Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-18
CITY CHAT.
Don't burn red.

Inc Debt DrOOm-L00'e Little ITEM.
Hairy Brady has returned to Sa-
wanna.
DR.. w. L. Fotlds, OF Alton, is in
the city.
T. W. Rodman, of Chicago, is at
the Harper.
Real estate bargains. Reidy Bros.
in want column.
w. b. Meyers. of Ottawa, was in
the city yesterday.
New dress goods-lots of them, at
Young & McCombs'.
Aid. G. j. W. Schreiner is reported
somewhat better today.
Buy your new cloak or jacket and
save money at Young G. McCombs'.
Just received new invoice of cloaks
and jackets at Young & McCombs'.
The weather is just 81 degrees
colder than it was yesterday at this
time.
Four Yards velveteen skirt binding,
all colors, cents at Young & Nc
Combs.
The grocer clerks will give their
annual ball at Turner hall tomorrow
evening.
The only oak stove that don't burn
red for sale BYE. p. Vogele. 1917 Sec
ond avenue.
Silk velvets, all colors, not IS
cents and 81 yard, but So cents, at
Young & McCombs'.
To rich and poor alike The ARGUS
want ads bring results that cannot
be obtained elsewhere.
Gentle mems fleeced lined (wool)
shirts and drawers, worth 81, only 81
cents each at Young & McCombs'.
"a cents. "a cents. "a cents for
taffeta silks, worth so to GO cents, al
McCaba's. Sale ends tomorrow al
6 o'clock.
Cullom & Co. will open their sam
pie room in the Industrial building
with a grand lunch Saturday night.
All are invited.
Mrs. Richard Musser and daugh
ter, Mrs. Sue Zimmerman, of Musca.
tine, spent yesterday IS the guests
of Mrs. c. w. Negus'in the city.
A number of mem bers of the Won
ans Relief Corps of this city at
tended a reception given by the
Davenport corps yesterday after
noon.
Black scroll and lowered design
in black brocaded gros-grain silks
manufactured to sell at $50 yard
only AZ cents at McCabe's. Last day
tomorrow.
Many long evening passes quick
ly with the aid Of newsy local pa
per. Subscribe for The ARGUS. II
you have and are behind, pay up and
keep it coming.
One day more of extraordinary
silk selling at McCabe's. Taffet,
silks in stripes and warp print eff
fects, the 5O-cent and 68-cent kinds
only "a cents yard.
Frick & Kautz have added hand
some new Cunningham rubber-tiret
carriage to their livery. 1t cos
$3.50, and is said to be the fines
carriage in this locality.
Tonight at the Harper house &C
ours the meeting of citizens for tn
purpose OF considering the formation
Of a commercial and social club TO
the promotion of the city's interests
Fred. Whistler is recovering incl,
from the effects OF the remarksbl
surgical operation to which he sub
mitted in Chicago recently and tn
prospects for him are the most hope
ful.
Rev. Joseph X. Arnold and MI
and Mrs. A. Silberman, of Chicago
Sol Levi. Pomsroy. Iowa. and J. T
Sax, Of Ottumwa, came here to al
tend the funeral of Mrs. Maye
Rosenfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nikam be. OF Bonn ba
India, assisted by the young peopl
of the church, will give Hindo
wedding in the First NJ. E. church q
this city Monday. Nov. %. Admil
sion Is cents.
Another lot Of those superb $1.5
and 81 quality taffeta silks in stree
and evening shades should have bee
here Tuesday morning, to be close
out at 81 cents a yard. Last chanc
tomorrow, come early. McCabe's.
A large number of Miss Josie Lii
tig's friends surprised her last ever
ing at her home on Sixth avenue
honor of her birthday. The evenir
was spent in games and the moth'
of the hostess served refreshment
There will be general teacher
meeting Saturday morning at
O'Clock. All teachers, substitute
and members OF the training ella
are asked to be present. 1.-The Ret
tation" will be the principal subje
OF discussion.
The will Of August Hult. Of NJ