Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 3

---t I 126 South Clinton Street SPRING MILLINERY I THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY MARCH 10th, llth, and 12th ist come to appreciate the Beautiful Creations No man is well dressed unless His Hat is up-to-the-minute. We are showing all the 1910 Styles and colors. See our window display. Every HAT guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. THE HOWARD $3.00 SUEPPEL FRITZ KRIESLER'S REMARKABLE GIFT THE WORLD'S GREAT VIOLINIST WHO IS TO BE IN IOWA CITY MARCH 24 Concerning Kreisler's playing of Pugnani's Prelude, which is to be one of the numbers on the program given in Iowa City on the 24th of March, the New York Evening Post says: "Most remarkable, however, among the gifts of this musical necromancer is his power of bringing back to life pieces long supposed to be dead.

He does this by infusing into their arteries his own red warm blood. Has any one except Wilhelmj ever had such a seething tone as that with which. Pugnani's Prelude was played on Saturday 7 Pugnani died in 1798, but he might have written that piece yesterday, for all the audience could guessed, had not the program betrayed that date." CITIZEN WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS MAPLE SUGAR We get ours from New York State--It is Pure We want to close it out before the weather gets hot While it lasts we will sell it at 12 l-2c Ib. Do you realize that this is a low price YOUNKINS Market Street Store SCHULTZ RESIGNS Helen Cox Gilchrist Succeeds to the Position HOWELL IS AFFIRMED Two Oases Carried to Supreme Court Are Affirmed There Three cases appealed from the rulings of Judge R. P.

Howell were affirmed this week by the supreme court which thus sustained the local judge. One case was that of the Independent 'School District No 5 of Big Grove township vs. District No. 8, which was appealed from this county. The other cases taken from Iowa county, being that of Leo Simmons vs.

J. H. Lewis, and G. W. and F.

M. Reddings vs. Marengo Savings bank. JEWELRY STORE IS A BEAUTIFUL ONE S. T.

MORRISON HAS EQUIPPED HIS PLACE WITH ELEGANT FURXISHRIXGS Miss Clara Schultz, for the past seven years has been secretary to the dean of the liberal arts school, has resigned her post and will be succeeded in the position by Miss Helen Cox Gilchrist who nas been employed in the registrar's office. Miss Hazeldean Toof will succeed Miss Gilchrist and Miss Edith Rigler will take Miss Toof's place in July. Contestant on Pacific Isle. One of the contestants in the Citizen's misspelled word contest which was conducted two weeks ago was John P. Kelly of the Marine Guard on the U.

S. ship Independence with headquarters at Mare Island, Calif. The marked paper, however, arrived too late to be judged with the other papers. Medicines that aid nature are always most successful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan.

It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all dealers. Mar Citizen Want Ads are Best. S. Morrison has just completed, through the installation of some beautiful new show cases, a campaign of improvement in his store room which has covered several years and which now leaves' him a jewelry store which excites admiration of all who enter it.

The utilization of space has been won- derfullj done so that Mr Morrison now has show case capacity for an immence stock and at the same time everything is so compact in arrangement as to be most convenient. The interior woodwork is of mahogany throughout, while the trimmings are in dull brass Mirrors are used frofusely about the room and the glass cases are of the very latest design. The center of the room is occupied by a large double floor case. On the east side of the entrance the repair department is located a neat section and on the west side additional cases have been placed. The base next the floor around the entire room is of Italian marble of beautiful pattern These late improvements, together with the tile floor, and the beautiful crystal room in the rear, make the Morrison jewelry store one its owner may well be proud of.

REGRET CAR WAS DISPENSED WITH LOSE TREE SORRY SERVICE OK ROGK ISLAND WAS DISCONTINUED The people of Lone Tree arc re- grpttins the discontinuance of the service formerly given by the Rock Island in the nature of an interur- bsn service between this city and Muscatine. Last fall a motor car was put on this division making a round trip daily. This did not have sufficient capacity so an engine and one car were put on and was well patronized during the past season. Speaking of the train's removal the Lone Tree Reporter says: "The Commercial clubs of Iowa City and Muscatine, as well as committees of representative citizens along the route of the discontinued service, should get busy and have the train put back on if possible." Eighty-two and Hearty. Rev.

J. E. Jones of East Burlington street observed his eighty-second birthday last Wednesday in a very quiet manner, passing the day with his customary walk and the doing of his work about home. Rev. Jones, though never of a strong constitution, regains an unusual amount of vigor for of his years.

Notice Call and see the new spring line of Gossard corsets. Louise Gelhaus, Bloom Terrace, No. 4. 3-14 The Misses Mary and Marie Curry returned jesterday to their home at Oxford after having visited friends and relatives in the city J. J.

HOTZ Contractor and Builder Iowa City Iowa Money to Loan on Farm Property J. M. OTTO S. Clinton Street Mrs. G.

W. Billick and little daughter returned to their home at Malcom yesterday. The daughter has been taking treatment in one of the local hospitals. GOODGROCERIESTASTELIKEMORE HE problem of supplying the table in the spring is always a hard one but it can be nearly always solved by using the be groceries. In warm weather in particular the appetite craves not quantity, but quality.

This is what the GROCERY aims to supply. You will find our line of early garden truck a pleasing supplement to the choicest groceries you have ever used. REMEMBER US WITH YOUR GARDEN SEED ORDER Sueppel's Grocery 22 South Dubuque Street, Iowa City, la. ii KOSER BROS. FOR SALE--80 ocres of the choice land on the interurban near North Liberty with the best of improvements on it.

$150 per acre. FOR SALE--5, 10, 20, or 40 acre tracts along the interurban of choice land at $150 to $200 per acre. FOR SALE--Farm of 170 acres at $125 per acre. This farm is about 25 minutes' driving distance from Iowa City and on the main traveled road to the city. It has very rich, black cell with buildings necessary for that sized place.

We insure property of all kinds and look after it properly for 'you at the lowest rates. Money to loan on city or farm pioperty. Just now we or $800 for small loans. Farm loans at a per cent. -IWSPAPFRl.