Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-16

was presented fine rocking chair
as a memento of the occasion.
Another lot of fancy pillow tops
worth up TO % cents at 5 cents to-
night at McCabe's. Early choosings
are best.
| You can buy a Peoria stove as
cheap right here at home as you can
in Davenport. Patronize your home
dealer. Summers & Co.
The Jewel base burner is made in
several sizes, all constructed on the
same principle. Come and examine
them at Allen Myers q Co.
You can get a cab day or night by
calling up Allie Stephenson's cab
line. Day calls No. 1875 Black
Night calls Crown restaurant.
The only reliable panitorium in
town is the New Panitorium club. Ed
Dubinsky, proprietor, 1909 Second
avenue. Telephone, Green 373.
Don't forget the concert by Bleu-
er's band Sunday afternoon at Har-
per's theatre. &. +. Toenniges, di-
rector. Concert begins sharp B.
/ p. III.
Why go TO Davenport to buy a
Peoria range or heater? Summers &
Co. can give you rock bottom prices
on both, and they'll stand by their
sales too.
| The ladies of the Central Presby-
terrain guild are planning a sale of
useful and attractive articles to be
held Thursday, Dec. ;, at the home
of Mrs. James VI. Buford.
The Darkies' Jubilee" a fine de-
scriptive number, Will be played at
the concert Sunday afternoon by
Bleuer's band at Harper's theatre.
c. r. Toenniges, director.
The little people of Longfellow
school building have prepared and
are sending out beautifully designed
Invitations for parents day" at their
building-from TO 4 Nov. 90.
! The new Ideal Jewel base burner
leads them all, and prices no higher
than the inferior makes. Be sure
and look them over at Allen Myers &
Co. before you purchase elsewhere.
4x5 Cramer Crown plates, the best
made, at 50 cents-two dozen for 81.
At Fiebig's. Others charge 60 cents
per dozen. SKI at 90 cents-others
charge S1.1O. Open Saturday even
ings.
Fiebig sells Perfection dry plates
at IS cents per dozen, two dozen for
so cents. SKI at 70 cents, every plate
warranted. Free samples while they
last. Bargains in photo supplies and
cameras Open Saturday evenings.
Ms. l.. G. Eddy was taken by sur
prise at her home on Second avenue
last evening by merry company of
friends, who came TO assist her in n
proper celebration of her birthday.
\ most delightful evening was spent.
William Hegenberger, who has
been under $500 bonds for an ap-
lpearance in the county court on in
formation filed for running n slot
machine, was today surrendered by
his bondsman, Capt. j. VI. Beardsley.
and placed under restraint.
The Peoples Power company, which
has the contract for the opening of
the channel through Sylvan water.
has put on an ordinary shovel dredge
in addition to the new hydraulic ma
chine that has been at work on the
job all fall and is rushing the work
with all possible speed.
The Harry Shannon company.
which became SO popular with local
audiences during its recent visit here,
returns to Harper's theatre tomor-
row for a one night engagement, pre-
senting AT Dawson City" in which
little Hazel and Harry will appear,
also giving singing and dancing spe-
cialties.
Charles McHugh, proprietor of the
Harper house, has arranged with
Prof. c. +. Toenniges for a series of
Sunday evening concerts to be given
in the parlors of the hosiery during
the winter. The first concert of the
series will be given tomorrow even
ing from to 1920.
The first of series of card parties
planned during the winter by the
choir of st. JOseph's church was held
} last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur \. Burt on Twelfth
street. Progressive cinch was the
game played, DIR. Leo NJ. Gallagher
and Miss Katharine Burt carrying
off the prizes.
Bishop Abraham Grant, the prelate
who presides over the Fourth Episco-
pal district of the y. NJ. f. church.
will be in Moline tomorrow and Will
make three addresses, speaking at
St. Paul's \. NJ. +. church in the
morning, afternoon and evening. 1t
is also announced that he will lecture
Monday evening at the church.
1t doesn't pay to send your laun-
dry work out of town or to some in
ferior wash house. If you want your
work done up in the best possible
manner and ready for you at the
time promised, send it to the Gem
laundry, the old reliable, at 1924
Third avenue. Prices as low as the
lowest, workmanship guaranteed.