Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-21

Prof- y. u. Garter Troop on ROBERT
Louis Stevenson has been postponed
till the evening of Jan. 8.
Your choice of one large table full
of frames aud pictures for 25 cents
Saturday and Monday only at Adams
Wall Paper comPany's.
The pioneer of them all and hence
| the leader in point of experience as
well as in quality of wares and mod
ern ideas-H. ID. Folsom, the jeweler.
The Minuet Social club will give
dance at Turner hall Saturday even
be furnished by Lee Grabbe's orches-
ira.
The largest assortment of all kinds
OF ties for so cents. Cannot be
bought elsewhere for less than IS
rents and 81. You know as. The
London.
A black board would make a good
present for either boys or girls. r.
Champion & Ce. have them from 20
cents to IS cents.
Your Christmas dinner would not
be complete without good butter.
Try Maucker & Toms, and get the
The report of the condition of the
Rock Island Savings bank appears
elsewhere. 1t makes a gratifying
showing for one of Rock Islands
prosperous institutions.
About so high grade "made-to-
order" picture frames at Adams
Wall Paper company Saturday and
Monday only for practically your own
price. Less than half off.
Plenty of smoking Jackets to select
from; one of our large wind ows are
full of them. Your choice of any in
the house for SIS. Can't you watch
the price? The London.
About so high grade ''made-to-
order" picture frames at Adams
Wall Paper company Saturday and
Monday only for practically your own
price. Less than half Off.
Fiebig has sold more cameras this
season than all others put together
because his goods are frst-ciass and
prices right. A new shipment Just
received. Open evenings.
Prof. G. A. Lundgren, the magnetic
healer, was fined 500 and costs at
Moline today for practicing me dicine
without license. He went to jail in
default Of payment of the fine.
The Singer Manufacturing company
greeJs all with a merry Christmas and
a happy New Year, and will be pleased
to show their line for a nice Xmas
present. 32S Twentieth street.
j. II. Gilbert, one of the Gilbert
brothers, well known as gospel speak
ers, will conduct an open air meeting
tonight. beginning at o'clock, at the
northwest corner of Spencer square.
Tri-city society people were enter
tanned az a dancing party given at
Masonic hall in Moline last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL Lippincott and the
Misses Gertrude and Ada Stephens.
A number of Rock Islands nimrods
wound up the quail shooting season
yesterday with q hunt. And now Bob
Whites chief concern will lie in the
direction of rations for the hard win
ter months.
1t costs nothing to inspect II. D.
Folsom's stock of silverware, dia-
monds, jewelry and watches. It's the
part of wisdom to do so before you
make up your mind as to your holt
day purchases.
The stamp. registry and money or
der departments of the Rock Island
Postoffice will be kept open until 3
o'clock Saturday and Monday even
ings for the accommodation of the
holiday business.
There is nothing more decorative
for the house than art statuary. r.
G. oh hn
line in the three cities. Visit their
art department for pictures. Their
stock is the best this season.
A full line of um brellas. suit cases,
satchels, night robes, fancy vests,
muiilers, reckwear. smoking jackets,
bath robes, tuxedo coats, sweaters, in
fact everything for the men folks.
You know us, we uudersen them all.
The London.
Mayor Vessel yesterday notified
the officers of the Lewis Roofing COM
Pany that if an attempt was made to
carry out the announced intention CT
rebuilding the plant at the foot of
Second street, Moline, which was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday, the council
would in all probability declare if a
nuisance and prohibit the concern
from further operation in the city.
Many Rock Island people will be in
terested in dispatch from New York
announcing the reported engagement
of Miss Pauline Chase. of the "A Cadet
Girl" company. and William Kibbey,
a student al Harvard. Miss Chase in
private life is Pauline Bliss. She is
barely Is years of age, but has at
tracted considerable attention since
her debut about a year ago on the
professional stage. She viii be re-
mem bered by many Rock Island peo-
pie as having taken part in the ans
teur production here two years ago { f
the opera. "POwhatan. while she
was on a visit TO relatives in the city.