Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-07
CITY CHAT,
Felt boots so cents at Adams.

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Felt boots so cents at Adams.
Keep your eve on the want column.
Suggestive hint-use Red Star pol
ish.
Ladies' carriage boots at less than
cost at Adams.
Mems congress q quality, only
42.75 at Adams.
j. b. Sax and family, OF Ottu mwa.
are visiting in the city.
The Crary art tours all next week
ut the First NJ. E. church.
The winter term at Augustana
opens at 10 q. m. tomorrow.
Miss Jennie A. Kane has returned
to her school duties at Chicago.
II you are in want OF shoes call on
Dolly Bros. They will suit YOU.
Thomas Hays. OF Edgington. made
The ARGUS pleasant call today.
See Shields, the original price,
crusher's ad in another column.
Worth coming for.-thc bargains at
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. January clear
ing sale.
The Woman's Improvement guild
OF Trinity church will meet at the
rectory Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
22I. 22I. %! cents q yard; that is
what McCabe Bros. are selling s.
cent. i5-cent and 50-cent suitings
for this week.
Dress patterns, 7l-yard lengths,
9S cents at McIntyre-Rcck Co.'S. jan
uary clearing sale. worth two and
three times the price.
Don't skip over the paper without
glancing at the advertisements. You
may be refusing to answer Dame
Fortune when she knocks at your
door.
Bargain lot No. / at McCabe
Bros. dress goods department con-
tains $3.50, $3.50 and IS pattern
suits. Take your choice, 1882 a
pattern.
Mrs. +. s. Latin left this morning
for Chicago to attend the bicycle
tournament. Mrs. Latin holds the
ladies' bicycle record Olive miles in
16 minutes.
c. G. Coyne, Of Port Byron, deputy
grand chancellor OF the Knights OF
Pythias Of the state. will install the
new officers Of Metropolitan lodge
X. p. tonight.
Bargain lot No. 4 contains every
thing in our best imported novelty
dress patterns worth up to $14 for
% 9S. No mistake, $5.9S, 1898 o
pattern. McCabe's.
Late this afternoon Com missioner
Medill received notice from President
Eden OF the converting OF the hospi-
tai commission at Springfield Thurs
day morning to consider plans, etc.
Clearing sale prices prevail in
McIntyre-Reck Co.'S. cloak depart
ment. Fine fur capes have been
$40 and $3.50. now $3.50. Elegant
capes worth $3.50, $22.5O and $25.
now $14.62.
There will be a hard times dance
given at Turner hall Thursday even
ing for the benefit OF the late Mrs.
Nisson's orphans. Admission will
be "a cents for ladies. and 40 cents
for gentlemen.
It is not the custom OF Nellie Nc
Henry. who comes to Harper's thea
tire Sunday evening. to play at less
than 81. The management here,
however. has induced her to make q
little concession and the prices will
remain ut 2j, so and IS cents, with
81 for box seats.
Sixteen-year-old Kate Spring is
having hearing on the charge of
larceny in the police court this af-
ternoon. She has been employed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley, 291O
Seventh avenue. as domestic. and ar
ticles missing In the house were
found in her trunk.
Chief johnson and the members OF
the fire department have received
with the compliments Of Mitchell &
Lynde box OF cigars and similar
token from Mr.. Mitchell himself in
recognition Of the efficient service
OF the department both at the
Mitchell Il Lynde building and at
MIR. Mitchell's residence. The fire
laddies appreciate no less the gener-
osity eviuced than the spirit, which
testiiies to work we'll done.
Broke LII. Leg
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