Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-10
CITY CHAT.

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Dress making at Mrs. c. c. Hodges
store.
See Eckhart's special in another
column.
Try sack Of Schaab's pure buck
wheat -four.
Buy Oberman's marble enameled
pastry spoons.
Young & McCombs open evenings
from now till Christmas.
Go to w. Trefz & Co. aud see their
fine line Of holiday goods.
Fine millinery and dress making
at Mrs. G. c. Hodges store.
Special sale every evening at
Young & McCombs' toy department.
Superintendent of Illinois Lines
Rice. Of the c.. b. & @, is in the city
today.
Acme cake beaten raises the drudg.
cry OF cake making to an elegant
science.
Ladies' Fedora hats. sale price 9
cents and Is cents. at Young & Nc
Combs.
c. F. Lynde left this afternoon for
Atlanta on an extended visit to the
exposition.
Another lot of pure buckwheat
flour just ground at Schaab's. Try q
sack OF genuine.
The Lords of Creation serve an
oyster supper at the First Baptist
church tonight at 6 O'Clock.
Removal sale at Fleming's furni-
ture store, Twentieth street; 10 per
cent discount on all goods.
The largest and finest assortment
Of doll buggies west Of Chicago is to
be found at w. Trefz & Cos.
Plenty Of choice table butter and
some good cooking butter to be sold
cheap at Beecher's com mission house.
Plated knife, fork aud spoon from
to o'clock this evening, put up in
q nice box. only 5 cents at Young &
McCombs'.
Special-all our ladies' $3.50 welts
60 at % from now on. They are
great values ut the price. Also see
our $2.4S line. The Boston.
Child's plated knife. fork and
spoon at 5 cents per set from Z to 9
p. m. this evening at Young & Nc
Combs toy department.
That 90 per cent off on misses and
children's shoes makes 'em very
cheap-better not miss laying in q
supply-2O per cent off, remember.
Only this week. The Boston.
Patronize THE ARGUS advertisers
and you will find at the years end
you will be money ahead. Men who
have bargains always advertise
them.
Take advantage Of the 20 per cent
of on misses and children's shoes
this week only. II you really don't
need them it's a good investment,
anyway. Yours for bargains, the
Boston.
Mrs. c. c. Hodges ha. arranged to
add dress making apartment to
her millinery store at 314 Twentieth
street. having engaged Miss Hender-
son as cutter, and will be prepared
in few days to receive all who de-
sire the latest in the dress making
line.
The Chicago papers contain ex-
tended notices o; an exciting runa-
way in which Miss Esther Olson,
sister Of Mrs. Paul Hamilton, Of this
city. was thrown from q sleigh with
out injury. just before the hors Q
dashed in front Of q c., & E. l.
train. which demolished the sleigh
and broke the animals back.
A fine Xmas gift-the Standard
dictionary or Johnson's Universal
cyclopaedia, just completed in eight
volumes. Set delivered on first paw
ment or sold for cash to suit circum-
stances. Sold only by subscription.
For particulars address Frank Lasher.
general delivery who will call and
show specimens Of either work.
The Broadway Presbyterian church
will be thro wn open Friday evening
to all its friends. The ladies will
serve supper from 6 to 9 O'Clock and
music will be rendered on the organ
throughout the evening. There will
also be on sale fancy articles for
Christmas gifts and ice cream and
cake will be served in the new Sun
day school room. All are invited.
Supper IS cents.
Contractor King arrived in the
city this morning and arranged for
the resumption Of work on the pub
lie building. which was suspended
recently owing TO the absence Of the
long-awaited material coupled with
the disagreeable weather. The label
moulds. the pon-arrival of which
have occasioned the contractor much
annoyance. are on the ground, and
operations will be Immediately re-
sumed and pushed until the weather
man again calls . halt.