Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster are on their
way to Denver.

Mr.. and Mrs. Foster are on their
way to Denver.
Cullom & Co. will open their SAM
pie room in the Industrial building
with q grand lunch this evening.
All are invited.
The water is falling at St. Paul,
Reeds Landing, North McGregor,
Rock Island, Des Moines Rapids and
Keokuk. and rising at Red Wing and
stationary at all other points.
Friday next will be ladies' night
the seasons first-at the Y. NJ. C. A.,
when there will be q program. in.
GLIDING basket ball, and q contest in
which ladies alone will participate.
Nothing can take the place of q
"Danco"-people exposed to the cold
should have one by all means-it is
the greatest Jack Frost protector
there is. For further particulars ap.
ply to the NJ. & K.
Henry Hansen, general secretary
of the Sterling association, will ad-
dress tomorrow afternoons mems
meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A. The
Broadway church choir will also
sing.
In justice to yourself and purse it
Is your duty to look all over town,
compare the NJ. & X. STYLES and
prices with those of other deal
ers and unless you find them better
and lower. don't buy. Could any
thing be fairer9
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the chapel Monday at
$3.50 p. NJ. All members are re-
quested to be present. All ladies in
terested in the elevation of young
men are invited.
Those who enjoy good smoke will
do well to read the announcement in
regard to the popular Lincoln club
cigar that appears on page six this
evening. 1t has had a wonderful
sale, growing daily in popularity,
and is pronounced by many the most
satisfactory cigar on the local mar
ket.
Heavy leather lined mittens IS
cents. heavy merino underwear, 25
cents; so cent working shirt for
80 cents; mufflers 10 cents. Is cents
and 25 cents; nice silk muflllers at SO
cents; heavy flannel (not tennis)
waists 25 cents; and a whole lot of
other specials for today at the NJ. &
K.
That the scenes of early associs-
tions live in memory, is conclusively
shown by the attendance attracted to
The Old Homestead" when many
reminders of the days of yors are
heard whispered from one auditor to
another, and Of how this scene or
that scene has been enacted by the N
with the dear ones at home.
The Rock Island Carpenters and
Joiners' union 166 has issued invita-
tions to its second annual bali, which
is to be held at Industrial hall
Thursday evening, Dec. IL. j. j.
Ford and P. F. Trenkenschuh ,om.
pose the arrangement committee, C.
Bergson and Gus Hammerquist the
reception committee. and Fred c.
AAoSh - hOOA
1. BAN barger, the clothier, wishe.
y ur attention: He offers tiptoE
black and blue cheviot knee pan,
suit. a: $3.50, formerly 81 IS. Bes'
heavy, all wool scotch pants Sl.5o
Boys suits $2.75. formerly $3.50
Uud rwear, gloves, mittens ant
mems and boys overcoats, and al
furnishings at surprisingly low
prices.
A successful entertainment wa
given at Augustana college chape
last evening under the auspices o
the Students Union. An excellen
address was made by Rev. F. w. E
Peschau, of Greensburg, Pa, hi
subject being 1.-The Sons of Isaac
har." The musical program. con
sisted of q piano solo by Miss Hult
vocal numbers by Mrs. Edla Lun,
and selections by q Sc xtette.