Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

ago, Wueu IL WaS tuOuSuL sue was
insane, was arrested today for
abandonment.
Woodbury's facial toilet soap is on
sale now at Marshall & Fishers, at
Is cents. regular price is SO cents.
Economic by burning less fuel
and wearing good warm underwear.
Stewart, the halter, sells the best.
MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Banks, of Gales
burg, are expected at Mr.. BARRIERS on
Twentieth street for Thanksgiving.
F. s. Fullerton, editor of the Sher-
rard Bulletin, and Will Wilson. Of
Sherrard. spent Monday in the city.
"Jewel" is the trade mark and 2s6
is the number of styles and sizes Of
the stoves sold by Allen, Meyers &
Co.
Don't 20 out to Thanksgiving din
ner without getting one Of those nice
new neckties at Stewards, the hat
ter.
Shields has the largest stock of
turkeys. ducks. geese and chickens
in town, and you know he sells them
right.
Walter Barrett, salesman at Nc
Cabe Bros, who has been confined
TO his home for some weeks, is much
better.
Hon. j. j. Ingalls, delivers his lee
ture on "Problems of Our Second
Century" at Y. M. c. A. chapel this
evening.
j. +. Hawthorne, dentist, 301
Twentieth street. over Hartz & Ulle-
meyers drug store. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
John w. Helms, who 10 studying
dentistry with K. NJ. Pearce, will
spend Thanksgiving at his home in
Lynden. Ill.
Boys all wool, double ard SINGLE
breasted suits, ages IA to 20, former
price &l2 to $14, reduced to $3.50 at
Goldsmith's.
Mr.. Dayton, travelling salesman
for the Sweetser Bembrod company,
If New York. is calling at McCabe
Bros today.
T. p. Latin kindly furnished car
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morning, for which the ladies are
very grateful.
Marshall's Cough Killer is superior
to anything of the kind in the patent
medicine line, and the 25 cent size is
only Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Learned
and Mrs. Milliken. of Chicago, will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ID. Mack.
i Special - Rogers triple-plated
fruit knives at IS cents per set. You
will pay $3.50 for them elsewhere.
Young & McCombs.
For cut flowers and potted plants
90 to F. l.. Bills, florist, Davenport,
Iowa. Designs furnished on short
notice; telephone 339.
Charles w. Wilcox. F. d. Taylor
Will Gilmore and families spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morton in Geneseo.
The Horsford Baking Powder com.
|, pany sent a delicious lunch to TIL
ARGUS force today, for which the
ladies return heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. Louis Mosenfelder entertain'
tomorrow in honor Of Miss Sax, OF Chi
cago; Miss Loeb. Of Oskaloosa, Iowa
and Miss Block Of Upton. Iowa.
Drs. Bickel & Shoemaker, dent
lists. Rooms S2-34 Mitchell s. Lynd,
: building. Their many friends viii
testify to the quality Of their work
Ladies, don't wait until it is to,
late, but 60 at once to Dolly Bros
and get fitted with pair of calfskir
shoes-just the thing for thi
: weather.
Home made mincemeat, oysters
celery. cranberries and everything
! nice for Thanksgiving. at Shields
2 cash grocery. and the prices are al
ways right.
!, The Ladies' Industrial Aid Societ,
,. request that donations of clothing b
sent to the Thanksgiving service
d which will be held this year in tn
= Baptist church.
A great stir was inaugurated il
millinery circles; $3.50 sailor hat
for 25 cents and other startling bar
gains without number. attracted tn
:. crowds at McCabe Bros
al w. q. Besler, division superinten
dent OF the C., b. 4 q. and &. P
Nichols, division superintendent O
= the c., X I. & p, we're registered q
y the Harper last evening.
With every 81 purchase at Mrs. C
c. Hodges millinery store you viii
get linen DOYLE and thread to worl
1t. She is also selling children
t home made aprons at cost.
Fl f.. P. Jensen, state inspector, is il
the city to see il the law agains
}. child labor is enforced. There ar,
z few violations Of the law in the stat,
outside of the city Of Chicago.
0 Home made mincemeat, ten cent
I q pound; new mixed nuts, clever
cents per pound; fancy broken miset
s candy only seven and one-half cent
Q per pound at Shields cash grocery