Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-13


Three lineal descendants Of John
Alden appear in the Gust Committee.
Teach your boy and girl history by
taking them 20 the Odeon next We'd
snesday night. Tho Pageant Of the
Z Pilgrims" faithfully depicts the cos
tunes and customs of three hundred
years ago. COMMITTEES.
~ Don Sung makes hens lay. Scien-
tifically compounded to make ball
sanced tonic and regulator for hens,
and to stimulate egg laying. Comes in
], SO cent and 81. sizes. For sale at 812
East Main street. Roskepf & Kopel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Meyer, Of
Fairfield are the parents Of daugh-
I ter, Ruth Eleanor. born at their
home Sunday. Mrs. Meyer was
formerly Miss Esther Wilson, Of this
city, daughter of Mr. ,,nd Mrs. c. E.
Wilson. This is their second child
Miss Ethel Rank was hostess at
her home, 1011 West Church street,
to twelve guests Saturday night.
ment and three-coluse supper was
served by Mrs. John Rank and Mrs
Thomas Stotts. Christmas decora-
tions were used.
Fresh picnic hams, II cents per
pound; fresh skinned hams, 20 cents
per pound; neck ribs, four pounds for
20 cents; spare ribs, Is cents per
pound; pork chops, 80 cents per
pound; beef roast, II cents per
pound; fresh oysters, Is cents per
quart. Nordskog's Banner Market.
Pageant Of the Pilgrims" at od-
con Wednesday, Dec. 70. This Is not
being presented to make profit, but
an admission must b., charged to
cover tho rather heavy cost Of pro-
! duction. Reserved seat sale at the
box office Tuesday morning, rs cents
and so cents. General admission, rs
cents. Committee.
The committee Of the Marshall
town Club, which was, appointed to
take up the question Of support for
the Glacier Trail, has decided to
make thorough investigation Of the
organization supporting the trail,
and. II 1t appeared to be a substan-
.tial ana permanent organization, to
take steps to see that the trail
passes thru Marshalltown, otherwise
to give 1t no support.
You arc cordially invited to meet
Miss Rose Byrne, the welI-known
fashion authority, from New York at
our Mccall pattern department. She
will be here to give you style sugges-
tions from Paris and New York and
to demonstrate the ease with which
you can reproduce them in your own
home. Consult her freely and without
charge. She will be here Tuesday
and Wednesday. Levin Dry Goods
Company.
You are cordially invited to meet
Miss Rose Byrne, tlus well-known
fashion authority, from New York at
our Mccall pattern department. She
will be here to give you style sugges-
tions from Paris and New York and
to demonstrate the cas-, with which
You can reproduce them in your own
home. Consult her freely and without
charge. She will be here Tuesday
ano Wednesday. Levin Dry Goods
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Benedict, and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Crabtree left
Saturday for Pasadena, Calf The
Benedicts have rented a furnished
house there for the winter Automo-
biles belonging to F. Fl. Benedict, w.
N. Dickerson and A. C. Diller were
shipped Wednesday. Frank Benedict
rejoices that he Is to live within two
blocks Of the rogue grounds in Pasa-
dena and T. I. Wasson already looks
upon 1t as long wait until January
when he will be headed for the same
place, taking Mrs. Wasson along for
company. Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Rene-
dict also expect to join the colony
later.