Evening Times-Republican from Marshalltown, Iowa • 8

ANOTHER CAPACITy HOUSE. St. Margaret's Mission Ahnual Play Enjoys Remarkable Business. "Springtime." the homo talent play produced under tho. auspices of settlement At the Strand.

"Becoming a butler in one's own household in order to cure one's wife of Bnobbishness is going pretty far, but it works effectively and ro- I-' 1 5 The Girl of My Dreams Dardanella Blues Swpnee SwSfv St. Margaret's Mission, enjoyed exceptional Wednesday and Thursday night, probably playing larger crowds and receipts than any home talent organization ever before appearing in the city. Wednesday night's crowd -was near capacity of the theater and Thursday ni ht the "house was completely sold out. The. total receipts from the two nights as well as the net receipts -will not be known lat? afternoon, when was tj be mad'e with the producing company.

AMUSEMENTS. sults in much good humor in Thomas Melghan's new starring vehicle, "Civilian Olothes," at the Strand. The picture was adapted from Thomas Buchanan's stage play of 'the same name. The picture furnishes a good role talents and winning personality. His work in artistic and he does not force the situations.

HAWKINS' HRE HOSPITAL 126 Wfest Main Street Marshalltown, The story concerns an ex-army captain who returns from overseas to discover that the society girl whom he married in France doesn't care for him in civilian clothes. Tlu manner in which he converts her to democracy is amusing Jn the extreme. Maftha Mansfield is the leading woman and considerably to the picture. Clara Beranger adapted the play to the screen. The Rev.

W. H. Bridge, professor at Grinnell College and formerly of Moscow, Idaho, will hold services Sunday morning at St. Paul's fchurch at 11 a. school at Advertisement.

Ask Them Where the Best Merchandise and the Lowest Prices Are Hub Clothiers We are here ta stay, and with this idea in view We stock only tifces of the highest possible which are covered by more than a spoken guarantee. We absolutely guarantee our tires, and the tires we buy are the nationally known and advertised guaranteed by their whose reputation is maintained by backing up their guarantee. If you real, honest tire value, come in and see ours. Our motto is "Dependable merchandise backed by a dependable guarantee." "Always at Your Ways" The New Victor Records For October Are Here Whioh of these new numbers would you like to hear? Come in any time and we will gladly play them for you. We will also give you an illustrated booklet describing these new we'll mall it upon request.

de Concert, Piano, Alfred En Calesa (The Carriage is Waiting, My Dainty Marquise) Emitio De Gogorza possente (Even the Bravest Heart) Giuseppe De Luca Au Printemps (To Spring) Geraldine Farrar Allegro Moderato a la Polka (From Quartet in Minor) When You're Away (From "The Only GhT') Mabel Garrison Valse (From Serenade for String Orchestra) Violin Jascha Heifetz Stabat est Homo (Who Shall Blameless Stand v'v Beautiful Frank Ferera-Anthony Franohini Hawaiian Trot Hawaiian Trio Ziegfield Follies of Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith's Or. Cuban Trot Joseph C. Smith's Or. MICKEL FURNITURE CO.

Phone 1020 Iowa Flonzaley Quartet Before Thee? Mmo. Homer and Miss Louise Homer Honour and Love (From "Monsieur Beaucaire" John McCormack Largo from "New World" Symphony Philadelphia Orchestra re dell' onde profonde lAdamastor, Ruler of Ocean) Titta Ruffo Gypsy Love Song Virginian Session (Part 1) Virginian Session (Part 2) The Three Little Pigs Recitation The Duel Recitation I'm in Heaven When I'm in My Mother's Arms Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home Tell M.e, Little Gypsy Reinald Werrenrath Walter C. Kelly Walter C. Kelly Sally Hamlin Sally Hamlin William Robyn William Robyn John Steel John Steel Billy SmalJe Peerless Quartet BETWEEN SEASON STAGE OF CROPS BRINGINtS WINTER FOODS TO DEALERS. POTATOES AND ONIONS JUST CHEAPEST New Crop of Dried Fruits Beginning to Cornmeal Being Prices Show Very Sligfyt in Applee Coming in Quantities Now.

It is in the "betwixt and between" stage in the markets this week. New crops and new products are coming on but in many cases only a very small quantity has been received. The prices for new products are somewhat high. Prices in general have held about stationary. Most foods are at about the price now that they were year ago.

The notable exceptions are potatoes and onions. They are getting really cheap. Onions are In good quality and plentiful. They are selling at around $1.50 a bushel. Potatoes hold the lead with a price of from $1.00 to $1.25.

New Dried Fruits In. The new crops of dried fruits, peaches, apricots and raisins are now coming to the market and new cereals are also arriving. Cornmeal has just begurj to arrive and this shows a gratifying lower price in keeping with the reduction in corn, l'ork has at last shown a tendency to go lower. It has gone off about 5 cents a pound and may go lower. meats are steady with of lower prices.

Vegetables and Fruits. Head lettuce is on the market from California at 25 tj 30 cents a head. Grapefruit is of exceptionally good quality. They are heavy, Juicy, bright and smooth and priced at 10 to 20 cents each. Hickory nuts, home grown, are 10 cents a pouncKancl walnuts are offered at $1 a bushel.

Shipped-ln apples are being offered. Delicious command about $5.50 a box. Greenings are selling around $2.25 a bushel and Baldwins will be here in a few days. They are being packed in baskets this year on account of the high cost of barrels and will retail around $2.50 a bushel. The new crop of English walnuts and filberts is arriving.

Celery is lft good condition and coming1 in more rapidly. Pears are practically off the market, only a few of poor quality remain. MOOSE HEAD SPEAKS HERE. Darius A. Brown, Supremf Dictator, Addresses Two Local Audiences.

Darius A. Brown, former mayor of Kansas and Supreme Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose, made two addresses In the city Thursday. At -noon he addressed an of fifty at the Marshalltown In the evening he spoke at Central Church of Christ. At both places he developed the thought of the causes- of crime and violence and the Importance of proper training for children as a preventative. He gave an explanation of the work of the fraternity at the orphan's home it is conducting at Fox River Valley, 111.

Mooseheart, the orphan's home, he explained, is on a tract of 1,023 acres and now cares for over 900 orphans of members of the order. It is run on the principal of preparing the children to face life completely equipped. The essentials In their care health, happiness, first class ucation, vocational training, and religious training with no sectarian bigotry. He declared that no child had ever received corporal punishment in the institution. Following Mr.

Brown's speach, Col. H. P. Rucker, Iowa district supervisor, spoke. 4- PLAY WEST -HIGH SATURDAY.

Marshalltown Should Hatfe Even Break With Waterloo Eleven. Coach Day's red and blue eleven will play its first Important game away from home Saturday, when It meets West Waterloo, at Waterloo. The Waterloo eleven Is not as strong as last year but is considered a formidable aggregation. Barring accident, Marshalltown should have at least an even break with the Waterlooans and a strong possibility of victory. Last week the local team held East Waterloo to seven points, and East is considered to have a much stronger eleven than West.

The local team is in good condition, except for Travis and Zuercher, who are slowly recovering froiji injuries. Sergeant, who entered, the game with 'East Waterloo in poor condition, as the result of injuries, probably will be able to play the entire game Saturday. THE JAZZ BABIES. One of Burlesque's Best at the Odeon Tonight. Few people who are acquainted with burlesque and its big personalities will need any coaxing to go to the Odeon Theater tonight, when they learn that Peck Jennings' spectacular production, the "Jazz Babies" with Mickey Markwood, Jake Kennedy, Don Clark, John Kane, Rena Vivienne, Dolly La Salle, Bonnie Lloyd and a dozen others too numerous to mention will be the attraction.

This spectacular production excels in every department of recognized burlesque, and even runs over the edges by offering such extras as vandeville de luxe, novelty numbers and special scenic and electrical features, unknown to other burlesque offerings. Odeon. "MY HONOLULU GIRL." Coming to the Odeon Sunday Evening Oct. 24. There is just one beautiful thing after another in Norman Friedenwald's musical oddity which is coming to the Odeon Sunday evening.

Its alluring appeal finds response alike from music lover, laughter lover, and beauty lover. It combines about everything to arouse public enthusiasm, a pretty Hawaiian love story, bewitching melodies from dreamy Honolulu that will be long remembered, fantastically gowned beauties, troupe of native and a truly wonderful cast comedy favorites. Odeon. Story Hour to Begin Saturday. you know our name?" a small voice piped over the desk at the children's room at the public library.

'We know who you are. You're the library teacher. You told storien at our school. Say, why don't you tell 'em here?" The children's librarian will "tell 'om here." Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, the first story hour of the season will be held at the library. Stories will be tokl by Miss Foster to the children of the first four grades.

They will be introduced to some of the Indian legends of our oountry. The following Saturday the Btory hour will bo for boys and girls of the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. Loedl Weather Record. Eighty and 60 were the extremes Thursday, compared with 77 and 60 Wednesday and 54 and 33 a year a so Thursday. At 7 tjiis morning 60, yesterday, 61.

Barometer: 9 a. 20.9 9 a. m. yesterday, 30. Probably fair.

Card of Thanks, I wish in this way to thank the Christian church and societies, the friends and neighborsN for their sympathy and beautiful floral offerings in the laying to rest of my beloved husband. Mrs. Mary Gantz. Sweet Potatoes. Fancy sweet potatoes, 90 cepts per bushel.

Phone 214'. Flower's Market Grocery. Friday is bake day. We have the stoves to bake Majestic white enameled range is a pippin, only $175. It will wear a life tiipe.

The Stewart white enameled range, nickelplated, is a hummer. Either one will give the utmost satisfaction. Let us show them to you. If you w'ant a cheaper stove, we have cast iron cooks at $45 with reservoir and six holes, $55. If only 'a four-hide laundry is what you want, then is all" you need to pay.

Abbott Son, the Imsy hardware. No reptiles are found in the Arctic regions. AMES-REPUBLICAN. UARSHALLTOWN. IOWA.

OCTOBER 22,1920. musical Salesmen Wanted. Mr. F. D.

Johnson. 601. West Lake Chicago, 111., general sales manager of the largest corporation of its kind In the world, wants a man in each county in this section to work in the outlying districts of the larger cities and among the farmers. WorH is pleasant and no experience is necessary. Work consists of leaving a wonderful neW household necessity in the homes on free trial.

Tests at more than thirty of the leading universities and the Government Bureau of' Standards show this article to fee four times as efficient as similar articles now in general use. Earnings tus high as $600 a month. No capital required. Goods furnished on credit to reliable men. Farmers were never so prosperous.

Article is badly needed in almost every rural home and sells on sight. In wrtting, mention what county will be most convenient for you to work in and what your regular occupation is, your age, married or single, how long you have lived In your, community, whether you have rig c)r auto. Also state whether you are capable of handling: men, as and when you can start. A few lines to Mr. Johnson will bring full particulars or one of our representatives will call upon you in person.

CHOICE BABY BEEF BOIL per pound CHOICE BABY BEEF FORE QUARTERS (80 to 100 whole or half) per pound CHOICE BABY BEEF SUET per pound CHOICE BABY BEEF NECK Fine for mince meat. Per pound CHOICE BABY BEEF ROAST (Shoulder) per pound CHOICE BABY BEEF STEAK (Shoulder) per pound CHOICE BABY BEEF STEAK (Sirloin) per pound Former Local Ciri Now Heads Large Film Corporation The Vera McCord Pictures Corporation, featuring Vera McCord, a former Marshalltown girl, is one of the new film companies organized to produce feature pictures. On the west coast, att a new studio, Miss McCord long considered one of the leading stage and her associates are producing high class features for the edification and amusement the movie fans. The ttrat picture of the new concern recently was released. Miss McCord was a daughter of Mr.

and' Mrs. Georgo McCord, the former at one time sheriff of Marshall county. After leaving Marshalltown Miss McCord took up the stage assa career and became prominent in her profession. Her greatest success was won as leading lady in the tense drama, "Via Wireless," Have Your Carpets and Rags Washed on Your Own Floors The Famous Hamilton Leach Method gives you new rugs for old. All the beautiful colors, the pleasing designs, end exquisite patterns that first induced you to buy your rugs will come bnck, to light when thev are cleanea by the HAMILTON BEACH METHOD.

And they'll be clean sanitary and entirely clean, for the Carpet Washer which we employ extracts the last bit of dirt and grime and grease from your rugs and leaves them fresh and sweet smelling. 'Phone us today. Place your order with us now so that5 wo, can clean your rugs and carpets in your home when you wish. ELECTRIC Washing Co. 308 So.

1st Street Phone Yellow 1103 FRESH PORK FRESH PICNIC HAMS, fine for roasting per pound FRESH PORK ROASTS (Shoulders) per pound FRESH NECK RIBS per pound FRESH SPARE RIBS per pound SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON PREMIUM SKINNED HAMS (whole or half, per pound PREMIUM BACON (10 to 12 lb. average) per pound 50c PREMIUM BACON (7 to 9 lb. average) per pound 55c PREMIUM BACON (5 to 7 lb. average) per pound 60c Fancy Spring Chickens Per pound Phones 9 and 209 which scored about seven or eight years ago. Mies McCord has been in pictures for some time and has been so successful as to be chdsen to head a corporation which will devote its production entirely to feature films.

Caxon printed a book on "The Game and the Playe of tho Chesse" in 1474. Romans in the time of the Tarqulns wore gemmed rings. Corsets Deptm't 2nd Floor 35c WERE BUSY LAST SATURDAY Last week we said we would be very busy on Saturday and we were. We have every reason to believe that we will be very busy again tomorrow. We will doubly appreciate early orders.

THE BABY BEEF we are receiving shows improvement in quality each week. There is positively no reason now accepting beef of inferior quality. Note Following Lciw Prices on Our Choice Baby Beef: 12ic 14c 15c 18c 25c 28c 35c 25c 35c 12c 28c OUR HOME-MADE BANNER PORK SAUSAGE, MADE FROM FRESH HAMS AND SHOULDERS, POUND, 40c LINK, PER POUND NORDSKOG'S BANNER MARKET KENY0N IS SPEAKER Junior United States Senator From Iowa, William S. Kenyon, to 8peak at LeGrand Tonight Instead of N. E.

Kendall, Republican Candidate For in Names United States Senator William S. Kenyon, of Fort Dodge, will speak at the gymnasium of the LeGrand J. D. Palmer Co, Dry Goods Cloaks Suits THE STORE BEHIND THE GOODS. We are prepared to give you the very best values to be had in Cloaks, Suits, Dresses, Children's Cloaks The showing is the largest and best ever attempted by this store.

Our prices are as low as is consistent with the better we are underpriced it means inferior merchandise. When you take into consideration Style, Quality, Workmanship, we doubt if there are better values in the State of row a than we are showing. Prices Tumbling But don't be confused. Look carefully into the quality the honest with yotir don't buy a $25.00 or $35.00 cloak and think you are getting a $50.00 or $75,00 garment. It's easy to mark a garment $150.00 or $200.00 and drop to $100.00 or $150X0 and then make the desired profit.

It is not the policy of this store to do business this way. garment in this store is marked in plain figures at a legitimate profit. "Once a customer always a customer" is our policy. -v. o- FRESH SIDE PORK, per pound FANCY VEAL STEW per pound FANCY VEAL ROAST per pound FANCY VEAL ROUND OR LOIN per pound FANCY LAMB STEW per pound FANCY LAMB SHOULDERS, (whole) per pound FANCY LAMB ROLL (Boneless) per pound FANCY LEG OF LAMB per pound FANCY LAMB CHOPS per pound t.v£.

COME AND LOOK AND COMPARE PRICES SWIFT'S PREMIUM LARD 2 pound pails, net weight, per pound 5 pound.pails, net weight, per pound 31c 10 pound pails, 8 10 oz. net weight, per pound 30c 50 pound cans, net weight, per pound 29c Swift's Premium Lard for mince pies. Yum! Yum! SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS AND BACON Sugar cured picnic hams, per pound Sugar cured bacon, 3 to 7 lb. average, per pound 30c (This is the kind you like so well. Fresh Oysters, per quart Per gallon, $3.00 A CLEAN MARKET Free Delivery 106 W.

Main "f'Wf iSisJ' school at 8 o'clock tonight in at eat N. Kendall, republican candid for governor, as was annoum County Republican Committee Cht man F. E. Northup was advised forenoon that he had mlsunderstoflj." state headquarters and had therefoi? announced Kendall for the Instead of Senator Senator Kenyon will reach the citp at 6:39 tonight, will remain here fo supper and will be taken by or up Millinery 2nd Floor Mrs. E.

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