Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-19

easier If you see Marion Gard. Get at
this furniture store the things to make
your house bright and clean.
Two hundred mems suits, shirts, odd
pants overalls, all will be sold at auc-
ton from to 5 p. m. and to p. m.
April 20, 1913 East Main street.
w H. Swander. who has been at the
White hospital for treatment for APP
'pendicitis. has returned to his home
without submitting to an operation.
All eat bread, some brands are bet
ter than others, that's our kind, the best
bread Green label on your bread
1 means that it was made at the Strub
cafe.
Mrs. T. l. WATSON and Mrs. D. w.
Norris went to Des Moines this morn
ing to hear the concert to be given to-
night by the London symphony Or
Mrs. Frank Benda, living two miles
north Of Ferguson, who has been quite
seriously sick, is being prepared for an
operation. which il to be performed at
her home.
N IL. D. Young, the veteran NJ. & st. L.
passenger conductor who has been Ill
OF pneumonia for several weeks. has
recovered so much that he Is able to be
out Of the house.
furniture polish which renews the
original color of your furniture and
!. does not leave the fufnituye sticky can
'elS had in Rogers polish. and 1t is only
. sold at Marion Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denmead. who
+ were married in Fort Madison Tuesday
Of last week, and who have been visit
ing in Chicago and at other points. re-
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Stoddart. who was re-
Gently removed from White hospital to
her home after undergoing an opera
ton for appendicitis two weeks ago
was able to sit up for the first time to-
. day.
House cleaning! When you hear that
word, assure your wife that you will
do your share Then phone, or better
see Schmidt. Buy a $35' Eureka electric
vacuum cleaner. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Tomorrow afternoon all the pictures
painted by the artist who is working
In Marion Cards remaining unsold will
be auctfoned off, There are many
beautiful scenes and the auction should
draw a large crowd.
Rev. and Mrs. +. s. Bassett, of
Morningside, Sioux City, arrived in the
city this morning and will remain for
q few days with DIR. and Mrs. j. F.
Battin. Rev. Mr.. Rassett was formerly
pastor Of the Methodist church at
OnawA
Have you a Perfection oil heater in
your home? Just the thing for morn
ings ana evenings. chilly days and
quick changes in temperature. Gives
fine, strong heat. and costs only about
cent an hour for fuel-$4 and IS.
Schmidt. everybody's hardware store.
For the benefit of those who, dur
iEg the week. can not take advantage
Of our remarkable Introductory price of
81 to $3.50 dozen on Photographic
usually charged 50 to IS for. the Quail
ty Photo Den will be open from 10 a.
theater.
The body Of George H. Jacobs, the
Scott county veteran Of the soldiers
home who died Thursday was sent
Thursday night to Dixon. for burial. At
1irs: It was believed the body would
be buried here but II was decided
later to have the interment in the old
family brying ground.
II your wife does her own washing
she should use the best washing ma
chine you can md. II you are fortu-
nate in having . good servant girl. she
appreciates the great assistance Of
GOOD washing machine. And a hard
working washwoman will prefer a
household with an electric washing
machine. See Schmidt.
Herman Gabelman, Of this city. who
10 4 student At the state university.
has been promoted from sergeant to
color sergeant Of the college military
battalion. Gabelman was in Des Moines
today with the s. U. l. track team that
meets the Drake team in q dual meet
this afternoon. He will spend Sunday
in this city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.. d. w. Marston.
Nothing IN the vegetable or the fruit
world has been overlooked in our ef
fceta 10 supply You with tho good
things. to eat for your Sunday dinner.
Our invoice which came today for the
goods that arc to arrive In tho morning
70 q revelation Of what can be had at
= "a tune 8. .he pea. WIZ. .,c.. .sene
to eat you will save In telephoning for