Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-20

the fragrant Havana from ore of
those meerschaum pipes from the
Palace cigar store.
Children's drsssers so cents. 65
cents, IS cents, $1.10, $1.15, S1.25,
81 45 and $1.75 at Mitsch's.
Smoking jackets. silk umbrellas,
suit cases and travelling bags at re-
markably low prices at Stewards. the
halter.
Special Christmas sale on solid gold
rings-$1. so ring for 81, 81 ring for
81. so, 81 ring for IS, at Brookman,
the jewelers..
Don't forget the Christmas sale of
cakes. pies, plum buildings, dough-
nuts, etc., at Thomas drug store.
Ladies of Central church.
The Singer Manufacturing company
greets all with a merry Christmas and
to show their line for a nice Xmas
present. 32S Twentieth street.
The handsomest footwear in the
city today is our line of perfect fitting.
perfect wearing and stylish patent
kid shoes at So. So. so. 81 and IS.
The Leader. opposite Harper hoRse.
Bowlby has the largest and most
complete line of camera supplies in
the city. Eastman kodak agency.
Cameras at cut prices.
A beautiful home Christmas gift is
a fine sewing machine. We are head
quarters for every kind made. Prices,
$1S and ap, at Richter & Sons, fur
riers, Davenport.
| n, NI;Ilo- 49, ,ron
veterinarian, who is taking a special
course of study in Chicago, will be in
the city from Dec. 20 to 81 and can be
onnd at Frick & Kautz' livery barn.
| Where, oh, where can you find
better selection of holiday goods than
at Fred Woltmann's jewelry store?
Novelties of every description and at
almost any price. Call and see the
line.
Bishop T. N. Morrison, of Iowa, is
conducting a quiet day for the
Woman's auxiliary at Trinity Epis-
copal church today. The occasion is
one of prayer, meditation and in
struction.
| The river is open all the way to st.
Paul and beyond. The weather
seems to have been little more Sc
we're up there than it has been down
this way. There is nothing to hinder
the steamers running If there was any
thing to run for.
Officer Bert Seamons. of the Burling-
ton police depart ment, was in Daven
port yesterday and returned home last
evening. He went up to Camanche
in the morning and arrested an es-
Z,
LeavenwOrth, whom he turned over to
the army officers at Rock Island arse
nal
Hannah Marcy Gould, wife of
Judge Nj Gould. died at her home
in Moline yesterday from Bright's
disease. She was born in Wellington.
CT, Oct. IS 1924. and came to Mo-
line Nov. 20. 1919. She was married
to Judge John NJ. Gould August 9,
1850 The funeral takes place from
the residence Friday at P m
Our passenger service will be in
augurated in Moline Dec. 81 said
General Manager Hughes of the D r. ]
L. G. n. W, unless something un-
forseen prevents it. We have been
promised the new passenger station
for use then by the contractors and
our first regular train will be started |
out of here with the last day OF the |
dying century"
Bowlby has just received a large lot |
of the famous Colum bia records, both |
grand and small. This let is all Sc
lect and up to date. We also have !
just received another lot of graphs-
phones. Prices from s. TO 800. The |
Colum bia graphaphenes and records
just received the grand prize at |
the Paris exposition over all other
makes, American or European. Call
at once and hear the beautiful in
struments.
Official instructions have been re-
ceived from Rome setting forth how
Roman Catholics are to observe the
ceremonial closing of the century on
Dec. 81. The orders have been issued
by Cardinal CretOni, project of the
sacred congregation of indulgence
and rites, and signed also by Arch
bishop Sogaro, secretary of the con-
gregaticn. The decree is from the
pope and is addressed to the entire
world. 1t provides: That at mid
night which ushers in the January of
the year 1901, the most august sacra-
ment of the eucharist may be exposed
for alteration in churches and chapels.
and that in its presence one mass of
the feast of the circumcision Of our
Lord and the Octave of the Nativity
may be read or sung, and that. more
over, the faithful by special privilege
receive holy communion either during
or outside of the mass"
Paid Dear for His Leg. II