Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-17

take up training quarters in the Tur
ner hall gymnasium.
Gustafson d Hayes, the new cloth
iers, will keep their store open even
ings from now until after the holi-
days.
Simon Lewis line of fancy wines
and liquors is as complete as it is
possible to make it. Prices always
right.
The special candy bargain for 10
o'clock Thursday: Chocolate marsh
mallows. per pound. IS cents, at Nc
Cabe's.
Extra fancy navel oranges, per doz-
en-, - cents; good mixed candy, per
pound, 6 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.
Free, free. free-Guess on the big
stick of candy at McCabe's. The first
one who guesses the nearest gets the
big thing free.
The "Pru-rl-ta'' store. 1913 Second
avenue, will be open till o'clock ev-
enings till Jan. l, to accommodate ev-
ening buyers.
Twenty per cent discount off of ev-
cry article in the store. How does
this strike you. at the great removal
sale? The London.
Smoking jackets and bath robes at
the 20 per cent discount sale. We
away. The London.
The stage of water at the Rock
Island bridge today was go at a.
M. and 2.45 at noon. The temporal
ture at noon was 20.
Just to introduce the stock, Simon
Lewis has decided to sell, from now
until after the holidays. a 81 bottle of
fine champagne for so cents.
The Ladies' Aid society of Broad
way church will meet with Mrs
Stewart, sos Nineteenth street, to-
morrow afternoon at , o'clock.
Nice Christmas gifts in fine hats,
Irish crochet, Battenburg collars,
burnt wood novelties, hair ornaments
and doll hats on sale at the Byrnes |
Open evenings.
The busiest store in Rock Island |
People are taking advantage of the 20 !
per cent discount at our great re-
moval sale. Better jump in and load
up. You know us. The London.
Zach Vogel was fined So today for
conduct. Zach was found |
helping himself to kindling wood at |
the piles of the Rock Island Fuel |
company at the west end of the city. /
Hans Schroeder has purchased of
Conrad Schmidt his brick business .
block on The east side of Twentieth |
street between Third and Fourth av-
enues, the consideration being $500. |
The bishop of Springfield. Ri Rev. |
George +. Seymour. will advance to |
the Sacred Order of Priests Rev. Rob |
art Mark Laurence. deacon. in Trinity |
church. next Sunday, at the morning
service at 10:45. The bishop will also
preach in the evening.
We did not move when we thought |
we would. so now we will wait until |
we are sure we can give the right |
late. In the meantime 20 per cent off
IF everything in the store. Buy your
Nmas presents of us and save money.
You know us. The London.
The ferry T. j. Robinson yielded To
he pressure of the ice about /
o'clock yesterday afternoon and
sought the shelter of the boatyard.
This morning the channel was full of
arge floating cakes and zero weather
would probably have closed it.
Try our smokelesS coal. Try our
'arterviIIe coal. washed egg. Try our
sorrento coal. nut and lump. Try our
Springfield coal. nut and lump. Try
,ur Canton coal, lump. They are all
rood. At Twenty-fourth street and
Third avenue. Phone west 1911, MueI-
er Lumber company.
Why not buy Christmas present
hat is lasting? Stop in at Fred Volt
and look over his stock of
eweIry. and it will not be hard
natter to solve the question of what
o buy" If you buy here you know
he article will be all that it is repre-
ented. y call is all that is necessary.
The young ladies of the l.. +. {.
.lub of the high school are rehears-
ng faithfully for their entertainment
o be given for the benefit of the high
school decoration fund. Their one
ict drama, ''Who Is to Inherit?'
promises to make hit and the mu-
ical numbers will be worth hearing.
The program will be given at the as
emily room beginning at o'clock
Friday evening.
HUSTLE