Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-17

overcoats. but none as good for $40
as we offer. The London.
One-half price, sample cham Der suit
sale all this week. Don't miss it. A.
j. Smith & Son, Davenport.
William Sempf. a Harper house
bell boy. has gone on the road with
Basil Burwell, the lecturer.
Avoid risk of permanent injury to
your eyes by consulting La Grange at
Bleuer's jewelry store Saturday.
One-half price, sample chamber suit
sale all this week. Don't miss it.
A j. Smith & Son, Davenport.
Ladies, secure one of the comPli-
mentary tickets for the roller skating
rink Monday evening, Nov. 20.
Save your eyes. See La Grange, the
eve specialist, at Bleuer's jewelry
STORE Saturday. Consultation free.
Have your feathers and carpets
| cleaned and renovated at Kerler Bros,
I117 Seventeenth street. Telephone
4374.
w. II. Sherwood declares the Knabe
the leading and best piano manufac-
tured. Totten's music house, sole
agents.
Diphtheria has broken out in lie
Claire, Iowa. There has been one
death. Several others are down with
the disease.
Parents are earnestly advised to
take their children to DIR. La Grange
for free examination of their eyes
next Saturday.
You can't afford to experiment with
YOUR eyes. Consult DIR. La Grange.
Examination free. At Bleuer's Jew
elry store Saturday.
Complimentary tickets for next
Monday evening are being distributed
to the ladies by the management of
the roller skating rink.
Did you hear the Kuabe piano used
by the Chicago Symphony orchestra
last night? Totten's music house,
sole agents for the Knabe piano.
Come early and have your Christ
mas photo made. We now offer three
extra cabinets with every dozen. Both
work and prices reasonable, at Hak-
elier's.
Ten pounds of gIanulat d sugar for
30 cents, fresh creamery butter 20
cents a pound. and strictly fresh eggs
II cents dozen at the Twin-City gro
Gerry, Fifth avenue and Elm street.
Charles Ullemeyer has moved into
his new quarters. 538 Seventeenth
street. and is ready to fill prescrip-
tions day and nj ght. Don't run all
over town looking for drug store at
nj Int iS ofOra
Milton Cohn, the S-year-old lad
who had both his hands mutilated by
the explosion of dynamite stick
Tuesday, is improving nicely from his
injuries at the home of his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Cohn. 22S Thir-
tt eIth street.
Many children are said to be dull
and fail to progress in their studies
when the sole trouble lies in some
defect of the eye, which may be en-
tirely overcome by properly fitted
glasses. DIR. La Grange will examine
them free of charge and tell you the
truth.
The publishers of the COPY prints
have sent Kingsbury fine assort-
ment of their platinotypes, which he |
'" /
These added to his already large stock |
will give you a rare opportunity to
see the best things in the market. Call |
at once and make your selections.
Saturday, Nov. IS, Thomas Thomp-
son, corner of Third and Brady streets,
will open for exposition
and sale his find collection of pictures
and bric-a-brac. Rock Island lovers
Of fine paintings. etchings and art
work are invited to attend. The col
lection includes some of the best water
color examples of today.
The Chicago Sorcerer' is the
name of a strikingly interesting story,
The first installment of which is to
appear in the Chicago Chronicle of
next Sunday. As is usual with the
features of that excellent Sunday
newspaper, this romance will be
illustrated throughout.
The Sorcerer" is a story of ancient
and mysticism with an
Intensely modern sitting in Chicago,
he greatest of the Nineteenth CEN
ury cities. AS the sale of the Sun
lay Chronicle is large, intending pur-
.hasers should leave an order with
heir newsdealers without delay.