Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-02-15

II. Gents, admission % cents; ladies
free.
You can afford to borrow money TO
take advantage of the A. Krolik & Co.
great sale at Young & McCombs'.
Your health as well as your eye
sight depends on the skill of the oP-
tician. DIR. La Grange is skillful-
Supper at Armory hall tomorrow
night from 500 TO 7:3O for % cents,
served by Central Presbyterian guild
Don't experiment with your eyes.
Consult DIR. La Grange and have the
satisfaction of knowing your glasses
are right.
The men of the United Presbyterian
church are arranging for an oyster
supper next Thursday evening. Wash
ington's birthday.
Go to Armory hall tomorrow night
at o'clock, and for the small sum OF
% cents see all of the presidents OF
your country and their wives.
DR.. Crawford will lecture at Au-
gustana college this evening, it being
the sixth entertainment under the
auspices of the Augustana lyceum.
DR.. La Grange, the eye specialist
and expert optician, will be at Bleuer' 8
iewelry store again Saturday. Con-
suItation free and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
A grand masquerade ball and prize
cake walk will be given by the /. w.
Social club at Rock Island Turner hall
Saturday. Feb. II. Music by Baker )
orchestra.
Perhaps your child's headaches and
nervousness are caused by eve strain.
1t will cost You nothing TO find out.
Consult DIR. La Grange at Bleuer's
jewelry store Saturday.
General Manager j. F. Lardner, of
the Tri-City Railway company. is in
St. Louis in the interests of the new
equipment authorized by the directors
at their recent meeting.
Jack Leonard, manager of fighters
aud fight promoters, met with a pain
full accident Yesterday, having two
fingers of his right hand crushed in a
swinging door, Chicago Chronicle.
The body of Private Guy c. Walker
arrived today in Davenport from the
Philippines, where be was serving in
the U. S. army. Services will be held
Sunday with interment at Rock Island
arsenal with military honors.
When you open an account with
nature you must not only pay the
principal, but high rate of interest
also. If you weaken your eyes by ne
glect now, nature will make YOU pay
the penalty later on. Better consult
DIR. La Grange at once.
Justice Webb. of Moline. yesterday
dismissed the case of incendiarism
against Andrew Stalberg. of Osborne,
who was accused of setting fire to
haystacks on the premises of Henry
Knockemus. There was not sufficient
evidence produced to hold Stalberg.
Mrs. Augusta Gorham wishes to
extend her gratitude to the Grand
Army. Woman's Relief Corps, w. V.
X. U. ladies, Mr.. Gorham's workman
com panions at the pillow works, and
all other friends for their expressions
of sympathy and coincidence in her
late bereavement.
The forces OF the Central Union
Telephone company worked all last
night on the break in the line on
Third avenue, Moline. and succeeded
in getting two wires in operation be-
tween Moline and her sister cities of
Rock Island and Davenport.
The third symphony conc will
be given 10y Strasser's orchestra at
Turner grand opera house, Daven-
port. Feb. 20. The soloists will be
Mrs. Charles Howard Trego, soprano,
OF Chicago. and Miss Gertrude Brani-
gan pianist. Seat sale will open
Thursday at Klenze Bros.
The widow and children of the
late Edward Hayes, ST., desire to ex-
press sincere thanks to all who showed
them kindness and sympathy during
the illness and at the death of their
husband and father, and also wish TO
acknowledge the many acts of kind
ness of the Workmen lodge and Wood
men camp, 10 which he belonged.