Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-04

of the order heretofore referred to
Involving an exchange of positions,
and went back to their accustomed
places.
A lot of childs' cape overcoats and
listers worth up to IS. Your choice
$1.99, ages to 5 years. The London.
Pork tenderloins, leaf lard, spare
ribs, pork trimmings, neck bones and
dressed pigs feet at H. Tremann's
Sons.
Overstocked, overloaded. Must re-
duce our stock. Goods reduced 20 to
so per cent in all departments. The
London.
Today was busy one at the county
clerks office, it being the date for the
making out of the quarterly pension
vouchers.
Begin the new year right. Arrange
with Maucker q Tom for your years
supply of butter and get the best OF
the market.
S. M. Reynolds, of Davenport, who
has purchased the Spencer stock Of
sporting goods. today removed them
across the river.
Mems suits worth $15 to SIS, only
$40. We must unload all this seasons
goods. The London.
Two cases of plate glass. the first
consignment of the d. r 1. 81 n. w.
depot clock, have arrived from the Seth
Thomas clock company's works.
| 1t does not matter whether your
wants are supplied or not. No one
can afford to resist the tempting bar
gains M. & K. 8 greater sale offers.
The Minuet Social club will give a
dance at Turner hall Saturday even
ling. admission 25 cents. Music will
be furnished by Lee Grabbe's orches-
ira.
Prof. G.. H. Stall, the great laugh
provoker and practical hypuotist, will
give explanation and practical demon
stration at Y. M. G. a. hall Jan. ,,
and D.
If you see it in the NJ. & X. ads
you'll find it in the M. & X store, so
come prepared to get greater bargains
than it has ever been your good luck
to get before.
G. w. Halves camp No. 1850. M.
w. A, has issued invitations to a
public installation of its officers at
Industrial hall the evening of Jan. s.
Dancing will follow.
1t will not take over five minutes to
read our big ad in this issue-to read
this ad may mean the saving of five
or more dollars. Don't you think it
time well spent? M. & K.
Chestnuts. Come to the chestnut
social to be given by the Epworth
League of the First M. E. church Fri
day evening, Jan. 4. Bring your
friends and few pennies.
Superb silk lined overcoats. fine
tailor-made suits, nobby boy 3 clothing
and swell furnishings are all included
in this greater bargain sale which
opens at the NJ. & K. tomorrow.
Davenport, awakening to the needs
of modern city, is to follow the
pace set by Rock Island and Moline,
and have an ambulance. The council
there has ordered one to cost $500.
Not a conglomeration of tail-ender
of couple Of broken up stocks, but a
sale of nice new. clean goods at less
price than left-overs for a number of
/ years. You know us. The London.
And now M. & K. are going to have
a greater bargain sale-bargains
greater than ever before. with two
great big stocks of fine merchandise
to select from.
Louis j. Moore, of Dfury. held at
the county Jail for the alleged shoot
ing Of his father-in-law, j. NJ. Shelley,
yesterday furnished bond in the su m
of $4,000 and was released.
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Don't buy a cents worth of clothing
until you see what we can do for you.
We are selling for less than any other
house will or dare sell you. You
know US. We undersell them all.
The London.
AT an appropriate time in connoc
ton with the dedication of the Bur.
| liDgton's new depot, apr eciative
citizens propose to show in a sub.
stantial way their good feeling toward
the railroad company.
The appropriation of 81 500 for Q
preliminary survey to provide loci
in the wing dam at Moline has beer
reported by the river and harbo,
committee as incorporated in the