Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-12-18
the CSC kind at 47c, the 81 at SOC; the
e at t1-M. & X,

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q at GIN. & X.
Shields carries the finest line Of
dried fruit ever shown in the city,
and at prices-''well you know he
can't be undersold."
Call and see the elegant line of mu-
sic cabinets in mahogany and oak
nothing nicer for a Christmas pres
ent at d. Roy Bowlby's.
Magnificent line Of 39-cent dress
goods melting rapidly away at Nc
Intyre-Reck Co.'S. Not a yard in the
lot worth less than so cents.
A decided change for the better has
taken place in the condition of Fire
man George Williams. as his MANY
friends will be glad to learn.
There's slight difference between
the mems cordovan shoe M. 4 X.
are selling at g. so and those Others
sell at $5-it's in the price--that,s
all.
Public confidence in the McCabe
book department and the McCabe
prices on books was never so fully
demonstrated as during the past few
days.
Handkerchiefs free at McIntyre-
Reck Co.'S. tonight. Buy a dollars
worth and get your choice of 80
styles Of 25-cent handkerchiefs for
nothing.
Remember that there is 20 per
cent extra deduction for teachers,
schools and societies on all of Prang's
Christmas cards and booklets at Nc
Cabe Bros
George F. Schmale don't need to
make one half as much profit as 9th.
or shoe dealers, because he hasn't
one-half the expense; that's why he
can sell cheaper.
The only difference between the
Derby hats NJ. g. X. are selling at e.
and those other dealers charge 50. so
for. is in the price-$l.50, that's all
its worth saving.
The work of sinking the test pits
for the new court house is progress
sing satisfactorily. At one point
rock was struck at eight feet; and at
another, water ut II feet.
The only difference between the
mems suits NJ. 4 K. are selling ut
$3.50 and those other dealers adver-
tise as being worth SIS to $50 is the
Internationally the M. & K. suit
is better tailored.
Besides the price there is differ
ence between the children's suits NJ.
4 X. are selling at $l.95 and those
other dealers advertise at So. So
you'll find it in the sewing and trim
ming-M. & KS. are by far superior.
Commencing at O'Clock tonight.
anyone buying 81 or more worth of
handkerchiefs at Mcintyre Reck
Co.'S can have choice of any hand
kerchief up to % cents free. You
must see the magnificent line of %
cent handkerchiefs to appreciate this
offer.
| Before NJ. 4 X. marked those over
coats $3.50 they were worth more, but
now that they are selling them at
S9.90 they are worth that and no
more; however. you will find them
better than those others are advertis-
ing at considerable more and as being
worth SIS to $20-M. & X.
To advertise the grandest line of
holiday silk umbrellas ever shown
under one roof, McCabe Bros. will
sell on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings at z o'clock prompt 100
English twill gloria umbrellas with
Acacia hook handles, paragon frames
with gold and silver name plates at
$1.32. No more than two to anv one
customer.
Children's shoes. all solid leath er,
heel or spring heel. tip or pain toe,
sizes s! to 10Y, only Csc; another lot,
. to II. patent tip. at 90c, and 13 to
2, for 81. Boys fine dress shoes, lace
or button, all solid-they are beau
ties-for 81; also few pairs of bows
button shoes, all solid. all No. 5,
which ! will close out at Use; be
quick, if you wish to catch these bar
gains-George F. Schmale.
Saturday being the 3Oth anniver-
sary of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baker. of Edgington, their
children and grandchildren, nine in
number, together with friends, gath.
cred at the old homestead, about
three miles southeast of the village,
to make the event joyous one. A
sumptuous dinner was served. and q
most enjoyable day spent. The old
folks were made the recipients OF
many useful and costly presents.
A good thing cannot be spoken OF
too much. $50 here she goes" 81
buys 81 pounds of California prunes
90 cents buys XXXX Pillsbury flour
81 cents buys Shields Best flour; 81
cents buys box Of soap, 50 bars;
cents buys Quail's griddlecake flour
10 cents buysa pound Of mixed nuts
and cents buys broken mixed
candy; "a cents buys a pound box OF
fancy bon-bons; bulk olives, II cents
per quart. Yours for cash." j. T.
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