'Leaderl$MQrcheatra«. derby hats than ever before. Walpurgls Night The human hearty is at it^be^ in NOTICE There must |fc no despotism of leadership, In Germany "Walpurgls night"—the There are men who keep their linen moments ?of -pudderf tenderness t&at not even In art, is the decree night preceding the flnrt day of May— Big Rumipage Sale at G. A. Kr scrupulously clean—but they touch it to tears and fill it with a of the soviets. So In Moscow they have corresponds to Hallowe'en In this Hall Friday and Saturday. Splen«did ought to send/ their minds to the vast unreasoning love. concerts given by orchestras without country, and considering that All The Floral Club met Monday afternooii laundry also. clothing, shoes and other useful conductors. The soviet papers insist Saints' day was originally kept on the with Mrs. H. A. Avery. More CADDILAC CAR FOR SALE—As I articles for men, women and children. Best Krispyr Crackers, 14c per ib. We suppose that a prohibition officer to that the perforn^ancesii were: just as first of May, there would appear be than thirty* were present. Mrs. H. Square Deal Grocery Store*. 40'1-c could called a dry cleaner. have no use for the new 7'ipassenger Don't fail to attend this big: good and, what 4sNnore, the dignity but 'little donbt that Hallowe'en and kurlbnrt, /vice-president, presided What the world needs, today is touring car which I .won-in the R07 of the performers w&s-safeguarded by sale- ^. 40-1 W. Walpurgls have a commonr.orlgtn, Mrs. C. S Ashton J^nd Mrs. Mil-,' .at the meeting. A good program was the kbsencej of the coitdbefeor, vyl^h his morefajth-in hviman nature and Jess American Legjolifpiawing, which, doubtless* .dates back to the Chester dred Snyder Newman went to Min Mrs. E. C. Banfield sang batoh, a sytjhbol of Intolerable Tendered. earliest belief In a personal and all* in th^ pow^r.'o£ mdney. I will dispose of same atfa treasonable Advertisings the art of making, neapolis Monday for a few days visit to'free mpn| a group of folk songs, Mrs. "Smith powerful Evil one. If/^P|J- !makisr yourself your best price. Martin Aarhus, Hayfield, others think a? you think about yoiar with friends. V' The soviet presa^idds that tHese performances Davison read a paper on "Europe The Oerman 'peasants believe that friend, ^rou are -going to be mighty Minn. Call Phone 71-2. product constitute the musical as Comes Across," and Mrs. Hurlburt on Walpurgls night there Is a witch lonesome^r" Mrs. J. H. Mayer an4 daughter, well! as the political Ideal. festival, or gathering of evil spirits read a paper on "Protective Immigration." There -Are .all kinds of people in Dorothy, are visiting: relatives in on the summit of the Bracken, in the BIG this world including those who Chicago, and Lansing, Mich., for a Hartz mountains, and the malign Influence Gas Consumption Soars. Mrs. E. C. Rebman and Mrs. Nathan havn't time to say a kind word about couple of weeks. 5 of this convocation is believed The daily average consumption of Banfield Jr., entertained a company anybody. Apples Apples to be felt all over1 the surrounding gasoline in the United States has increased Mrs. Ralph Decker and Mrs. F. A. of ladies Monday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Mackie of Blooming country. It was an* old custom, and 69 per cent in five years. During the home of M#s. Rebman. A delicious Schneider and daughter of Mason still observed In some places, to light the first quarter of 1918 the average Prairie is spending a few days at the City spent the week-end at the |eo, three course luncheon was great bonfires- of straw 'or brush on daily consumption was 7,083,000 home of Mrs. W. Williams. She was Near the C. M. & St. Paul Ry. served at one o'clock, Stovers being that night, to drive tfw'ay the spirits of gallons. During the first quarter A. Hormel home. also a guest at the Episcopal church darkness supposed to be hovering In of 1922 it was 11,883.000 gallons. laid for nineteen. Bridge- was played party given Wednesday at the home Miss Gladys Jenson and Miss the air. $1.25 a Basket thru the afternoon, Mrs. Arnold of Mrs. Roy Holmes. Ma vine Pooler from Carleton College, Johnsbn winning the prize. When you tear the other chap A KODAK ON THE Northfield, spent the week end ''Walking" Millinery Shop* Bring Your Sack down, remember you are laying a with their parents. HIGHWAY In a certain section of Mexico there poor foundation for yourself. are women who wear 150 hats at one There is nothing sadder than the Just received a new assortment of •time. They are "walking" millinery -You don't have to be a second IN FULL SWING Metallic Cloth Hats for Friday and shops. Christopher Columbus in order to Saturday. Fisch's Millinery. 40-1-c Instead of "setting up shop," the dscover the faults of your fellow men. Mexican woman carries her store Don't tell us the world isn't progressing. around with her. The hats, which are Mrs. E. S. Batocock, who has been Canvassing Entire City Fewer men are wearing Hn of light straw, are for sale, and the visiting Austin »friends for a few IIIIIIMlllllUIIIHJIUli .IllllllllilllllllllUimilll walking millinery shop often carries days left Sunday for Manning, Iowa, Workers Secure Many about fifty bastes ts with her besides. WYW iffi A JL pcVTVv"VTV%TTTtjttTTWT A jf. A A A A A Jf« A A where she will visit her ^parents for PARK TOURING Memberships. And the basket? are not small fancy a few days before returning to her affairs, but oftentimes are of half' home in Los Angeles, Calif. bushel size. It is usually the Indian The Sixth Annual Red Cross Roll women who do this, and the hats and Mr. and Mrs. Hugfi Towhey and Call has been in progress since last baskets are woven in most attractive Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bronson drove Indian designs. THEATRE Saturday and is meeting with success, over from Stewartville Monday and The prices of these hand-made articles according to reports from the are very low. Baskets that would are guests of Mrs. Towhey's sister, teams conducting the Roll Call in sell for a dollar in American money Mrs. R. J. Cunningham and brotherin-law, Austin. Sunday in particular was sell for only a few cents in Mexico, and THURSDAY Timothy Hayes" and family. successful, for on that day the 141 hats which sell for 35'or 50 cents would ladies making the drive canvassed cost many dollars in countries. Miss Jane Todd has gone to Washington, the city. The rain and cold and the Try Asbestos. FRIDAY D. C. to attend the triennial extremely disagreeable weather did In the Friend llichardson gubernatorial session of the General Grand Chapter camp they are still laughing not slacken their efforts in the least. of the Eastern Star. She was appointed over the letter of a man who lives in believe they were even more They NOV. 16-17 to serve on a committee during /Mojave, who wasted to know what successful than they would have been the session and expects to be Richardson really stood for, before he if good weather had prevailed as cast his vote. gone about two weeks. more people remained at home. Among other matters taken up was Tho all houses'Vere canvassed, all that of the state roads, which Richardson Wealth and Beauty Mrs. Delbert Willis, Sr., entertained made one of the prime issues persons were not seen and given an —and the Law sixty relatives and friends Monday of his campaign. Regarding this subject opportunity to join, for they were not evening at her home on Brownsdale the gentleman from Mojave wrote: all found at home. The canvassers avonue in honor of Mr. and "Our minisfer says the road to hell have followed up those cases in which Mrs. Delbert Willis, Jr., who were is paved with good intentions. Please people were not af home and before recently married. A delicious supper don't get your locations mixed and the drive is oyer,"' ev^ry. man, woman was served after whiph music and a try to get away with that kind of a and child will be given a chance., social time were enjoyed. Mr. and road in our district."-—Los Angeles At its newlow price of $1275 theStudebaker Special-SixTouring Mrs. Willis received many pretty Car maintains Studebaker ideals of quality and performance, with added features that make it even a greater value than before. gifts from their friehds. It is known for its striking beauty just as it is for its thorough Miss Lillian ..Garrison entertained dependability. Luxurious comfort is assured by thenineinch Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. seat cushions of genuine leather and the long semi-elliptic Mildred Snyder Newman of Orange, springs, front and rear. Colorado. Sixteen guests were present. Power, flexibility and ease of handling are combined to The evening was spent playingcards, make the Special-Six the most highly regained five-passenger C. C. Loomer Miss Lottie Nail and Miss South of Courthouse car on the market. Blanche Mahachek receiving prizes. Special Prices On Tires By manufacturing complete motors, transmissions, bodies, A delicious lunch was served at 10 tops, castings, forgings and stampings, middlemen's profits on o'clock and Mrs. Neyraian was presented such items are eliminated and one profit only is included in with a nice gift from her v-y v. EQUIPMENT Miller Geared to Roads Studebaker prices. Highest standards of workmanship are friends. Mrs. C. M. Stanley of Minneapolis Cecil B. maintained and materials are the finest the market affords. was an out-of-town guest. Beaded radiator. Rearview mirror. Automatic DeMilles In the Special-Six Touring Car you" will find such value and Fabric. Cords windshield wiper. Rainproof, Downfall of Rome satisfaction as only Studebaker can offer. Oversize one-piece windshield. Cowl lights. 30x3 $ 7.75 Finally Pictured PRODUCTION The name Studebaker is your assurance of satisfaction. Cow! ventilator. Massive head lamps. Tonneau light 9.95 14.90 with long extension cord. Manslaughter There were no photographers to MODELS AND PRICES-/, o. b. factories Bight-day clock. Thiefproof 17.50 Thomas Meigban transmission lock. Tool WITM record the dress and customs of the LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX 2' compartment in left front 5-Pass., J12' W. B. 5-Pass., 119' W. B. 7-Paas., 126' W. B. day when the barbarians overthrew 32x4 17.75 door. Outside and inside door 22.25 leaf rice Joy, LoisWi boo 40 H. P. SOH.P. 60 H. P. handle*. IMWHI A SSI 1AMCV ancient Rome. Nevertheless Cecil Touring $ 975 Touring $1275 33x4 Touring $1750 18.75 22.90 The»masterpiece of the B. DeMille has produced a historically Speedster Roadster Roadster world's master-producer. faithful production of this for his 33x4 (4-Pass.) 1835 (2-Pass.) .1250 23.40 (3-Pass) A romance that thrills 975 Coupe latest Paramount picture, "Manslaughter," Roadster (4-Pass.) 2400 through scenes of riotous $ at the Park Theatre today (4-Pass.) .1275 Coupe-Roadster^ Penn. Vac. Cup Bike Tires. Coupe beauy. and tomorrow. Coupe *(5-Pass) 2550 (2-Pass.) 1225 Bar Circle, $2.50 Vac. Cup, $3.15 (4-Pass) 1875 The episode in question is a historical Sedan (Special) and Sedan .... 1550 Sedan .... 2050 .... 2750 cutback, which vividly depicts Sturdy Stud, $3.00 Augmented Orchestra Non-Skid Cord Tires, Front and liear, Standard Equipment. the descent of the barbarian hordes Matinee—2:30 p. m. Martin ^iSchroeder Ax,stin- Hl5c and ,25c 1| Minnesota Evening—7:15 and 9:00 S E A E E A p. m- 20c and 25c. I S I S (war tax included) Friday and Saturday Service That Brings A Smile! Fresh Minuet Crackers, lb. .. ..: .„. $ .14 New Clean Pop Corn that pops lb.., .10 Codfish, finest boneless, lb* .34 Pineapple, Cherries, Strawberries, We have completed the installation of the modern Blackberries, Raspberries, can equipment at our new location, 3 doors west of the Har­ Fine Jam, jar .. rington Hotel. Corn, Peas, Pork & Beans, can .... We have taken oyer the agency for the Maple Karo, 5 lb. can Oil Mop, best made .......... .'Man Galvanic Soap, 10 bars My Lady Toilet Soap, 4 bars in Cecil B. DeMilie's Qzramount picture. Pork {toast, lb. \'Manslaughter* Steak, lb upon Rome. Weeks of research work Shanks, lb. on the part of the director, scenarist, and carry a complete line of Oakland parts. and art director, preceeded the filming Smoked Ham, lean, per lb. ..... .-v. of the scenes. Ganos or Ben Davis Appjes, basket. One of the mest nptable casts seen Now is tW time to-store your battery—We are equipped to handle it. We can call for and deliver. in a picture in many months is that Meats, Fresh Beef Steaks, Roasts, Boiling assembled by Cecil B. DeMille for his We have few more roomy, well heated stalls to rent jl latest Paramount picture. Fruit, Vegetables apd Pickle^ Thomas Meighen, "star Leatrice .MSIBL of Accessories, Gas, Oil, ttc kind8 Fresh Doughnuts, Pies and Bread— Joy and Lois Wilson have the featured EAST,. SIDE GARAGE roles, while others in the cast \t%Sr"3n Home & Hall si ,:'f include John Miltern, George Wawcett, r-t Julia Faye, Edythe Chapman, MS.*"'' Jack Mower, Dorothy Cumming, Casson Ferguson, Sylvia Ashton, Raymond Dial 6225 1017 E. Water St. 702 No. 1st St DIAL 6345 We Deliver Hatton, Mabel Van Buren, 3 1 W A Charles Ogle, Guy Oliver Lucien are. also members of the cast. a