Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-13
CITY CHAT.


Liquid air tonight.
Tonight, liquid air.
Clear Havana f. T. D.
Pocket knives at WiIcher's.
For insurance, Z. J. Burns
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Y. VI. c. \. tonight, liquid air.
Liquid air Y. NJ. c. \. tonight.
Homes for sale. \. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Don't miss it. Liquid air, tonight.
At the Y. NJ. c. \. tonight, liquid
air.
Liquid air at the. Y. NJ. c. ). to-
night
$s.9s for any IS shoes at Adams
shoe sale.
s29s for any mems $3.50 shoe at
Adams sale.
s2.4s for any mems So welt shoe at
Adams sale.
Jackets, raglans, etc, cheap this
week at McCabe's. See ad.
s2.4s for any ladies' So shoe at
Adams sale
Don't forget the liquid air demon
stration tonight.
$2.9s for any ladies' $3.50 shoe at
Adams sale.
Don't miss Adams sale. Genuine
bargains this week.
Special sale of ladies' gents and
children's rings at Brookman's.
See the wonderful tests made with
liquid air, Y. NJ. c. a. tonight.
IS for so cents at the Emory mill
remnant sale. Young & McCombs'.
Tuesday is the last day of the big
Emory remnant sale at Young & Nc
Combs.
Mixed candy cents a pound. En-
DRY remnant sale, last day. Young
& McCombs'.
S1.9s for ladies' patent leather, yell
low stitched heavy sole shoe at
Adams sale.
The monthly membership meeting
of the Rock Island club is to be held
tomorrow evening.
\ scientific and interesting enter
ta1nment. Liquid air at the Y. NJ. c.
Now is the time to get Emory's
remnants. Tuesday is the last day
of the sale. Young & McCOmbs'-
McCabe's have on sale some extra
ordinary values in silk petticoats
which are great trade drawers.
Women's fine velour calf shoes,
worth up to So, can be had this week
for $1.S9 at McCabe's. Speak quick.
Some mems splendid double or sin
gle sole rope stitch shoes, worth 81,
are only s1.19 this week at McCabe's.
Gents so cent working shirts for
80 cents; ladies' Mocha kid gloves 9S
cents at Young & McCombs' Tuesday:
Miss Agnes Twomey entertained
the, F. L. y. club at her home on
Forty-second street Saturday after
noon.
Look over the domestic items in
McCabe's ad and see if you can't
save a lot of money by buying this
week.
The third in the series of dancing
parties given by Retail Clerks union
No. 81 is to occur this evening ut the
Industrial hall.
Peanut candy, morshmallow,
chocolate, molasses, cream taffies, 10
cents a pound at Peterson's, 1912
Third avenue.
We are now prepared to do all
kinds of upholstering. All work
guaranteed satisfactory. Helpen-
steIl & Lowe, 1902 Second avenue.
Gents cotton flannel, heavy feec-
ed underwear at the Emory rem
nant sale. Tuesday is the last day
of the sale. Young & McCombs'.
George w. Johnson, of Moline, has
finally mustered courage to have his
candidacy for the republican nom
nation for state senator officially an
nounced.
The meeting of the Mothers club
has been postponed one week, and
will be held in the Sunday school
room of the Broadway church at 8
p. m. January 81.
The Naval Reserves extend cor
dial invitation to all persons holding
invitations to Company AS dance to
attend their dance to be given at
Armory hall Jan. 18th.
Clemann & Salzmann, who have
purchased Harper's theatre, Satur- |
day disposed of the upholstered seats
to the number of 600 to the Industrial
Home association, of Moline.
Yesterdays meeting of the Laurel |
Forty-Five club was held at the |
home of Capt. John O'Connor, David |