Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-05-22
CITY CHAT.
Have you seen the Carnatione
Now you knob the good news.
They are beauties-Carnation.

They are beauties-Carnation.
Every body likes it-Csrnation.
Excursion to Peoria next Sstur-
day.
Chicken lunch at the White Seal
tonight.
Meas % coin toe shoes for $3.50 ct
Dolly Bros.
Free lunch at Sshaum's, twentieth
street, tonight
Quarter million sold in six week in
Chicago-Carnation.
Nice, fresh strawberries 10 cents
per box at Hess Bros.
Plenty OF nice fresh Strawberries
at Horizons this evening.
The best table butter at 124 cents
per pound at Appel Bros.
All psrishable goods sold regard
less Of cost 1t Longs this evening.
Mrs. L. Simon entertained At pro-
gressive euchre Tuesday afternoon.
Children's caps that Simon sold ~
IS cents and 81 now IS cents.
N. & X.
Chicken lunch, chicken lunch,
lunch. lunch, lunch, at the White
Sea- tonight.
Extra lunch at Henry's place, cor
er Seventeenth street and Third ave-
nue.. tonight.
The Tyrolesn quartet will give
another cnneort At the Watch Tower
tomorrow afternoon.
Carnstion cigars are sold at cents
each. Ask your dealer for Carna-
ton and take no other.
Every body knew it would be good
news when they had intimation that
II. & X. were back Of it.
DR.. J. r Hollowbush has returned
from the Illinois Medical society's
meeting at East st. Louis.
Rev. II. C. Marshall is back from
atten ding a conference of the United
Presby terian missionary boards ct
Monmouth.
Mayor Medill and the waterworks
committee had meeting last night.
The proposed reservoir was discussed
at some length.
Good news for Davenport is good
news for Rock Island and vice versa.
NJ. & KS. new enterprise will be ap-
preciated by all.
Lieut.. J. F. Bell. OF San Francisco,
and NJ. F. Hanley. Of Minneapolis.
are visiting at the home Of Capt. and
Mrs. L. J. Buford.
Mrs. J. A. Bowman, who has been
in Rock Island for the past four
months. returned to her homo at
Ames, Iowa, yesterday.
S. NJ. Arndt has equipped the
Crown restaurant with an array OF
lights. greatly improving the interior
appearance of his place.
Simon pays the loss. Simon's s.
suits for IS 80. SO suits for IS, SIS
suits for 81. 5o, Sls md $50 suits for
SO. Sale opens Wednesday at 8
o'clock. Wait. M. & K.
Miss Lille Smith. the blind VOCAL
list. formerly Of Davenport, but now
Of Peoria, will sing at the Bro adway
church tomorrow morning.
James Adams, aged 50. was sent
to the county ipfirmary today by
Poormaster Lidders. Adams is suf-
fering from an injured food.
II your daughter wants . white
summer hat or q sailor at price to
suit her, send her to Ottesen, 1922
West Second street, Davenport.
Miss Belle Richard son. daughter OF
j. j. Richardson. OF the Davenport.
Democrat, will be welded to vii.
liam Jefferson, of New York, June 1.
Simon pays the loss-it's your
gain. All Stein-Bloch's suits, which
Simon sold at $50 ana SIS. go in
Wednesdays sale for $40. NJ. 4 K.
Clenann 4 Salzmann have inst I'm.
loaded the largest shipment Of bed
room suites that ever came to thil
city. Call and see them and save
money.
Simon's 20-csnt linen collars, Coor
brand, 10 cents. Simon's 15-csn,
linen collars, Arrow brand. 5 cents
Sale opens Wednesday at 9 a. m
II. & X.
Clemann & Salzmann have jus
received the largest shipment of bee
room suites ever received in the city
It is beautiful assortment. Call
and see them.
The remains OF Joseph Harsook.
member Of the Fifth Illinois regi
ment. who died Thursday at Daven
port, were inferred at Chipp!annoel
this morning.
NJ. & X. will sell Simon's dollar
for SO cents-and Rock Island vii
have q chance to get in on some o
them at the firms Davenport ssor,
next Wednesday.
Simon thought he was doing won
ders when he advertised those cele
b,ated suits at elU. What do yoI
think OF buying the most Of them 70
Is. Sale begins Wednesday. N
& K.