Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-18

in the city.
Handsome jet embroidered plush
capes, fur trimmed, worth up to SIC,
won't be here long at $7.37. McIn-
tyre Reck Co.
Christmas trees, tree trimmings.
nuts aud aillkinds of confectionery
supplies at Seventh avenue and sew
enteenth street.
Slippers. slippers. slippers. at
prices to knock 'em out. See that
line Of mems 60 cent clippers. (spe-
cisl The Boston.
Nuts. candies and Christmas con-
fectionery at Seventh avenue and
Seventeenth street. Christmas trees
and fancy trimmings.
Phillip Kubitz. of Moline, took q
half ounce of laudnum for headache
this morning. Aud it came near cur
ing him, but he is still alive.
Big cut In prices of new and Sec
ond hand pianos and organs and
everything in the instrument line for
Christmas presents at Bowlby's.
Tonight McIntyre-Reck Co. will
sill so Japanese jointed dolls at 8
cents q piece; IS child's large size
bureaus, worth 81 Is, at SO cents.
Tonight mems sheer colored border
handkerchiefs, regular 10, 1S and ~
cent ones. ut 10 cents; not over six
to a customer. McIntyre-Reck Co.
Macintoshes make nice Christmas
gifts. McIntyre-Reck Co. are SELL
ing fine double texture. military CAPE
mackintoshes. regular s. so. at q SO
Call. hear and be pleased with the
great electrical piano, playing with
out the aid of human hands. at
STEMS, 3O7 Brady street, Davenport.
II. J. MCGEE. aged Is, and Mrs. l..
M. Stoltz, 60, both of Davenport,
were married Wednesday by Rev. c.
o McCulloch, of the First Methodist
church.
Ladies, are you undecided on a
gents present? Call on Stewart, the
halter. He has a beautiful assort-
ment of gents goods. all strictly up
to date.
Tonight, z to 9 O'Clock. 500 ladies'
handsome embroidered handker-
chiefs, worth up to SO cents, at rs
cents; not over six to q customer.
McIntyre-Reck Co.
Many people inquire why it is that
Maucker's grocery Is always filled
with chileren. It is because the lit
tie ones get treated fully as we'll as
their parents would.
When buying Xmas presents bear
in mind that the London has q large
line of presents suitable for gentle
men and prices more reasonable
than ever. The London.
Capt. John OConnor and Pierce
Kean will meet in game of forty five
for the championship of Rock Island
at the formers residence on Fourth
avenue, Saturday evening.
The mere announcement of a spe-
cial shoe sale caused q big rush at
the M. & X. The public Knows that
when NJ. & X. announce q special
sale it means all their ads call for.
Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock
Santa Claus will distribute free 500
sacks Of candy in front of Mcintyre
Reck Co.'S. store. Bring the children
to see Santa Claus and get some
candy.
Don't fail to place your order with
W. c. or E. L. Maucker for your
Christmas poultry. as they will have
a large supply of young fowl to Sc
lect from, and their price will be the
lowest.
We bought our slippers to sell, not
to keep. and low prices will move
them-watch them move. Mems
slippers four styles. 60 cents q pair;
better ones 81, 81 so and 81. The
Boston.
It's come at last and with the
snow the announcement of a special
shoe sale at the M. & K. Is the snow
for the benefit of the NJ &K. shoe
sale or is the sale for the benefit of
those wearing torn shoes? Both.
Billy Gibson blew in from Chicago
this morning. Billy shifts a sport
ing event in the air and has come to
look after the Burns-Atherton wrest-
ling match. Anterior is expected
in Rock Island tomorrow.
John Duckwith, the Davenport
lineman who fell from the telephone
pole yesterday. is in a fair way to
recovery. Strange as it may seem.
and Notwithstanding the severity of
the fall not bone is broken.
Henry Brandt, q carpenter, fell
from scaffold at Port Byron ester
day, q distance Of 20 feet, and sus-
tanned severe bruises about the BODY.
j. w. Maxwell. who was also on the
scaffold, escaped with q bruised leg.
E. Luchmau will throw the doors
OF the new Turner hall saloon omen
to the public tomorrow morning. It
has been handsomely fitted mp. and
Mr.. Luchman invites all his friends
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