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Waist Department

35 Flesh ''and Dark Striped
Satin. Striped Tub Silk, Black
Crepe de Chine and Jap Silk;
Bisque and Mahogany Georgette
Crepe Waists-one and two of a
kind taken from our regular as
sortments and greatly reduced
ior clearance. $2.95 each; were
$5.75 to $S.75.
81 Whlte, Copen and Rose
Batiste Waists; some have or
CANDY Buster Brown Collars. Pc
duced to $1.95 each; were s2.95
and S3.95.
l6 Lingerie Waists in Batiste.
voile and Black Cotton; taken
from our regular stock. $1.OO
each; were s1.95 and S295.
Waist Section, Third floor.
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Bedspreads, $5 Each
Very Specially Priced

20 White Satin finished Bed
spreads, full double-bed size;
good patterns.
Also 1S Corded Dimity Bed
spreads, with scalIoped cut-out
corners; size 8lxoo inches, for
double bed. s. each; were S5.
Bedwear Section. Second floor.
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Metal Window Screens
CSC Each: Were Csc

8 dozen of these Adjustable
Metal-frame Window Screens
black japanned frame with black
wire filing. A very extraordi-
nary offering just when you need
screens.
They are "a inches high. extend
to 81 inches wide.
Screen Doors, heavy H Inch
stock. varnish finish with black
wire filling; size 3x7 feet. $2.3J
each: were $4.
Screen Doors. heavy frames.
galvanized wire filing; size 2.6x
6.6 feet. 1895; each; were $6.
2 Screen Doors. size 2.8x6.8 feet:
galvanized wire filling. $3.3S
each; were $6.
Screen Section. Fifth floor.
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Mems White Canvas and Tan
and Black Calf Oxtords

CREATLY REDUCED
GO pairs White Canvas Oxfords, leather and rubber
soles spring and regulation heels; several different
models. s3.75 pair; $3.50 and $50.
A width l pr. S12 and ! pr H.
widt 81, pr 10 1 pr 1o1E; pr IL
wid 61s, T. pr. ~ 1 pr S1s PR g.
1 IL.
3 91..
l 91s, 10. 2 prs H.
"a pairs Tan Calf Oxfords, round toe and Neoln
SOLE with rubber heels $6.75 pair; were S1l.
A / pr T., 91s. 10,
I
G width . prs s Y ". 2
" D widths-sizes 1 pr s. pr. ss 10.
/.
So pairs Black Calfskin Oxfords, round toe model
Neolin soes and rubber heels. $6.75 pair $II.
A wdth-szes. 9. pr 10. pr 10h.
1 II. - -,
10. 101e. l H.
widt prs.6 61. Z. ~, 4 prs g.
prs. 10. 101s l pr. IL
Dwdt s. 6s 8. S3s, prs 3,
TO-. 101s. l H.
Mems Shoes Firsfo
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Dress Section

Black and Navy Taffeta
Dresses; sizes SO to AZ. $3.50
each: were $3.50.
I White Shantung Sports Dress
with white Angora collar, Guns
and pockets; size 81. $50; was
s65.
White Shantung Sports Dress.
trimmed with Gobelin blue; size
Sc. S3J; was SIS.
l Green Fan-ta-Si and White
Crepe de Chine Silk Sports Dress;
size 3S. S45; was sS5.
Gold Tricolette Dress with
vest of French blue; size 36.
$3.50; was $50.
Black Tricole:te Dress, with
collar and cuffs of pleated white
georgette; size "a. S35; was $50.
Dress Section, Third floor.
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80 Chiidren's White
Wolfe, Poplin and Rep
Dresses, one-piece or
waist styles, finished with
colored shocking and
some with collar and cuffs
of contrasting shade;
sizes 2 to 6 years. $3.95
each; were $3.50 to So 50.
40 Children's White
M a dras and Wolfe
Dresses, high waist style
finished with lace edging
around neck and sleeves ;
sizes 3 to E years. $l.95
each; were $2.65 to ST.
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Women's Suits

Navy and Black Taffeta
Suits. belted models. with novelty
pockets. $3.50 each; were $45.
Silk Tricolette Suits, made
with long sport coats and full
cut skirts; long rolling collars
and novelty pockets; one tan.
size S6; one navy, size 3S. $500
each; were $95.
10 Spring Suits, in fine trico-
tines. velours, homespuns and
checks. Good models and desir-
able shades; broken sizes, "a to
A. $29.75 each; were s55 and $50.
Rose Cartridge Silk Suits;
sport models. with long rolling
collar and patch pockets: full
cut skirts; sizes "a to SO, $3.50
each; were $40
Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
100 Copies Two Great
Books on Physical
Culture, Csc Each

Physical Health Culture. a pop
ular manual of bodily exercises
and home gymnastics. by Prof.
Fourman. Chapters on the mus
cles. lungs, home gymnastics,
eating and drinking, diet cures,
baths and massage, dress, walk
ing and running, swimming. etc,
for men and women; thirty full
page illustrations, 1877 pages,
strong cloth binding.
Special price. 25c copy.
United States Army Physical
Exercises. Revised for the use
of the civilian by Prof. Donovan.
These exercises are taken from
the Infantry Drill Regulations of
the United States Army and are
practically the Setting Up Exer-
cises. Full directions for using
and practicing the setting-up
exercises in ones own home;
illustrated by thirty full-page
plates. together with 81 pages of
general hints, gymnastics and a
complete menu or training table
for the entire week for each
meal; strong cloth binding.
Special price, 25c copy.
Book Section. Second floor.
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Wonaen's Skirts

25 Wash Skirts in plain or
fancy weave Gabardine and
Linene; gathered or tailored
models: plain or fancy pockets;
sizes 23 to 33 waist measure.
$3.50 each; were SIS.
2 White Washable Flannel
Skirts; gathered models, with
tailored pockets and wide belts:
sizes % to 81 waist measure,
$3.50 each; were $3.50.
10 Accordion-p plated satin
Skirts in navy and black only;
sizes. 81 to 33 waist, $12.5O each;
were $3.50.
Skirt Section. Third floor
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Asbestos Table Mats

60-inch Round Asbestos Table
Mats, soiled. 81 each; were $40.
1 54-inch Round Asbestos Mat,
$3.50; was 50.
5O-inch Round Asbestos Mats.
"a each; were $3.50.
1 4s-inch Round Asbestos Mat,
81: was $3.50.
42-inch Round Asbestos Mats,
1915 each; were $3.50.
Linen Section, Second floor.
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Trunks and Bags

2 Women'S Full Size Wardrobe
Trunks. S:9.75 each: were S35.
Women's Full Size Wardrobe
Trunks, %54.75 each, were S62.
Mems Wardrobe Trunk, $95;
was $135.
/ Mems Wardrobe Trunk.
$3.50; was 800.
. Women's Dust-proof Ward
robe Trunks, $3.50 each; were
$50.
Light weight Black Leather
Boston Bags, leather lined, $4.95
each; were 81.
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Friday Sale of Boys Wear

120 pairs w a S h a b | e
Knickerbockers, made of
durable, cool fabrics all
first quality and from
regular stock; sizes 8 to
Is. $l.65 pair. Were up
to $3.75.
SO Boys Wash Suits;
broken sizes only
mostly 3, 4 and S year
sizes. $2.45 each. Were
up to $3.50.
Is Boys Washable n
fabric that will stand free
16 years. $5.75 each; wer'
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
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60 Swiss and Voile
Summer Kirconos,
S275 Each

Some are made loose breakfast
coat style and others belted with
elastic; part of them have collars
and cuffs. others plainly finished
and a limited number daintily
trimmed with satin ribbon. They
are of white dotted Swiss and
colored figured and plaid voiles.
White Dotted Swiss kimonos.
breakfast coat style with plated
neck and sleeve ruffling. pockets
and belt: some are neglige style
with large collar and novelty
pockets. S4.75 each; were $6-15.
10 Silk and Cotton Crepe XII
monos, slip-over or loose kimono
style, embroidered in colors of
.ose. light blue and lavender.
$3.50 each; were $1,000.
Neglge Section. Third floor.
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36 High-Grade
Chair Cushions
S2.95 Each

Formerly $3.50 and $3.50
These cushions are made for
the Bar Harbor style willow
chair, have 21a Inch boxing and
finished with 10 buttons on either
side. Very attractively covered
with damask, velvets, reps, cre-
tonnes and other materials.
Upholstery Section. Fifth floor.
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IS Doz. Pairs Won1en's s
Silk Hose

0PcCIdI, ~1.OO dII
Full-fashioned, regular made
Silk Hose with Isle thread tops
and double soles. toes and heels.
In black, white and good
variety of colors.
They are of irregular weave.
but if perfect would be marked
at $3.50 pair. Full range of sizes.
Hosiery Section, First floor.
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jersey Sport Suits

10 Wool Jersey Sport Suits of
excellent quality material; patch
pockets .notched collars and
belted models; colors. tan, rosa,
green. brown and black mixtures;
sizes "a to a. $y3.75 each; were
$35.
Suit Section. Third floor.
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Friday is particularly busy day no,o
since it is the last shopping day of the .Deek
closed all day Saturday.
kodaks and
Sporting Goods
Greatly Reduced

10 Vest Pocket kodaks. $7.75
each: were S9.49.
Is Prs. Goggles for automobile
ing. 2Jc each: were 81.
10 Prs. Goggles for automobile
ing, 15c each; were SOC.
40 Sweat Caps for tennis and
sports, lie each; were Soc
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth floor.
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Friday Special Sale
Lace Vestees

dozen Lace Vestees with tux
edo collar and ruffles down the
front. We consider them ex-
ceptional at the price. Special
S1.25 each.
And the following:
"a Net Vestees. with tucks and
lace rufiles. Special. 81 each.
80 Plaid Gingham VesteeS,
with fiat collars. ruffled trim
med, 75c each; were $1.50.
10 Gingham Collar and Cuff
Sets, pink and blue plaid. ruff1ed
trimmed with fat collars, 75c
each; were $1.25.
Neckwear Section, First floor.
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Dozen Enve1obe Chenuse, Sbec;a1. $395
Women s Summer Shoes,
81. Is Pair

They Were Originally Priced From 81 to SIG
There probably twenty different styles grouped
together in this lot for clearance-and the price is
low enough to make the sale decisive You know
we'll the quality of Footwear offer, the only thing
to look for is your size and style.
Plain Pumps Tongue Pumps Oxford Ties, with
and welt soles French, Cuban and Military heels
Patent Coltskin Brown Ca1fskin
Black Kidskin White Reienskin
Brown Kidskin White Buckskin
White Reignslsin Buck Pumps and Oxfords-Sizes
AAA; A. S. 81. 61l and AA; 3, 3H, T. AZ S, 81, 6.
6 and ~ B. 2H, 3l a. A. 5, and c. g. so, 6, 81
and 71l D.
White Canvas Buck High Shoes-sizes AZ AA;
4H 5H 81 A; 81. 4z 61z and B; 2z to c; ~,
3, 81. a. s. 5z, 6K and D.
Patent Leather Pumps and Oxfords-5 and AA 3H A;
4H c.
Brown Kidskin Pumps and Oxfords4z S. 51l and AA;
4, A. s. 5E and 7 A; B; 4 and AZ c.
Brown Calfskin-5 and 5H AAA; 5 AA; 2H, 4 and 7 c.
Gun Metal Cafskin Pumps and Oxfords-5 AAA; ~,
and 51l AA; and ~ A; g. T. ~, 5l and B: 2H 3H,
and C; AZ D.
Black Kidskn Pumps and Oxfords-Sizes AZ. and AA
g. 3H T. AZ and 61l A; 2H. 4 and B and c.
omenssh
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Women's Silk Cloves
Special. 75c Pair

Ten dozen pair two-clasp Silk
Gloves. in white and black onIv-
with three rows of self embroi->
derry. Sizes 5k~ to TX.
Glove Section, First floor
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100 Dozen Pair Infants and Children s
NOckS Special, Csc Pair

Fine quality SilkLisle Socks in white with colored
striped tops Sizes to o1a.
10 dozen pairs Misses Silk Stockings with Isle
tops, in white only: semi-fashioned; sizes to 91l
$1.5O pair; were S2.25
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Women s Silk Chen1ise

At Exceptionally Lou Prices
Dozen Enve1obe Chenuse, Sbec;al S495
Soft Washable Flesh Satin Chemise camsole and
styles dantily trimmed with several of lace
insertion and edgng with deep fold of embroidered
combined with fine French valenciennes lace mita
tion cluny lace with soft shrng forming empire effect
3 Dozen Enve1obe Chen,;se. Special, $6.95
: Flesh Crepe de Chine and Satin Envelope Chemse, in
exqusely appealing styles either camsole
models; of the bodces elaborately formed of
broidered and shred vaencenne lace in
sertion and edging; in loose and empire styles
Dozen Enve1obe Chen1'se. Special. S2.95
Flesh and White Crepe de Chine and Satin Chemse,
with camsole top and ribbon simply trimmed
and others elaborate vaencennes lace medaons and
of imitation et ace still others tailored and have French
fold and hand embroidery.
Dozen Enve1obe Chem,se, Special. $3-95
Corset and eamsole styles in flesh and white
chine trimmed with va1enciennes imitation let lace
tailored effect. with French fold fine tucing and
with inset of embroidered georgette
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% Swinging Han,nocks
$3.50 Each: Were $3.50

Close-woven, Durable Swinging
mmocks. complete with pill
low and stretcher.
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
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Women S Cowns, Chemise and Bloomeys
at Price Savings That Are Remarkable

We obtained the lot unexpectedly, but very gladly
accepted all could get, the prices being much
lower than generally asked for like qualities. The
values typical undermuslin sale values of This
store-that is sufficient to tell women they priced
extremely low.
Nainsook Gowns, Special s1.S5-24 dozen, in low V,
and round neck styles short sleeve and sleeveless
with Vaencennes hlet and embroidery trimmed tailored
styles finished with colored stitching and shrring forming
empire effect.
Nainsook Envelope chemise, Special s1s52o DOZENS
camsoe and corset styles of several variations lace
and embroidery trimmed effective styles have
CANDY embroidered insets combined with lace.
Null Bloomers, Special 95cn flesh, blue orchid and
white plain fancy figured tailored and finished
with pcoting and hemstitching.
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10Y Mems Hot Weather Suits
en- IN Eoob. VZoro S22 5O md sos

Genuine Palm Beach Cloths Mofalrs Eureka
Tweed Outing Cloth and Linen Crashes-the choicest OF
the array OF summer fabrics of mems suits
Made in standard sack models and double-breasters
and beters of exceptionally smart styling
Tans grays browns, blues. greens and sand shades
OF light medium and dark variations.
There is decisive individuality in the class OF tai
loring of every su-all the excellence that an expert
can put there They among the finest hot weather
suits
Sizes ...T 55 81 S. 36 81 3S SO 40 AZ q 46
Regular - i IS Is IS + II 2 ! I'LL
Longs ...... - - - Z - - - -
Cadets ......I l 81 / III
Stouts ILSl
Mems Sports Suits hand tailored, Is lined and silk
sleeve Innings beautiful dark coloed fabres with plaid
dark herrngbone effects single
breasted ST. So and 80 regulars S4S5 each S95
Sports Goats OF English herringbone fabric, single
breasted model Canadian pockets and leather buttons
way belt light and heather color Sizes 40 and AZ
$3.50 each; $4,000
Mel First
Evening star., 1920-07-15

IS dozen Boys Blouses
-serviceable fabrics and
good colors for everyday
wear ; broken sizes 7 to II
years. Csc each. Were
$1.25.
90 Boys Straw Hats
navy, black and natural
shades; small, medium
and large shapes, Csc
each. Originally up to S..
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Remnant Day merchandise not sent G.
o. D. or on Approval; not returnable or
e1chcngeable; mail or phone orders not
accepted.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
A
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Women Washington learned when this weekly economy oc
Week this day
seldom equad
Day mecandse
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Wornen's Silk Umbrellas
Special at $3.50

50 of these 25-inch Silk Um-
brellas, with the new short
handle and club ferrule;
shades of navy, purple, green
and black. Special price, $3.50
each, plus tax.
Umbrella Section. First floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
GREATER WHEELING
DOES NOT BECOME
A REALITY TODAY
No Decision by Circuit Judges on Motion
To Dissolve Judge Poffcnbargers
Restraining Order

Grrai,r Wheeling viii not h"""m"
reality today as SChchui"d. Tn" tenn
.uoriiry mjuuCiIOH ErHl.j"i by supreme
court Judge. Cirurj,C t.. I'nI"nhArGcr. 80
poIu, Pleasant, ". Va. Is SiIll III "p'r
atlun. and Will prevent tn" realization ~
tho, Will If the great mass Of the people
of this district Tho motion 10 dissolve
IN" Injunction - at present under au-
ylsom"ni ny tn" judges of tn" circuit
court. Judge r. NJ. Nddl'man and Judge
! Il. Sou,rvlIlc. II - not known whcn
tho iniunCtIuu will h" dissolved by ihr
circuit court ir AT all. hut whatever
tho result Of the motion to dissolve ~"
Injunction. Il is certain that the case
viii b., taken L. IN" Supr"m" court.
Tho opponents # Greater Wheeling
have fought III" matter in both tho cir
cult and supreme courts. and have hc"n
refused an injunction IhrcC SucCcSSlN"
times. Their fourth attempt Noted th"m
a temporary !nJunCtjon at tho hands or
Suprcmc Court Judge HofcnharE"r.
Thor grounds for asking a restraining
action ar, that tho Greater Wheeling aCs
did not receive tho three readings nee
rssary Ia legal passage Of tn" hill az
tho hands of the stat" house of dele
gatrs and that tho order calling for an
election did not mention Wheeling.
These grounds arc purely technical. and
il is hoped by tho proponents Of the act
that they will rot hc held sufficient for
granting an injunction in face al I'll"
Overwhelming majority by which tho
hill was ratified.
If tho case IS taken 10 the sur-"mc
court II Will likely be called on or about
tho 10Th Of January.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01

Myra r. Mon,gvmcry IS &C Eolc,Ill"
OHIO.
Nrcolo Hrsci q. and Dominica Cricya.
20. both Of Wheeling.
Charles huffman. 81. "t Hamilton. and
Louis Sturu So uf Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
COUNTY COURT
Licensed 70 wed.

Joha j. Flatlcy. -. and PrrsIIIa Ait
ken. -. both ur Wheeling.
Frank Gullcy. -. Of ECllalr". and
Nellie smith. ~. Of Wheeling.
John Shustrr. -, and Ella NJ. RothE
%. both Of canton.
VIM. Il. kuglcr. -. II Rayland. and
Ella Frances Earr. -. Of MCkccs port.
Orvci X. Ilaymcn. -, oc Lore city D.
and Edna T.. Perry. ~ SalcSvillr q.
Angus J. smith. -. of Martins Ferry.
and Anna Bath -. of OHIO county.
Harry VI. Smith. -. uf Who"lInE. and
Rose Jane Sctt"llr. Of Valley GroNc.
Edwin NJ Stuckor' -. and Ethel !.
McMillru -. Of ErIdGevillc. IA.
Herman !. Webb 81. Of Clcv, land. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
TOLEDO SCALE co,
IN new QUARTERS
.. II. MeGhee, General Manager Here,
Announces Splendid Now Display.

The Toledo Scales company has OPEN
I'D new display Office rooms at 1888 Main
street which hav" been rcdc"orat"i.
rrpainted and divided into prtvat" Of
ficcs. repair department and other -
SentialS IN rho equipment of thoroughly
up-to-dat" shop. p. II. Mc';hc". man.
aEer Of the district offIC" Of tn" COM
pany here. who has been III CharC" for
the past eleven years, during whicn
they have occupied Offices AT Twelfth
street. under The Peoples Eank build
Ing. has been responsible" for tn" grow,
and development OF IN" business h"r".
and nc announces that when all Of m"
equipment IS received tho new office
and plant Will BE- probably one Of tn"
finest OF its kind in this part Of tn"
country. as everything from on" once
of spice TO thirty tons If steel. will D."
provided for in weighing facilities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-01
NON-SUPPORT CASE

Guy InGhrdrn was arrested yesterday
on A charge "f u"n.SupnOrt and lodged
IN tho county ldIl. II" WA brought :"
the city from th' u. & y. rest house -
Holloway. o. HIS wife is At present lIN-
ing in Now Mart:nsvillr. AMI working
IN Chc ohio Valley hospital there,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-06
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Nov. 6.
cattles-Receipts 900: market for
week common beef steers % to so
cents lower: others 80 cents to LOO
lower: she stock steady to % cents
lower: Gamers Is to 20 cents lower;
bulls steady: calves 100 to zoo high
err; stockers and feeders mostly 20
cents lower: stock cows and @eifers
steady. stock Gamers unevenly high
err
Hogs-Receipts S00 market active.
uneven. generally steady; good to
choice and good to medium heavy
weight hogs 1925 to 1865; top 1905.
Sheep-Receipts $50: market for
week, sheep mostly SO cents higher;
ycarlings mostly 80 to rs cents high
er: lambs % to 40 cents higher:
feeding lambs steady to % cents
higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-06
Notice of Hearing.

Notice is hereby given that the
Iowa River and Light Power Com
pany, under the provision of chap
ter "a Of the acts OF the SD general
assembly Of Iowa, has made applica-
ton at the board of supervisors of
Marshall county, Iowa, for the right
to erect transmission lines for the
conducting Of electricity to consist Of
poles and wires along the public
highways Of Marshall county, Iowa,
as follows, to-Wit: From the city
limits of Liscomb, west on the road
thru the center of township II ap-
proximately quarter Of mile into
IL, then south following the main
road thru. II and IA half mile into
90, then west approximately a half
mile, then south to the township line
at point where the main road
crosses the east and west center line
of section IA east approximately q
mile and quarter, also east from
the mail road on the section line be-
tween IA and % and IS and "a, and
along the south side of %, west a
half mile and east along the south
side of % and "a to the southeast
corner of "a, all Of which is in Lis
comb township. Beginning the north
side of section 26 Iowa township on
the main road south to the south
line of section 26, then east and west
along the south side Of 81 and rs ap-
proximately a quarter mile into %
then north between 26 and % all of
which is in Iowa township.
t. c~ixy
application will be heard by the
board Of supervisors at the court
house in Marshal1town, Iowa, in the
county of Marshall.on the 10th day of
November, A. D. 1920, at the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. George Enderley, county audi
tor of Marshall county, Iowa. Iowa
River Light & Power Company. BY
Marshall Electric Company, their
agents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-06
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Nov. 6.
Cattle-Receipts $50: market, COM
pared with n week ago, 25 to so cents
higher; grass and range beef and
butcher cattle mostly 80 cents high
er: heavy feeders % to so cents
higher; others and stoclSers and
more.
Hogs Receipts $500: market
steady to- 10 cents lower; bulk OF
sales 1890 to 1916; top 1880.
Sheep-Receipts 500; market COM
pared with n week ago, lambs 80
cents lower; yearlings and sheep
mostly % cents lower: feeding grades
IS to SO cents lower,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-06

slack demand generally have brought
about the present position in the
commodity and mercantile world. In
cidental to n remarkably sane argu-
ment before the committee of seven
teen yesterday. julius Barnes proved
that wheat has not, declined rela-
lively as much as other grains. His
argument for the present method of
marketing grain is clear and logical,
and should be read by every one In
terested in marketing. The current
number of the Country Gentleman
also argues against price fixing,
which Mr.. Barnes characterized yes
terday as wartime necessity only.
A seventy five year old system. de-
veloped under natural laws of supply
and demand. must not be junked at
the word of few thoroughly honest
but comparatively inexperienced the
orists.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-06
Marshantown Sales
& Commission Go.
Market Sale in
MarShalltOWn
Saturday, November Is

Cattle--One farmer has listed -
head Of COWS and heifers, another
farmer has listed 10 head Of young
cattle, another farmer has listed Is
head of splendid steers. We expect
60 head o. cattle for this sale. Bring
any cattle you have for sale.
Hogs-VVe have listed about 40
head of shoats, few thin sows and
several head of male hogs. Bring
any hogs you have for sale.
Horseshoe have listed a good
BUNCH Of work and driving horses
If you have any horses you don't
need you had better sell them than
to feed them all winter.
Miscellaneous Articles = Buggies
wagons, harness. furniture and other
miscellaneous articles. We sell
everything at these market sales
Bring anything you want to dispose
OF.
Remember the date, Saturday, Nov