Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-09
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mibb 1Veuc Lewis mas taken POSI-.
ton at McCabe Bros.
Go to the candy opening at Young
d McCombs' tomorrow.
There is no place like Mauckers' to
get good butter and fresh eggs.
Have your pianos or organs tuned
and repaired by w. G. Totten.
Everybody is invited to Young &
McCombs' candy opening Thursday.
Now is the time for you to pick out
your Christmas presents at w. Trefz
& Co.'S.
For Xmas presents 60 to Young &
McCombs'-largest assortment; low
est prices.
Must be seen to be appreciated
that lot Of neckwear, at Stewards.
the halter.
Go to w. Trefz & Co. and sea their
large line Of toys. Something for
everybody.
Ali the latest styles, strictly up
to-date neckwear for men. Stewart.
the halter.
Mason & Hamlin pianos and or
gans at Totten's music house, 1919
Second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius McCaw, Of
Aledo, are visiting Officer w. A.
Giles and family.
Does he want smoking jacket for
Christmas? Stewart, the halter, has
a Dretty assortment
John Fritch. Of Atkinson, en- route
to Peoria. stopped off in the city
with friends lost night.
For pure unadulterated candy
cheap wait for Young & McCombs'
candy opening Thursday.
You should see that lot of ladies'
and gents um brellas; they are beau
ties. Stewart, the halter.
Wright & Barber have improved
the interior of their store with q
dress Of wall paper and paint.
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The largest and finest assortment
OF tree trimmings ever displayed in
the three cities at W. Trefz & Co.'S.
Ladies' rubbers "a cents. storm
rubbers 33 cents at the Fourth ave-
nue. shoe store, 1901 Fourth avenue.
There is no finer line of dried fruit
in the city than can be seen At
Mauckers' cash stores, and the price
is right.
Will sell on Thursday 50 cent
china bon bon boxes filed with fine
creams for % cents at Young & Nc
Combs.
The Y. 8. C. E.. of Memorial Chris
tian church, will give a Christmas
sale and social at the church Friday
evening.
Get your bibles for Christmas
presents at the American Bible So
ciety's depository at the Y. NJ. C. A.
building.
Miss E. NJ. O'Conor. trained
nurse. has removed from 532 Twen-
tieth street to S15 third
street. Telephone 1917.
II housekeepers take pride in hav-
ing good bread. they should use the
Woodmsn's Choice Hour. Sold only
by W. c. & f. L. Maucker.
A choice variety of Michigan APP
Piles at 81. 10 a barrel at William Nc
Donald's. Sweet cider Is cents q
gallon. Apples delivered free.
j. W. Linn, former manager of the
inn at the Watch Tower, has been
employed by Young & McCombs to
take charge Of the candy making de.
partment which is to be run in con-
nection with their big store.
Henry r. Corbett, state superin-
tendent Of public instruction in Ne
braska, spent yesterday in the city.
the guest of his old school mate, 4
c. Benson, and his friend, Principal
w. N. Halsey. of the High school.
Frank Weigand had a narrow es-
cape while engaged in switching 10
the Rock Island yards. where he is
employed. early this morning, his
foot being caught in q frog, and the
wheels passing over the rail without
iDjuring him.
We invite the public to inspect
our grand display of holiday goods,
Of toys and fancy goods, albums,
toilet cases, vases, dolls, doll bug.
gies. the largest assortment in the
tri-cities. w. Trefz & Co., POLL
Fourth avenue.
A telegram came to Charles Nc
Hugh yesterday from j. Z. Mont.
roe. at Chicago, announcing thai
there was Joy again in the family o.
George P. Kim over the advent O
an 1l.pound son. The event brought
no more happiness to anyone than t.
Grandpa Montrose.
E. N. Wilcox has received motto,
from his nephew at Hillsdale. Mich.
of the death there of q distant rela
tive, named Curtis, who was born il