Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-30

peoples bargain house. Liypoid.
Klug-Haslsr building, Davenport.
Iowa.
A glance at the lovely cases and
counters loaded with the choicest
aud purest candles viii soon con-
vince you that the White Palace Of
Sweets is the place to bay your
candy.
Those much talked about so-called
original Allegretti chocolates shat
some confeetioners tried to sell for
80 CENTS pound can be bought for
80 cents . pound at the White Palace
OF Sweets.
J. The Sunday school class Of Aiken
street chapel surprised their teacher,
MRS. Orrsn Leonard, at her home In
south Rock Island Thursday even.
Ing: Mrs. Leonard was presented
with fine gold pen.
Now that have my own delivery
wagon and telephone, in i've minu res
l can be at your house, buy your
goods. pay the cash and 20. Johnny
Jones Look for his name on build
ing. 1923 Second avenue.
Liepold's peoples bargain center.
klug Hasler building, Davenport.
Iowa. Will open Thursaay. Nov. 4.
Tor business. Grand opening Satur-
day. Nov. Q. with large stock in all
departments. Wait for big bargains.
Msssrs. M. NJ Briggs. H. c. Cleave-
land, H. D. Mack and W. s. Tullmer
are home from Chicaso where they
attended the grand sncampnent Of
Knights Templar and the grand
chaPtero OF Illinois Royal Arch Mssors.
The commissioners OF the Western
Insane hospital have awerdsd the
contract for the furnishing OF four
elevators, two freight and two pas
senger. for the hospital building to
the Quincy Elevator company for
$1.?35.
How hsve the mighty fallen. Pea
nut candy three weeks ago 80 cents
a pound, now 10 cents; taffy candy
three weeks ago 80 cents a pound,
now 10 ceuts: mershmaliows three
weeks ago 80 cents q pound. now Ii
cents. and the little White Palace
OF Sweets did the business.
The report Of Crop Correspondent
Thomas Campbell places the average
yield Of corn (shelled) 10 the acre at
80 bushels; Irish potatoes, IS bush
els, and hay II tons to the acre;
while the production of grapes. com.
pared with full, crop. is placed at
100 per cent. and apples at ITO per
cent.
J. K. Groom, who has been In the
real estate business for several years
liz Oregon, was in town yesterday.
Nov. l he assumes the management
OF the Clinton Qowa) Herald. Mr..
Mshin, proprietor of the Herald, has
been sppoinsed United Statos consul
at Reichsn6 borg. Bohemia, and MIR.
Groom will run the paper during his
absence.
3. D. ToPp. who represents the
Rock Islsnd Piow company In the
territory about Memphis. Tenn, ha,
been in the city the pas. few days
His wife and children are at Mem.
Phis, and in view OF she prevalence
Q! yellow fever in that locality he
has been very anxious about them
snd intends moving them north i'm
medistely.
Tho indications are that the cast
| OF Mrs. Behrens, on trial at Daven.
port for the murder of her husband
Will go to the Jury this afternoon
Among the witnesses for the defense
yesterday afternoon was City Clerl
Haesing, Of this city. who testified
after examination of her hand writ
Ing that 1t was his opinion that she
did not write the suicide note.
Our ads. are recognized as solid
bargain truths that bring You qenu
inc price benefits. We never hav,
and never will believe the peopls
want TO be humbugged. The envia el,
| prosperity We enjoy is the deserve.
result Of the p,.blic's appreciation o
our reliability. The sale OF 5O.cen
underwear at 20 conts is Of that ex
csllent merit characteristic Of tn
big N. & K. at which the deliver,
OF the goods serves as our strongest