Rock Island Argus., November 26, 1912, HOME EDITION, Image 15

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THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1912.
Argus Branch Office
For the accommodation of Its patrons
In various parts of the city. The Argus
Baa established a system of branch of
floes, where subscriptions and want ad
vertising way be received and any In
formation left that may pertain to any
department of the paper, news or busi
ness It Is also planned to have at each
of these branch offices every evening; a
supply or copies of The A reus of tne
have failed under any circumstance to
receive his paper, will be aupplled free
f charge.
The Argus' chain of branch offices
Includes the following:
J. J. Klpp's notion store. 45K Fifth
avenue.
H. S. Rowe'a pharmacy. 4111 Four
teenth avenue.
Kins' drug store. Twenty-serenth
street. Beventn avenue.
Ullemeyer's drug store. Eleventh ave
nue. Flrteenth street.
Oorge W. Mill house, confectionery,
Fourth avenue.
Mrs. London's notion store. Seventh
Street. Fourteenth avenue.
Helmbeck's pharmacy, til Third ave
nue flenger's grocery. 125 Eleventh
street
Rodrt drus; store. Thirtieth street
and Fifth avenue.
College pharmacy. Seventh avenue
and Thlrty-eirh'.h street.
Olson grocery. Thirteenth .avenue and
Thirtieth street.
Btelner drug store, corner Fifth ave
nue and Twentv-thtrd street
rn rctt none.
FOR RENT Five-room cottage: In
quire 140 Twenty-second street. ,
FOR RENT Modern eight-room house,
centrally located. Phone west 6S7.
FOR RENT 5!x-room house, all mod
ern exfept furnace. Inquire 129 Sev
enteenth street.
FOR RENT Elght-ronm house, strictly 1
modern; So;, Nineteenth street. In - '
quire 402 Safety building.
FOR RENT A seven-room modern 1
house on Twelfth Itravt lnnnlra 1
Twelfth street, l'hone went 2S :
FOR RENT Seven-room modern house'
at 122V Eleventh street. Inquire 3 1 8
Twentictn treei l'hone went 701-L. 1
FOR RENT All modern five-room cot
tage at 1137 Twelfth street. Inquire
11X2 Twelfth s'reet, or phone wist
llu'j.
FOR RENT -higtituenlh
Five-room house at IJ'.itirOIt RENT Light housekeeping rooms
avenue Inquire at IMti-
Kif th-end-a-bair avenue.
I'lione u est '
I
j
FOR RENT fvutage at 240 Eleventh-
and-u-hulf avenue, l'hone went 1240-K.
Inquire at 2i0 Eleveulii-uud-a-liulr ,
avenue. j
FOR BALE Eight-room modern house
at )"2 T wi nij -B"i otid mreet; crner ;
lot. 62 xl.'iu; on easy ti rm.-i. Inquire:
011 premlhes. j
FOR RENT Half of double house six
ruonia, modern, at 1 4 1 l"i " li-a nd-a-hulf
avenue. Inuilre 1427 ri.xlh ave
nue, or phone st 12.11. 1
FOR RENT Half of double house, sev
en rooms, with all modern conveni
ences, at 1113 Klghth avenue. Phone
west 1443-X. Max Taxman.
FOR BALE Five-room house, nearly
tiew; lot 44x2'."0 feet; at Thirtieth
street and Ninet,ieiitn avenue. In
quire Thomas Campbell, ucruyj the
street.
FOR RENT Eight-room house;
all
modern; oorner Kourteenth-and-a-'
half street and Sixteenth avenue. Ask
Biardsley & Buil. y, 217 Eigliteeiitn
street or A. II. Shaw, 1450 Fifteenth
street.
roR ncvT-ruTa
FOR RENT Four or five-room moderr
fiat at
within.
1210 Third avenue. luquiie 1
FOR RENT Modern six-room apart
ment 111 Payne Flat. Becond lloir;
Janitor service. miuire at 1 lat N'i.
1. or phuiia wekt Tii-K.
FOR RENT Two modern flats; six
room list; au rive-room tlal; ou
'twentieth and Twriity-tlrst streets.
Inquire 1001 Tweiilielu street.
UR KEVi.
111 Ghl.ANCOCS.
FOR KENT A good 14
icro truck car-
den in Simla line It island. Inquire
01 . 1.. vvi ne, oisuei, iou4 rntn av-
I1I1UV.
F.K KENT Modern two-story steam-!
heated building. .No. 3 1 1 -3 IS - 320 :
LiMiiioelitn stree;, d .rul.le locution;1
i'.om' used for autouiooiie garage. In
quire of tieotge 1. liolli, c uer, tt
l wv. t -third licet.
lasiKAacE.
PLEA8ANT F. CU.V Keel estate and
Insurance. Loairs a specialty. Bc4t
tire companies represented. Vcour put
tonage swiiuiieu. 1'hoiies west 2. und
tiuw 6172. omce at court housa
lit.NNtn'8 lnsurauce Agency Fire,
lite, accident, bnaltli aud biale a. a; a:
leal emate and loans. becond floor.!
bafety building' Office phone. ust
. Keeideuce phone 72-K. open I
Wednesday and aiinrdnj evealnga.
...H . nf,v-r. .7f Z. TZ1 T
E V ILL BOND lOu hlxccucvrs ad- I
mlnutrators . guaralai.s. trustees' or ;
any kind of juuicial oonds; iudres anil
society villi era; city, stale or U. b ,
goveiuiueut oRlclals, contractors, po- '
itlous o (trust; la fact, any kind of 1
bond you want texcepl bull bonus;. :
Terms reasonable Hayes Ac Cleave- 1
laud, rcsldunt manugr, iUt'lu 4t ;
i-iepoa.t eviupauy of Majlauct.
lost and rovao.
LOo'p Large uieiuorandum book
con- 1
talnlng addressts. Please return
Arg ua.
Lou r Pearl cross and small diamond
pendant, on Twenty-first street or
Nil. Hi avenue. Return to Hugh L.
Cuiu and reoelve reward.
LOPT in vicinttv of T-enty-s'xth 1
Vu?in ?"Ule"wr.rT1t'i
returned to Keiss drug store. j
LO8T A liberal reward for the return
of the pepeis trial were sloven Oct.
14. 1912. from the residence of Hans
ek'Uioedur. s.14 Twentietu street.
LC"8T Sunday afternoon, black set pin,
with piarl center, between Seven-I
teeiun and Futeeutn streets. or 1
ElahtM or Tenth avenues; slued as
keepsake, lcave-al Argus othce. Re
ward. r 1
ABSTBLAlTS or T1TL2G.
AB8TKACIS of ulle prepared or eon
tlDued to date covering any real es
tate in the county, prompt and ac
curate service at reasonable ratea
Hock Is, and Title Abstract cox
pauy; J. J. Ingram, president; W. J.
SkMiiiy. secretary; 20u-2i. second
uor. i'eople's National bank build
in. Rock island.
Mlt.Tlri.K EhKCTKOLlMs,
MlLTli'LU fc-Lfc.CTKOLlBlS Supernw
ous hairs on face and arms perma
nently removed wttn one eo six
neeules; four to six hours' work in
obe with six needles. Address Mi4
A. M Kult'.-ga Flat 1. Argyie FUts
farady street. Davtnport. Utd phone !
J11: j
Exrvucss and storage.
KfUJABL: sToKAUfc on urst Boor, i
wagon covers, etc. Tents for rent; I
also manufacturer of awnings, tents.
Kotasler Co.. log Fifteenth s
PIANO STORAGE, with heat In winter;
entire seeonsl floor of our store build
ing, devoted to storing of pianos; no
dampuess or cold to creek tne var
nish. Beat place in the tri-cjtiea.
itowlby Musis stuxe.
tooi
FOR RENT Modern furnished room at
1400 hi Third avenue.
JL
FOR REVT Modern furnished rooms at
1117 fecood avenue. Phone No. W.
1S20 K.
FOR RENT Furnished front room,
modern conveniences; 128 Fifteenth
street, city.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
roms for light housekeeping; at 622
Twentieth street.
FOR RENT Furnished room In strict
ly modern house, suitable for two, at
1131 Fourth avenue.
FOR RENT Two adjoining; rooms for
light housekeeping; ta0 Seventh av
enue. Phone west 1260-X.
FOR RENT Modern newly furnished
rooms, suitable for gentlemen; good
location. Phone west 814.
FOR RENT fmtte of furnished light
housekeeping rooms; laundry privi
leges; at 62. Seventeenth street.
FOR RENT Klcelv furnished front
room, desirable location, at 1520 Sixth
aveuue, convenient to car line.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, on ground floor.
Inyulre at liOS Fourth avenue.
FOR RENT One large front room,
with modern conveniences; use of
phone. Inquire 73b Nineteenth street.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room,
ults tie for one or two gentlemen, at
1134 Second avenue. Phone west
f.Sl-X.
FOR RENT All modern, ntce'i? fur
nished front room. In family of two. at
121$ Third avenue. Phone west
1223-X.
FOR RENT Small modern furnished
ruom, with board, for gentleman only;
very reasonable; at 7u Twenty-second
street.
- '1
RENT Two nicely furnished
rwrnin. with gas, for light house
keeping; no cnlldren; Hi Twenty
fourth street.
FOR
RENT Two modern furnished
rooms, with hot water heat; refer
ences exchanged: gentlemen prefer
rd, at 1JU7 Fourth avtJiue.
FOR RENT Two adjoining furnished
rooms, furnace heat and electric light,
suitable for two persons, iiZl I'our
tet iiui-and-a-half street. Phone west
iu.:-.
in pinate lainiiy; nu otijection 10
party wun cniia; 1 wo diochi bwuih vi
liuck Is.ui.d d. pot. Inquire 624 Tulr-
ty-lourtti titreei.
FOR RENT A nicely furnished front
room in a modern bmne. suitable for
one or two gentlemen: break.asl and
tuppar IT desired; nlerencea requir
ed: iuull Second avenue.
I.AIKOVAT AND PALMIST.
MADAM SORF.KAA can be consulted
on al affairs, ol life. She telis color
of eyes and hair of your future hus-
band aud gives namea Call and con
sult her; a. m. to In p. m., daily and
Sunday. 41 West Third. Just east
01 Turner hall, Davenport.
THE GILA MONSTER.
Repulsive tn Looks, It Is Really a
Harmless Creature.
Probably there is no other Urint
erentiirp imin fenriul hr th iimnninl
.1. .... . . ,.
l. t it u 10c 1 11m iuvupio , aovui nuivu nil
milliner of weird tales have heen tolrl. !
It bus even bet-n held thut the mere
breiith of this animal is ul4-1eut to
cause death to the one upon whom It
fell. Scientific iieohlrr. hnwevr. fnlla
, . v,
av iwv eat ouikji AUOl t u i u VI V 1 AA
the Lueath or even lh bite of this
creature lias resulted fatally. The
fact that dissectiiiu and microscopic
exuiultiHtiou do not reveal iiny trace of
jr'.ands for the secretion of venom is i
snflloient evidence to indicate that this i
curious member of the lizard family 1
1 has been slandered
Some ycitrs npo a civil engineer In
'the southwest undertook to settle ouie i
1 v tjui'suuu neiuer tue muu-
Stcr'' WU8 dead!' or not.
A fine speei- j
men wns raptured imd ronfineil in a ;
wire i.'niosure. A rhirken was obtiiin- !
ed. and It feathers were removed In t
order that the lizard might have every I
opportunity to strike nt the breast.
The rhli-ken wus then held quite close j
to the Gila monster, which soon snap-I
ped viciously and secured n firm hold I
on the fowl's lireast, retaining this jrrip
for more tlmn ten minutes. When the
victim whs released It was found that
the chicken's breastbone had been bro
ken. Nevertheless li:e fowl quickly 1
recovered, the bone knltrlnir nnd the
wound liealiDg wllh no symptoms of 1
. .. i
po1' oulug'
It Is very probable that the repcta-
rlon f,'r evil '"f"? hy the Glla mon-
. . , ' , ,
'er Is dtte simply and solely to its
niost repulsive ai pearance. IlarDer's
tV,.L.t
"e-"aiy.
THE UBIQUITOUS SEA LION.
j He Strayed a Long Way From Home
Before He Was Killed.
Tbe following- atory Is taken from
the American Magazine:
"Kunduy is a dull day. and the rlty
1 editors had a hnbit of detailing men to
: go to the toolcgica pardetuj and get
1 ar.linal stories for Monday momiug.
The reporter got together one Sunday
mornluK and persuaded the head anl-
kr thm PUbli"h '"
story. It waa rather commonplace,
coticerniug the alleged escape of a non-
exKient sea Uou from the pool to open .
watea. i
" 'Fake,' aid the manajrlrijr editor aa
be read the atory. 'Let's make It a
good one.' j
Thereupon he sent telegrams to e-
ery country correspondent oa that wa
ter or its tributaries, merely inquiring i
If anything hud been seen of the ee- ;
caped sea lion. The response was ap- '
palling. The correspondents needed I
only the LiuL That day the sea Iron !
was aeen by at least twenty corre- '
gpondents. and Berghand printed all ;
th reports one after another. Thui ;
gpurred, the correspondents went to It
la earnest. The following day the sea
j Hon was reported it erery point with
in 200 miles. The atory spread Ilk
rlpplea on water. In five days the lion
! was alghted over half the world, and
an enthusiast at Southampton cabled
that he was heading toward the north
gen. Then a cruel correspondent up on 1
I-ak Superior killed him and wired
I that he was sending the skin as proof,
j I always suspected that the managing
or did It himself.-
Original.
"Was there anything original in his 1
rpeech at the banquet ?
,T'ell. e admitted that he knew he
was to be called oti." Ditroit Free
Pre.
von ftETTT-
WASTED MALI HKLP.
WANTED First class toolmaksrs.
Kock Island Mfg. company.
WANTED Men and boys; steady work.
Apply Rock Island Bridge & Iron
works. Mill street.
WANTED Carpenters; apply Henry W.
Horst. Twenty - seventh street and
Third avenue. Molina.
WANTED Machine hands for lathes,
milling machines and drills. Rock
Island Mfg. company.
WANTED Two salesmen; good prop
osition for hustlers. Modern Tea
company, 322 Twentieth street.
WANTED At once, young- men. by
Rock Ielar-4 lines news service. Ap
ply J. J. G-ier news stand, Rock Is
land station.
WANTED Five solicitors for newspa
per work; a good proposition for live
ran Address W. H. Michael. Box
187. Waterloo, Iowa,
WANTED Men to learn barber trade;
can qualify for position In fewweeks:
wakes while learning; no previous
experience necessary; sure 01 success
with us; tools given; catalogue mail
ed free. UuKr Barber college, Chi
cago, 111.
WANTED A first class life Insurance
man. A party having sufficient ex
fierlence and success In selling old
ine life insurance and capable of
managing a district adjacent to Rook
Island, ill., and producing a satisfac
tory volume of annual business can
procure a permaent high grade con
tract with renewals. References from
former companies represented and
surety bond required. Write Michi
gan Mutual Life Insurance company,
Detroit, Mich.
WASTED MISCKLLANBOCa.
WANTED An eight-room modern
house to sell or trade for smaller
house. Inquire at 626 Thirty-nlla
street.
WANTED To buy. marine engine from
two to four-horse power; must be
cheap. Address Box ti, Montpeller,
lows.
WANTED Two adjoining furnished
rooms, with modern conveniences, by
young married couple. Address "L C
B.," care Argus.
WANTED Young lady student wants
to work In private home for board
and room. Call Brown's Business col
lege; west 1S74.
WANTED Students to board, in a good
home, pure water and car service to
the city every half hour. Address
Lovk Box US04. Milan. 111.
WANTED To rent, three or four un
furnisned modern rooms, or small
modern flat, by Dec. 1; relarences ex
changed. Address "Flat," care Argus.
WANTED To purchase, five or six
room cottage. In good condition and in
good neighborhood. Address Thomas
K.mght, Flat A. No. 11, Loirmis street,
Chicago, 111.
WANTED To buy or rent. 10 or 15
acres, with house and barn, in vicin
ity of trl-citles. Address Charles Ulie
meyer, real estate. Third avenue and
Thirteenth street.
WANTED You to take free spinal ad
justments at the American institute
of Chiropractic, and gel well. Every
day, 3 to 1 p. m.; 30h-2u9 Safety
building, Kock Island.
WANTED By married couple, two or
three nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in vicinity of Rock ls-
lai.d depot; no cnnuren. Apply si
2032 Fifth avenue, phone west I0O2.
- -
WANTED Your Jars to- fill with the
tiurest. most delicious extracted hon
ey you ever Ian leu; eigut pounds for
$1; a pound. 13 cents. We will call
lor your jars. luuue kS. Ivuach
manu's grocery.
WANTEO SITCATIOSi",
WANTED Position by elderly lady, as
housekeeper. Inquire c22 Seventh
avenue.
IVIVTITII Qltiifitinn v cannhla tirftr-
ti.'ul nurse; expert maeuse, also
manicurist. Phone north 824.
wanted Position
as housekeeper;
widower or bachelor prelerred. Call
west ij3-K1.
WANTED Foung man (20 years old).
, ; -1. -.,1 1 .1
general othce experience, dsires cier- J Island county, and hearing on said rr- ' f!,0,r,' siS ?! ,1?' ""blnson, chief exam
lcal work with established Arm off er-i port has been set for December r. 11-12, ' 'I iinsnt.j. ill.
ing opportunity for advancement. Ad-
oiess "H. li..' ini inirteenin ave
nue, Moliue, 111.
WAMEU AGENTS.
WANTED Agents; highest cash paid
weekly with part expenses; our new
plan a winner, outrit Ire; borne ter
ritory; best selling time now. Write
the Hawks Nursery company, Wau
watosa. Wis.
SWEDISH MOVEMENT.
bWEUibil MOV LME.Ni' Miss A. fc-lu-arsen.
graduated tiwedisu masseuse.
lives treatment in private Homes
I'hune west t
-L. AQUikfi Hi Thir-
1 .-ninth street.
CIllKOPnACTIC.
PinSIOLOtilCAL SPINAL ADJUST
MENTS given in your home, private,
by expert aujuster. Address P. O
Box 42u. Kock Island.
CONTRACTOHB AND BUILDERS.
Jfliai Voliik c& Co,
CO NTH ACTORS AND
1.11 11 nvhif
Manufacturers of Sash. Doors, Blinds
and btaira Interior finish of all kinds
Hardwood Veneer Fiorrirg and deal
ers in Glass. 211 and 222 Eighteenth
street.
CXOOOOOOCXXOOOOCCXKXXK)GOOO
Thanksgiving Dinner
Select your ice creams, ices and
fancy cakes for your Thanks
giving dinner now. Do not wait
until the last.
ICE CREAM8.
Vanilla, strawberry. New York,
maple nut. chocolate, pistachio,
bisque, tuttl frutti, lemon,
orange, pine apple, cherry, va
nilla nut, individual turkeys and
chj-yaanthemums. f
ICES.
Lemon, orange, pine apple and
cranberry.
CAKES AND PASTRY.
Fruit cake, angel food, mocha
cakes, lady fingers, macaroons,
kisses, sultana cakes, white
6llces, patti shells, etc.
MATH'S
2710-171S 8eco 1 Avence,
Pbone We,t isa.
ORDER EARLY aa it gives us
ample time to serve. you
promptly.
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WAJTKT S-KM AI.H rUBLF.
WANTED Oirla. at W. L. Gansert's
candy factory.
WANTED Dishwasher at Rock Island
Turner hall.
WANTED Girl to- do general house
work at 1524 Ninth avenue.
WANTED Colored woman to anslst
with housework at SG3 Third avenue.
WANTED Experienced waist me.ker
and draper. Apply 2vl Safety build
ing. WANTED An experienced girl; 1043
Twenty-second street. Phone west
1114.
WANTED A woman to do washing on
Mondays. Apply 909 Twenty-third
street.
WANTED Young girl to assist with
housework at 1 25 Nineteenth street.
Phone west 819-T.
WANTED Girl to do genera Ihouse
work; good wages; no washing; at
1022 Twenty-first street.
WANTED tA once, collector; no booze
giter need apply. John Ciataly com
pany. 3o9 Twentieth street.
WANTED Girl to do general hous
work at 820 Nineteentn atreet; good
wages; three grown people In mm-
WANTED Good, competent house
keeper; good wages to right party.
Inquire 130 Third avenue, Mollne, be
tween 6 and 7 p. m.
WANTED A middle aged or elderly
companionable woman to assist with
light housekeeping In family of two,
and answer telephone; no washing;
good home for right person. Address,
with references, "A. B. C" care Ar-
W1TTED MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED Clerk, inspectors and check
girls at McCabe'a.
WANTED A few men and women ex
perienced solicitors for trl-cities,
newspaper and magaxine solicitors
preferred. Call at 10U3 Tenth avenue,
after 4 p. m.
PROFESSIONAL A TTOKKTS.
JACtsCN7HcltiiTiri
torneys-at-law. Office in Kock Island
National bank building.
EKARLE2 & MARSHALL. Lawyers.
Money to loan on good real ealaie
security. Rooms. i02 and Sot balety
building. Rock Island, 111.
WILLIAM M. WALK EH Attorney;
general law bubiness; corporation,
probate and real estate law; 311 Peo
ple's bank building. Phone west 249.
WALKER, INGRAM si BAVEliXfclY At
torneys and counselors at law. Money
to loan ou real estate. Rooms 9uu
2u3, People's National bank building.
McENlRY & McENlRY Attorneys-at-law.
Loan money on good security;
make collections. References. Mitch
ell 6c Lynde. bankera Otlice, Milolieli
& Lynde building.
PEXSASTS, BITTOXS, n.EVTIXGS.
DA'ENTOTPLEATING. button
NOVELTY CO. Pnone 733; 230 So.
Putnam building, DavenpuTt, Iowa.
Felt pennants, flags, monograms, pil
low covers, etc.; aroordron and knife j
pleatlngs, from 2c yard and up. Buttons I
covered In plain and colore'! ivory i
rims, from luc acrzen up. urti! lurina
bulKlinar. 1 hane 3.
COLI.RCTIONS.
COLLECTIONS MADE Hard accounts
and claims collected. William ill.
Walker, lawyer. 311 People's bank
POULTRY.
YOU can't lise by buying Cor.key's Lay
ing Tonic? if your hens don't lay, you
get your money back. For snye by
Owatonna Flour dfc Feed company,
2010 Third avenue.
LEGAL
Notice of Float etlement.
Estate of John Nelson, deceased.
Public notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned. Magnus lvt..-rs.n. has t:i's
Hv fil rii.Ml r.Mirl Mr.il uilr. n..if
na ti,.h in Hi. t.. nmrt ,.f ili.lr
at o clock a. m., at wlilcii time per
pons interested may appear and muki
objections thereto, and il" no objections
are filed, said report will be approved
at that time, and the underfilled will
ask for an order of distribution. ai:d
wlil also ask to be discharged.
Kock Inland. 111.. Nov. 12. 1D12.
MAfiXI'S PETERSON. Eveeutnr
Jacken, Hurst Stafford, attorneys.
Notice If Final Settlement.
Estate of Edmund Murphy, deceased.
Public notice Is hereby given that tne
tv. and hearinK on laid rt-ri.irt has hf-en
set fur December. 112. at 9 o'clorR a.
m., at which time persons Interested
may appear and make objections there-
to. and If no objections are flicd. said
report will be approved at that time.
anu me unat rsigneu win bsk ror r.n
order of dlMribulion. and will also ask
d wili bsk for tin
i. and will also ask
N'ov. 12. 1912.
l'H C. .St.'MMiTT,
AdrniniMratrlx.
to be discharged.
Kock Inland, ill . Xc
MKS. ELIZAUICTI
Legal Mot Ice.
Fred W. potter, Superintendent
Insurance of the state ot I j 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 p.
Nortlmrn Life Insurance Company
Illinois
Public notice Is hereby given of
of
an
order entered In the circuit court
bangamoii county
at the Novfinbf-r
the receiver in the
hove entitled . a use.
dc niea in trim court Dy proper lnt-r-vening
petition, on or before the first
day of Marjh. A. U. 1913, and tiiat tne
receiver, on or before the first dav of
April, A. T). 1913, by proper and suftl
cient answer, d-aiKnate what claim
the receiver desires to contest; that all
such contested claims are her? by refer
red to the master :n chancery for the pur
pose of taking evidenca, reporting his
findings of tho facts thereupon to tne
court.
Springfield. III.. Nov. 15, 191!.
SAiAaoX LOAN & T Ft l ST CO,
Receiver for the Northern Lite Insur
ance Company of Illinois.
V..MtnloH, Va1.
E'tate of Fred G. Gall. deceased
Trie undersigned having been op
pointed executr x of the iast will and
testament of Fred O. Gall, late of the
I county of Rock Island. S ite of Iiiin iis.
deceased, hereby gives notice that ..'10
will appear before the Hon. Lenjaann
I Beil. Judge of the probate court of Kock
; Island county, at tae probate court
(room, in the city of K"ck isiand, at the
i April term, on tne first Monday In April
ineit. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notiilel
land requested to attend f.ir the purpose
i of having the same adjusted. Ail-p' r-
'sons indebted to said estate are request-
i ed to make immediate paj merit tj tae
undersigned. 4
L-a'.ed this 13th day of November. A.
D. mi. LOUISA OAU,
Executrix.
Jackson. Hurst tc Etafford, attorneys.
ELseeator's Sottec.
I Estate of John H. Zoiirer. deceased
I The undersigned having been ar
I pointed executrix of the .j.t mil and
I testament of John II. Zoiir.er, late ci
the county of Ruck Inland, state of ihi
! nols. deceased, hereby gives notice t..ii
: she will appear before the ilon. Ber
Jamin Bell. Juuge of the prol ate court
of Rock Island county, at the probate
; court room, in the city of Kock Ifiand
at the December. 1912. term. or. the
first Monday In December next at which
time ail persons i.-virg ciat..i c.K.U.'.rl
said estate are notified and re.-.u ;ed to
.attend for the purpose cf having the
; same adjusted. All persons Indebted to
j said estate are requested to make lm
I m-4iate payment to the tincersticned.
stated l-tn aay cr t-toitr A. u. 1E12 :
UABI" ZOLLN5K, iocutrlg. i
undersigned, Elizabeth C. JSchmitt, nd-'.M
mlmstratrix of the estate of Edmund f
Murjihy, deceased, has hid day filed her i ' (
final report and settlement as such inj
the t rotiate court of Kock Island coun- M
FOR C1TT PROFtBTT.
FOR SALE One of the finest pieces of
residence property In the city; a great
sacrifice. Reidy Bros-
FOR SALE New modern six-room
house at 141 Forty-first street;
cheap if taken at once.
FOR SALE Small prcperty, 1501 Thirty-fourth
street. Inquire C Boynton,
Thlny-fourth street and Fifteenth
avenua.
FOR SAI.F Six-room cottage and two
lots, with fruit: owner leaving city.
Apply to V. a. Simpson. 101 Thir
teenth avenue.
FOR SALE Good built eight-room
house; city water, gas and sewer; cor
ner lot. 69x150; ISol Thirty-fifth
street. Rock Island. 111.
FOR 8Al Cheap. In Acme addition,
Mollne, seven lots 40x120; for terras
inq.ir.ie at 3423 Sixth avenue, Kock Is
land, or phone west 1982.
FOK SALE Lots In Island View Heights
addition; finest In the city; ass; for
prices and terraa C & McDaniei. )i
Safety building. Rock Island.
FOR SAL.E Reidy Bros, have a good
selection of residence property at
very reasonable pi ices; also some good
Investments. Call aud see them.
FOR SALE Cheap. IT lots lying on
Sixteenth. Seventeenth and eighteenth
streets; 40x120; for terms l.iyuire at
S42S Sixth avenue, or phone west 1922.
FCR SALE Seven and a half aore'of
ground in Milan; also eight-room
house and lot at 515 Twenty-second
street, oity. Address "wner,v care
Argus.
FOR SALE Good building lot In Lin
coln co-urt; facing Seventeenth street;
120 feet deep, ii feet front, iiht feet
middle. 72 feet rear. Phons West
FOR SALE Modern house, six rooms
and hall. In Silvls; rents for $20 a
month; price Ji.6u0. 21,600 In cash,
balance in two years'- time. Phone
west 1316.
FOR SALE Lots in (Scheuermann's fifth
addition. Seventh street and Fifteenth
avenue; payments per month.
Call 1700 blalh street. Old nuuue
west liiL
l OR SALE Cheap, seven-room house;
has hot water heat, modern in every
respect; cement walk; corner lot;
owner non-resident. ii. A. Luplaw.
Roohelle. III.
FOR SALE Seven-room house, with
IH acres of ground, with well an'U
ciatern; looteo one block from car
line; will saerlli-e 11 s-ld before Seot.
20. Address "S. G. 8.." care Argus.
FOR SALE Chts.p, a five-room house,
wlir furnace, gas lignt. and sewer;
large lot. cemiui wulks; one block
from Long View paia: a paying in
veslinei.t; owni-r uim-resiuunt. Ad
urcss ' 1. M. i,u." tare Ai;iia.
tOR fcALE Low In Scuth Heights,
south of Aiaen eticet, between
Twelitu and Seventeenth streets; on
easy ierr.:s; $5 down, balance In five
years. E. V . Itubinson, 14i4 Hich
moud street. Phone ivst HCo-K.
iOH IiaLI!, At a rargain if taken at
once, a modern eixnl-roora house
centrt lly located and near all car
lil'es; hot wau-r h'-at, gns. ei.Ulo
l.ght; kit B0X14J. For particulars ad-ii"-a.
"Y" care Argus, or :uli west
Miicici.i.ii?iL;ot. s.
IK YOU WANT to buy iCt7aaour
rem anything, engage help or secure
a situation, Um Mail and Journal is
the only paper in iM iline that can do
it for you. Mail ajii Jouw.al wai.ti
are popular, and Mall and Jourr.a!
wants bring results . One-half cent
per word '.s the price to uil auks.
cash in advance; two-cent stamps n 111
do. levelling and Saturday .Viil aud
Journal. Moiiiie. 111.
ILLINOIS CIVIL MEItVltR CO.UMIS
SI(I. Slonographer, Gia.io I Salary, 250 to
70.
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THE "17-Cent3-a-Day" Plan of pnrchasing the Oli
ver Typewriter means more than promoting salea
of this wonderful writing- machine.
This plan is a positive and powerful factor in pro
moting the success of all who ave.il themselves of it3
benefits.
It mem? that tbls company is giving r raetical eseiatance to
eerr.est people evetywherg by bupplying thc-iu lor reur.ie3 w it'll
tLe test typewriter in the wcrld.
The "lT-Centa-a-Day" Pian la directly in Ilea with the pres
ent day moveineat to suhslitiiio tywwiluDg for liand.v ritiuj; ia
busiues rcrresi-ondeuce.
Ownership 01 the Oliver Typewriter ia .rast butoixiii.g ono of the
eEf eiitiuls of success.
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There is no patent on the "17-Centa-a-l)ay" pur
chase plan.
We invented It and presented it to the public,
wltii our ccupKu entB.
The "l7-CentE-a-Lay" plan leaves no ex cure for
urirlcg in prttuitlve longhand. We have made 11
o easy to own the Oliver Typewriter that there'
no r,eei even to rent cine.
Just say "11-CeaU-a-Day" save your rencles
and soon th mar-Line is yours.
The Oliver Typew riter ia selling by thousands for
3 7 cents a day.
Vhenenen the school children are buying m
chines on thi eiriipie, practical plan, don't you
thick it la Viae for you to get an Oliver Type
writer?
17c a Day Buys Newest Model
We e!l the new Oliver typewriter No. S lor 17
cents a da7.
We gauranu our No. 5 to be absolutely our Lest
model.
The eame rcertir.p that the great corporation use.
Their doiiars cannot buy a Letter machine than
you ch.n get for pennies.
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LODGE DmecroRT.
TF.IO LODGE NO. 57, A. F. A. M
JpS Meets In stated communication
the first Thursday of each
r month at 1:Z0 p. m. Speoial
Nov. 1L at 8:S0 p. m.. for work on M.
!. degree. Supper at :30 at S p. m..
Past Masters' nicht. 3y order of Carl
ton a. Taylor, W. II.; William B. Pet
tit, secretary.
FOR MLE lAJDS.
FOR SALE 200-acre farm, three miles
west of Milan; one of the best farms
in Rock island county. See Reuly
Bros, for particulars.
FOR SALE 160 acres North Dakota
grain farm, to exchange for city prop
erty. Address W. A. Wilms. New
Boston, 111. R. F. D. 2.
FOR SALE 171 acres, 2 miles east of
Medlapolis. Iowa; 15 .miles nonn of
Burlington; running water; 174 an
acre. David Blair, Mediapoiis, Iowa;
Route 4.
FOR SArTE Good farming land that
will produce 60 bushels of corn and
more pot acre; may still be bought
for front $15 to $25 per acre. For par
ticulars address Horace Huron. Rock
Island. III.
FOR SALE 640 sores Improved farm,
at Elbow, Saskatchewan, western
Canaua; 600 acres broke; buildings,
well, pastured; easy terms. Dr. A. C.
Hammett. 42i0 Irving Park boule
vard. Chicago.
FOR SALE! Nine acre tracts, pronounc
ed experts from the state university
as of the hest East of Milan on the gov
ernment road. Will be sold on easy terms.
Inquire of S. J. Ferguson, county
superintendent of schools, or James
O. Britton at the Rock Island House.
FOR SALE 80 acres of good black
land, all tillable.1 milea from Wilton.
Iowa; seven-room house, large barn,
double corn crib; all the buildings are
r.ew, built this year; on the rlver-to-rlver
road; price 3180 per acre. Call
or address Gidlus Thede company,
Wilton Junction. Iowa.
FOR SALE Eight-acre farm, with
eight-room house, big barn, shed, loe
house, two weua, good cellars unaer
house. 00 grape plants, SO fruit trees;
8 00 4 place for chicken raising; one
half mile south of Eighteenth avenue
on Twenty-seventh street. Inquire at
1601 Thirty-fifth street. Rook Island.
111.
FOR SALE! 200 acres, one mile from
Wilton Junction. Iowa: large base
ment barn, nt' corn crib, g Hd dou
ble huuso, well Improved water sys
tem, etc.; oil A 1 geod biauk land,
well tiled; price $180 per acre; $10.010
will swing the deal; balance terms.
Gidlus Thede company. Wlltorj Junc
tion, Iowa.
FOR SALE 17-aore Missouri farm for
sai l uis farm la located rail
from Ewliiji. Mo.. IS miles from the
city of uuincy, 111., and 25 miles south
of the Iowa line; good six-room he-use,
good barn with room for 17 head of
horses; sheds and other out-butld-Ings-
good spring and wells; soil Is
good M .ck foam: S' acres grcm-lns
wheat now on farm; price $12.50 per
aero; ria-es.-ion given at any time;
will leave $7,000 on farm, for five
years at i p2r cent Interest if so tle
. sired. Call on Miles McXully, Ewlng,
Mo.
RiK BALE The bright spot of the
I'ecos vnilsy; yiu have heard of th'
V'eros vul cr of Texas: you enould.
know about BarFtow. Its largest nir.tl -
fa BUipviug l'int: one inousarn c.r-
oi aiiaira. nnenn cars 01 ';c-u.
r.r.e thousand bale'' of cotton; over
SiioO.OOO worth; alialfa farms properly
handled and watered liay 240 per
acre av.d up above all expenses; send
for statetnent of responsible men who
have been farming here 5 t.i 20 years;
sea what they kay; new reservoir in
sight; lands must cio-uble in value;
Improved and unimproved lands on
very reasonable lerrtis. Marvin Reln
har'rlt, Barstow, Texas.
GASOLINE TAKS AND rt MPS.
BOWSER undefrou'nd'o'!iUUs
and up (hon.o.io In unej. F. M. King.
1b nil, ill. Phone west 201. N. B.
agent, 131 lfe Third avenue. Rock I
l:ury your t;aioliiie: it's eafer
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I HKNRY GAKTHJK Proprietor Chlp-
pianm'cK nursery. jut uowcrs and
designs of all kinds. City store, 16uf
Hecond aveuue. Phone 1110.
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Oliver typewriter
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315 Erady St., Davenport.
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Now Is the time to mk
your get away and diYorce
yourself from those high
rate loan compantea. We
don't wish to marry 70a but
when It comes to making
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competition. Step In or call
us up and our agent will call
at your bouse, private to a
finish.
304 Best Building
Phone West 177.
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roR SALE Sri'rCltl.S.ANBJorSL.
FOR SALE Fine bred puppies; call
west 412.
FOR SALE Speedy- road mare; phone:
west 7K5-L: 725 Twelfth street.
FOR SALE Cheap, saoond hand 00 al
wagons; 1401 Beoond avanue. E. B.r
McKown. :
FOR 8 ALB Chean. mahoganv three-
piece parlor set, almost new, at 101,
'1 wentietn street.
FOR SALE Extra Mae strained honey.:
in 6, 10 and 60 pound cans; 01 Forty--'
second street. Phone west T52-X. '
FOR SALE Cheap. No. 1 soft coal:
heater, ftlmcno. new. Address Box Hi..
Rock 1 si aud. or call at 614 Eleventh,
street. :
FOR BALE A Moore alr-tlght hsate?.1
in fine condition: price $10. Phone
west lti'71-L. V. W. l?ossU. T32 Thir-.
ty-i'.fth street.
FOR BALBJ A grocery store, doing a
jumi ouslx tmslness, in good looeUlty;;
party leavlngr city. Address C. Johns,:
general deli'very. Rock Island. .
FOR SALE Citeap, Brown's Business:
colleir certificate f'T 10 weeks' term,;
lni'lmilng- tMjks and supplliae req,uir-J
el. Cail At 3iJ Thirteenth street. :
; FCR ?AL One a)mt new S-horse
,wer iCewanee boiler: also one 4
Isorse power steam engine. Address:
F. i-L Feterisieii, Thirty-eighth street.'
road. 1
FOR EAT.E Team of young maxea
weltrht 2. S01: one yeprllog mr colt;i
pood harnJ and wsgon with patent;
coupe Umnp box; liuO Sixth acreet.i
Phocn west 1294. ;
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flxtuvej of a gi-ocery, confectionery
end fchool book stora. In chotee oen
t r" 1 Wntlon. Inquire of J. W. Stew
art, agent. U1S Safety building.
FOR SALE One four-burner gas range,
one gas hunter and one Richmond
electric vacuum cleaner; all tn first 1
class condition; will be sold cheap. j
Inquire at 1425 Second avenue.
FOR SALE $1,400 cash buys the beat
advertised duplicate letter shop In.
Iowa; low renL, tine location: a little,
go-Id mine to right party; other busl-'
pe.-s reason for selling. Address
P. O. Box Waterloo. Iowa.
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The Oliver typtwrt'er No. 5 has msny great con
veniences not found on o'ber machines.
We even sapiiiy it equipped to write ta wondi
ful new PUlNTVPli; for 17 cents a day.
Make the Machine Pay
Its, Coat
The Oliver typewriter la a money making ma
chine. It belts "big b.aolneaa" pile up hug vroat.
Tecg of thou&ancia of j.6ople rely on The Oliver
typewriter for their very broad and butter.
A small nrst payment puts the machine in your
pcasensScn.
Then you can make it earn the money to meet the.
little payments.
.If you are rtaniug a buslnens of your own, us
The Oliver typewriter and mak the buUnebs grow.
If you want to got a start in business, use The
as a battering ram to foroe your h
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The ability tonperate The Oliver typewriter laplac
lng young people In good positions every day.
Cet The Oliver type wilier on the "17 cents a
day" plan it will help you vtia gjcceas.
Ask About "The Easy Way"
to secure the nswest model Oliver typewriter No. 6.
The Art catalog and full particulars of tho "17 cent
6 day" purchase plan, will Le sent' promptly oa r
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