Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
CITY CHAT.

&. w. Negus is in Chicago.
Reidy Bros. for general insurance.
Now is your time-Clemann &
Salzmann.
Canton flannel at McCabe's Tues.
day, 81 cents yard.
Never was crockcry so low as now
at Young &c McCombs'.
More kid glove bargains at McIn-
tyre-Reck Co.'S. Real ad.
New line of dress goods just opened
up at Young G. McCombs'.
Chestnuts, peanuts, persimmons
and sweet oranges at Boro's.
Another line Of fancy Buclay cloth
just received at Young & McCombs Vs..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sutherland were
in the city from Port Byron today.
Lace curtain sale at MCINTYRE.
Reck Cos. Bargains rule as always.
Money saved in furniture - see
Clemann & Salzmann's ad on last
page.
j. +. Montrose came down from
Chicago on short business trip last
evening.
Dollars double their value in Dur.
chasing power this week-Clemann
d Salzmann.
Don't forget to read j. W. Jones'
ad. in the want column-that ex-
plains everything.
English cashmere and fancy Jac-
guards, 20 cent value, II! cents at
McCabe's Tuesday.
The latest things in fancy net lace
curtains ut McIntyre-Reck Cos. Spe-
cial sale this week.
Handsomely decorated stand lamps,
shade to match, 81 cents ut McCabe's,
beginning tomorrow.
Fine thin blown tumblers at Nc.
Cabe's tomorrow have been s1ld at
60 cents cents each.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Sala left Satur-
day night for a few days trip to
Chicago and Milwaukee.
You want big underwear value for
little prices. Look over McIntyre-
Reck Cos. bargain lines.
Miss Kittie Kale departed for her
home in Canada Saturday evening
after a visit with relatives.
Dress goods selling fast and furi-
Gus at MclEtyre-Rcck Co.'S. Big in
ducements this week. Read ad.
Cash paid for ladies' and gents
secondhand clothing at j. w. Jones'
secondhand store, 1922 Second ave.
nue..
Two hundred pieces Venetian
stripes at McCabe's tomorrow. worth
80 cents. price 81! cents. Quantity
limited.
Detiens loans money on real estate
security. Consult him when YOU
want to negotiate loan on reasona-
bic terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duke have re-
turned from Denver, Col, where
they went for the benefit OF Mrs.
Dukes health.
Mrs. A. l.. Farhurst, of Ward. Col,
is visiting with AID. and Mrs. F. ii.
Schroeder. Mrs. Farhurst is niece
OF Mrs. Schroeder.
Judge Lucian Adams returned Sat.
urday from attending the Episcopal
convention at Minneapolis. Rev. X.
+. Sweet will arrive home Wednes.
day.
w. ". TrueSdale, general manager
OF the Rock Island. came down from
Chicago and visited until Yesterday
noon with his II othcr, Mrs. e. Trues-
dale.
When you have real estate trans
action on your mind see Detiens and
he will make it easy. Insurance also
placed in the highest class of COM
panics.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Ellis. 1919
Second avenue. celebrated their 18th
wedding anniversary Saturday even
ing by entertaining company of
friends.
Wednesday and Thursday, this
week, Mclntyrc-Rcck Co. will have
with them representative of the
largest and best cloak house west of
New York. He will show nothing
but what is new and stylish. You
are all cordially welcome.
The Iowa Liberal league of Daven-
port has sent out circulars to all cam
dida,es for the legislature through
out Iowa questioning them closely
on their views on the prohibitory.
mulct and other questions which
have been ngitating Hawkeyedom.
Today's Chicago Inter-Osean con.
tains n 3-column contribution from
County Clerk Kohler on the work
ings of tho Swedish army. We may
next expect to hear from the es-
tecmed colonel on American soldiery,