Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03
MANY UNABLE TO
CLAIM The GIFTS
Illinois Theatre Fails to Hold
Crowd Drawn by 600
Block Award.
MUST SEE OFFICERS NOW
Grand Rush at Playhouse Sequel to
Weeks Exhibition of Rock Is
land Made Goods.
MUST SEE OFFICERS NOW

The Illinois theatre was cTOWueu W
capacity last night, at which time the
1900 Block Business Mems association
awarded the manufacturers week.
prizes. Over 10000 admission tickets
were out and the Illinois has a capac-
ity of only 1900, consequently many
we're not able to be present to receive
the articles to which they are entitled.
Many of the most valuable of them are
still uncalled for.
People who are in line to receive the
remaining gifts are urged to call at
William NJ BeaPs tailoring shop at
the corner of Sixteenth street and
Second avenue, or at Riess' drug store,
across the street, the latter being open
evenings. Mr.. Beal is secretary and
Mr. Riess president of the asso-
citation. The cream separator,
stove, screen door, auto starter, match
vending machine, player piano bench,
two large cement vases, oil tank and
stand, 500 pound ice book and numer-
Gus other valuable articles are await
ing distribution to those who are en-
titled to them.
The Rock Island manufacturers ap-
preciate that the advertising they have
received during the week has been
valuable to them. The Rock Island
Bridge & Iron works has shown its ap-
probation by a donation of $40 to the
1900 Block association.
Awards So Far Made.
The following were awarded articles
at the Illinois last night:
T.
land Manufacturing company, to Mrs.
George Scott, 1914 Twenty-fifth street.
One set sad irons, donated by Rock
Island Manufacturing company, to c.
E. Stevens, 2014 Fifth avenue.
One set sad irons, donated by Rock
Island Manufacturing company, to c.
T. Peters, 1920 Seventeenth avenue.
Sanitas for bath room, donated by
Standard Table Oil Cloth company, to
E. A. Frisk, 171S Fifth avenue.
One table oil cloth, donated by
Standard Table Oil Cloth company, to
Jack Fremont, 1909 Fifteenth street.
One lot 500 building brick, donated
by H. F. Paulsen, to John Hopkins,
Ills Fourteenth street
One 500-page journal, donated by
Kramer Printing company, to Mrs. F.
Lynch, 1909 Sixth avenue.
One case bottled goods, donated by
A. D. Huesing, to C. T. Londberg of
Moline.
One case, dozen quarts beer, donat
ed by Rock Island Brewing company,
to H. Setrick, GA Seventh avenue.
One bottle furniture polish, donated
by Beardsley Specially company, to
L. Wendt, 1880 Seventh street.
One bottle brass polish, donated by
Beardsley Specially company, to Mrs
Rose Whitaker, 1412 Third avenue
One Blesco cloth, donated by Boards
ley Specially company, awarded to
Mrs. Will Jones, Gil Seventh street
One quart leather dressing, donated
by Arsenal Varnish company, tc Mrs
F. Kolls, 1904 Fifth avenue
One box Leader cigars, donated by
Joseph Geiger, to Joe Exner, 712 Four
teenth-and-one-half street
One box Leader cigars. donated by
Joseph Geiger, to H. Setrick, 614 Sew
enth avenue.
One box cigars, donated by Schnef-
der Bros, to August Blancke, TIA
Fifth-and-one-half avenue
Thirty-six bars Black Hawk soap,
donated by Warnock & Ralston, to
Iona Carlson, SIT Eleventh street.
One dozen doughnuts, donated by
Quinlan bakery, to r. E. Smith, 1925
street.
One can Wonderine soap, donated by
Wonderine Manufacturing company.
to Mrs. +. Lynch, 1909 Sixth avenue