Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-13

afternoon at the West End Sunday
school, corner of Sixth street and Sew
enth avenue.
l defy you to beat my prices on all
kinds of stoves. Jones, the second
hand man.
Don't SILVER yourself into sickness
take your small change to Jones and
get a stove.
Hundreds of pounds of choice new
candy for Christmas all ready for you
at McCabe's.
Tomorrow at Gilmore's packing
house market dressed chickens 1914
cents per pound.
Those finest 90 cent chocolates, one
pound to a customer. is cents tomor
row at McCabe's.
| We do cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. Beal Tailoring company, Illinois
theater building.
Nicely dressed chickens 1871 cents
per pound at Gilmore's packing house
market tomorrow.
Christmas millinery. The latest and
most approved creations may now be
seen at Miss Byrnes'.
| The genuine Pocahontos coal is
handled by E. B. McKown. 1t is I'M
excelled for furnaces.
| Ullemeyer & Sterling's dissolution
sale opens tomorrow. For further par.
ticulars read ad on page 8.
A feast of bargains at Ullemeyer c
Sterling's dissolution sale Opens to,
morrow. Read ad on page 5.
! Fancy tomatoes, cucumbers and a
complete line Of green vegetables at
Clement & Diearich's tomorrow.
AT $3.50 a. m. Saturday, short lengths
10 and 121a cent fancy feeced flannel
cites 2R cents the yard at McCabe's.
If you want a good cup of coffee for
Christmas buy can of Bartlett Bros.
Regal. Comes in one and three-pound
leans.
Well seasoned hard wood prepared
Tor cook stoves, large heaters or fur
naces, at E. B. McKowns, 14O1 Second
avenue
The Blakslee studio will accept Or.
ders for Christmas photos up to Dec.
20. Sittings day or evening. Tele-
phone for appointment
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 1856 Sew.
enteenth street. Old phone west 7S6-K
Ullemeyer & Sterling's dissolution
sale which opens tomorrow morning IS
bound to attract hundreds of eager
buyers, who appreciate the remarkable
values that are being offered.
, Green moss wreaths for cemetery
now ready. We will also have the
usual choice holly wreaths, etc.. fol
Xmas. Order now. Both phones
Long View Floral company.
Friends of the West End settlement
having shoes, especially children:
shoes, or clothing of any kind are re
,quested to notify Mrs. W. R. Barker
511 Eleventh street Old phone 7SS-Y
Saturday morning only-solid siIve
tea spoons, gilt bowls, 60 cents; silve
deposit cologne bottle, SO cents; ster
ling top cut glass salt and peppe
shakers, pair IS cents, at Ingalls, gif
shop.
Coal $3.50 per ton in two ton lots
delivered. Just received, a few NOR
cars of Springfield coal suitable TO
furnace or cook stove, at the Muelle
t Lumber company. Order at once. Thi
price good while we are unloadin
9 cars. Come and see us and the Unite
States new bridge at Twenty-fourt
:. street.
Owing to the failure of the forme
:. management of the Family theater
paying for the piano that we have ha
> in our window, which they advertise
to give away. and as the new manag
ment failed to settle for the same W
i hereby notify the public that the ma
L agement of the above theater me
toned has no equity in the piano an
S. as far as we are concerned, we a.
st not responsible for any further adve
Using done in connection with tn
o. contest.-Totten's Music house.
at Envoy and Mrs. Booth of Il
Salvation army are preparing
Ct give the poor of the city
W Christmas dinner and they are s
- liciting the aid of the people of Il
city in the undertaking. Some of &
~ churches have offered assistance
8 well as several of the lodges. Al
x one knowing of worthy family is
) quested to drop card to the Sal'
= tion army before Dec. 20 that tn
9 may visit them and find out their &C
x dition The army telephone numb
8 is new phone $3.50 and the address
X the headquarters is 1909 Second a
@ nue..
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