Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-28

scalp gwen Dy MIS-. Dol Lew, 100 sew
enteenth street. Old phone. west SO.
Miss Hartley conducts fashionable
dress making parlors at 2412 Fifth-and-
a-half avenue. Prices reasonable.
Top off that Thanksgiving dinner
with some fine old wine. Call at ST.
mon Lewis and look over his stock
Order your Thanksgiving wines At
Simon Lewis and you can feel salts
fed that they will be the best to be
had.
Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat -four gives
you the real genuine old buckwheat
flavor Ask for Mrs. Austin's Buck
wheat -four.
Passig Bros. have a complete assert
ment of new nuts of all kinds. Sweet
cider and home made mince meat at
Passig Bros.
It's dollars to cents that the big H.
& II. grocery is doing the biggest
Thanksgiving business ever witnessed
in the tri-cities.
Attend annual Thanksgiving eve ball
Nov. 29 given by |. NJ. U. No. 230 at
Industrial hall. Bleuers orchestra.
Tickets so cents.
You should have some wine with that
Thanksgiving dinner Simon Lewis is
showing an exceptionally fine line OF
bottled goods this season.
Kerr. photographer. latest styles in
photos at popular prices. Work guar
anteed. Will continue taking penny
photos for a time, 1S071s Second av-
enue
Don't forget the dance given by c.
w. Halves camp 1850. NJ. w. of A,
at Armory hall Thanksgiving evening.
Admission, gents 25 cents. ladies Is
cents.
Your Thanksgiving order. if placed
at Ehlebs Twentieth street grocery.
will please you, for he is prepared to
handle all orders in the best possible
manner
Fresh dressed turkeys 171a cents per
pound: fresh dressed geese 1914 cents
per pound; dressed chickens 1919 cents
per pound at Schroeder's Twentieth
street market.
We will have fine assortment of
nicely dressed turkeys and other pouI-
try, fresh picked from the country
no ice house stock. Give us your or
der. Kuschmann's grocery.
City Clerk Shaffer announced that
tomorrow is bill day at his Office, and
those who have claims that they wish
10 get before the city council this
month must get them in by noon.
Bleuer's jewelry store has been I'M
dergoing some notable improvements
in the way of refurnishings and redec-
Grafton, and is now one of the most
handsomely appointed in the three
cities.
We have the finest roses, carnations.
violets and Chrysanthemums in the
city. Plenty of them; order now.
Hensley, the florist. Fourth avenue and
Twentieth street. Both phones and
residence phone.
Just received for holiday trade, a
couple of cars of New York fancy APP
pies. good color and all kinds of vari
cites at very reasonable prices. Call
and examine the stock at Rachman's,
700 Twelfth street.
At W. A. Ehlebs Twentieth street
grocery you will find complete assert
ment of everything needed TO make
your Thanksgiving dinner success.
Place your order early and you'll not
be disappointed.
The Harris & Hess grocery market
has sold more turkeys and poultry dur
ing the past two days than was ever
sent out of retail store in Rock
Island in the same time. Hundreds
more of the choicest at just the same
prices.
The will of the late Maria Heiscl
was admitted TO probate in county
court today. 1t provides that all OF
the estate shall go to the daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Mailman. Henry Walt
man is named as executor of the will,