Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-22
CITY CHAT.
Reidy Bros. loan money.
Reidy Bros. rent houses.


Reidy Bros. rent houses.
See ad.-third page-Dolly Bros.
Lettuce and spinach at Hess Bros
Dollars saved-read Glenn ann &
SalZmann's ad.
c. F. Lynde returned this morning
from short visit to keokuk.
Tomorrow and Thursday McIn-
tyre-Reck Co.'S cloak opening.
Cane seat brace arm chairs 20
cents this week at Clemann & Salz-
mann's.
Albert Fude has returned to his
former position with Undertaken B.
f. Knox.
Cane seat brace arm rockers SIC
big bargain while they last at Gle
mann & Salzmann's.
Ten pieces of Chameleon novelties
dress goods, the latest out, so cents
per yard at McCabe's.
Get Bucks oak and save on YOUR
coal bill. For sale at e.. o. Huck-
staedt's. Open evenings.
w. NJ. Bushnell, general freight
agent of the c.. p. & St. L., was
among Rock Island railroad officers
today.
Mrs. Letitia Preat will give n free
talk on ''Child Culture in the High
school assembly room next Friday
evening.
Do you want uniform warmth all
over your rooms? If so. get a Star
Radiator at G. o. Huckstaedt's.
Open evenings.
Detjens carries line of high class
insurance companies. You will do
well to consult him before having in
surance written.
Bamboo stands 10 cents, fancy
rockers $1.9S and up, bed room sets
$12 and up. Jennings new store,
| Twentieth street.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, will be a
special cloak day at McCabe's. New
arrivals today of the newest, the
latest, the most stylish.
McCabe Bros. will open tomorrow
new lot of coats and jackets of the
newest, latest, and most stylish cuts
OF the season. See them.
Customers wishing to compete for
the three grand premiums offered by
McCabe Bros. last week, must bring
in their sale checks before Oct. 80.
Choice dress goods novelties at
McCabe Bros. including bourettes.
angolas, monies and all the new
rough and shaggy effects, at 80 cents
per yard.
Just received at Hess Bros. full
line of the famous Monarch brand of
canned fruit and vegetables. A trial
will convince you they are the best
in the market.
John Colville, of Davenport, aged
SS. obtained license at the
county clerks office yesterday to
marry Mrs. Francisco Smith, II
years his senior.
Those S25 Scotch suits and $25
overcoats at Zimmer's are selling
fast. 1t is just what the people
wanted-first class goods for as little
money as possible.
The children of the late Mrs. Ellen
I.awler wish to extend heartfelt graf
itude to friends and sympathizing
neighbors who evinced kindness and
assistance in their affection.
William Smith, one of the county S
earliest settlers, came down from
Hillsdale, where he has resided for
40 years, this morning to spend the
winter with Rock Island relatives.
Mr.. Smith is now SO years old.
The Woman's Improvement guild
OF Trinity church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. T. j. Buford.
Twelfth street and First avenue,
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Do you want to be well cloaked at
moderate cost? Attend Mcintyre
Reck-Co's cloak opening tomorrow
and Thursday. when they will have
an elegant sample line for your in
spection. Only the newest STYLES
shown.
Speaking of suits and overcoats at
S25 you ought to see what Dixon is
doing. He isn't talking through his
hat. either. If you want reliable
goods at the lowest living price, re-
member he's at the old stand.
The public should bear in mind
that the business man who adver-
fises in the columns of his home pa
per is public spirited and progress
sive, and if he is liberal with the in
stitution that constantly labors for
the city's good he will be fair and
liberal with his patrons.