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FACE TWELVE IOWA OCTOBER 17,1922 of a moirh--designed to cov-'rr. Cl'ase will strive to sec that it is enforced to the letter, for postage, and otN-r incidentals. as any attempt g-od ol" the health and the f. Chas i' of "he bve: apr-C'ir with I'. I.

te-1 i course. luV of the average citizen, of CARD PARTY UVnceslaus church panel's. STLurt-uay evening. Oct. 19.

Under! W. club. Coffee k-jlaches served. Adv. 17-1S-1? Busily engaged in considering: nrany civic affairs the an-i O'jr Kva of hard lack is getting ic legislators of Iowa City settled bv mistake points, last night, at an I'liioura; 1 session.

preside over I lows' celebration, at she was i to speak. I What Aldermen Did i ia the sum of JlS.C'OO were issued, to cover the ccst 01 shon to straighten creels, near the George T. Koddick home-. 10 the extent of getting froui property owners adjacent to tne "raging strain." The Bradley pool ha'l liceuso was canceled, she owner having retired. He was given of his non-use of a license.

5j the new triple combination fire de- They will bear per cent interest- The viraham-SchuIie bond bous? ol Waterloo, takes them The jrine. -with discounts, -will cost but $12.740. The Iowa Insurance service bur- i eau reports on it, saying it shows by test it was in good condition in I a-1 respects. Many facts and flg- 1 were by the bureau. The council's committee recom- mended its acceptance ly.

The mechanism was accordinsr- accepted, only Aldermen Chaas- and Carrol! voting negatively, New Railroad Bridge The Rock Island Railway company's plans were for a new bridge over the south end o.C Capita! street were inspected aaJ proved and the company was granted the right to build this new railway structure, ior its I tracks, to surmount the street, I to place a pier in the center or" i street. Other Business Attorney R. Han. who assisted his successor, City Soii- citor Donald Me Clain to score a jj: big rictory for the city, in the Carr case, was awarded 5300 for services. The council accepted the assign- aient made by the William Horra: bia Construction company to the i Farm Loan and Investment com; pany of Iowa City firm turning over the proceeds of i its Lucas and Ronalds paving.

fa-e collected the future. City Engineer B. H. Davis certified to the- satisfactory completion OL the Jefferson street paving. The council ordered a.

plat and schedule made showing assess. ments. In due iime. the tax payers interested will be heard from. They are given 20 days to protest against assessments or otherwise 1 voice complaints.

Iowa bearc, aniicipatory oi tee coming November election, has been selected by ci'y council. The embraces cemocra: and a rerublican of "he five The foZlowing lii is complete roster; First -ward: W. J. O'Conneii. democrat J.

White Broivs. Seeor.tl ward: F. W. Hohmsnn, democrat P. H.

Dondore. ropablican Third ward: W. J. 'Whiie. Ceniocrsi George W.

O'Harra. repu'jlicaa Fourth vrard: Xeliie Murphy, democra: Wilbur R- Shields, republican Fifth ward: Henry Durst, democrat Roscoe B. Ayers. rej-ublicac PAViNG NOT TO BE RELAID PaMnc Dubuque street, from av-ouue, north to Ronalds stroet. or re-surfacing that thor- cushlaie for the nearly eiaht blocks in question, is "oft" for The couuc-1.

last night, voted ihe resolution of necessity. The vote foUvwvd ihe com- ph-ic-. of nearly 90 prou-siiug Only Carroll anti 01-ansky stuck their guns, as to demanding the improvement. i re-surfacing, and the other five Aldermen Dey, McRobens, Rol- and defeat- tii-? movement. i Only a lew more veeks In which Isadora Duncan says she dahc- to do something to be thankful for i hor soul, bu tthat isn't this Thanksgiving.

jshe shows in her pictures. Time Savers--tne 'railroads, the telegraph, the telephone, the wireless--and PRESS-CITIZEN wast ads. cot by painful, clanserous t--: oaitintr, not by burning but painlessts sioviy by them up so peel them off -in one piece. Us-. NUCOA is not an imita- Ition of anything it Wtotoomc Spread for Bread" Magnus-Tschirgi Co.

tails. nuine. "Your money e. sootbiusl. eSi.

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W. Whetstone Drug Co. Copyright 1922 Hart Schsffner Marx Well dressed young men want Hart Schaffner 'Marx overcoats We make it our business here to have the styles that young men want also the fine quality that economizes You'll find them all here in this big showing of overcoats COA mk I Chairman. O. R.

Williams of the I light committee, and President Jessup have reached an agree- meift. already discussed by the and the law-makers, as I Mr. Vv'illiams' report showed 1 whereby the university -will pro; vide for the fllumination of the river bridges: -will have the wiring; globe-insiaiiation. and the jlike done: and tire city pay for the work and fixtures, but not 'for the electricity, which the nni- will continue to provide Prayers and Bids Kine petitions prayed ior repairs i on the 6M block of South John- son street. The streets and alleys i committee will tate care of the la- i vestigation.

Harry Shulman coal offered to supply the city iwith any one or all, of several I kinds of fuel, at prices ranging fro kinds of firel, at prices ranging $7.50 to $10 a ton. The bids pTere placed on file. i The' streets and alleys commit- KID CLOVE SALE Vve place on sale TUESDAY morning our very large stock of Kid Gloves. We find our stock entirely too large and will give you a chance to supply your needs at this time. You will need gloves 'for many occasions this fall.

You can buy them for less right now than you will be sole to for years to come owing to the new TARIFF -RECENTLY PASSED BY CONGRESS. It has raised the duty on all imported kid gloves, which means that manufacturers in this country will raise their prices also. You will have to pay the difference. Our honest to goodness advice is to supply your need for some time to come. You will find almost every desired color and stvlos that DAME FASHION decrees should be worn at this time.

sizes will be found from 5 3-4 to 7 1-2. White, black, brown, mode, tan, grey, etc. You iinct the fine imported kid as well as the domestic. For dress as well as for street wear Regulation two button, strap wrist, and gauntlet S5 75 kind for 6 50 Hnd for for $3.69 $7.00 kind for $5.89 So.OO kind for $3.89 You will find the names of FAWNES, MEYERS and CENTIMERE on our gloves and you know those names stand for QUALITY. our SUfTS are being offered at BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS ROTHSCHILD'S Dream-hair The hair that sets men dreaming It may be blonde--It may be brown-It may be brunette-B UT it must gleam arul shinirr.er with the radiance works a spell OD him who looks.

Tour hair can have that radiance by the magic of "a touch ol' henna" in the shampoo. The subtly fra.araut liquid of Hennafoam Shampoo coaiains "a touch of henna" preparod by a new process to give life and light to the hair. The "touch of henna shampoo" has long been a secret of the exclusive They have used it to give Itistroiis beauty io the hair of women of fashion. Hennafoair, Shampoo gives you this secret to make your own hair beautiful, at a fraction of the cost. Jr gives you more: a shampoo that foams up in clouds of soft laiher: a shampoo that cleanses each separate hair: a shampoo that makes your hair easier to easier to arrange, afterward.

The pure vegetable oils of Hennafoam Shampoo keep your hair soft, full and heaithy. The "touch of henna" restores and keeps fresh its richest radiance, For dream hair, beginn using Henna- foam Shampoo toda. a bottle at drug stores and perfume counters. SHAMPOO "Makes tfie Jiair glisten." For Sale by -HENRY LOUIS REXALL KODAK STORE 124 College Street Iowa City, Iowa itiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiHiitiiiuiiinuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! DREAM HAIR COUPON, This coupon entitles the b.earer to one trial bottle of Hennafoam Shampoo, whem clipped and presented, with ten cents, at Rexall Kodak Store, 124 College Street, Iowa City, Iowa. Get your trial bottle today, vwvvwwwwuvwvv: Will You Be Hungry Wednesday? THEN EAT AT ST.

MARY'S ASSEMBLY HALL Cor. Clinton and Jefferson Chicken Dinner 11-1 Supper 5-7 ST. MARY'S SERVICE EVERYBODY KNOWS IT. Tickets 75 Cents October Offerings That Will Save Money for Everybody. QUALITY MERCHANDISE Everything sold in this store is guaranteed to be the best in quality that it is possible for any store to offer at the prices that you are asked to pay.

At the Domestic Counter 27 in. fancy outings, lights or darks, yard 32 in. fine quality Imported Ginghams, yard 36 in. Comfort cretonnes, yard 36 in. Comfort challies, yard.

3 pound stitch- edbats, each SILKS Beautiful Canton Crepes. A special purchase thru our New York office makes it possible for us to offer all silk canton crepe, good quality, 40 in. wide, colors black, navy and brown, yard 5W-V" Pretty 40 in. crepe de chines in 40 (I? 1 Apr colors, yard HOSIERY Radmoor Silk a Wool, plain weave and fancy ribbed, i grade hosiery, colons black, brown, grey and black mixtures, are offered at a very low price, g-f OK pair Pure thread silk hosiery 98c an pair TOILET ARTICLES FOR OCTOBER SELLING We save you money on standard high-grade lines, both domestic and imported. Cutex Nail White, 35c size Cutex Paste Polish, 35c size Cutex Cuticle Remover, 29c 35c sze Cutex Cake Polish, 35c size Cutex Traveling Manicure sets, $1.50 size Cutx Compact Manicure set, 60c size Mavis Talcum, can Mavis Face Powder, 29c Mavis Compacts, each Mavis Rouge, Pepsodent tooth paste and Pebeco tooth paste, 50c size, a tube Woodbury's facial soap, bar Army and Navy, hardwater ca stile lathers freely in hard water, 3 bars for Thespsis Theatrical cold cream, 1-2 pound can Electric Curling Irons, guaranteed for one year, each 50c 23c 45c 95c 45c 43c 23c soap, 45c EWS'FAPEJR!.