Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-29

% cents dozen at McCabe's flower
department.
All 25-cent neckwear Is cents; %.
cent suspenders IS cents. NJ & X
Read big adj.
Gentlemen should Try Adams So. sc
shoes Don't pay 80 cents to 81 more
for no better.
Children's IS suits for 81 rs: 81. sc
suits for $50; $1.25 suits for 7j
cents. NJ. & K.
| Children's vestee suits $1.4S, worth
81, $2.4S for $3.50 values; 1926 for
81 values. NJ. q K.
Hay from So 10 SO per ton at
George W. Cash & Sons, 2O1O Third
| avenue Phone 4402.
| Ladies, you make no mistake by
buying your So shoes at Adams :.
Guarantee with every pair.
See the beautiful display of hard
| and soft coal stoves at Summers &
Co.'S, 322 Twentieth street.
Give George w. Cash * Son a call
when in need of corn, oats, hay, etc.
POLO Third avenue. Phone 4402.
NJ. & K, the hustling, pushing
clothiers, are having another great sale.
1t takes NJ. * X. to serve bargains.
The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge at 8 a. m. was 20 and
stationary; the temperature at noon
80.
Trinity Improvement guild will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Halves tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
Plenty of Baldwin. Greetings and
Northern Spy apples by the barrel at
Nelson & Lundquist's, 329 Twentieth
street. Phone 1890.
Prof U. S. Beaver is giving some
marvellous exhibitions of horse train
ing at the roller skating rink. His
audiences grow larger nightly.
the Tri-City Lutheran league will
hold its annual meeting at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church, Moline, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday of this week.
Rev. Samuel p. Leland will deliver
his lecture at Au.ustana chapel
Thursday evening at s o'clock. Tick
cts may be had at the Harper house
pharmacy.
Walter Campbell. of Brooklyn,
Iowa. who was shot in that town re-
Gently by Tom Bledsoe, of this city,
is reported as recovering nicely from
his wounds.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold an afternoon coffee and sale
of fancy articles at the home of Mrs.
q. f. Barth, 92S Twentieth street,
Friday, Dec. 9.
Another sale that will add to the
splendid growth of the NJ. IL K. bust
ness. Mems suits, $2.9S. SIS. 1915; |
overcoats, S4.S5. S7.19, $7.75, SO: !
wonderful values.
David Payne (colored) died at his !
home in Davenport Sunday, aged 90 !
years. He was the owner of 80 acres |
of land on Rock river, on which lock |
No. 81 is located.
Edward Carr, of Fulton, a brake
was run over and killed
switching, Saturday.
Supt. r. g. Young has called gem
eral teachers meeting for next Satur-
day morning, at which time arithme-
tic and its position in the curriculum
Of study will be discussed.
Simon Goldburg is feeling much elat-
ed over the successful operation of a
domestic finish machine which he has
Just installed in his Model laundry.
He says it is one of the finest.
Eastman. the collector in the Krell
< Math building, makes collections of
accounts due for labor free. Anyone
having wages due and unpaid can
nave the same collected by him free
If charge.
George Trenkenschuh desires to ex-
press his appreciation for the prompt
ness with which the Royal Neighbors
If America paid the death claim due ,
IN the life of the late Mrs. Trenken-
chuh.
The Moline Journal is authority for
story to the effect that Charles
Brooks, lad who came to Moline a
Granger aud enlisted for the war with 4
F, has dropped out of sight,
eaving a number of unpaid bills.
A boarder at the Maucker house,
While intoxicated last night, appro-
,riated wearing apparel belonging to 1
elbow boarders, and decambed. but
he uneasiness that they felt was dis
,elled by his return with the property
hortly after midnight.