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SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1921 IOWA' CITY PAGE THRBE UENEVIEVE ROHRET I-HONE SOCIETY EDITOR RBD 609 OFFICE PHONE 1300 Dixie Club Will Have Dance The Dixie club will entertain at dancing party this evening at Burkley ball room. Chaperons toe 'Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Reynolds. Pott-Nuptial Shower For Mrs.

C. Hatnan Mrs. Alva Potter of Tiffin was hostess at a post-nuptial shower, Tuesday afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Clarence Haman, her sister. Many pleasing gifts were received by the bride.

FOR SALE! Many choice varieties of Peonies and Iris from thrifty home grown slock. Will send list upon request. Blooming season May and June- Visitors welcome. Ph'one Ruth H. Brant, Myrtle Ave.

Rundell Club Monday Afternoon A meeting the Rundell club will be held at the home of Mrs. ttSmma Richardson on Dearborn street, Monday afternoon at 2:30. All members are urged to be present. Knights of Pythias Plan Social Evening Mmbers of Corinth Lodge No. 24, Knights of Pythias', their wives, husbands, sweethearts, and friends are invited to spend a social evening at the Knights of Pythias hall, Tuesday evening, March 8.

Beginning at 8 o'clock, there will be music, dancing, cards, and refreshments. Those who wish to bring prospective members are urged to do so. The Lions club quartet and Miss Thelma Green will contribute special numbers. The committee is composed of Messrs. Stillmger, Figg end White- IRIFTj RThrifiySs Thrfft is common sense and business methods applied to penonal or family finances.

It efimmate thoughtless spending." Yon CAN if yon PLAN to Tim bank wants to HELP you taoe. Start TODAY. CITIZENS SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. book, and Mesdames Boone, Kloos, Calkins, and Wbitbook. Phi Delta Theta 1 Fraternity Dance Phi Delta traternity will entertain at a dancing party at the Pagoda Tea Shop.

Chaporons will be Mr. and Mrs. George Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Dale E.

1 1 Easter Soloists Are Hays and Swlsher Prof. W. E. Keys of the university department of music, and Hon Ingalls Swisher, mayor of Iowa City will sing the tenor and bass solos in the oratorio, "The Crucifixion, which will be given by the university chorus on Easter Sunday. The oratorio, which'was composed by John Stainer a distinguished British composer of sacred music, consists of four long choruses, four chorales, and several solos.

Its theme deals with events leading up to, and including the crucifixion. West Side Club Will Meet Wednesday Th6 West Side club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of the Misses Colony, of Melrose avenue. 3 West Lucas Woman's Club The West Side Lucas Woman's club will have a meeting Tuesday afternoon, March 8, at the home of Mrs. D. A.

Gould. Miss Pauline Reynolds con- duet a demonstration on ths homemade dress form. Congregational Ladies Aid Society The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church wi.l meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. D. A.

Reese of 30 North Van Baren street. --s-Methodist Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, division five of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Snider, 214 Bast Daven port street. Division six will meet at the same time at the home of Mrs. E.

W. Collins, of 120 Bast Harrison street. Missionary Society Of Presbyterian Church Mrs. Will Hunter will be hostess to tha members of the Woman's Missionary society of ih Presbv- terian church at her homo on 1152 East Court street, Wednesday at- ternoon. B.

Thrifty Mark rected ds'ly by W. Dehner, Grain Merchant, Member Chicago Board of Trade. No. 5, Paul- Helen Phone 1180. These markets' furnished and cor- CHICAGO STOCK MARKET Market--10 an 25c lower Left over trorn Market steady Cattle--25c higher than week ago SHEEP-Receipts 7,000 Market weak Monday-- 20,000 50a $1.00 lower than week ago WESTERN LIVESTOCK -KKS'FTS Hogs Cattle Sheep Kansas City Omaha St.

Louis St. Joe Sioux City St. Paul Indianapolis 800 1000 6500 2000 5200 1000 30000 100 400 400 1000 400 200 20 none none none none none 100 none EARLY ESTIMATES-Wheat--30 cars Corn--285 cars Oats--87 cars NORTHWESTERN CARS-. Today Wk ago Yr ago Minnepalis 390 218 100 Duluth 40 92 13 Winnipeg 254 400 148 CHICAGO CASH MARKET WHEAT- NO. 2 No.

3 No. 1 northern spring, No. 2 northern spring, No. 3 northern spring, I-No. 3 mixed-- No.

4 mixed--63 64 No. 5 No. 3 yellow--66 67 No. 4 yellow-- No, 5 NO. 3 white--eeisef; 1 No.

4 No. 5 OATS- NO. 1 No. 2 No. 3 white--45y 8 RYE- NO saleg SHEEP-Receipts--100 i Market--nominal 3O PRODUCE MARKET BUTTER-Creamery Creamery Firsts--39-47 Secondsi-30-36 WAGNER'S GRAIN LETTER CHICAGO, March 5--News alow but somewhat beter in the main.

Favorable factors being lessened receipts and talk of Germany refusal of Allied reperation terms. News on milling demand northwest conflicting. Report that British commission would like to buy wheat but at 5 cents below its close. 150,000 barels of flour some for export and today 160,000 corn Monday receipts for two days will have some weight on the market. Decrease ol recent average risible supply of corn should rfeow.n liberal increase.

The trade waiting the farm reserve report. Continue to favor the purchase ot grains on the weak spots. kinds of hauling cellars or driveways to dig. Wood for sale. Win.

Jeffries. Phone 379. April 5x CHICAGO WHEAT-Open Mch 172V2 May CORN-May July OATS-May July PORK-May LARD-May 12.25 July 12.65 11 72 July 12.10 FUTURE GRAIN High Lc-w Close- 173 162 73i4 46 47 21.80 12.30 12 25 12.70 12.65 12.70 1177 11.72 12.12 12.10 12.12 HIGH CLASS TAILORING KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET CATTLE-Receipts--500 Market--steady Cows and Stockers and HOGS-Receipts--800 Market--steady Heavy-- 05 Medium-- $949.15 Light-- SHEEP-Market--steady SOUTH OMAHA LIVE. STOCK MARKET CATTLE-Receipts--400 Market--steady Cows and Stockers and Bulls and Market--10-25c' lower Bulk-- 10 THERE are many tailors and clothiers but only a limited number of high-class tailors. Each suit and overcoat that leaves my establishment is distinctive and carefully designed to give the wearer an individuality.

My patrons look different from the average man you meet; their clothes are stylish and retain their shapely appearance. The newest woolens for business, dress and-sporting wear have-arrived. You are invited to call before your neighbor selects the fabric that you should order. JOSEPH SLAVATA 107 SO. CLINTON STREET A I IOWA CITY, IOWA CLOSING 1921 As we are dissolving partnership, wiU sell a public auction on the farm known as the C.

N. Smith farm, 2 miles south of Iowa ity on the Red Ball route and 2 miles north of Hills on WEDNESDAY, MARCH SALE BEGINS 12 O'CLOCK LUNCH ON THE GROUNDS. 123 HEAD OF STOCK 123 --14-- HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES --14-1 black gelding, 8 years old, weight 1700; 1 brown mare 8 years old, weight 1700; 1 sorrel gelding 8 years 1650; 9 year old mare, weight 1300; 1 smooth mouth mare weight 1500; 1 brown horse, smooth mouth, weight 1500; 1 four year old black mare weight 1400; 1 four year old gelding, weight 1700. 1 span'of mules four years old, weight 1400, 4 smooth mouth mules weight around 100. All of these animals are guaranteed sound 5 2 --HEAD OF CATTLE 52 -Consisting of six milch cows, 25 spring heifers, some with calf by side, others to calve soon, 20 head of yearling steers, 1 red'bull.

57 HEAD OF HOGS 57 -7' old brood sows to farrow April 15; 30 brood sows to farroW April 1, 20 head of feeding shoats. IA full line of modern, up to date farm machinery including one 8-16 Mogul tractor in Terms--All sums $10 and under cash, over $10 twelve months time will be given on good running order. bankable notes bearing 7 percent interest. FITZPATRICK 6 GLASPEY, Auctioneers. JOHN KRALL, Clerk.

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