Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-28
CITY CHAT.


For insurance, +. j. Burns.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Steel ranges at Wilcher's.
Dunlap hats at Lambert's.
Homes for sale. \. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Morning light. Union made cigar.
Mems Touch-dawns at Dolly Bros.
Dressed chickens at Maucker &
Toms.
The candle is still burning at Bart
lett Bros.
Maud : flour 81 per sack at Mauck-
er q Toms.
DIR. II. G. Trent, dentist, 1924 Sec
-ond avenue.
Navel aranges Is cents and up at
Maucker &, Toms.
Choice potatoes, % cents a bushel
at Apple Bros
Dill pickles - cents per gallon at
Maucker q Toms.
GRADUATED sugar ) cents a pound
at Bartlett Bros.
The choicest WHISTLES, wines and
brandies at Simon Lewis.
y tin dish pan with two pounds of
% cent coffee at Bartlett Bros.
Buy your liquors for table or me
dicinal use at Simon Lewis.
The new light tan shades in top
coats are being shown at the NJ & h.
Have You seen the new golf stiff
hat, Broadway's latest? VI. & X. have
them.
Spring novelties in ladies' shirt
waists at Lambert's. Each pattern
exclusive.
The Plattdeuchen Szhwestren will
give masquerade tomorrow night at
Turner hall.
OFFICER james Brinn returned to his
beat last night after an illness of
tw" weeks with quinsy.
Davenport developed another case
of smallpox today, the patient being
Fred G. Naeve. the eX-city assessor.
Last and only chance. Your choice
of any winter overcoat,in the house
for so. You know us. The London.
Send your laundry to the Gem to-
day. Rough dry 4 cents per pound.
ironed 10 cents per pound. Every
piece delivered on time.
Mrs. Jo bn Donovan was 'aken from
her home. 421 Forty-sCcond street. II
st. AnthoI:y's hospital in the ambu-
lance yesterday afternoon
The Mission Band of the First VI.
L. church will hold Il cake and pie
sale tomorrow afternoon at Mrs.
GoulI's store. Pill Sixth avenue.
The shed for the black maria at
the pest house has been completed
and the vehicle removed to it from
the cid hose house ON Twenty-siXth
street.
The Will of GottIieb Beck, which has
been admitted to probate. bequeathes
all the property to the widow. Mrs.
Dorothea Beck. John Beck * made
the executor.
The ladies of the United Presbyter-
ian church will serve lunch Friday
evening from to S o'clock at the
home of Mrs. McNary. 1912 Fourth av-
enue, for - cents.
Overcoats worth s25. S22.5O. $50 and
SIS. all go for SO. You are not com
PEELED to- figure much to see what you
are saving. You haven't long to
think; Saturday only. The London.
This is the greatest oyercoat snap
ever offered in Rock Island. Your
choice of any winter overcOat in the
house. none reserved. all go Saturday
for SO. We must unload. The London.
If every man knew the comfort
there is in wearing a L'Aiglon spring
waterproof overcoat what a transfer
nation scene there would be in gen
tIemen's wearing apparel. NJ. & X.
Overcoats at about 30 ID and so
per cent on the dollar, all good styles.
Your choice of any winter OvercOat
IN the house for SO. Saturday only.
We don't want 'em, can use the room.
The London.
There was a collision on the Bur-
Iington near Hillsdale this morning
between a wild engine and freight.
Both engine crews jumped and no one
was hurt. The engines We're badly
damaged.
The Tri-City Ministerial union is
TO meet at the Rock Island Y. VI. G.
a. chapel next Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. Rabbi Fineschriber. of
Davenport, will give an address OH
1.-The Mission of the Jew
Today broke the record for humid
ity in the history of the weather bu-
reau at Davenport. The barometer
descended to 2s.67 inches. the lowest