Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-23

RememD Der the place, liza nlFu
avenue, the Gem laundry. First-class
work. Youc package will be ready at
the promised time.
The next meeting of the Retail
Merchants association will be held
Monday evening. Officers for the
year will be elected
DIR. lagrange. the expert optician,
will make his 23rd weekly visit to
B!euer's ieweIrv store Saturday. Con-
sultation and advice free.
We are still at the same place, 1901
Fourth avenue. but won't be here
long. Help u to move 1t will pay
you. Fourth avenue shoe store.
Louis Hartman, the smallpox
patient has almost recovered and as
there are no new cases it may be sus-
posed that the disease has been about
stamped out
Mannus Schmitt, of $40 Thirteenth
streer. was taken to St. Anthony's
hospital in the am bulance this after
noon. An operation on his limb Will
be performed.
For fine tailoring call on Gus Eng
lin, No. 17O2 Third avenue. al the
latest in spring novelties will he
shown, and work and tit perfect in
every respect.
Company F, Moline, will give a
military drama at the Wagner opera
house Feb. Is. Prices % cents, 80
cents and 80 cents. Seats on sale at
Clendenin s drug store.
Avoid risk Of permanent injury to
YOUR ewes and health by consulting a
reliable optician. DR.. LeGraDge is
reliable and his work is guaranteed by
Fred Bleuer, the jeweler.
Call up telephone 1898, Gus Eng
Inns Panitorium, and your clothes
will be called for and delivered to your
address. cleaned and pressed, for 81
per month. No. 1902 Third avenue.
Bows heavy wool mitts ) cents. Men
81 cent wool mitts, 10 cents. Mems 30
cent heavy lined gloves 80 cents.
Boys and girls Is cent jersey gloves
ID cents. Last call, at Simon II Mosen-
felder's.
Mile. lara, New York's favorite
palmist and clairvoyant, will stay
only few days more. Avail yourself
of this good opportunity. See ad in
miscellaneous column; 1914 Third
avenue, up stairs.
At the rate shoes are going we
won't have much to move. That's
Just what we want. We don't want
to move them. The great bargains
we are giving makes them move.
Fourth avenue shoe store.
If your head aches don't abuse
your stomach with spring medi
cine but remove the cause, which
in 50 per cent of ali cases is eye
strain, and can emily be corrected by
properly fitted glasses. Consult DR..
La Grange.
Ladies' finest lined kid mitts, fur
tops. were S1.2j and $50, now -
cents. Ladies unlined mocha gloves
9S cents. Ladies' unlincd kid gloves,
every pair guaranteed best wearing
glove made. 81 30, worth s.. Simon
~ Moscnfclder.
John Buford Post Relief Corps No.
loo wish to extend their thanks to the
public and friends for their patronage
during their fair and supper held in
Memorial hall during the past week.
The donations were gratefully re-
ceiyed and snug sum was realized.
The Little Five and Academic bas-
kctball teams were booked for meet
ing at Augustana college gymnasium
last night. The Academies failed To
materiilinc ut the gym at the APP
pointed hour, so the Little Elves
claimed the game by score Of , to y.
w. II. Cation, the Rock Island bill
1nf la n n
n damage suit brought in Cook county
by Mrs Helen Lauderbacb, who wants
him to pay her So, S25, alleging Cat
ton gave her husband the double
cross in a bet on foot race last sum
mer.
The Broadway Presbyterian congrc-
CATION is TO hold its annual praise
meeting ut the church tonight. The
church has been prettiIy decorated for
the occasion. The different countries
where the church has missions will be
shown and an altogether novel enter
tainment provided.
You can't afford to place your
child's ewes in care of any but thor
oughlv competent and reliable opti-
clan, one who understands the pecu-
liar effects of the eye strain on the
general healtha and development of
both mind and body. DR.. LaGrange
has II AIDE this a life study and is pre-
pared to accept the responsibility.
Consultation free at Bieuer's iewelry
store tomorrow.
The ladies of the Central Presby-
terian guild. feeling sense of obliga-
ton. wish to express their heartfelt
thanks to those who assisted in their
entertainment of Feb l6. at Armory
hall. To those who kindly consented
to take the characters. and y those
who assisted in the stage arrange
mcnts. also To John Nolk, Frank
Noupr Hess HroS Davis cOmpauv