Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-19
CITY CHAT.

Air guns at Hynes'.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.
Opal rings at j. Ramser's.
For insurance, F.. j. Burns.
'99 ladies' wheels at Hynes'.
Toys. toys, toys, at Mitsch's.
Smoke KinshiP, and be happy.
F. Il. q. finest beyond question.
Boxing gloves 81 a set at Hynes'.
Trees and ornaments at Mitsch's.
Butter sale tomorrow at Beecher's.
Toys half price. Taylor. manager.
Special. ladies' shoes 1925 at Dolly
Bros.
Mixed nuts 10 cents pound at
Horizons.
Select your holiday slippers at the
NJ. & X
Mixed candy three pounds % cents
at Horizons.
Fancy roll butter, 20 cents a pound,
at Horizons.
Buy clothing where others do. Som
mers&I1a Velle.
The street cars show that the shop
per IS on the way
Fresh bread, three Ioaves for 10
cents. at Horizons.
You can buy rubber boots and shoes
cheap at Beecher's.
For iron toys, games and candies go
to Young IL McCombs'.
Xmas and New Years presents half
price. Taylor, manager.
Cloaks and furs at special low pri-
ces. Young & McCombs.
See the life readers advertisement
in the want column today.
Boys good lace shoes so cents.
Fourth avenue shoe store.
Real values in knee pant suits,
$2.19. Sommers IL La Velle.
Fine assortments of ladies' and
gents rings at j. Ramser's.
The city council meets in semi
monthly session this evening.
Skates accurately ground at John
Koch's, 21S Seventeenth street
Fine high grade Christmas per-
fumes at Hartz IL Ullemeyer's.
Prices on hard coal stoves at Sum
mers & Co.'S are in reach of all.
Mems slippers from 80 cents up to
81 at Dolly Bros. Open nights.
Many Rock Island people are con-
fined to their homes by the grip.
The mumps seem to be the prevail
ing fad in this locality these days.
Beautiful chain bracelets set with
emerald and opals ut j. Ramser's-
Dancing school ut Roche's hall Sat
urday night. Admission 20 cents.
Iguarantee quality, quantity and
price rs advertised. CIV. Horton.
Another lot of that clean, fresh
home made mince meat at Mancker's.
Have your carving knives sharp
ened for Christmas use at John Koch s.
w. &. Mancker is now prepared to
supply fresh eggs for holiday baking.
Combination umbrellas and walk
ing sticks-a useful present. NJ. IL X. |
Prices moved away down on boys
ulster overcoats. Sommers d La
Velle.
Baby shoes 10 cents at the Fourth !
avenue shoe store, 1901 Fourth ave |
nue..
Puff and 4-in-hand neckwear, choice !
patterns, 80 cents. Sommers " La
Velle.
All millinery being closed out at big !
reductions. Come quickly. Miss
Byrnes.
Buy your Christmas shoes at the !
Fourth avenue shoe store and save
money.
A big selection of umbrellas in !
natural handles, silver tipped, etc.
NJ. X. X.
Candy and nuts ut special low pri- !
ces for Sunday schools. Young "
McCombs.
just received new line of china !
plates worth % cents, only 10 cents,
at Mitsch's.
Something for a rainy day-a good |
umbrella. All late styles. Sommers
* La Velle.
Another lot of fine ebony goods re-
ceived at j. Ramser's. Call early be-
fore this lot is gone
Children's good dongola shoes. |
spring heel, sizes to s, 90 cents. |
Fourth avenue shoe store.
Just received, big sample line of
fur collarettes ut one-third of regular
price. Young Il McCombs.
One of Tom McCall's valuable black !
horses broke one of its front legs in n
runaway ut Port Byron Friday.
Queen II Crescent route and south !