Rock Island Argus., 1900-11-27
The late Eugene Field penned tt ese
lines appropriate to Thanksgiving

And unto God for health ana food,
Give thou thy life IN gratitude.
Dressed poultry at Schroeder's.
Order your poultry of Horton.
Let Passig fill your poultry order.
Low prices en- Thanksgiving hats
this week al Mrs. La Frenz'.
The turk has at least the satisfac-
ton of knowing that there are others.
Order your poultry at Kroegel's
market, 931 Fourth avenue.
The newest and prettiest Thanks
giving hats are at Mrs. La Frenz'.
Poultry of all kinds can be had at
Kroegel's market. 93l Fourth avenue.
The American turkey enjoys the
distinction of being the third largest
bird that flies.
Home made mince meat at Hor-
tons.
Order your candies and nuts at
Trefz & Co.
The old down south colored NAM
mics used to tell witch tales about
the ''gobbler's ghost"
The best cigars at the Palace cigar
store.
Plenty of poultry at Mattausch's,
Seventeenth street.
| Nice line of fresh candies and nuts
for Thanksgiving at Trefz IL Co.
Dressed poultry of all kinds at Mat
tsusch's, Seventeenth street.
Order your turkey at Kroegel's
market, 93l Fourth avenue.
Choice dressed turkeys, chickens,
ducks and geese at Schroeder's.
Dressed turkeys and chickens at
Matt1usch'S, Seventeenth street.
Good living is not high living in the
training in first principles. The very
acme of good living is the best pres
entation of good material in simple
form.
All kinds of fresh dressed poultry
at Mattausch's. Seventeenth street.
Fresh dressed turkeys, chickens,
ducks and geese at Kroegel's market,
93l Fourth avenue.
1t may be news for some to know
that among the founders of this re-
public there was a respectable follow
ing OF those who championed the
turkey instead of the eagle as the ma
tional bird of freedom.
Order your Thanksgiving turkey at
Kroegel's market. Phone orders given
prompt attention. 931 Fourth avenue.
Paul Lawrence Dunbar, the negro
poet. makes a quaint allusion to the
season just previous to Thanksgiving,
when he says Keep on struttin'. Mr..
Turkey. you don't know what time
lit is
Our poultry is all fresh dressed
Mattausch's, Seventeenth street.
The Palace cigar store carries the
best 5-cent and 10-cent cigars in the
city.
A fern-dish is an acceptable gift
and an almost unequaled bit of dec
Grafton for the dinner table, especi-
ally if it is of embossed silver, kept
well polished and filled with clean,
lovely ferns.
Order your poultry for Thanksgiv-
ing at Mattausch's. Seventeenth street.
Lay in your supply of cigars for
Thanksgiving at the Palace cigar
store.
Place your Thanksgiving poultry
order with Mattausch. and you will
get the best to be had.
Anything and everything in the
way of smokers supplies can be had
at the Palace cigar store.
Chickens for roasting should be
about one year old-Plymouth Rocks
or Dominicks are best. Choose those
with smooth legs and yellow skin.
(2) Saccharine may be bought at any
drug store. Use 10 grains in place of
one cup of sugar.
Your poultry will be satisfactory If |
YOU leave your order with kroegel's |!
market, 95l Fourth avenue.
For that sweet, mild, after meal !
smoke, go to the Palace cigar store |
and your desires will be satisfied.
Anything and everything in the
way of poultry at Msttausch's, Seven
tecnth street. Give him trial.
Honey Candy-Boil together two
cupfuls of white sugar, One-half cup |
ful of water and four tablespoonfuls !
of clear honey. When it will candy |
in cold water, pour it on buttered |
plates or tins, and before it gets too |
hard check it off into inch squares |
with buttered knife.
For that overloaded feeling after
your Thanksgiving dinner try one of
the Palace cigar stores fine cigars.
1t will give you comfort and ease.
OF Novembe proverbs do not say
q great deal. 1t is the most unpopu-
lar month of the year, though it may /
not ALWAYS merit the general ODDrOb- |
ium. Cold weather at this time is |
supposed TO fortell mild weather |
later.
IT there is ice IL November that will bear a
duck.
Therein be nothing after but sludge and
muck.
Select your poultry for Thanksgiv-l !