Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-09-12
CITY CHAT.

Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co.
Steel ranges at Summers & Co.'S.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Peaches 35 cents peck at Horizons.
Dunlap hats at the toggery shop.
Go to j. B. Zimmer's for your fall
suit.
Plenty of fresh fish at Hess Bros'.
tomorrow.
Peaches and plums by the bushel
at Horizons.
Bargains in stoves and ranges at
Summers g. Co.'S.
A. Rush & Co., room 6, Buford
block-real estate.
Plenty of Concord grapes by the
basket al Kushmann's.
Summers & Co. have a full line of
heating stoves on the floor now.
Inspect the Peoria heating stoves
at Summers &c Co.'S. before buying.
Freestone peaches, plums and
grapes and fruits of all kinds at Kush-
mann's.
Ri7erview lots, 4Ox1SO feet on
Twenty-ninth street, for sale by Z. II.
Guyer for $500.
Top coat weather is here and the
styles as usual are on display at NJ
& K. IS to $15.
Grand hat opening at tine toggery
shop. Call and see the new Dunlap
and Lambert hats.
NJ. & X. are showing a special line
of hats for boys in a variety of styles
styles that no other dealer is show
ing.
The best hated men in town wear
NJ q K. hats. A saving of from %
cents 10 81 so is an object to most
people.
The annual meeting and banquet of
the Tri-City Press club is to be held
at the Watch Tower inn next Tuesday
evening.
Mothers looking for something
swell in child's hat should see the
new golf" for little fellows; only
place, III. IL X.
j. B. thinner, the leading tailor
has just received his new fail goods.
Give MIN trial and you will be sure
to be pleased.
We've enlarged our hat department
carry more hats than any other
dealer in the city and save our
patrons money on every hat. NJ. & X
Decorative plants, fine Boston ferns
palms, carnations and American beau
ties at Mrs. G. NJ. Crows, 1923 Third
avenue.
Expected TO pay $50 for a top coat
and found just what he was looking
for at $40. It's easy guessing-M &
KS. of course.
Tie new golf'' and that sweller
square top for little chaps are among
the exclusive novelties shown at mil
Hnery headqua rters-the NJ. & K.
If you have dwelling properties in
the city, or good farms, that you
really want to cell at g fair cash vaIue.
list them with Eastman, Godfrey &
Co.
Nov is your time to invest in Tri-
City OII company stock. Holdings are
good. Ten cents per share. For sale
By any of the board of directors or al
y Z. Cramer's Office.
The best hatters' bsst efforts are
the hats on display at hat headquar-
ters any shape, style or color, at q
guaranteed saving on every hat. NJ.
& K.
Arthur Bolton, of Maquokeia. Iva
and Miss Clara Lewis. OF West Liberty,
Iowa. were married by Justice II
Cleland yesterday, the ceremony
being performed st his Office.
A large shipment of the latest fal
goods has just been received by j. b
Z,mmer and il you want something
neat and stylish at reasonable prices
it will pay you to give him trial.
The Tri-City Oil comPany's hold
ings are in the midst of gushers anC
l. does not seem possible for US mo-
to get oil. For few days you cat
buy the stock at 10 cents per share
IL you can use q small house, fou
to six rooms, in SinnetL's addition
you can get bargain. All cash OF
small cash payment, balance on you
own time. Call on Eastman. God
frey & Co.
The closing number ia the summe
series Of subscription concerts b.
Petersen's orchestra occurs tonight a
the Wa en- Tower. Manager n Nv
berg announces that the inn aII b
comfortably heated.
Commodore Charles McHugh /
looking for tnew worlds to tongue
before the wintry blasts put an en'
To water navigation in these parts
His latest scheme is for a trip TO Chi
cago via the Mississippi and IIlinoi
rivers.
Cnris F. Gaeij,r is ont with a bal
c1Ium mn article in the Union review
ing his record a r. pu olican and an
nouDcing his candidacy for reat il
tn, general assembly Chris says h
is not sfler the place for the salary
but purely fer the homer that attacbe
to IL
Your opportunity is here to ge