Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-15
Fine line of signet rings at Aliens.

complete assortment VI ldQleS dASa
gents watches at Aliens.
Peach season is on. Get our prices
before you buy Kendall & West
Covered lunch baskets, all sizes at
Culley's, 1912 South First avenue
Claim Agent Mccoy. of the Iowa
Central, was in the city today on bus
mess.
Nice Elberta peaches for canning.
Either basket or crates. AT lowest
price Batesole & Clemens.
Insist on the green label on your
buttermilk bread, always good. Made
by Robertson & Strub
Route Agent Probst, OF the Adams
Express Company, was in the city
this morning on business.
Mr.. Fred Busby, who has been the
guest of DR., A. c. Conway for a few
days. returned to Waterloo Tuesday
afternoon.
Don't say to your butcher. "send me
up u pail of lard;" say send me pail
of Anchor Brand lard" Made by
Britain & Co.
Dr. Center is of the same school of
practice as Dr. Whitacre and occupies
his old office, room l, Arson block,
North First street.
II you want good bread use Electric
flour. 1t don't cost as much as most
other brands but is as good as the
best. Ask your grocer
Don't fail to visit the Theatorlum
We have just ordered new list OF late
and comcal films Come and see them.
A good long show for cents
Miss Mildred Van Wagner, of Des
Moines. arrived in the city this morn
ing, and will remain for week s
visit as the guest of Miss Fannie
Flower.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will give an ice cream social, also
coffee and sandwiches. in the basement
of the church Thursday evening Ad-
mittance 10 cents
If your furnace did not work right
last winter let us inspect it and make
the necessary repairs or changes A
good time to make repairs now. M. ID.
Huston, 119 West Main.
The funeral of Mrs. Ella Hoes, who
died at Manila last Friday, was held
from the Christian church at Fergu-
son Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The service was very largely attend
ed The body was buried in the Tim
Der Greek cemetery.
Miss Florence Hopkins was hostess
to few friends at o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening, given as COM
pliment to Miss Charlotte Sprague,
of Breckenridge, Mimi The only other
out-of-town guest was Mrs. Sallie
Cove, of Sycamore, ILL.,
Assistant Secretary Claude A War
rem, who has been attending the sum-
mer school for secretaries at Lake
Geneva, Wis, Is expected to return
home Thursday or Friday. Wr. Warren
has been visiting with relatives at Bel
videre, H., and Winnipeg, Can, dur
ing his absence of three weeks.
A very delightful affair was enjoyed
Tuesday evening at the N. r. Miller
home Az West Boone street, by the
ladies of the Baptist Hill Bible class.
their families and q few others, to
the number of about sixty. A boun-
teous picnic supper was enjoyed at
tables set on the lawn, and pleasant
social time followed.
Other people know how to make paint
just as good as Monarch brand but they
don't do it. They use substitutes for
pure lead zinc. linseed, turpentine
dryer and coloring matter because they
are cheaper. then claim secret pro-
cesses, etc. make their paints just as
good as ours" Monarch House Paint"
is not made of secrets; it's Lead zinc,
linseed oil, turpentine dryer and color
ing matter, correctly put together: no
mystery about it, only paint.-Peter
Mayer
Opal Marie Foster, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Foster, 112 North
Eighth street, was years old yester-
day and entertained in the afternoon,
several of her girl friends. The hours
were pleasantly spent out of doors and
refreshments were served. Miss Opal's
guests were Fannie Ravens, Doyle
Davis, Elsie Bowel. Venuse Gerhart,
Gerdine Gerhart, Caro- Slough, Wanda
Slough, Dorothy Kersey, Gladyce Sc
berg, Mile Olson and Velma Rupert.
The hostess was the recipient of many
nice presents.
General Secretary John A. Goodell
of the Railroad Y. M. c. A. who spent
Tuesday in Waterloo, assisting in the
canvass for money to pay the debt on
the Waterloo building, returned home
last night Up to that time $4,000
had been raised and it was expected to
increase this amount to $4,000 by to-
night. This latter sum is within So
900 Of the amount set out to raise, and
the balance has been guaranteed by
friends Of the association for the pur-
pose of making the subscriptions Sc
cured binding.
A very pleasant party was given by
Miss Belle Classen at her pretty coun-
try home near Green Mountain Tues
day afternoon, the guest of honor be-
ing Mildred Mason. of independence.
About eighteen young ladies responded
to the invitation issued to sew party,
and displayed Dorcas-like accomplish
ments in varying degrees. The hos
pitable home was prettily decorated,
and the refreshments took the form OF
a CHERRY luncheon each of the three
courses being decorated by cherries.
served in numerous ways, the last con-