Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-17

Who is the originator Of low prices
on meat in Mafshalltown? Read Isaac
sons ad in this paper.
Do not experiment with incubators.
Use the one that has always been the
best-Klondike. C. F. Schmidt.
Tomorrow will be great day at our
clearance sale. Come early and avoid
| the rush. Larson q Clemens.
Brown. photographer. still In business
at the old place. will move March 1 to
corner over Abbott's hardware store.
Baker 4 Cooley, horse buyers. will be
at Harmon's feed barn next Thursday,
and will buy the best and pay the high
est market price.
Watch for watch ad, which will APP
pear in this paper tomorrow. The Rog-
| ers Jewelry Company will turn loose
another big bargain.
Watch for watch ad. which will APP
pear in this paper tomorrow. The Rog-
| ers Jewelry Company will turn loose
another big bargain.
The sizes in some shoes are broken
! a good serviceable shoe and save you
Mr. A. w. Drake, Of Webster City.
\ who has been visiting for few days
with his brother-in-law. Mr.. A. NJ.
Treat, returned to his home this morn
! ing.
Indoor baseball and basketball, Mar
shalltown Buggy Company VS.. the Dun
ham Company: Nevada five VS.. r. M.
c. A. tonight at 7:45 Admission, 10
cents.
| dressed chickens for our Saturday
we can send you it with your groceries.
Carlson Bros & will.
| We will continue the sale Of oranges
tomorrow as long as they last Nice
! and juicy kind two dozen for 25 cents.
| This il the biggest bargain ever Of
fered in this city. Carlson Bros. &
Will.
Tickets for Bethany the cantata to
! be given at the Methodist church Feb.
"a, are now on sale at the following
places: Tunree Music Store. Smith
Music Store. Gilbert Music Store, B. A.
Morgan. and Benedict & Brintnall.
Word received Thursday by Mr. and
Mrs. George Powers. from Genoa, o.,
announces the birth Thursday morning
OF son to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 8.
Camper. Mrs. Camper was formerly
Miss Carrie Powers. elder daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers.
Mrs. H. Perfect. 2oe West Boone
street. was hostess Thursday after
| noon to the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
l SVa6}o1p 1.,,th
| evening to the Luther League. Both
meetings were much enjoyed. The
hostess served light refreshments at
! both occasions.
Saturday is the last day OF our sale
We have had three big days but Satur.
day finds us with sizes in q number
OF good shoes that will Mt and give
| comfort. wear and satisfaction. Don't
wait until Saturday night but come
early and save money on good foot
wear. e. g. Wallace, the shoeist.
The Thimble Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. George
| Refsinger, West Boone street. In a
chewing gum molding contest, direc-
! tions for each one being written on
| hearts. the prize was won by Mrs Tom
Coughlin, and the consolation went to
Mrs. Jesse Painter. The hostess served
a dainty lunch.
! In celebration Of their 18th wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Glenn
ems. COS East State street, entertained
the members Of tho Anniversary Club.
Wednesday evening. A violin solo by
Miss Vera Batesole. with Mrs. J.. J.
Lynx as accompanied. was much en-
joyed. The hostess served a two-course
lunch. The club presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Clemens with handsome cut
glass sugar and creamer. Mr. and
Mrs William Clemens were guests
aside from the club members.
Mrs. George Thayer, North
Fourth street. was hostess Thursday
afternoon at the first of series of three
parties. the others to follow soon. en-
tertaining twenty-four Of her lady
friends at bridge whist party. The
prize for bridge was won by Mrs. L.
]. Jarrett, and the consolation fell to
Mrs. George McNeely. Following cards
a dainty lunch was enjoyed. The
hostess was assisted in the serving by
AIRS. ]. A. Martin. Mrs. j. A. walser.
Mrs. L. H. Will and Misses Eta LanRon
and ina Will.
]. H. McEwen, Of Marietta, IL in re-
ceipt OF word from Montreal, Canada,
telling Of the sudden death Of his
brother. Robert McEwen. prominent
| resident of Montreal. Mr.. McE.wens
death was due to heart disease. and
resulted while the victim was waiting
for physician to examine him and
| advise him whether or not he should
undertake an important business
Journey. Mr.. McEwen was general
freight and baggage agent Of the Rich
elieu and Ontario Navigation Com
pany. ana had been with the company
fifty years. or since he was 10, having
started with the company a. . clerk,
For several years Mr.. McE,wen was
chairman Of the board Of managers of
the Chalmers Presbyterian church. He
is survived by his wife, four sons. and
one daughter. I'VE brothers and four
sisters. Another Of his brothers lives
in Iowa. in the person OF David Nc
Even, OF Mason City.
eATuRDAYs SALE.
Bargains For All It Benedict 4
Drintnalre.
l. Double fold percaleS for cents a