Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-24

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noon, $50.
Buy your Christmas candy at the
candy booth on the second floor at
Young & McCombs'.
For the real good old buckwheat
flavor, buy Mrs. Austin's buckwheat,
and don't forget the name.
Mrs. Austin says: "My buckwheat
cakes will please you, if you love the
good old fashioned flavor"
Afternoon club dance at Armory hall
Christmas afternoon. Ladies, 10 cents;
gents, So cents.
Stop at Maths for a nice box of can
dy before calling on your friend Xmas.
Open all day. Second avenue.
We told you long ago that jewelry
holiday business would be largely an
ingalls, affair. 1t has been. 1t is.
Storm door special prices for cold
waves. $1.50. $1.75 and $500. Delivery
free from Mueller Lumber company.
1t will be a merry Xmas if you spend
it at the big roller rink. Open all day
for skating. Band afternoon and even
ing.
When visiting friends on Xmas day
return your compliments with nice
box of candy from Maths, Second ave-
nue..
The hurry burly of the last hours
shopping will be increased by the hun
dreds of cut prices tonight at Z o'clock
at McCabe's.
Fill the stockings good and full
corn crisp 5 cents a quart, broken
mixed candy S12 cents pound tonight
at McCabe's.
Afternoon club dance at Armory hall
Christmas afternoon. Ladies, 10 cents;
gents, 50 cents.
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs Sol Levi, 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west SO.
The Plattdeutschen Brueder will Gel
citrate their 14th annual Christmas ball
on the 25th day of December in Tur
ner hall. All friends are cordially in
vited.
The beautiful Keator home, across
the street from the Broadway church,
is now on the market and can be Sc
cured through Reidy Bros. A very |
choice home and a rare opportunity.
It's an earnest, hurrying, scrambling
crowd at McCabe's, but withall. jolly |
and good natured. Everyone wants |
to carry his own packages now in imi-
tation of the bearded old gentleman.
Candy specials for this evening at
Young & McCombs'-all taffies. 1Ol
cents per pound; peanut and cocanut
candy. two pounds for % cents, and all /
mixed candy at 10 cents per pound
Twenty per cent discount tonight on
gold and diamond set bracelets, la |
velliers, diamond and pearl set pins, |
all jewelry from $40 to 500. |
Ten per cent on all over that amount. |
ingalls,.
All members of st. Joseph's branch
No. IS, w. c. IT,, will meet tomorrow
evening at Sacred Heart hall at 1880
% make arrangements for the funeral
lnaugh, secretary.
Get ready for Christmas-don't let
the little stockings hang empty tonight !
French mixed candy 10 cents per
pound; broken mixed candy S1R cents
peanut brittle 10 cents per pound, after
o'clock tonight at McCabe's.
James Brooks, arrested Saturday for
he theft of $40 from John Joseph, a .
fellow employe at the Harper, was
pound over to the grand jury under
$500 bond Saturday by Magistrate FL
lott. Over $19 of the money was re-
covered, and Brooks told a story of
having found the money.
The Volunteers of American, who
will provide a free entertainment for
he children of the three cities whose
Christmas lacks the brightness and
;heer of the. season, announce that the
children who beside to attend may Sc
,Cre tickets at the Armory in this city |
Wednesday morning before o'clock.
These tickets entitle the children to a