Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-23
CITY CHAT.

r1tv cents reOcte on al - sn0es u
Adams sale.
Sixty cents rebate on all Is shoes
at Adams sale.
Tonight's program will be the best
of st. Mary's fair.
Forty cents rebate on 50 shoes at
Adams great sale.
Don't let anything keep you away
from st. Mary's fair.
Plenty Of dressed turkeys and
chickens ut Hess Bros.
Adams rebate sale is attracting
considerable attention.
1.-The Professor at Home" at st.
Mary's fair this evening.
Flowers free with Ambrosia cigars
ut the Arcade tomorrow.
All night dance at Roche's hall
every Saturday nights cents.
With every Ambrosia cigar at the
Arcade tomorrow bouquet free.
Best perfumes 10 cents an ounce
tonight at Z O'Clock at McCabe's.
Mrs. VI. +. Hayden, OF Chicago, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rob-
inson.
Oyster lunch this evening at Gutz-
weiler's, Fifteenth street and Second
avenue.
A chrysanthemum free with every
Ambrosia cigar at the Arcade to-
morrow.
James Corbin's blacksmith shop
in water.own was destroyed by fire
last night.
Get good smoke and bouquet
with it at the Arcade tomorrow. Ask
for Ambrosia.
Stop at the Arcade tomorrow and
get an Ambrosia cigar and a chrys-
anthemum free.
Go to Folsom's iewelry store for
Thanksgiving plum buildings. mince
pies. cakes, etc.
John Streeper has returned from
Olathe. Kas.. Mrs. Streeper tarrying
for week longer.
All shoes in Adams sale are fresh,
up-to-date footwear. No old stock is
offered the buyer.
DIR. G.. G.. Craig, who has been i'll
for some time. is again able to re-
sumo his practice.
Your orders for copies of the ladies'
edition OF THE ARGOS can be tele-
phoned to this office.
The Chandler-Paulsen assault and
battery case has been continued for
trial until Monday morning.
Evening bonnets for operas for sale
or rent at Mrs. G. G. Hodges, MILL
merry store. 329 Twentieth street.
Crab apple blossom, violet, white
rose and other exquisite odors 10
cents per ounce tonight at McCabe
Bros.
The hall is packed every night at
the fair. Come early this evening il
you wish to enjoy yourselves; have a
good time.
There will be meeting OF the
Rock Island Ministers association
Monday at 10:3J n. m. in the Y. NJ.
&. a. building.
The celebrated Leon Mauyenet
triple extract perfumes 10 cents an
ounce tonight ut McCabe Bros.
Bring your bottles.
John j. Ingalls,. Kansas famous
orator. will lecture at Augustana
college chapel Tuesday evening on
"Our Second Century"
The checker contest Mt the Y. NJ.
G. A. tonight will be enlivened with
orchestra music and all young men
will find the latch-string out.
See the very latest in winter MILL.
merry ut Mrs. Z. Z. Hodges millinery
store. 500 Twentieth street. Also
notions, stamping and fancy work.
Health Commissioner Hinrichsen.
OF Davenport. who attempted suicide
Thursday evening. seems to be i'm
proving with every indication of uiti-
mate recovery.
Hon. John J. Ingalls, lectures on
"Our Second Century" at Augustana
college chapel next Tuesday evening.
Seats are for sale at Hartz 4 Ulle-
meyers drug store.
NJ. T. Short will conduct meetings
tonight and tomorrow night in the
old Masonic hall. Burial block. for
the Latter Day Saints congregation
also at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
lnquisition is being had in the
county court today into the mental
condition OF John Snitzer, of 1914
Seventh avenue, who has been suf-
fering with brain trouble Of late.
All regular subscribers to THE
ARGUS will receive copy rs usual
Tuesday. when the paper will be
gotten out by the ladies. Extra
copies can be ordered at the Office.
Clarence j.. i-months-old son of
W. A. Robb. died at : O'Clock last
evening. The funeral will be held
from the residence. 23l2 Fourth ave.
nue.. at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
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