Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-17
CITY CHAT.
lams' for shoes this week.

Bargains at Adams this week.
California fruits OF all kinds at
Shields.
Bargains in children's shoes at
Dolly Bros.
One dollar and half to Peoria and
rcturn-$l.50.
Fresh berries received every after
noon ut Shields.
Mems tan and black shoes going at
Sl.99 at Dolly Bros.
Special sale doy tomorrow at
Young & McCombs'.
Blackberries, gooseberries, cur
rants and plums at Hess Bros.
Twenty per cent reduction on all
tan and white goods at Adams.
Low prices and good goods are
what draws the trade to Adams this
week.
That rain of last night could not
have satisfied the farmers better had
it been according to order.
Great clearing sale of summer
footwear at Adams, which means
money saved in your shoe bills.
The Ilennepin excursion OF the
Broadway church occurs tomorrow
afternoon instead OF this afternoon.
Dollars for so cents in McCabe
Bros. millinery department all day
Thursday. Every trimmed hat and
bonnet at just half price.
Carse & Ohlweiler's bottled goods
are made from the pure Black Hawk
spring water. They are healthful
and refreshing. Try them.
Over 100 trimmed hats and bon
nets to be closed out at just half
price Thursday at McCabe Bros.
One day, dollars for SO cents.
Miss Bertha Luchman. accompa-
MED by her friend. Miss Alice Bow
man, of Marshalltown, Iowa. left
today for Chicago and northern
points of interest, to be gone a
month.
You should see the wash goods
McCabc Bros. are selling this week
ut cents n yard-11!-cent popgees.
dark lawns, lace stripe, worth %
cents, and many other desirable
wash fabrics, all for 5 cents ayard.
June Orcll, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Young. of Forty-fourth
street, died this morning at $3.50 of
cholera infantum, aged months and
Is days. The funeral will be held
from the residence ut 10 o'clock Fri
day morning.
Henry Brakel. hired man at John
Moilitt's farm. near Taylor Ridge.
was kicked in the face by young
horse Saturday. and died from the eff
fec,s yesterday morning. The fun
cral was held today from the home Of
John Moi!itt.
Blue car 43 jumped the track twice
this morning-once on Second avenue
and Seventeenth street and then
while turning the corner OF Twcn-
tieth street aud Fourth avenue. The
car was replaced without much diff
Guilty, no damage being done.
The Club" saloon changed hands
yesterday afternoon. Gus j. Stengel
becoming the proprietor instead of
O'Connor Il Cation, who have con-
Quoted the place for several years.
The consideration was $500. Mr..
O'Connor contemplates cmbarking in
other business here.
Clearing up-tomorrow Crhursday)
all day we will sell all trimmed hats
and bonnets at just one-half the
marked price. This means so hats
and bonnets at IS. the s. kinds for
$3.50, the *3 ones for $3.50, the 81
ones for 81. the Sl.50 kind for 80
cents, and those at $l.25 for 62 cents,
and so on with every trimmed hat
and bonnet in our house. McCabe
Bros.
Argument on the demurrer of the
Moline Plow company to the petition
of A. +. Carson, stakeholder who
seeks permission TO examine the COM
panv's books. were heard by Judge
Bigelow this morning, and the mat
ter taken under advisement. Jack
son X Hurst represent the company.
and MIR. Mcintosh. Of Omaha, and
w. X. Moore. of Moline, appear for
Carson.
Carse & Ohlweiler have one of the
neatest arrangements in the way Of
bottle tip for their ginger ale. ETC.,
vet devised. 1t consists of n crown
stopper, which is tip and cork COM
biued. readily removable and read
Unstable. and with it comes an ingen-
Jus contrivance for displacing it and
supplying temporary stopper if
desired. In this way the beverage is
kept air tight and always fresh.
wonderful! Marvellous!
are expressions frequently heard