Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-17

Several nice pianos and organs
were bought and set aside last week
at Bowlby's, to be delivered Christ
mas
Come along boys and girls and get
one Of those boxes of magnetic fishes
McIntyre-Reck Co. will sell at 4 cents
tonight.
The recital OF the Amateur Musical
club will be given at the Standard
club rooms tomorrow afternoon at s
O'Clock.
Christmas novelties-a large and
beautiful assortment at Bleuer
Bros. jewelry store. l7OS Second
avenue.
Clocks. opera glasses. silverwear.
ETC., at special sale at T. Kircher's.
corner Third and Brady streets. Dav-
EXPORT.
Sunday school dealers and others
wanting books in quantity will be Civ
en- special close figures by r. Cramp-
ton 4 Co.
II you are searching for Christmas
presents and don't know what you
want. go to Champions and you will
be suited.
Two hundred climbing monkeys on
stick l cent each, tonight at Mcln-
tyre-Reck Co.'S. Children can have
what they want.
Cashier Buford has q statement Of
the condition OF the Rock Island Saw
ings bank elsewhere, which should be
read with interest.
White Marseilles suits "a beautiful
Xmas presently the 1925 quality will
be sold this week at e1.4S, $1.48,
$l.4S at Young 4 McCombs'.
Everything goes. no goods are GO
Suits worth SIS to SIS for 1897.
The London is the place for big bar
gains.
December shoe sale! All of our
mems slippers are in cluded, and you
won't be disappointed with your bar
gain. See us fer shoe bargains. The
Boston.
Prang's Christmas cards and book
lets 1c to soc, about half price at Nc
Cabe Bros An extra discount Of
20 per cent to Sunday schools and
teachers.
There is rumor to the effect that
Levi Waterman is thinking seriously
Of rebuilding his brewery, destroyed
at Geneseo last week, at Rock Island
or Moline.
An unusually fine assortment OF
booklets and Christmas cards, being
the best productions Of home and
foreign publishers, 3 cents to 50 at
Champions.
A pleasant surprise party was
given at Turner hall Saturday even
ing, in honor of Mrs. John Erbs.
The evening was devoted to dancing
and general sociability.
Boys shoes, IS and 80 cents pair,
worth 25 cents a pair more. Seeing
is believing. Try us.for bargains
SO cents for mems shoes, every day
in the week. The Boston.
just received-art goods. A de-
layed shipment of novelties, framed
and unframed, which have been
marked very low to insure a speedy
sale, ut K Champion & Co.'S.
December shoe sale. We place all
our ladies' slippers, of any kind, on
sale at big bargains, from now until
Christmas. See our white kid, one
strap, at $3.50. The Boston.
This week and as long as they last,
40 dress patterns, wool novelty suit
ings, worth up to IS, go at 500
one to . customer. Remember only
81. 60, $500, $2.69-at Young & Nc
Combs.
Naomi, the 11-months-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, died
at 7:SO this morning Of brain fever.
The funeral will be held from the
residence, 4OS Sixteenth street, to-
morrow morning.
New books and new editions Of the
best authors, large stock, dainty
volumes suitable for mailing to dis
tant friends as we'll as sets, and sin
gle books in holiday attire, and sub
stantial bindings at Champions.
| Don't buy a cents worth of cloth.
l 1uk yOu SCC Wu0L tuc AOuOOI
can do for you've are cutting prices
all to pieces profits crushed ont o
sight; 1897 suits worth SIS to SIS
A lean pocket book buys plenty o
goods 1t the London.
The second Of . series of informa
conferences of the High schoo
teachers Of the three cities Saturday
was devoted to the discussion O.
"English in the High School," TIL,
next meeting will be held in MOLINE
in February.
Mitchell 6 Lynde have let the con
tract to the Adams Wall Paper com
pany for the painting Of the WALL
and ceilings throughout their build
ing, including the rooms occupied by
the banking houses Of Mitchell 4
Lynde and the Rock Island Saving
bank.
The 25th anniversary OF Father B
Baak, priest at St. Mary's church
| win he celebrated with a silver iubi