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New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

soth st e. s4s n e Of Ava A, 50x1o2e .: Morris &
Abraham Feldstein Iosu J Rumore Realty Co..
Woodycrest OF 166th ct, bOxloO-ei cry
Mortgage CO losnr Thomas D Malcolm Con
O. - -
163d 81, 9. 20 II OF Broadway. 1b5xna II; city
Mortgage CO loans Mddle-Town Realty Co
Beck st, n =. 2OT.6 2 of ST John ave 225N-;
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co loans
Maze Realty Co. OF Nev York..--...--...-..-.. !
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

A d MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn advertise
a sale of reed chairs rockers. drygoods and sum-
mer neoessaries Gardner D. Matthews Of this
firm. announces that he will give free tickets for
soma seashore resort to every customer who calls
this week
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and 2oth street
Fifth avenue and 18th street call attention 10
special sale OF upholstery. lace curtains and do
mestic and Oriental rugs at decided reductions A
sale Of smart summer footwear is especially an
nounced.
STERN BROTHERS. West sd street advertise
large collection OF lingerie and silk gowns and
imported JapaTese hmonos Attention is directed
to a choice selection of womens domestic under
at reductions. An important sale of tailored
walking suits. fcuard lingerie dresses and summer
cloaks and wraps IS announced
GREENHUT g. CO. Sixth avenue. 18th 10 18th
street. have sale of silk petticoats-
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO., Broadway and
18th street, call attention TO collection OF import
ed dress linens of Irish manufacture CoIored silk
umbrellas, embroidered batiste robes womer's
stockings, black mohairs printed silks and tailored
rIita are advertised.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Guy, OF the Supreme Court has appoint
ed Wallace 8. Fraser receiver oE the rents OF No.
1is eecond svenue. in action brought by the
oestretcher Realty Company against Max Mflgrini
and others 90 forecioss second mortgage of IS 0oo
The prior mortgage on the property amounts to
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Crewe England. June 1e.-R- z. Walker, the
South African sprnter who the 1oo-nnetre race
In the Olympic games in London, was victorious
over N J. CartmeH Of the University OF Pennsyl-
vania in a 10o-yard here this afternoon.
Walkers time was 10 seconds
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
PLAN WEST 5eTH STREET GARAGE.

Ths d. & Realty Company has leased for Mrs.
Hsnnetta Kerocben, through William II. Mullen,
her attorney, the entire building at Nos 55 s37
West 5sth street. 20 Charles H Humphries. for a
term o. years. After alterations compsted
Mr. Eumphriss VIII the premises for a garage
ard repair shop for his Essolene and electric taxi
cabs.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

yrts-vais ava. ixi ~ n Of Frsernsn 1t 76r
wssiis ssano
eerfgaerr boui. q. ss7.6 n OF Ave st John
eT.e11oS: Bertei Beatty Co loans Joseph Pioons
& vincenzo 300
cro9son loans the Mountain canstTuction Co. 2o.oo
l<roT ave e Of 1z5th st, runs q 2Ol. 70
1jxtk q l25x . 2ol- -Iox W lz5 20 beginning;
nsso zaxsns Oe loans xutx.rs Sun.sussson % 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ezzst ~, q o n WHITE Plains ave; 2
frame tsnet 25rzo: Herman Tuchrsn. owner;
ssasy woeassdn. srest; ssoc
g. Lkvrerce sse. 5ucct OF fremont ave and Ia
ccc-a sts : az frame store and dvlg 5olBxS:
ArnsrieznItlsn Ejds 90. owner: u Bandis-
erchfs ocet AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

The second league game at Prospect Park was
between the Manhattan and Columbia Oval teams.
the victory going 10 Manhattan by a margin OF
2s runs The feature Of the game was the all round
play OF A Smith, who in addition to scoring 50. not
out took 4 wickets for q runs. T Rldd secured 8
vickets for like number OF J. H TattersaI
with q. and J. Critchlow. with 1s, were the other
double figure scorers for the winners H Myers
in fine form with the ball for Columbia Oval,
capturing wickets for a runs, and had just got
set at batting when he run out at %. F. J.
Prendergast was top scorer for Columbia Oval. with
81. and G. Bell added Is The totals were: Man
haitian. III; Columbia Oval. e5-
A close game was played between Prospect Park
and Kings County Team in second section
league contest at Prospect Park. Prospect Park
winning by the narrow margin OF runs. the totals
being SIS TO g. J. B. Barrow and W. P. Charles did
the best work for the winning team. the former
scoring 3 and taking wicsets at cost OF IS
for a
An overwhelming defeat was the portion Of the
Bellevue B team which went to Prospect Park
from Upper MontcIair and had as opponents the
Brooklyn B team The Brooklyns by 12s
runs. with wicket spare. The totals were:
Bellevue B. 81: Brooklyn B. 80 for eight wickets
A one-sided game resulted from the meeting at
Livingston. Staten Island. OF the local team and
the Richmond County Country Club team. the
Staten Island team winning by the large margin
OF 233 runs. r r Rokeby in splendid form
and quickly up top Of the game.
lacking only four runs of the coveted century"
He closely followed by R Raughton. who
scored 81. G. Ledgard made 42. For Richmond
County ". Brodkie, with I3. and J. Maurice. with
IL. were the only men to reach double figures. The
totals Richmond County Club. 81: Staten
Island. 3e5
The New York Veterans met and defeated the
cricket team of tho Crescent Athletic Club at Pros
pect Park. the being 100 and 123- DR.. c. c.
Beling and F. F. Kelly captured all the wickets
for the Veterans. the latte taking wckes FOR q
runs while DR.. Beling took ; for a. At batting G.
closely followed by R J. Dandy. J. s. Brets and
Kelly. with scores OF Il 90 and 19.
Lack Of time prevented the West indian and
Bronx United match from being finished. the West
Indians having scored 49, which the Bronx play
scorers for the West Indians e Sau1uels 10
T. Cobb II; r Eldridge, H. and C. Clarke. 10.
while for Bronx United c. Porter played well for IS
and d. Ryan for Is not out These two players
also effective bowling. Porter taking thres
wIckets for runs. while Ryan took two for s.
The New York veterans second eleven also
its match defeating the Bensonhurst second team
Timer Park by SIS runs. The play OF F. Butler
the Veteran team called forth applause. for he
captured eight wickets at the low cost of 25 runs
and made top OF the game with a..
The team OF the Brooklyn Cricket Club went 20
Upper Montclair TO play the Bellevue team and
disappointed the game resulted in a draw,
what in favor OF the home team. Bellevue ran up
a total Of II. and for Brooklyn nine wickets
down for so when stumps drawn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
MIR. KEENE's WANDA II WINS

Windsor. England June 1s.-The Cls~eR - - 10
can of 1Os sovereigns for three-year-ods .-ssy
ward distance six furlongs. was run Pys
and won by James r Keens's wanda = -S,rsssa
was second and Sir Perisord third
horseS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
MARKET FOB SECOND STREET PLOT.

Folsom Brothers have sold for Herbert S. Ogden,
ss executor. the two Buildings. Nos rs and zsl
sd4street. on q plot 4ox7os1s. TO ]. ". Bright.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
FLORIDA EAST COAST TO NAME PERKINS

Jacksonville Fla. June lat is learned that at
it's next meeting the board OF directors of the
Florida East Coast Railway will elect as ons of
it's members George W. Perkins. of the firm Of I
p kcrrsn IA Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
WALKER BEATS CARTMEII,.

Referso-L- J Doyle. Crescent A g Goal umplres-
7os. and Colby Goais-Wail (2D O'Rourke. Keuned
nd simpson for Crescent A c. and Dopp for ST Simon.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
ON FRIDAY.
r. ToxsDh p DAY

71a sud 72l Washington St cor Ilth 81 761es .sI
eezll56: sly loft and store bIdg A Frank et al
wrn NJ & J Issscs aftyss 6 H
einhsndler, ref: ant due. S16oo5 IS sub 10 prior
rntze $4,000
~ 12sth ct, \ z7Ie II 81 sexae IL sty
SparenberE al Saul Federrnan 81 all
A STEPHEN CslIo-Ehan. ref; due.
fTo7T5 II; tzxs,. etc 5000. sub mtge Of $4,000
Forest \ " l5sth 1001S7.6: 8 sty fat;
Serfrrs sale of al right title etc which " RohTig
T. had April 30. 1909 since; " c Rosenberg,
11och ST Of Lenox ave. iSTIpo1 II: 2
avz- ghe7ifrs sale OF all right. titA which
fsyrszn Ezn-ow1rz March 1e 1902
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
WEST 114TH STREET HOUSE SOLD.

Arnold, Byrne & Baumann have sold for Louis
Bernstein to a client No. 214 West 114th street,
five story fathouse on Il lot 25x1O0 feet. The de-
mand for properties in this section OF the city is
lsrc
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
AMERICAN POLO TEAM VICTORIOUS
Wins Tournament for Open Cup in England
and Proves It's Glass Decisivelv

and Proves It's Glass Decisively
London. June 19-The Meadow Brook polo team
has won the open cup tournament. having defea ted
the Roehampton team by a score OF 8 to / The
RoehRmpton players, with exception constitute
the team that has been selected to defend the
American Cup, the contests for which begin on
June %, and their utter rout at the hands OF the
ish polo players.
The Meadow Brook men to-day had command Of
the match at all points. both in play and ponies
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
BENsONHURST.

T ofl q Rramfsf' T1isf'' 1 r Williams and r Gantier did
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

The team OF the Brooklyn Cricket Club went
Upper MontcIair play the Bellevue team and was
disappointed. the game resulted in a draw,
what in favor OF the home team. Bellevue up
a total of II. and for Brooklyn nine wickets
down for so runs when stumps were drawn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

An overwhelming defeat the portion Of the
Bellevue B team which to Prospect Park
from Upper Montclair and had opponents the
Brooklyn B The BrookIyns by 12s
runs. with wicket to spare. The totals
Bellevue B. 90: Brooklyn B. 1so for eight wickets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Christmas Slippers for
Everybody

Christmas Slippers. For the man
of the house. the mother. the
boy or girl, a pair of slippers is
always acceptable of Christmas
morning.
Here you will find the mems
slippers-the Romeos, Cavaliers,
Opera and Everett styles-blacl-,
tan, oxblood. and fancy conbina-
tions, suitable for men of all ages
and professions, mems slippers
sec. 75c, S1.00 and upwards.
Women's Slippers-For house.
dress and party wear-Juliets.
handsomely trimmed with fur
Bourdior slippers with silk Pom
pons, these and many others equal
ly desirable-per pair, $500, $3.50,
$3.50, $1.O0 and 75c.
Slippers for misses and children,
boys and girls, 75c, $1.oO and 1925.
These values will be found only
at McCabe's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
FurS for Christmas
Gifts or Personal Use

ELEGANT SABELLINE FUR
SETS, made of prime quality skins,
rich dark brown-large open rug
muff. shawl and muff tail trim
med, s11.75.
BLACK RUSSIA LYNX SETS,
mad of Iustrous skins. pillow
muff large shawl scarf, only $3.50.
CHINA MINK sETS-With all
the durability of American Mink,
dark brown markings, $500.
JAP MINK SETS-One Of the
most handsome furs in use, extra
choice skins, beautiful markings
fancy animal effect shawl collar
unusual value at $500.
SABELLINE RUG MUFF-
Large shape, rich and durable,
1878.
MARMOT scarfs, like the gen
uine mink, wide leaf shape, tab
front. satin Iined-especially good
value at $3.75.
Black Coney Neck scarf, CSC.
MISSES AND GIRLS FUR
SETS-A large assortment of
styles in light or dark furs, in
Guiding some real Ermine sets,
$1.32, $1.75, $3.50 and up to $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15

Sidney Mcconnell, r. F. D., No.
2, Milan, Ill.
Harry H. Kruger, Box As. Rock
Island, Ill.
Hazel Anderson. 1896 4th Ave-,
Moline. Ill.
Edward Tomson, 3rd Ave, Rock
Island, Ill.
Bernice Marshall. s24 S4th ST..
r. l., Ill
Flora Moses. seS End Ave. R. L
III.
James Moses, eos End Ave-, H.
l., Ill.
Maynard Nyquist, s07 4Srd St,
r. l.. Ill.
Ethel Nyqaist, se7 4srd st., R. l i.
Willie HiIImer. 1901 9Th St, r.
L. Ill.
Walter Schumacher. 2s46 18th
Ave, R. l., Ill.
Martha, 2120 4th Ave, r. l., III.
Marion E. Brown, 1919 18th ST.,
r. l.. III.
Louise, you didn't give your ad-
dress.
1929 4th Ave, r. l., Ill.
Marie BIancke, S42 18th Ave,
Moline, Ill.
Alois Bredar, 1928 9Th Ave, R.
l., Ill.
Marguerite Cardall,
David Jenkins, 1st Ave, 18th St,
r. l., III.
Joe Jenkins, 1st Ave. 18th ST.,
R l., Ill.
Edna Griffin, SIG 5th Ave, R. l..
III.
Anna Jenkins, roth st. 1st Ave-,
r. l., III.
Dorothy Elizabeth Turner
Marguerite Wagner, 612 Attn St,
r. l., ILL.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Fine China ShO,Uf1 at
L. S. McCdbe & Co. S

Can you imagine a more appro-
pirate Christmas present than d
dainty piece of china wonder
full variety is shown In our crock
cry section.
Chocolate sets in a variety Of
neat decorations. French, German
and Jap China $500 and down
to S39S per set.
Berry sets, beautiful decorations
on finest imported china, $500 to
95c.
Cream and Sugar sets in French,
German and Japanese China, hun
dreds of new designs from which
to select $3.50 to 35c.
Melrose Art vases in great as
sortmont of shapes and sizes
regular $150 values. a special for
Thursday only CSC.
Fancy French China plates in
boxes a large assortment of dainty
decorations, many are worth dou-
BILE this price, orc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
What to GiUe the MAJ,

The Question: What to give to
the Man! best settled at McCabe's.
Father. Husband, Brother or
Friend, is easily solved by a visit
to our Mems department. an end
less showing of articles suitable
for Holiday gifts.
Combination Sets-Four-in-Han
Ties. Silk Handkerchief, merceriz-
ed socks, Carriers and Armbands,
put up in various ASSIGNMENTS in
Hello, Mulberry, Navy, Steel, Card
inal, White and Green, all in at
tractive boxes, prices range at
$500, SIPS, &C and 5Sc.
Holiday Suspenders, in fancy
boxes, silk webb and elastic gilt
buckles, each SOC.
Fine silk webb suspenders, all
colors, French kid ends. fancy Jap
gilt buckles. only Use.
Fine silk webb suspenders, solid
silver and gold plated buckles. at
tractive colors, per pair, $3.50,
s1.25 and S1.0o.
Mems pure silk thread socks in
black, tan, cardinal. olive, suede
and French blue, $3.50.
Mems mercerized Isle thread
socks, in all the new and staple
colors, choice at soc and Csc.
Refer and full dress Mufflers;
Bengaline Mufflers. hemstitched
ends. in white, black, pearl, gray,
po,-u ond ton choice 75c
Liberty silk Mufflers, hemstitch-
ed, white, black and pearl, s1.00.
Peau de Crepe, and self tone
plaio and plain Bsngaline REFERS
in tope, cardinal, pearl. white.
black, purple, navy brown, green.
choice $3.50 and S1.25.
Imported italian full dress rect
ers, all the desirable colors. $3.50.
$3.50 and $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Dolls, Toys, Games
The Largest Assortment
Ever Shown in the Three
Cities, is at McCabe's

12-inch dolls, beautifully dressed,
25c.
15-inch unbreakable dolls with
metal head, 40c.
Aero flying machine, really fly,
soc.
Street cars, run by friction. no
springs to break. SOC.
Tool chests for boys, Csc.
Magic lanterns, complete. 19c.
1S-inch brass doll beds, equipped
with bedding, 75c.
Blue enamel wash tubs, 1Oc.
White enamel doll beds with
springs, CSC.
Stock barns filled with animals,
sec
Tiddledy winks. popular game,
10c.
The Electric wonder book. very
interesting, S145.
shoo-Fly rockers. hardwood fin
ism, soc.
Mission Oak doll dressers, with
mirror, 3 drawers, 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
A Handkerchief Truth

One woman said she had IA
handkerchiefs given her last
Christmas" She wondered at the
time what she'd do with so many,
but early in July she had to buy
NOR handkerchiefs. She now
says they can't give her too many
handkerchief this Christmas.
Here are many all pure linen hand
kerchiefs for 10c. Some sheer
linen, some with cord edges, 9TH
ers with cords all through. some
fancies, embroidered and hem
stitched, puro fax thread, all in
all the greatest collection OF
worthy handkerchiefs we've ever
shown for 10c each.
At 12Lec, 15c and 25c we show
more than a hundred styles, all
qualities showing a saving of 20
TO 40 per cent. These as well as
the soc, 75c and S1.0O qualities,
re all contracted for on the SAM
low basis of values. We've told
you before how it happened, how
these negotiations were made early
last summer in the days of I'M
certainty of imports and how the
advantages now all accrue to US
and to you. Any handkerchief
bought here now, not below pres
ent values. can be returned in good
condition any day before Christ
mas. This is the McCabe guar
antee. Could you think of more?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
!, IT
A MESSAGE FROM SANTA.

My Dear Children: ! open
ened my big mail box at Nc
Cabe's Third avenue store to-
day and have read your let-
tiers. will try to see that you
all get what you ask for
be good children.
Your old friend,
SANTA CLAUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Silk HOSieru

SILK Hosiery, at McCabe's
There's an unusual demand for
women's colored silk hosiery and
good, reliable grades IKE those
we show are very scarce and win
be entirely sold up before Christ
mas.
A good shipment jast received,
including the desirable coIorings.
such as bronze, smoke, old rose,
champagne. canary, cardinal. he
lilo. pink, sky, navy, tan. white and
black. These values are the best
obtainable and the shades are just
right.
Silk Hose, per pair. $1.o0, s1.25.
$3.50, $500 and upwards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
While Christmas Lasts

there will always be a demand for
delightful perfumes. The manner
of putting up in handsome holt
day boxes, adds much to the pleas
ure of both giver and recipient.
WoodwOrth's famous odors. box
ed Csc, SOC, Toe and up to S2.25.
Dorothy Vernon perfume in pref
ty boxes. Csc and SOC.
Colgate's perfumery in holiday
gift boxes, 25c, SOC and 72c.
Woodworth's Blue Lilies toilet
water in holiday package. 75c.
Children's boxed perfumes in
many odors-for Christmas stock
ings, 25c.
Dabrook's Lilly of the Valley, in
dainty little walls, &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Cive Yourself a Christmas Gift

or make some one else happy with
a handsome satin or velour coat.
Here you get value, style-that
well dressed appearance and al
most amending durability, all for
one low price.
VELOUR OR SATIN COAT is
always in style no matter what
within of fashion may predominant
for the moment. It goes with any
thing and any color in hats and
dresses. Opportunity knocked at
our door with these elegant coats
and they are yours at the follow
ing scale of values:
The $4,000 Velour coats are $1e.co
The $4,000 Velours coats are $500
The $1,000 Velour coats are $3.50
The $500 Satin coats are $500
The $3.50 Satin coats are $22.so
The $4,000 Satin coats are $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15

HAWTHORNE IN 9 VOLUMES
handsomely bound-agents price
$4,000, our price, S6-25.
DE MAUPASSANT IN 10 beau
tiful volumes, ga leather, agents
price $500. our price, $11.25.
SCOTT, edition de luxe. "a vol
umes, agents price $500. ours
$3.50.
Many other standard authors on
the same price scale.
TWO VOLUME SETS OF Trav-
els in special bindings, Holland,
England, Scotland, Ireland, Rome.
Switzerland, Germany. ETC., holi-
day editions, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Great Values tn Hammered
and Spun Brass at
McC0bp,S

Extension Table Book Racks,
polished cast brass, $3.50.
Finger Bowls in Russian Ham
mered brass, SOC.
Floor smoking stands. in fine
spun brass, $1,000, $500 and $3.50.
Coffee machines, in fine nickle
and old copper finish. assorted
sizes and designs, at $3.50 and up.
Chatting dishes, in the largest
variety we have ever shown, cop
per finish, $3.50 and up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
Look These Over
Carefully

Thursday, Friday e Saturday
at McCabe's. We offer at
$50 a. m, each day, 500 wards
&c fancy dress ginghanls. ward
sac.
2.3o-Figured Madras waist
ings, 26c values, 200 wards
each day, yard 1oc.
1000 a m.-4oc fancy rib
bons, beautiful designs inst
25 pieces for each day vard
Ice.
Silk chiffon wells, Ia n q
yards long-S1.00 and sI25
wells, while 12 doz. last, Zach
SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
c:S.mecabe &cC.

studies again. During the holidays
the janitors of the different buildings
will overhaul their buildings, doing
what repair work Is necessary and
putting everything in shape for the
second half of the school year,
The board of education was to
have met last evening in regular
monthly session. but the absence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Aprons ShotU1 atMcCabe's

At Csc, round aprons of dotted
Swiss, hemstitched rufle-tea
aprons of fine India linon with
broad hem-bib aprons-bretelle
aprons-nurses' aprons-all at
Csc.
At 5oc-The Altman aprons of
all-over embroidery-tfe three
pocket work apron, Red Cross
aprons-aprons with embroidered
bretelles, SOC.
Dainty aprons for gifts at 6sc,
75c, 500 and $1.25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15

tom BROWN" "Thelma.
Little Minister" and other popu-
lar books fancy gift bindings, IN
holly boxes, 75c.
BIG LIST OF BEST KNOWN
Standard poems and novels In
white and gold-pocket edition,
$50.
SPECIAL POEMS, old favorites
in rich padded leather, 6sc.
ALL THE POPULAR WRITERS
for boys: Alger, Bouehi1, Castle
man, Trowbridge. Ellis, etc, new
and attractive covers, 25c and SOC.
MRS. MEADE's BOOKS for
girls, all the titles, new bindings,
25c and soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
A Public Wrapping Desk
at McCdbe'S

At side of the Office. End floor
and at check stand, first floor we
have Public Wrapping Desks,
where we shall be glad to wrap
anything you desire. Especially
fine if you have several bundles
and desire them made into one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Fancy Back Combs, Belts,
Etc. ShO,U71 at McCdbe'S

Back Combs in the newest
shapes, richly set with rhinestones
SOC, 75c, CSC and up to $1,000,
Hair pins in the latest novelties,
plain or jewell d. 25c, Soc to $1.75.
Belt pins ia original and hand
some patterns, full jeweled ef-
fects, in boxes, 25e, Soc, 75c, eoc
and up to 1925.
Special. 100 belts of fancy belt
ings with elegant buckles, hand
solnely boxes, $1.0o values, at soc.
Be prompt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Handbag Section Helpful
In SolOi'1g Gift Pro6ken1

GIFTS Of Leather Goods. Men
find the women's handbag section.
especially helpful In solving the
gift problem, and women are
equally assisted by the travelling
sets, shaving mirrors in heather
cases, etc.
Large Carriage Bags Of fine
grain leather, with double heavy
handles-calf lined, special $2.7S.
Real Seal Bags, one piece. rein
forced corners, leather lined and
fitted with purse. only $3.50.
Handbags. new wedge shape.
broken bottom, made Of real cape
goat leather, French calf lined.
$5.75.
The assortment OF handbags Is
most eKtensive-every price from
Soc to e1s.75.
Music Rolls. ssc. sc, 75c. and
up to 1925.
Women's Toilet Rolls, fitted with
travelling cenvenienoes, e7e 10
$3.50.
Mems Travelling sets, completely
fitted with brush. comb, mirror.
etc. &c, slips. $3.50, $1S7 up TO
$3.50.
Meme Shaving sets with genuine
Torrey razor. in fine leather rolls.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Mems Leather Collar boxes, with
draw strings. 75c TO $1.75.
Shaving Mirrors in leather cases,
Sf.45 and $3.50.
mcCohe & Cor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
c:S.m ne abe &cr.
VACATION FOR TWO WEEKS

Christmas Recess in Public Schools
VIII Commence Next Saturday.
The Christmas recess of the public
schools will commence Saturday and
continue for. two weeks before the
children will have to return to their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15
Get a Beaver Hot

More about those fine Beaver
Hats, They're $500. $500, $3.50,
$3.50 and $500. On Thursday
well have some fun. pick any,
large, small or medium size of
these beautiful beavers, black or
eolors for just $500. 1t may be
$3.50, it may be $500 or $500 any
color but white. one day one to
a buyer q 00
for $500, ............pI .OO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-15

recommendation of the consistorfal
congregation as presented by the sec
rotary, Cardinal De Lai, the pope
yesterday appointed Rev. James
O'Reilly. now rector of st. Anthony
of Padua, Minneapolis, Mimi, to the
bishopric of Fargo, N. D.. and Rev.
H. F. Fallon of the Provincial OBJ