Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-23

market.
Plenty of turkeys at Kroegel's mar
ket, corner Tenth street and Fourth
avenue.
Bulk oysters. celery. cranberries.
oranges and pure sweet cider at
| Schaab's.
Miss Platt. Ss1 Twenty-third street,
renOvates paintings and laces. Work
warranted.
You can find plenty of dressed ducks
| and geese at Hess Bros. this evening.
| Phone 1881.
See our 5O-ceEt fieece-lined under
wear sold all over town for 90 cents.
| The London.
Underwear that will keep you warm
should fit Won. Stewart, the halter
can please you.
Plenty of choice dressed turkeys,
ducks and chickens at IL. Tremann 5
Sons tonight.
New style of albums for kodak pic
lures, all sizes, popular prices. at r.
Champion & Co.'S.
Turkeys, ducks and chickens. in
great mum bers at Schroeder's TWEEN
tieth street market.
Just received, new and up-to-date
line of jackets, at very low prices.
Young IL McCombs.
Buy your Thanksgiving poultry at
Kroegel's market, corner Tenth street
and Fourth avenue.
S. J. Apple, the cash grocer, has
been the busiest man in town filling
Thanksgiving orders.
John o. Freed's shoe shop that has
been closed by reason of his late Attic
ton, is now open again.
Teams A and ID. of the Y. NJ. G. A.
had a basket ball game last night,
the later winning % to 8.
Favorite and white house cook
books 30 cents at Champion s-dry
goods store price 65 cents.
Order your calling cards and sta
tionery at Kingsbury's. They are al
ways uP-to-datc on styles.
Money loaned, city or farm prop
erty, household furniture or teams.
Eastman, 1712 Second avenue.
Turkeys. ducks. chickens and
geese at Kroegel's market. corner
Tenth street and Fourth avenue.
The Moline High school and Mon
mouth football teams play at the
Rock Island ball park tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Call at Kingsburys and see the new
pictures and frames which are going
fast To early purchasers of holiday
presents.
Mrs. LaFrenz cordially invites the
inspection of her Thanksgiving dis
play of fine hats. The prices will also
please you.
Turkeys. ducks, geese. chickens.
butter and eggs have been coming in
all day from the country to 5. j.
Apples cash grocery.
Owing TO bad roads. late arrivals of |
poultry 1T Maucker's, such as geese. |
ducks, a few turkeys and chickens, |
must be sold this evening.
Working gloves at a price. See
what we eau give for % cents-a lot !
of 5O-cent gloves and mits for % !
cents. Stewart, the halter.
The ladies of the First NJ. f. church |
will have a sale of useful and fancy |
articles Dec. s. 1t will be fine OPP |
portunity to buy Christmas gifts.
The work of river improvement all |
along the Mississippi under the opera
tions directed from Capt. Townsend !
office in this city has been completed. |
and the fleets retired for the season.
Ladies, this is your last chance be-
fore Thanksgiving to get your gloves, !
furs and collarettes. and remember
that George Bennett has 4 large stock
and prices to suit. See him before 4,
buying.
If Totten's music house hasn't the |
piece of music YOU want in stock, it |
will not cost you any more to have it
Twenty cents is the price |
for all popular sheet music at Totten's
music house.
We don't offer something for moth
ing. Examine our mandOlins and
guitars, compare our prices with
you then will satisfy
yourself, as others have, that Totten's
music house is the place for reliable
instruments and lowest prices.
The Rock Island Liquor Dealers as
ISOLATION is in receipt of a letter of
and heartfelt graft
tude from Sister Mary Joseph. of the
Sisters of st. Anthonv's
for S25 contributed to the
asa Thanksgiving offering.
And now it is said that it was mere
" one of the glances that have of late
fallen from the countenance of Rock
Island : $4,000 politician that pro-
duced the recent frigidity of the at
But praised lie the pow
ers the nipping effect is already melt
ing away.