Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-28
CITY CHAT.

OWdLO0nd
Skates at Hvnes'.
Read Eckhart's ad.
Pay your water rent.
Skate straps at Hynes:
Insurance, f. j. Burns.
Real estate, f. j. Burns.
Boys leggings at Dolly Bros.
Smoke -KinshiP, and be happy.
Misses leggings at Dolly Bros
F. b. q. finest beyond question.
Ladies' leggings at Dolly Bros.
Overgaiters % cents at Dolly Bros
Watch for the NJ. & X. ad in tomor-
rows issue.
For bargains in footwear read Lie
Pold's ad on page 4.
Skates and sleds at Phil S. Will
cher's, 3O3 Twentieth street.
Be sure and read the big holiday bar
gains at Young & McCombs'.
Coffee and hot biscuits served free
all week at Young & McCombs'.
The new county officers assume
their duties one week from today.
Anyone interested in renting a
modern fiat read the want column.
DIR. William Sterling, the osteopath,
Gil West Sixteenth street, Davenport.
Tuesday for cloaks. jackets, furs
and dress goods at Young * Nc
Combs.
Miss Plat, Ss1 Twenty-third street,
renovates paintings and laces. Work
warranted.
81;
forced bosoms, % cents. Two to a
custOmers.-M. & X.
Attend the opening sale of holiday
goods, cloaks. jackets and furs, at
Young & McCombs'.
HAY from So to SO per ton at
George w. Cash & Sons, POLO First
avenue. Phone 44O2.
All 25-cent underwear - cents, all
25-cent suspenders 10 cents-two to a
customer. NJ. IL h.
You will find something of great in
terest to you by reading the St. Louis
Stores al. on page Z.
The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge at a. m. was go; the
temperature at noon 30.
Attend the Miss Poodle Ross con-
cert at Davenport Wednesday even
ing. 1t gives promise of being a de-
lightful affair.
Books by Sienkiewicz With Fire and
Sword and Pan Michael II cents
each. The Deluge Sc cents. Boston
store, Davenport.
A. NJ. Britton, of the Fraterual
Tribunes, received the sad news of the
death of his mother ut New York, Sat
urday. She was aged 81.
Look for the NJ. & X. big adj in to-
morrow's issue. Another great sale
in which some other fellow pays the
loss and NJ. d X. patrons get the ben
eft.
The Second Baptist church was for
mally opened with appropriate exer-
cises yesterday afternoon, when the
new pastor. Rev. Z. ID. Wilson, was
also installed.
A horse and buggy, which disap-
peared from the home OF Robert Alex
ander on FOrty-fourth street Saturday
evening, was recovered in Moline
yesterday morning.
The young ladies of St. Mary's
church will give an oyster supper to-
morrow night, at Columbia hall.
Supper from $50 to $50. Twenty
five cents. Everybody invited.
The trial of William Reynolds, for
the selling of alleged imitation butter,
is in progress before Justice Halves,
change of venue having been taken
from Police Magistrate Stafrord's
court.
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
ordered. Twenty cents is the price
for all popular sheet music at Totten's
music house.
The remains of Mrs. William Werth !
were moved from Chippiannock ceme- .
terry to the Riverside cemetery, in /.
Moline, by Undertaken Knox today, |
in accordance with wish expressed !
in her will.
Another sale that will further DEM !
Onstra:e in the most emphatic man !
ner the correctness of the Nj. IL h.
price-wav and the NJ. X X. method. |
Mems suits $29 worth So; 50 for IS
suits; 1919 for $40 suits.
Why is it that TotteR's music
house does the larger part of the
piano moving and boxing? Because |