Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-26
CITY CHAT.

Leaf lard ct 0ilmore's.
Stir hats 50 cents ut NJ. 4 KS.
Watch for 1.-THE Other House."
Bargains In mems pants at n.
4 KS.
Cooking butter 10 cents . pound q,
Beecher's.
Read Simon & Mosenielder's I'd
carefully.
Good -four only IS cents . sack at
Beecher's.
Read the opening chapters Of 1.-The
Other House."
Get . Z. 8. 4 Co. suit at II. & KS.
and be happy.
The London for bargains first. last
and all the time.
Drink Carss 3 Ohweiler's ginger
ale and be healthy.
Good sauer kraut only 10 cents 0
gallon ut Beecher's.
Picnic hams 81 cents Q pound At
Schroedsr's market.
Cars to Milan after the perform.
ancs Thursday night.
Special bargains in hats at 80 cents
and e1.29 1t N. & KS.
When its told you at Simon & Mo.
senfelder's You find It 90.
A few choice winter overcoats left
1t e2.6s and $3.50. N. 4 K.
Sugar cured ham at 9 cents 0
pound ut Schroeder market.
Go to Beccher's for your butter.
eggs and -four and save money.
New spring suits from the receiv-
er's sale ut Simon & Mosenfelder's.
Bicycles and repsiring-C. s.
Wangelin, Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
Leap year dance ut Stodd's hall
Saturday evening, Feb. 90. Admis-
sion Is cents.
Are you ready for the big shoe
saleP We are not, but will be this
week. NJ. &K.
Another big rush ut NJ. Il ks. to-
day for those big bargains in X. s. &
Cos. spring suits.
Radises, onions, lettuce. oyster
plant. celery, tomatoes and cauli-
flower at Hess Bros.
The certificate Of incorporation Of
the Peaslee Shoe company has been
filed with the county recorder.
Superintendent ]. b. Cable and
Trainmaster H. e. Carroll, OF the
Milwaukee. spent last night in Rock
Island.
Fine suits for men and boys until
you can't rest. Cheap il no name
for them. See them ut Simon & Mo-
senfelder's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Huntoon, 64S
Nineteenth street. have . new son
who arrived TO add sunshine to their
home this morning.
The East End Progressive Euchre
club was entertained very pleasantly
by Mrs. s. 8. Guyer and Mrs. J. r.
kimball last evening.
BE sure and read the London ad.
No use talking we knocked them out
today. Sold X. s. q Co. goods until
we couldn't rest. The London.
Goods all ready for sale-every
garment examined and guaranteed
by us-those X, s. & Go. suits.
spring overcoats and pants at Simon
4 Mosenfelder's.
II we were told once we were q
dozen times that We certainly had
the pick of the X. s. 4 Co. stock and
that our prices were certainly IS per
cent lower than others. The London.
Don't miss the cut prices on shoes
still going on. for they are money
savers, and these prices can't last
always. We need room for spring
goods-The Boston.
Those els. $12. $40 suits We are
selling mt Is are the talk OF the town
and the way we sold them today
makes us think half the people used
winter clothing yet. The London.
Removal shoe sale prices still good
ut the Boston. We need room for
spring shoes. so we shall continue to
slaughter shoes for o short time.
See those 99-cent misses shoes. The
Boston.
The Chicago Brewing company.
through its manager, ). Pells, has
issued invitations for the opening Of
Its establishment, Nineteenth street
and First avenue, tomorrow from
10 70 ~ and from 2 to 4.
Christopher Fredericton and Mise
Elizabeth Armstrong. Of Bowling,
were married at the First Methodist
church parsonage BY Rev. F. w.
Merrell yesterday afternoon. The
couple will reside In Kansas
Young Stokes, ono Of the pioneers
Of Scott county. being in his seth
year and having resided in Scott
county since 1913, was in the city
today in company with his friend,
+. w. Baker. Mr.. Stokes WAS the
original owner Of the Colona ferry.
Constable l.. v. Eckhart Ia connec.
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