Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-01-13

Gest in his bereavement
H. Tremann's Sons are selling their
choice sugar cured hams at 8 cents,
cents per pound. None better.
Just received, the new Werner
arithmetic at Trefz & Co. Old books
will be exchanged on the new ones.
You can borrow money on any kind
of personal property without Publici-
ty or removal. Eastman, 1712 Sec
ond avenue. Office open till P. m.
| Clinton and return any time during
the season of 1899 for the return to
US of $50 Anti-Washboard soap wrap
pers. Begin to save them now. War
mock & Ralston.
You will find everything as adver-
tised-no outs--men's suits, former
price 1926, now marked down to
1926; Simon & Mosenfelder's mark
down clearing sale.
The Independent Voting club of the
First and Second wards will hold a
social and dance at Stodd's hall Sat-
urday evening. Jan. II. George
Stroehle, prompter.
We can't begin to numerate all the
big bargains we are offering in dress
goods, silks and cloaks. Millinery at
half price. Young & McCombs jan
nary clearing sale.
There is no excuse for having poor
butter on the table when you can get
extra choice for 174 cents a pound at
the Twin-City cash grocery, Fifth ave-
nue. and Elm street.
No better time to select a fine over
coat or suit than now. Every over
coat marked down and 10 per cent off
from prices marked. Simon & Mosen-
felder's mark down clearing sale.
Trefz's express line now has tele-
phone, and if you want careful and
quick service, such as Trefz's wagons
always give, call 1885. You can also
reach Trefz K Co. by this number.
Mosquetaire and Baritz 2-clasp
dressed and undressed kid gloves,
red, tans, grays, brown, modes, regu-
lar price $1.25 and $50, go in one
lot at Young & McCombs' January
clearing sale for 80 cents.
Charles Hansgen & Son will add
coal TO their flour and feed business,
223 Twentieth street, commencing
Monday next. They will be pleased
to have some of their old customers
give them an order. Phone 4473.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Kyle desire to
thank their many friends who by ex-
pressions of sympathy and kind deeds
sought to mitigate their sorrow, and
help them in their terrible bereave-
ment. They are deeply sensible of
and truly appreciate those earnest eff
forts, and sincerely acknowledge their
obligations.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather a large audience assembled
last night at the Memorial Christian
church, and at the close of Rev. T.
w. GraftOn's discourse number
went forward to express their desire |
to follow the Savior. The subject of
the address tonight is The Two Des- |
tinies.'' Mrs. Bradley will sing The
Wonderful City"
c. r. Ainsworth and his sons, c. |
H.-and Calvin AinsWorth. with |
Weyerhauser * Denkmann, today .pur-
chased q. controlling interest in the
Dimock. Gould & Co: saw anil prop |
erty in Moline Judge5 J. NJ. Gould, |
the founder of the plant, retains a
small amount of stock. 1t is under
stood no manufacturing will be done
at the mill hereafter and that it will |
be used merely as distributing point
for the output of other mills.
The directors of the Rock Island
Club are thinking of calling a meeting
at the club which will be devoted eX-
to the consideration of a
course of action in which the COM
mericial organizations of the three
cities NAV move in concert for the
securing of such appropriations for
Rock Island arsenal such as are needed |
to develop it to the full extent of its
possibilities 1t is planned to have
each of the three cities send special
to Washington on this
particular business.