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

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Eastman kodaks at Nswson'a
futile. 3ewelsr, fine watch repairing.
Dance At Forneys hall tomorrow
night.
Seventeen pounds Of sugar for 81. st
Batesole's.
Millinery opening ct Miss Middle
kauff's Saturday.
wanted-To rent modern house.
Leon H. VIII. phone sss white.
cereso<a fiour 3 the finest you can
buy. 1ts price proves its economy.
For sale, piano case organ in good
condition. Gilbert Music Company.
Carpets cleaned BY dry process.
Bowman machine Phone 117S green
Tony Heuer.
Big bargain day wednesday.
Don't FORGET WsdnesdAN the 22nd. 10
big bargain day.
Buy your wall paper. paint ana warm
ish at headquarters. Largest stock ana
lowest prices. Simmons Book Store.
Mrs. E. ]. Flatley left for Monmouth.
III, this morning to visit for q week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Darling.
Good head rice. per pound. cents:
parlor matches. three for 10 cents:
Lennox soap. seven bars for Is cents.
Phone $50. Batesole.
The story hour 1t the public library
Saturday morning will be in charge Of
Miss Lulu Schultz and will be for the
first grade and kindergarten.
wanted-Every one to attend the
county fair to be held at Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening. by the r N. Of A.
Attractions from 1 cent to cents. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Fancy bloater mackerel. white. fat
and sweet at IS cents; . fine small
mackerel at 10 cents each. extra fancy:
Milcher's herring by the lseg or pound.
L. 8. Peclsham Grocery Company.
Frank Carter, Of Albert Lea. con-
ductor on Iowa Central passenger
trains Nos. and 2, who has been away
for q weeks vacation spent in Mon
mouth. and Peoria, ILL.,. returned TO his
run Thursday.
Saturday special-one rs -cent package
talcum powder free with every 10-cent
bar OF Baby Doll SOAP Baby Doll IL a
high grade toilet soap. Matchless for
the toilet, bath. skin, scalp. hair and
complexion. Carlson Bros. & Will.
Phone -.
| Better have few more buclewheat
cakes these cold mornings with some OF
that delicious little pig" sausage and
Batavia pure maple syrup. We can
supply you with pure buclewheat flour
for tho cakes. as well as the sausage
and syrup. L. 8. Peckham Grocery
Company.
Tho funeral Of james Philip Hook.
the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hook. was held from the home. COZ
North Fifth street.. Thu1sday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock. The service was quite
largely attended by neighbors and
friends Of the family. Rev. william
Pence James OBLIGATED and tho burial
was In Rivegside.
Robert q. Coustns, Of Tipton. former
congressman from this district, spent
Thursday night In the city. being on
his way home from Des Moines. whore
he delivered the address at the Dolh-
yer memorial. Mr.. Cousins wan q
guest at the home Of Mr.. and MIRO.
Charles H. Hull during hts stay In the
city. 49,.
The coffe served by the ladies' Of
tho Methodist church Ut their st. Pat
riclrs supper was vsry fine. Would
you like to BE- able to make some a.
good: II 90 get . can Of Scarlet
King" tho Western Grocery Company's
best product. For sale ana guaEsn-
teed by Bristol Grocery Company
The funeral of Adam c. Bridg,nan
was held from the Center House ct
$3.50 o'clock this morning. Rsv. Jesse
Cole officiating. The body. accom-.
panied by relatives. was taken to Al
bion on the forenoon train for burial.
The pail bearers were Messrs. r. J.
Rodermel. Daniel Cobb, W. H. Horsley.
G. r. Haas. r. b. Wallace and w. w.
| Woods.
The funeral Of Mrs. Barbara Halted
was held from st. JoseDh's Catholic
church at Rhodes Thursday morning ~
10 O'Clock. Rev. Father Ronsy. Of State
Center. officiating. Tho service waa
very largely attended. Tho pail bear
ers were Messrs. Charles Goodman
John Breunis. Harry Rosemeysr
Bartlett Richards. Gus Goodman, and
George 0uclcert. Burial was In the
Rhodes cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. scheeler. Of Ma
poleon. N. D.. who have been spending
i the winter Mt BEDFORD Pa are visitina