Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-19

tally displayed and specially priced I'M
| til Thursday morning at McCabe's.
These crispy mornings Mrs. Austin's
Pancake Flour tastes delicious. Ready
in a moment. Buy from your grocer.
Remember that the Kings Daugh-
tiers musicale will be held Monday
| evening Nov. 81 in the Harper house
parlors.
A full line of new pure drugs, etc.
at Steiners Fifth avenue pharmacy.
success or to B. II. Bieber. Prescrip
lions a specially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson, of Fiji
teenth street and Eleventh avenue, are
the proud parents of baby girl. born
Thursday evening.
Why not eat your Thanksgiving din
ner on a handsome Victor table? We
are showing an elegant new line. Gle.
mann & Salzmann.
Attend the dance to be given by
the Modern Woodmen of South Rock
Island at their hall this evening. Ad-
mission so cents; ladies free.
The Central church guild will hold
its annual sale of Thanksgiving deserts
at Thomas drug store Wednesday
morning beginning at 9 o'clock.
House renters look for bargains as
eagerly as shoppers. If you can Offer
bargain to a good tenant your offer
will find many an Argus want ad
reader.
Clop,app r. S~l1ponp b,yo rocoivod
another shipment of Bucks hot blast
stoves. IL you haven't seen this Won
derful stove. it will pay you to do SO.
It's great fuel saver.
Room rugs, glove specials, Thanks
giving plants. dinner table necessities,
ribbon bargains, women's hose, knit
underwear, and 30 other meritorious
bargains mentioned in McCabe's ad.
Clemann & Salzmann unpacked this
morning a shipment Of couches. The
shipment consisted of several different
grades and includes some of the hand
soonest leather couches shown in this
section.
Just received. car of New York
apples consisting Of Baldwins, Green
ings. Northern Spies and Ben Davis, to
sell from $1.75 to 1925 a barrel; 10
cents extra for delivering. c., r. /. &
p. tracks, Twentieth street.
Every incoming train is loaded with
new goods for the holidays. We have
determined to again show the largest
stock for the Christmas trade and a
look will convince you that we have
not fallen behind. Clemann & Salz-
mann.
A sign of boy wanted" in your
store-window is a primitive way of ad-
vertising; and it might give the inl-
preston to people on the street that
you conduct your store in a primitive
way. A little want ad in the Argus
is much better plan.
If a want ad or two in the Argus
would pay for your coal for the win
ter-it would be a pretty good invest
ment, wouldn't it? There are probably
enough ''old things" in your cellar and
garnet to do the trick if you adver-
tise them in our For Sale" columns.
One woman meets another and asks:
do you know of a good servant who
wants a place." Another woman, by
columns. propounds this same qIes-
ton 10 thousands of women including
servants. Someone. among these thou
sands, can answer the question in the
affirmative-which the one Won an ac-
quaintance probably cannot do.
The state board of health is sending
out poster bearing likeness of pa.
tents afflicted with a malignant form
of smallpox. and with tne significant
suggestion that in no case had they
been vaccination. The board requests
that the poster be hung in a conspic-
uous place by those receiving one to
serve as a reminder to those who have
not already done SO to get vaccinated
at once. 1t is said further that ply.
sicians, nurses and attendants in hos
pitfalls, who have been properly vac.
cinated, never contract the disease.
Their sole protection is vaccination