Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-18

| wholesale prices. Third avenue and
Eighteenth street.
Imperial Carlsbad china dinner sets
neat floral decorations. 100 pieces in
each set, $3.50. Young & McCombs
Cleaning. pressing and repairing
neatly and promptly done at the New
Panitorium Club, 1909 Second avenue
Orma club dances, Turner hall, Dav-
export, every Saturday and Sunday
evening. Admission, % cents; ladies
free.
y good grade of French china, as
sorted decorations, 100 pieces in each
set. worth $25, for $1S.9S. Young d
McCombs.
i The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge was 2.15 at 6 a. IN. and
2.25 at noon. The temperature at
noon was 81.
Extra fancy navel oranges, per doz-
en-, Is cents; good mixed candy, per
pound, cents. J. Frankel. 317 TWEEN
tieth street.
Photos make acceptable Christmas
gifts. Take advantage of the holiday
rates at McMann's studio, All Twenty
third street.
The ''Pru-ri-ta' store, 1913 Second
avenue, will be open till o'clock ev-
enings till Jan. l. to accommodate ev-
ening buyers.
! Muffiers, gloves, mittens. all go at
20 per cent off of each dollar. Big
stock. Better get in on the ground
floor. You know us. The London.
| Nothing reserved; everything goes
at 20 per cent discount. We must I'M
load. Bring the money. we will load
you up. Great removal sale. The
| London.
Your furniture. piano. horses. wag-
ons, etc, will secure for you that
money you want. No removal of
property. No delay. Fidelity Loan
company.
Ready cash is often worth more
than a fortune in prospect. Borrow
now if you need it. Perfectly conf
Dental. Fidelity Loan company, 50
NJ. d l.. block.
! The ferry T. j. Robinson this morn
ing came up from the boatyard and
resumed its regular trips between
this city and Davenport. Very little
ice was running today.
Fresh catfish, white fish. trout. hal
ibUt. smelts. pickerel, river salmon,
buffalo and Columbia river salmon at
| Hess Bros tomorrow. Phone orders
given prompt attention.
| Nice Christmas gifts in fine hats,
Irish crochet, Battenburg collars,
| burnt wood novelties. hair ornaments
and doll hats on sale at the Byrnes
millinery. Open evenings.
Don't forget the sale of fancy arti-
Giles for the benefit of the Villa de
Chantal at Mrs. Fries residence Fri
day and saturday. y variety of del
icately fashioned Christmas gifts will
be sure to please.
The banks have the interest on de-
posits. but are not giving 20 per cent.
off the dollar. as we are doing at our
great discount removal sale. Every
thing in the store sold at 20 cents off
the dollar. Come. The London.
Try our smokeless coal Try our
Carterville coal. washed egg. Try our
sorrento coal, nut and lump. Try our
Springfield coal, nut and lump. Try
our Canton coal, lump. They are all
good At Twenty-fourth street and
Third avenue. Phone west 1911, Muel-
Ter Lumber company.
Great removal sale. Everything
must be sold. We don't want to move
any more than we are compelled to.
Everything goes at 20 per cent dis
count. All the new merchandise pur-
chased for the new store. On every
dollars worth you buy of us you save
20 cents. You know us. The London.
The absolute reliance yau can place
upon the purchases made here is of
the greatest Importance. No effort
is spared to maintain and add to our
reputation for selling goods of only
the strictest dependability Our stock
is all that could be desired. so that
selections are easily made. Fred
Woltmann, the jeweler.
The supper for the benefit of the
Villa de Chantal Saturday from 4:3O to
p. IN. will he held at Armory hall in
stead of at Lees store on Fifteenth
street and Second avenue. as original
ly announced. The change is made
on account of the need for increased
accommodations, the outlook being
for Il large attendance at the supper.
Rock Island musicians are interest
ed in the appearance of Prof. George
Whitefield Andrews, organist, of
Oberlin Conservatory of Music, at the
FIRST Congregational church, Moline,
the evening of Jan. =. and doubtless
there will be many from this city to
hear his concert He * one Of thp
country's leading masters of the or
gan. Last year he gave IL recital at
the home of c. II. Deere.
The Christmas number of the War
Cry is quite an elaborate affair. 1t
abounds in seasonable illustrations