Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-19
CITY CHAT.
Bamberger.

Inc Deet DrOom-L0e'e Llttle Gem
Ten.day red letter clearing sale.
McCabe's.
Mayor and Mrs. B. F. Knox are in
Chicago.
Ten-day red letter clearing sale.
McCabe's.
Only three days. $3.50 for $l.ss,
at Adams.
Ten-day red letter clearing SALE
McCabe's.
Capt. Sam Van SAINT, OF Winons, is
in the city.
Ten-day red letter clearing sale.
McCabe's.
Read Adams ad.. gentlemen, and
save money.
Ten-day red letter clearing sale.
MeCabe's.
Will Myers returned to Ottawa
this morning.
Mrs. NJ. j. Higgins and daughter,
May, are visiting in Muscatine.
Hard times compels me to give
you prices that will astonish you. 1.
BAN berger.
Great sacrifice in shoes gentlemen,
but be wants your trade 81 so for
81 SO at Adams.
Rev. o. Klint, OF Rockford, speaks
at the Swedish free mission on Elev-
enth street tonight.
The best photographs come from
Brandt Bros studio, 119 West Sec
ond street. Davenport.
Beecher has just received a choice
lot of fresh roll butter to sell at 16
cents pound by the roll.
The 81 9S mems shoe cannot be
duplicated for less than 80 50 any
where. Adams has them.
Now is the time to buy winter
apples; you can save money by or
dering them at Beecher's.
Now is the time for your fur and
cloak repairing. Bring at once to
T. Richter & Sons, Davenport.
Mrs. w. b. Hill. who has been
visiting relatives, left for her home
in Poughkeepsie this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Brockett
welcomed an S-pound son to their
home in Davenport last evening.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Hiram Jinks. ~, and Mrs.
Mary Grout, 62. Both are from Mo-
line.
1. Bamberger, the clothier, wishes to
say something to you in confidence.
Don't fail TO inspect his stock and
prices.
A large number of Riverside Oaks
that have been used-some as good
as new, at low prices. at John T.
Noitsker's.
The grocer clerks dance will be
held at Armory hall this evening.
instead of Turner hall, as heretofore
announced.
Harry Van Houten has been ap-
pointed janitor at the new Rock Isl
and postoffice building by the de-
partment at Washington.
Aid. Schreiner's condition is re-
ported much better by DIR. Craig to.
day and the prospects for his entire
recovery are very favorable.
The Laiies' Sewing society of the
First NJ. + church will not hold a
meeting this week on account OF re-
pairs being done at the church.
j. s. Fandewater has returned to
town and hung out his cobhler' 4
sign bearing the name Uncle
Vandy" at 321 Nineteenth street.
The Schnell Social and Literary
club has issued invitations to it.
annual ball, which occurs at Indus
trial hall Tuesday evening, Dec. /.
Axel Erickson. the tailor, has now
moved to 17l7 Second avenue, up
stairs, where he will be ready to d.
all kinds of work at lowest prices
cleaning and repairing speciality
Study McCabe Bros. large bill.
for pointers about the big red letter
clearing sale now going on. II you
didn't get bill. send postal care
for one.
George P. Lyman, of st. Paul, for
merry of Rock Island, now genera
passenger and freight agent OF the
e., b. " N. railway. registered al
the Harper last evening.
II. NJ. Griggs, general agent for the
Big Four AT Peoria, and Ford Woods
general freight agent for the sam,
company at indianapolis. we're call
ing on local railroad officers today.
Axel Erickson, the tailor, has nov
moved to l7l7 Second avenue. IN
stairs, where he will be ready to d,
all kinds of work at lowest prices
cleaning and repairing speciality.
This has been busy day for Nc
Cabe's sales-people. Tomorrow vii
be buster, as people from a create
distance begin to come in to tn
great red letter clearing sale. Price