
Bros. Bring your bottles.
McCabe's usual custom - open
evenings till Christmas. Some
sharp bargains this evening, Z to 9
O'Clock. Follow the crowd.
Edward Shields and daughter,
Miss Eta, returned this morning
from months visit with relatives
at Britt and Des Moines, Iowa.
Christmas dolls in great variety at
the sale by the ladies Of Trinity
| guild in Hurst's block, Twentieth
street. Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
Contractor Juhl has finished re-
modelling f. II. Guyer's building on
Second avenue and Twentieth street.
and much improved appearance is
the result.
Coffee. tea and sandwiches will be
served by the ladies of Trinity I'm
provement guild. in Hurst's build
ing. Twentieth street and Fourth
avenue, Saturday.
| Now is the time to lay in a supply
OF good music for little money at
Bowlby's scent and 10-cent sheet
music sale. Twenty dollars worth of
music for So cents.
According to the report of the state
board of live stock commissioners
for the year, Rock Island is one of
the counties in which CHAMBERS ex-
listed during the year.
There are likely to be some import
1
first OF the year, one of which will be-
it is not improbable, the passing of the
B., c.. Il. & n. into the hands of the
c. g. n. W.
Don't get left in this sale-a nice
pointed, toe patented tips, regular
Worlds fair $3.50 shoe for 81 so. We
have them in all sizes, SO if you
don't get pair it is your own fault.
Dolly Bros.
The Schuman Male Quartet compa-
ny gives the second entertainment of
the Davenport Y. NJ. &. c. Star
course in the Edwards Congregation
al church Monday evening. Dec. Il.
Admission 80 cents.
No one ever dreamed of buving
such fine suits at $40 as are now be-
ing sold from the Strauss, Yondorf &
Rose auction. It's like finding
money to buy one of their suits OF
ovcrcoats, at Simon d Mosenfelder's
An extensive assortment of dolls.
toys, fancy goods (misshipment of an
/; eastern house, advises Young & Nc
Combs to sell regardless of cost
This is an opportunity not to be
missed. Stock is now open for in.
/ spection. at Young g. McCombs'.
The ladies of Trinity Improvement
Z guild will give doll and fancy good:
sale in the vacant storeroom il
Hurst block on Twentieth street Sat
urday afternoon. Tea, coffee and
sandwiches will be served, while
cake, plum pudding, ETC., will be
sold.
When we cut prices, we cut then
right. that is what makes goodl
move. Now is your chance to get .
{ ladX's shoe Of good value for littl,
money. Our line of Worlds Fail
: $3.50 shoes at $3.50; also our line O
81 shoes, which we sell for $3.50
This is Christmas present for YOU