Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-17

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extra fine country dressed chickens.
All Of our Saturday chickens are al
| ways picked ana dressed Friday after
noon. Phone US your order. Carlson
Bros. q wall. Phone a.
AS Told in the Htlls." the new melo-
drama Of western life will be the at
traction at the Odeon Saturday, matt
nee and night This play b regarded az
the best In the melodf0matic line, and
has met with unqualified success from
its first performance. Prices matinee
10 cents. night Is. 25. IS and so cents.
The funeral Of Laurence E. McCrary.
the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
McCrary. was held from the home. so7
North Second avenue, Thursday after
noon 1t I O'clock. Rev. g. E. Ellis had
tho service in charge. It was largely
attended by friends and neigltbors. The
body was taken to Albion for burial.
Don't forget the demonstration Of
Dinner Party coffee and National bis
cults at our store Saturday. All are
invited. For Saturday we will sell
three pounds Of IS cent coffee for 81
and with each purchase we will give
free q genuine Japanese cup and
saucer. Busters Grocery, 31-33 North
First avenue.
| Baby Doll toilet soap only 10 cents a
bar. A Ascent package Of talcu1n
powder free with every bar. THIS soap
IL matchless for the complexion. toilet
and bath. It ia made from the choicest
materials. and is especially adapted to
those having tender skin. Don't fail
to try bar for 1t Is sure to repeat.
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The Ladder Auxiliary of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A. was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ]. G. Hol-
lingsworth and Mrs. Thomas Allen, at
the formers home, EOS North Second
avenue. with thirty five in attendance.
Secretary H. F.. Wilson was present
and gave a talk on the subject Of rails
ing money for the organization Of other
Y. M. C.. A. associations. Several new
members were added. Tho hootesses
served a lunch. assisted by Helen ana
Emily Holhngsworth. Besides Secrs-
tary Wilson, other guests were Mrs. II.
A. Julian and Mrs. Horace EdsaA.
Mrs. George Price, a11 West State
street. was hostess Thursday after
noon at a pretty st. Patrick's affair to
forty five Of her young lady friends.
Five hundred afforded amusement for
the afternoon. the prize went &c Ms!::. q.
A. Francis. who cut with Mrs. Robert
Valentine, Mrs Charles Dunield and
Miss Kate Price, while Miss Mabel
Drum received the consolation. Five
O'Clock tea In two courses was enjoyed.
Green prevailed in the menu and tiny
silk irish flags were given as souvenirs.
| Those who assisted the hostess In
serving, Mrs. Fred Wilbur, and Misses
Gussie Helms Marie McCluer and Mar
garct Benedict, all wore green serving
aprons. Ferns, daffodils. and narcis-
sus formed pretty decorations.
The retiring officers Of the Harmony
Aid Society, Nesdames c. c. Wood
mansee, Myo Mendenhall. ]. g. Bunker
and q. ID. Sweeney, were hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the Bunker
home, 135 West Main street, to the an.
nual meeting Of the society. The cleo
ton OF officers resulted ~ follows:
President, Mrs. J. 3. Bunker: vice
president. Mrs. r. L. WATSON: ;secre-
tafy, Mrs. Fred Damn: ana treasurer.
Mrs. y. A. .crandall. In . guessins
contest which followed. Miss Margaret
Woodmaasea won the prise ana MISS
Rose Rucano received the consolation.
Tho hostssses served two course
lunch. IN which cnlnr acheme OF
green and white prevailed. ana irish
naSs weee given - favors. There was
Ian ateohda nce Of thirty-nve. MIA u
Z Cooa, @ 1earine. was the oaly out
lof.town guest