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monday THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS
NOVEMBER 28, 1921.
ELLIS IS NAMED
MEDICAL CHIEF
FOUR COUNTIES
Official of TOiforUnni Hospital li
ippoInte DlBtrlct Health
.Announcement was made today
of the aloction of Dr. C. C. EIIi to
h superintendent of public health
In a district comprising the coun
ties of Rock Island, Henry, War
ren and Henderson. The appoint
ment was made hy Dr. I. J. Rawl
lngs, director of the Illinois de
partment of public health. Dr.
Kliis for the past four years has
been assistant managing officer of
the Watertown state hospital. He
f nters upon his new duties Dec 1.
Jlis successor at Watertown has
pot yet byi named.
The office of district superlnten
ent of public health was createri by
a law recently enacted by the Illi
nois legislature. The district offic
ial works under direction of the
state board and cooperates with
local health authorities in the
guarding of public health.
Statistics show that a large ma
jority of the inmates of the insane
hospftals of Illinois are there be
cause of diseases ".hat could have
been escaped through enforcement
ct proper preventive measures.
Illinois is aiming at more rlsid en
forcement of health regulations,
and to this end is dividing the state
Into dis-ti'cts r.nd placing a super
intendent in charge in each. Dr.
Kllis is rerognir.ed as one of the
most efficient of the physicians at
tached to the Illinois state institu
tions, is highly regarded among the
medical fruternity, and doubtless
will prove a capable and popular
official In his now work.
Dr. Kllis and his family are now
occupying a home on the state hos
pital grounds, but they will change
their residents to either Rock Is
land or Moline when tile doctor
takes up his new duties.
NORTHWESTERN U.
CO EDS PUT O. K.
ON KISSING? BOYS
Chicago, Not. 28. Members of
Northwestern university branch, of
the Y. MT. C. A. hare undertaken
the tutelage of grade school chil
dren of Eranston la deportment
and the following are among the
roles laid down after the first meet
ing of the club in the Washington
school:
"When you arrive at the kissing
age and get to like a boy associate,
yon may kisa him, but don't believe
that it is required that you ex
change kisses for every automobile
ride.
When some boy wishes to make
an engagement with yon and you
don't care to accompany him or
have him call, Just flatly eay so.
"Don't estimate the desirability
of, a boy's association by the
creases in his' trousers.
"A .certain amount of rouge and
powder Is necessary, but don't do
your "makeup" so that it's obvious.
"Don't suppress your emotions,
but guide them."
mittee service include C. N. Isaac
son on the finance committee; Jus
tice Floyd E. Thompson, law com
mittee, and Senator Martin R. Carl
son of Moline, trophy cup commit
tee. The executive committee will
meet in Ga'.esburg in February to
consider plans for the next state
convention to meet in that city, and
also fix da-e of the gathering.
CALL JURY FOR
COUNTY COURT
State's Attorney's Office to Plunge
Into Caes on JCrimlnal
Pocket.
B'nai Brlth, will be speaker at an
open meeting or the tri-city chap
ter of the organisation tomorrow
evening in the club rooms, above
the Spencer Square theatre.
Mr. Hitter's talk will be upon the
accomplishments of the organiza
tion and upon the Jewish problems
of the world today. Mr. Ritter is
being brought to this city in con
nection with the membership cam
paign which the B'nai Brlth will
conduct in the tri-cities with the
aim of enlisting every Jewish man
into the organization.
The meeting is open to men and
women, and will replace the regu
lar session of the chapter. Fur
ther plans for the membership
drive will be announced and work
ers named. An interesting pro
gram for the evening has been arranged.
To Cure a Cold lu Oae iw
Take Laxative BItOMO QUNtve
tablets. The genuine bears the ,i.
nature of E. W. Grove. ,Be
and get BROMO.) 30c.-(AdJi?
tisement.) taver-
Cases on the 'criminal docket in
county court will occupy the at
tention of a Jury ' wek- The
ilst includes gambling- and liquor
cases. State's Attorney Ben S. Be'l
states an effort will be made to
sweep the docket clean. The fol
lowing have been ordered to re
port for jury service:
Rock Island Adolph Strohm. P.
G McCormick, George Baker, Ben
Swanson. W. A. Giles, George
Bcrge, Edward Stuhr, Herman
Paulsen. Herman Mlawald, George
Dressen.
Moline Elmer Grafton. Gustav
A. Gustafson, P. , Emmerson Hay.
Henry Firman, Albert Pirman,
Benjamin Gillette. John Moberg,
Ward Harrah, Josiah L. Fox, Frad
Allison.
East Moline G. E. Peterson, C.
N. Burkhart. D. E. Scott.
Milan Rober; Kale.
B'NAI BRITH TO
HEAR TALK UPON
JEWISH PROBLEMS
Martin M. Ritter of Chicago, state ;
deputy of the Independent Order of
C01IMITTEES OF
STATE ELKS ARE
NAMED FOR YEAR
Standing committres of the Illi
nois State Elks' association, of
which Sam Kyerson of Rock Island
is president, were named at a meet
ing of executive officers at Spring
field Saturday. C. N. Isaaccson.
secretary of Rock Irland lodge, ac
companied Mr. Kyerson to the ses
sion. :
Twin-city men named for com- j
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ILLINOIS SHOE SHOP:
Second Avenue i
Opposite Postoffice
Auction
Daily at 2:30 and 7:30.
Store open from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. for
private sale.
JEWELER
ROCK ISLAND
1804 Third Ave.
Safety Bldg.
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$850
For a Qenuine
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artists in the world, have now evolved a foot
power model of the famous instrument at a
moderate price. It is the Marque Ampico in the
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It brings the Ampico' and all its delightful
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Let "us'tell yon'morc about it.
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Now is the time to
choose Christmas
Greeting Cards.
See them on the
Main Floor.
'The Store yor Eveipbody,
Now is the time to
choose Christmas
Greeting Cards.
See them on the
Main Floor.
And Now Come January Prices in November!
he Aiter-Thanks&ivin
Sale
ox
A
inter Appare
A Sale in which Women's and Misses' Coats, Suits, Dresses and
Skirts are offered at After-Christmas Clearance pricesa sale that
will pack our Ready-to-Wear section tomorrow and Wednesday.
Women's Winter Coats at Three Low Prices
ea.
To the woman who wants a well made
and serviceable coat at very little cost, this
gToup at $35 will make instant appeal.
They nre distinctly coats of the better sort.
Materials are :
Normandy
Bolivia and
Heavy Velours
Every coat is silk-lined and well tailored
in every respect. Many are trimmed with
rich silk embroidery. Others have warm
fur collars and cuffs. The predominating
colors are black, brown and navy. Won
derful values at only $35.
ea.
These are distinctly "better quality",
coats. Every detail shows plainly the care
of expert workmanship. The materials are
mostly the much wanted Normandy and
Bolivia, while the majority have deep, rich
collars of:
Mole, Nutria
Wolf and
Beaverette
There are some styles with large con
vertible collars of the coat material. You
may choose from browns, blacks, navy,
tans and Sorrento blue. All reduced to
$39.50.
55'00
ea.
This group includes the majority of our
finest winter coats with the exception of
the very highest priced ones. They are
coats that any woman would be proud to
wear on any occasion. Luxurious fur col
lars of
Genuine Beaver
Australian Opossum
Gray Squirrel
Wolf and Mole
Women who have "shopped around'" on
coats this season will instantly appreciate
the low price of these remarkable cia'u- at
$55.
Lovely New Dresses of Silk or Wool
In Three Greatly Reduced Price Groups
$25.00
The dresses in this group
have the style and quality that
you would expect to find only
in dresses much higher priced.
There are satin, Canton
crepes, tricotines and poiret
twills in the favored new
shades of navy, brown and
blacks, trimmed with braid,
beads or contrasting embroidery.
$35.00
Cleverly designed wool
frocks and soft, draping after
noon dresses of the favored
crepe silk fabrics in subdued
colors, with here and there
touch of colorful beading
embroidery.
The woman who has been
waiting for a distinctive dress
of the better sort will find it in
this group at $35.
a
or
$4g-50
Creations from the shops of
New York's foremost dress
manufacturers, each one with
an individual touch in line or
trimming that marks it as a dis
tinctly "exclusive" dress.
Heavy draping Canton
Crepes and fine twilled trico
tines in navy, midnight, black
and brown, exquisitely trim
med and tailored. $48.50.
cf
nits-
Fur Trimmed and Tailored Suits Reduced
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Dollars and dollars below their original markings ; fine twilled
tricotine suits in smartTy tailored styles, or captivatingly fur
trimmed suits of Yalama Cloth and Moussyne. Collars of mole
flkin, Kolinsky and nutria. Here's an opportunity to get a really
fashionable suit "for a song."
Skirts
All Our Finer Prunella Skirts Reduced
$14-75-d16-50
Every one of our very finest satin-finish Prunella skirts, wi'h
inverted pleats and hidden stripes. Lovely navy and tan or brown
and tan combinations, in regular Or extra sizes.
We have also included all of our finer Roshanara silk and satin
skirts in this Clearance. second Floor
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