Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-23
The City In Brief
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DR.. Lierls. eye. ear. nose and throat
fremont block. GlAases fitted.

Wash under6ktrtS Is cents, FRIDAY
and Saturday. Nettie 1ngledue & Co..
the up-to-date dry goods house.
Two days special, one Tot wash un-
derskirts for 81. Nettie lnsledue 4
Co.. the up-to-date dry goods house
For sale-Bedroom suite, six dining
room chairs. center table. heater. MALE
able steel range. good - new. 3O7 West
Boone.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Central
Church OF Christ will be entertained
Friday afternoon at $3.50 at the church.
by Mesdames r. A. Smith. C. A. Dun
ham and D. W. Pugh.
The literature department Of the
woman's Club me. Wednesday after
noon with Mrs P ]. Schmelz. 30s Jer-
ONE street The study Of the early
legends OF the "Nibelungersfied was
begun. There was a good attendance.
including thre guests. Mrs. c. H. Tidd,
Mrs. W. H. Bander and Mrs. c. e. Pill
grim.
Is your homo or your business mort
ragged: Do not break your back carry
ins 1t. Let the Equitable Of Iowa carry
II for you, by providing yourself with
Ia snug endowment or limited payment
policy Information concerning your
particular case cheerfuily furnished by
simply giving me your age ana occupa-
ton H. e. Caener, district agent. 10
First National Bank Building, Mar
shaltown. Iowa. Phone sos.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers OF
the Friends church gave an enjoyable
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ing. George Washington. personihed
by Leonard Buffers, took up free
will Offering at the door. The church
was prettily decorated with flags. A
fitting program Of songs and recitations
was given, Of which a girls quartet.
composed OF Ada Spencer. Mildred and
Marie Carter and Vera Lands. was
especially good. Following tho pro-
gram, the senior c. E. served refresh
ments in the basement and social
hour followed.
Lots Of people are taking advantage
| OF Carrs special cleanup shoe sale. IT
every one could only realize the bar
gains Carl IL giving and the money
they could save on their shoes every
person in Marshalltown. would be wear
ing new pair OF shoes bought Of
Carrs. Better wake up and leave ev-
erything else and go at once to Carts
and shoe the whole family. Chotce
Of any ladies' shoe in the store II only
$3.50. Twenty per cent OFF on all mems
shoes, and only Friday and SATURDAY
yet to buy them.
Joint debate at manual training
auditorium Friday night between Cedar
RAPIDS and March alltown high school
teams. Question: Resolved, that
graduated income tax, with an exenp-
ton Of all incomes below $4,000 per an
mum, would be desirable modification
Of our federal system Of taxation, con-
stitutionalfty granted. Cedar Rapids
will be represented by Maurice Church
Victor Brock, and Erwin Sherman:
Marshalltown by Harold Oppics. Gift
ford Michaels, and Maurice bernstein
Mr.. Ray p. Scott will preside. TIT
Judges will be Mr.. H. G. Lyman, Of
Grinnell: Judge H. NJ Remley. Of An
amosa, and Hon. E. G. Moon, Of Ottum-
wa The debate will begin promptly
at S o'clock.
Messrs. Carl and Frank Scott, 401
South Fourth street, very delightfully."-
entertained a company OF about twen-
ty young people at Washington
party. Wednesday evening The housl
was beautifully decorated in the na-
tional colors. haes. and ferns, and Z
Mdoiature George and Martha washing.
ton pefsonihed by Carl Collins and
Mary Scott. In costume. showed thu
guests upstaifs. Little Corneiia Morton
Vas 81 the door. Music aaA, vaFioul
samss wses enjoyed. ana IN hunt "a
hidden heecAete. Miss Merle aree1
WON the prise. The national coloss sls<
IpFevatlsd in the tWo.oourss lunch
serveA and Ms. =. q. Scott was ~
isisted b. Mrs.. Mary West and 1lrs. q
lJ. Collins Mr.. Winfield 0cott hoUll
from Des Moines. was the only out.of-
JtOWn guest