Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-29

Rock Island lodge No. 20. Mystic
Workers Of the World, gives . dane.
ing party at Carse's hall this evening
Attend the grand cloth cloak IN d
fur sale this week at Richter q sons,
1l9 West second street, Davenport.
Genuine AllegretM chocolate
casams can only be bought in Book
Island 1T the White Palace of Sweets.
You know rs. We undersell them
all in underwear. Prices lower,
qualities better. ''Nuff sed." The
London.
The ladies of Memorial Christian
church cleared about $50 from last
church.
The London's prices on under wear
are far below all others. You know
what that means. We undersell
them all.
They can please everyone in un-
derwesr. Bi ggsst assortment. bes,
goods and lowest prices at Simon &
Mssenfelder's.
Miss Mary Comegys entertained
company OF friends at thimble party
at her home on Twentieth street yes
terday afternoon.
1t Is not necessary for the White
Palace OF Sweets to reduce it's price
| 800 per cent because there Ia another
candy store in town.
Charles Holton. of Davenport, was
severely beaten by Jsck Miller and
Charles Gibson in saloon fight in
that city last night.
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity, terms reasonable. and no de-
lay. Apply to George z. Both at
Jackson & Hurst's ofiiee.
The great dress goods selling at
McCabe Bros. affords correct dress
ers en- opportunity OF getting correct
| styles, correct fabrics at correct
prices.
Our 1929 overcoats In black, blue
and brown is the regular SO grade
st other stores. Buying for two
largest stores does the work. The
London.
An illustration-for tomorrow,
Saturday, McCabe Bros. will sell 400
yards Of the new bright red taffeta
silks at 6s cents q yard; other times
So ceut5.
Those much talked about so. called
original Allegresti chocolates that
some cenfoetioners tried to sell for
80 cents pound can be bought for
80 cents a pound at the White Palace
of Sweets.
Complete line Of children's under
wear, everlasting stockings, new
shirt waists and such lovely little
fellows suits and REFERS at Simon q
Mosenfelder's.
Some confectioners will take 40
cents whom they can't get 80 cents
q pound for the same chocolates that
the White Palace Of Sweets sells for
30 cents > pound. -
The marvellous concentration of
trade at McCsbs's store is not under
stood by merchants in neighborirg
cities, but it's an open secret which
customers all understand.
Twenty-nine cents buys double
breasted, feece.lined mems under
wear At Simon IL Mosenfeider's shat
costs you elsewhere 80 cents. They
want you to see for yourself.
Mes. z. W. Hurst, OF this city, and
Miss Ainsworth, Of Moline, who
have been spending the summer
abroad. arrived It New York
Wednesday on the steamer Fulda.
A glance at the lovely cases and
counters loaded with the choicest
and pursst candies will soon con-
vince you that the White Palace OF
Sweets is the place to buy your
candy.
Underwear for everybody. You
know us-we un6ersell everybody.
II makes no difference what others
quote, we will give you better quail
ties and lover prices. The London,
the largest store.
William Wittick, Of this city. and
Miss Chris tine Martin. Of Bowling,
were married Wednesday in Daysn-
port by Rev. Graft. OF the Second
Methodist church. They will reside
on Thirteenth stree.
j. F. McHugt, president of the
lnternaslonal StOnecutters' union,
spoke to the mem bers OF the craft in
the Industrial home last evening.
MIR. McHrgh Is making . tour of the
country, visiting all the stonecutters
unions.
| How have the mighty fallen. Pes
nu. candy shree weeks ago 80 cent?
q pound. now 10 cents; ,sHy CANDY
three weeks ago 80 cents pound,
now 10 cents; uarshmal.oxs three
weeks ago 80 cents a pound, now IL
censs. And the little White Palace
Of sweets did the business.
| A Davenport woman called at the
police headquarters ,here last night
and declared woman answering the
description Of the missing Mrs. Luet-
CERT had called at her house the
night before and stated that che was
the Chicago woman supposed TO be
dead. The police are investigating