Rock Island Argus., 1904-03-02
CITY CHAT.

For real estate and insurance, r. >
Burns.
Fresh eggs, 171s cents dozen, at
Weckers.
Fresh eggs, 173A cents dozen, at
Weckers.
Read Young & McCombs' store news
on page six.
Great reductions in children's shoes
at Adams sale.
The stage of water was 5.95 at 6 a
m. and Cos at noon.
Reliable footwear at way down
prices at Adams sale.
Interesting store news in Young &
McCombs' ad on page six.
All kinds of coal for sale at the
Rock Island Lumber company.
Thirty-nine cents buys an embroid-
cred mems slipper at Adams sale.
Buy your spring shoes now and save
money at Adams closing out sale.
Weston will teach you to bowl free
of charge. Central bowling alleys.
For tin and furnace work, see H. T.
Siemon, 1926 Fourth avenue, union 2S3.
Ladies' new suits and jackets at Nc
Cabe's in most novel and varied styles.
See the. mems patent colt shoe you
buy for $2.79 at Adams closing out
sale.
Cudahy's beef extract demonstra-
ton all this week at Shields cash gro
Gerry.
Japanese rugs in belligerent pat
terms, size 3OXGO inches, for 81 cents,
at McCabe's.
Free demonstration of Cudahy's
Rex brand beef extract at Shields
cash grocery.
Mrs. Austin's famous Pancake flour,
made from the three great staffs of
life; wheat, corn and rice.
Try a cup of Cudahy's Rex brand
beef extract at Shields cash grocery.
Demonstration all this week.
Stop in at Shields cash store ana
get n cup of delicious beef extract
made from Cudahy's Rex brand.
You buy a ladies' fine patent colt
skin lace shoe at Adams for 1929.
You pay So and $3.50 elsewhere.
IL nave OCliOlOhS wv II IOA
breakfast, mix cold water with Mrs.
Austin's Pancake -four. All grocers
sell it
The new shades and combinations
of dress goods are now being shown
at Young & McCombs'. Read ad on
page six.
DR.. p. +. Purdue, 1716h Second ave-
nua old offica hnfh
at residence. Hours, Q to II a. m, and
? to 5 and Z to S p. IN.
The positive bargains in ready-made
sheets, pillow cases and bed spreads
offered at McCabe's should make their
store very busy place.
The bluebirds arrived this morning.
The robin was reported by one OBJ
server several days ago, but has not
made his presence generally known.
Try steam-dried fertilizer for lawns,
gardens, truck gardens and farms. In
1OO-pound and ton lots. Twin-City
company; phone west 1903.
Mrs. Dunleavy has moved her dress
making parlors from the Y. NJ. c. \.
building to 517 Eighteenth street.
where she will be pleased to have her
patrons call.
In last nights series in the City
league the Cherokees defeat
ed the Crescents 2.5!5 to 2,421 and the
kickapoos wen from the Woodmen
2,450 to 1900.
It's n true story about the great ad-
vance in cotton. and another true
story about the big values in cotton
goods which McCabe's are advertising
in this paper.
Rev. Mr.. Dowling, late of Hot
Springs, Ark. but now rector of Trim
ity church. Davenport. Iowa. will
preach at the 1870 o'clock service in
Trinity Episcopal church this even
ing.
One of Maths delivery wagons.
while being turned in Second avenue
in front of the owners store was
struck and overturned by an east
bound Bridge line ear. The wagon
was damaged slightly.
The frost is coming out of the
ground with amazing rapidity. Those
who have had occasion to travel coun-
try roads yesterday and today assert
that the mud has attained a depth of
from four to six inches and that haul
ing any sort of loads is now nearly
H. o. Rolfs. proprietor OF the Har-
per House pharmacy, has secured the
agency for ''Orrine." a cure for the
drink habit, which has been recon-
mended by many of the leading drug
gists and physicians of the country. |
Further particulars may be found in |
the ad on page six of this issue.
Art Vinall. the Davenport bowling
rolled another 800 game
today in contest with Frank Shut |
ter. of Valley City. VinaH's scores |
for the three games were 246, 300 and |
10 The tournament for tri-cify |