Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
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CITY IN BRIEF

Il CITY IN BRIEF !
Or. Billiard, osteopath, 2s w. Main.
Fresh oysters. Workshops Banner
Market.
For sale. dry hard chunk and codr
wood. F. l.. Meeker.
Free! Ten certificates with each
dollar purchase. United Cigar Store.
II --------.- 49,
Close-in corner for sale. See elias
sitied ad page. J. Tuffree, fremont
block.
American Club dance, American
hall, Saturday evening. Sept. 25.
Committee
Real bargains In millinery at Cites
variety store 90 West Main street,
Advertisement.
Special for Saturday, $3.50 hats
for $3.50. 200 West Main street-Ad-
vertisement.
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Real bargains in millinery at Ottes
variety store, 90 West Main street.
At'SSlitNul.
Laborers wanted for lawn grading
at Elmwood Country Club, southwest
Of town. Leon win.
III you are planning to buy violin
this fall, be sure to look over our
line. c. f. pickard.
We are Offering very good dark
green window shade this week Mt 10
cents each. Carter's Economy store.
Mrs. Mary Borden. OF LaGrange.
Ill.,, is In the city as O. guest at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. E. r.
Lay.
Have your plumbing done before
cold weather. A. c. Burgess. plumbing
and heating. East State street.
Phone 1894.
When you are wanting nice dolls
or doll heads call and see us, as we
have, heavy stock of them right
now. Carriers Economy store.
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We have beautiful line OF hat
ters' plush sailors, regular s25 values
for SIS to SIS. Cali in and see them
Goldsmith's Millinery, 121 East State
street.
Try a siegel's musical menagerie
for the children. 1t will help you
while teaching them to play the
piano. Very small children can use
1t. c. r. Pickard.
We have just received a crate Of
japanese fruit and sandwich baskets.
and the price is Very low. Is cents to
65 conts each. assorted styles and
sizes. carter's Economy store.
Wanted. 500 automobile owners to
know the merits of the G. P. cutout.
Let us show them to you. Battery
charging station: machine work:
storage and repairing: service car
day or night. Hewitt's garage.
Il Rev. A. A. Couser, presiding elder
OF the Des Moines district Of the
Evangelical church and former pas
tor here. will preach at the First Uni
ted Evangelical church tonight. Rev.
w. r. Oursel of Des Moines, another
former local pastor OF the demonina-
ton. will also speak at the meeting
that begins at O'Clock.
Barney Gerard's 'Some Show"
featuring Tommy ('.Zozo") Snyder,
comes to the Odeon tonight. An ALL
star cast supporting Snyder is kept
going at a lively pace thruout the
entire performance, for Barney Ger
ard, the author and producer OF the
show, like George NJ. Conan. makes
his company dash thru space 4 like
freshmen attending their first fire.
j Set this to score OF bright. and
catchy music and you have an ex-
i element. approximatins an automo-
bile gait, and makes you glad you
are alive. Odeon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. H. Guerin. Of
Caldwell. Idaho and formerly ot
Fearing, who have been here for q
few day1 visit with the latter's Sis
ter, Mrs. Mark Moler, and family,
went Thursday evening to Gearing,
where they will visit Mrs. Guerin's
4 brothers. John and Neil Crawford,
and numerous other relatives. Mr..
/ Guerin says that crops In Idaho have
been very bountiful this season.
/ Wheat fields near Caldwell have gone
fifty and even seventy bushels to the
acre, the oats crop was good. and
the hay crop better than normal.
with an average yield of six tons per
acre. Apples are big crop in the
Boise river valley, and many Of the
trees are SO loaded with fruit that
limbs have been propped up or the
apples removed before ripening.
/ Potatoes have yielded as high as 500
4 bushels to the acre and are being
| sold now by the grower at $40 per
hundredweight sacked. with sacks
worth IL cents. At retail potatoes
are selling at 2 cents per pound, or
| $3.50 per buShel.