Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-05
CITY CHAT.

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Smoke F. B. Q.
Open tonight, Dolly Bros.
Buy one-a Nnship cigar.
F. B. Q. finest beyond question.
Choice Michigan peaches at Longs.
Ounces and sweet apples at Hess
Bros.
Sheet music Is cents per copy at
Eberhart's.
For reliable fire insurance call on
E. J. Burns
New York grapes 10 cents a basket
at Passig Bros.
A bargain in bar fixtures. Read
the want column.
Grand millinery opening at Miss
Byrnes' tomorrow
Patent flour 50 cents per sack at
S. j. Apples cash grocery.
Strictly fresh eggs Is cents per
dozen at S. j. Apples cash grocery.
DIR. William Sterling, the osteopath,
Gil West Sixteenth street, Davenport.
Try n sack of that Kansas patent
flour, only 80 cents sack at Passig
Bros.
Sweet milk, cream, buttermilk and
ice cream at Ill and 113 Nineteenth
street.
Tomorrow occurs the grand open
ing of fall millinery styles at Miss
Byrnes'.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morton died Monday
ut her home in Coaltown of dropsy,
aged 20 years.
Special mems enamel shoes. Heavy
sole, A to f, an up-tO-date hoe, for
$3.50, at Dolly Bros.
DIR. IL. II. Chase has moved from
the Kinyon residence to rooms l and
2 Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Business property, residence prop
erty and lots for sale in all parts of
the city by E. j. Burns.
Very fancy Kansas patent flour 90
cents sack-every sack guaranteed.
For sale at Passig Bros.
Just arrived, 500 pounds of choice
dairy butter to be sold cheap at 5. j.
Apples, hob Third avenue.
If Won want to be comfortable this
weather get some of that medium
weight underwear ut Stewards.
The Tenth avenue improvement
case, on trial in the circuit court,
will 20 to the jury this afternoon.
John Sass was struck by a street
car on Second avenue and Sixteenth
street yesterday, but escaped unhurt.
One hundred baskets of fine grapes
to be sold tonight at IA cents per
basket. S. j. Apples cash grocery.
A fine modern residence on Tween
tisth street, at low price, and on easy
\terms. Apply to Gordon IL Bowman. ,
1.-TWO train loads of Ohioans passed
through the city last night en- route
to Omaha to celebrate Ohio day at the
exposition. -----'--------, ~----.---
Fifteen workmen on the Moline
Water Power comPany's dam struck
today for raise in wages from $40
to 81 per day.
Just the proper thing in hats. We
have your size and the shape that Is
becoming to you. Call and see us.
Stewart, the halter.
The original committee on Wood
men head office removal meets pUr-
suant to Chairman Maucker's call e
the council chamber this evening.
Congressman George w. Prince is
announced to appear on the green
sward facing Fifth avenue at Thirty
eighth street at o'clock Friday night
and then and there deliver himself of a
political speech.
Gen. f. NJ. Wilcox, department
commander of the Illinois L. V. u
expects a large attendance at the
state encampment Mt McCoy's Euro
pean hotel. Chicago, Oct. 1919, the
occasion of the presidents visit to
Chicago.
Henry Van Hecke, indicted at the
Nav term of the circuit court, pleaded
guilty to two counts of selling liquor !
to minors before Judge Adams in the
county court, to which his case was
certified. yesterday afternoon. He
was fined $40 and costs.
A perfect line of underwear to select
from. All qualities and kinds. DIR.
Jaeger's and Pearce's hygenic under
wear. Call and see our line, ii Will
please you. Prices 50-cents and up.
Pure silk. The best 5O-cent garment
in the market. at Stewart :. the hat
ter.
Prominent among those who will
contribute specialties to the Modern
Woodmen entertainment at Harper's
theatre next Tuesday evening are the
Bradley children in Spanish dance,