Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-08
CITY CHAT.

Attend Adams sale.
M. & K. for neckwear.
Boys shoes 81 at Adams.
See Adams for your shoes.
Youths shoes 81 at Adams.
Storm rubbers 80 cents at Adams
Neckwear and muffiers. NJ. & K
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem
Merrill pianos, Totten music house
Twenty per cent off this week
Adams.
Ladies' good rubbers 25 cents q
pair at Adams.
Sweet cider Is cents a gallon. Ap.
pies delivered free.
Howard mandolins and guitars.
Totten's music house.
Buy your toys now and get first Sc.
lection at Young & McCombs'.
Have your pianos or organs tuned
and repaired by W. e. Totten.
Black and colored dress goods sale
now on at Young & McCombs'.
The largest and finest stock Of
neckwear in the city at M. & KS.
Eat supper with the ladies of the
Broadway church Thursday evening.
You never saw such barg aims as
Adams is Offering in shoes this week.
See the American base ball game,
the latest game, only at Young & Nc
Combs.
A choice variety of Michigan ap-
Piles at Ito barrel at William Nc
Donald's.
Wool beige yelling, the IS cent
kind. 10 cents q yard, at Young &
McCombs'.
Mason 6 Hamlin pianos and or
gans at Totten's music house, 1719
Second avenue.
Elegant IS cent white feeced blank
cts S74 cents at McIntyre-Reck Co. s
big clearing sale.
Trinity Improvement guild will
meet at the rectory tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Special inducement in the way of
cut prices, to buy fancy work now at
AO-AsOSh w
Young & McCombs manufacture
their own candy. Wait for the grand
opening Thursday.
Pushing the Christmas things to
the front at McIntyre-Reck Co.'S.
Best things 60 early.
Make your dollars do double duty
by taking advantage OF Mcintyre.
Reck Co.'s big clearing sale.
Letters received by the family from
Germany announce no change in the
condition of Morris Rosenfield.
Money to loan on bicycles and
anything else, at the new store, 119
Eighteenth street. j. W. Jones.
Cloaks going fast at Mclntyre-Reck
Co.'S big clearing sale. Have you
seen the 81 and s. values at $4.9SP
The ladies OF the Broadway church
will have on sale Thursday evening
some very nice things for Christmas
gifts.
Billy Lambert knocked Charley
Bell (colored) out in a glove contest
at Lahrmann's hall, Davenport, last
evening.
Mexican drawn work and Renais-
sauce lace. doylies. etc., at McCabe's
fancy goods department. Come to-
morrow.
See Dolly Bros. change of ad. Spe-
cial sale on ladies' and gents New
ark and coin toes, IS so and q shoes
for $2.S5.
Adolph Kaslin. OF Davenport, ar.
rested last night by Officer Nc
Carthv. was fined % and costs for
drunkenness. He paid.
It's the greatest variety Of puffs,
tecks. four-in-hands, club house ties
and band bows you ever saw-call
and see them. Nj. & X.
Have you seen the beautiful new
spachtel work at McIntyre-Reck Cos.
Prices 40 per cent less than the
usual.
"Lanagan's Luck" was ably pro.
duced by the Players at Harper's
theatre last night. IAN Officer OF
the Second" will be given this even
ing.
Prof. A. P. Bodfers, of Augustans
college, is to give an organ recital at
the First M. E. church. Saturday
evening. which promises to be q rare
musical treat.
Five great. big. double-decked
show cases chock full Of neckwear
together with lot in reserved stocl
its an immense assortment. Cal
and investigate. NJ. & X.
Rev. John P. Nesbit, of LaPrairi,
Center. ILL.,. began a series of evan.
Relistic services last night in tn,
United Presbyterian church. corne,
Third avenue and Fourteenth street
As the bridge is now open the
Vienna Steam bakery is ready to fl
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