Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-29
CITY CHAT.


American laundry.
Bicycles at Wilcher's.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance, f. j. Burns.
Morning Light scent cigar.
Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Ladies' 81 oxfords S1.39 at McOabe's
new store.
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines.
Young & McCombs.
A. Rush & Co., room 6, Buford
block-real estate.
Come and see what look may save
you at the NJ. & X. suit sale.
Only two days more of the July un-
loading sale. Young & McCombs.
All small lots of suits must go,
$15 and SIS qualities 80 so. M. & K
Ten per cent discount on crockery.
Young & McCombs' July unloading
sale.
From so cents to $3.50 knocked off
hammock prices at McCabe's new
store.
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burner Quick Meal gasoline stove to
sell cheap.
Good walking skirts % cents and
other equally sharp skirt values at
McCabe's.
Closing out the wash petticoats
cheap at McCabe's- soma cases
prices cut in two.
Everything electrical. Estimates
furnished Rock Island Electric com
Pany, phone 1880.
Every day at O'Clock Salisbury
brown muslin A cents yard at Nc
Cabe's new store.
Last chance to buy laces at 20 pc
cent discount. Young & McComb:
July unloading sale.
All boys and children's straw hat
your choice of 75-cent and 80 cen
qualities Is cents M. Il K. =
Don't fail to take advantage of tn
special discount on linens. Young
McCombs' July unloading sale.
Henry Stengel, the plum Der, ht
moved his shop and residence fro
1904 First avenue, to 1916 Third av
nue..
There were two more deaths fro
the heat in Davenport Saturday, ii
victims being James Grace and Jerl
Lynch.
Remember the bartenders' eNcu
sion, July 81, to Clinton. Sevent
five cents for the round trip. Don
miss it.
About 500 people attended the {!
cursion on the j. 5. to Clinton yeste
day given by the German Method
church.
For real estate and reliable insu
ance call on Hull & Hemenway, roo
Is, Mitchell & Lynde building. Tel
phone 1904
The Industrial Home associate
has been called to meet at 8 o'clo'
this evening to consider Labor ds
arrangements.
Henry Stengel will figure on yoI
plumbing. He also does first-cla
repair work. Shop and residence IS
Third avenue.
Beginning tonight a night gar
will be put to work at the Sylv'
steel mill, giving employment to oy
hundred men.
The third subscription concert
the season by Albert Petersen's Q
chestra at the Watch Tower ne
Thursday evening.
Prices in McCabe's dress goods
partment are topsy-turvey- 124-ce
dimities cents, 25-cent fancy wa
goods 10 cents, etc. Go early.
You haven't a moment to lose
you want to share the big bargai
which the NJ. & X. are now offerin
suits that were $40 and $12 for $7.9
II. L. Siemon has moved his tin al
furnace shop from 1916 Third aven
to Fifth-and a half avenue betwe
Fourteenth and Fifteenth street
Phone No. Brown 5501.
A II. Lambert lifs in a critic
condition at his home, 749 Elm stree
as a result of heat prostration WednC
day. Owing to his advanced yes
there is fear that he may not surviI
The Y. P. S. G. f. of the Memoir
Christian church will give soc
Tuesday evening at which the repC
of the delegate to the Cincinnati &C
vention will be heard. Ices and crea
will be served
John Reed, who lives in Davenpo
and is employed on the Illinois theai
building, was struck on the head
a falling tim Der while at work ii
morning, and large cash was Is
open in his scalp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Poehlman,
Sears, wish to return sincere than