Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-23

cent quaIity, TINS week 30 cents, a
Lambert's.
See the greater New York Loal
bank, 500 Twentieth street, for bi;
bargains.
Headquarters for Christmas pres
ents. Where? At Lambert's tog
gery shop.
Every night until Christmas al
Stewards, skates for 10, Is, 25 cents
and higher.
Smoking jackets, night robes anC
Pajamas, snaPPy new patterns Al
Lambert's.
Hess Bros. have the finest display
of dressed turkeys, chickens, ducks
and geese.
Don't fail to see Brookman's fine
assortment of rings and watches be-
fore you buy.
See the baby steel ranges at David
Don's- Santa Claus gives them only to
good little girls.
The last call before Christmas.
Don't delay. Woltmann has the
stock of the town.
When did you have a chance before to
buy ladies' s. shoes for $2.49? All this
week at the Leader.
The best opportunity that has ever
been offered. Summers & Co.'s cutlery
sale. Don't miss it.
Go to Simon Lewis and get bottle
OF California wine free with every pur-
chase of 81 or over.
Plenty of nice holly at Passig Bros
Buy your holly wreaths and ever
greens at Broolman's.
Woltmann the jeweler has had an
enormous trade but still has big selec-
ton for Christmas purchasers.
Dinner buckets filed with candy
free tomorrow to every one making
a purchase at Bartlett Bros.
The best stock of books for Christmas
gifts and to suit everybody in style
and price at r. Champion & Co.'S.
Crown combination game boards,
archarena and carrom 30 to 100 games
Sl-25 and upwards, at Champions.
You can get any style ladies' shoe, the
proper style too, at the Leader this
week for S2.40 pair. Think of it.
We are too busy TO write locals. If
you walk through our store You viii
De convinced. Young & McCombs.
Fiebig has sold the cameras. \
few left at greatly reduced prices TO
make them go. Photo supplies cheap.
Lange & Heitmann wish to am
nounce to their patrons that their
store will be closed all day Christmas.
Building operations about the city
that were interfered with by the cold
weather of last week were generally re-
sumed today.
Headquarters for sharpening skates
at Mike Alintz', Y. NJ. c. a. building.
Work done by a new process and guar
anteed.
Ladies' s. shoes for $40 a pair are
scarce but you can get them this week
at the Leader, opposite the Harper
house.
Discount of 10 per cent today and to-
morrow on all bath robes, lounging
robes and smoking jackets at Lambert's
tOggery shop.
Albert Carl Blank and Miss Maria
Karolina Wilhelmina Thoms were
welded in the city Saturday by Rev.
c. y. Alennicke.
Don't fail to see II. Tremann's
Sons grand display of the choicest
Christmas beef and poultry ever
shown in the tri-cities.
Don't forget Waterman's Ideal foun-
tain pens as suitable Christmas gifts for
either ladies or gentlemen. n good line
at r. Champion & Co.'S.
The greater number of ice men who
had intended to begin their annual har
vest today were deferred by the pros
pect of thawing weather.
ChiIdren's all wool stockings at
cents pair tonight at Joe's pace
from to o'clock only. One pair to
a customer, 21O9 Fourth avenue.
You can't buy boy better or more
persent than a pocket knife.
We have just received a full line and it
will pay you to see them. SOmmers &
Co.
Ladies' fancy silk umbrellas, gents
all silk umbrellas today and tomorrow
going ut a discount of II per cent. Call
and see them at Lambert's toggery
shop.
Fine eelIuloid comb and brush sets,
tAhNShiiS uiSSsliS cdfseS, NoIh DoNeS, coi-
lar and cuff boxes, writing portfolios.
fancy ink stands, pocket diaries, at
Pocket books, card cases, bill books, |
cigar cases, from the cheapest to the
best grades incluUng the Mexican art
leather. goods, the best stock in the city |
OF Champions.
In the art department at Champions |
can be found number of Inexpensive |
subjects which make very acceptable |
Christmas presents. Don't fail to visit |
this department.
The Laurel Forty-Five club held the |
fifth in its series of games last even |
ing, Capt. John O'Connor and Pierce |
Keane defeating John Ainsworth and |