Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-22


clothes cleaned, pressed ana repairst
by us. We call and deliver. CIT,
Panatori1n.
Homemade pure pork sausage. 80
cents pound. bulk or link. Central
Meat Market, 10 South First avenue
Phone 522 or 215e.
| Dutch bulbs have arrived. Plan,
now for that spring garden OF tulips
hyacinths. daffodils. James L. Den
mead Flower Shop.
/ Apples. oranges, bananas. lemons
hgs. dates and q full line Of groceries
and -four at Eli North Thirteenth
treet. Phone 27. Summit Cash
Grocery.
Just received. 100 pounds Of al
oerts. for sale at the wholesale price
OF 20 cents pound. Better order
four pounds while they last. Phone
No. ~. Summit Cash Grocery.
Any one having articles to donate
for Central Church Of Christ rum.
mage sale, call red 1865. will call TO,
them Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment
reserve your plate TOR the Boreisn
Relations dinner at 7. M. g. A, Mon
day Oct. 25 at e:I5 plates 75 cents.
Men and their wives invited. Make
reservations by Saturday. Commits
ltee.
Come in and look over our pure
wool samples before you select your
new suit and overcoat. We can give
you real tailoring and real value.
City Panatorium.
Dinnerware Is steadily advancing
but wo still have quantity which
we are Offering at the old price
Come In and see our stock, If you
want to save money. Carters Econo-
my Store.
4 See the big line Of army blankets
at the Army and Navy Store before
you buy your supply Of winter blan-
.Ekets. They are made Of the best WOO
obtainable. and are In perfect condi-
tton.-Adverttsement.
j Have you seen our iMx1ish teapot.
in Halls fireproof CHINA? If you
haven't, you're missing something
They're really wonderful, and are
useful as well as ornamental. Car
ters Economy Store.
/ We are able to offer for your ap-
proval at this time the most complete
stock Of aluminium ware we have ev-
er had. Roasters, percolators. and tes
kettles are just a few Of the articles
we have. Carter's Economy Store.
D. M. Cakerice has just bought
another wagon load Of wild grapes
from the Indians. This viii probably
be the last lot he will be able to get
this season, so it will pay you to get
these while they last.-Advertise-
ment.
The Joy Of pleasing you with our
work is a large part Of the COM
pensation we receive for making your
photographs. Early sittings for
Christmas photographs will be great
ly appreciated. Quality studio, 2sO
East Main street.
The Rock Valley Social Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Glen Kurtz. southeast Of the
city. The afternoon was spent So
cially and with music. The hostess
served refreshments and was as
sisted by Mrs. Tenus Olson.
Owing to the scarcity of freight
cars, D. M. Cakerice has as yet been
unable to get thru his shipments of
1 onions and. potatoes, and does not
know his price on these vegetables
yet. However, he will have on dis
play Monday the stocks he will offer,
and will then be able to quote prices.
-Advertisep1ent.
The Mid Country Circle met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Duff, four miles northeast of the
city. Ten were present. The time
was spent socially, and the hostess
was assisted in serving by Mrs. Fred
Schultz. The next meeting Of the
club will be with Mrs. Otto Eich
Nov. 8.
There will be special sale In
Montour all next week for the bene-
fit and convenience Of the millinery
buyers there. Mrs. Korns will be
there with q full line of trimmed
hats, in connection with the Gold
smith Millinery Of this city, and will
be very glad to assist the ladies In
| selecting the models most suttable
for them. Goldsmith's Millinery, 121
East State street.
One Of the most interesting amuse-
ment news items OF the current sea
son is the announcement that the
Sonora Grand Opera Company is tc
appear in a grand opera performance
at the Odeon Theater Monday night
presenting III Trovatore" under un-
usually auspicious circumstances
and with all the eclat Of metropou-
! tan opera season. The Sonora COM
pany comes to this city fresh from
many triumphs won In South
America and in many Of the cities OF
the United States and Canada. Odeon.