Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-12

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The City In Brief !
George J. Ai,sn. optical -Dscialist
Dance 1T Cummings' hall Saturday
evening. April Is.
Henry c. Sieg. lis West Main. hlls
prescriptions promptly.
Florida oranges and grape fruit are
best. ,NcCord & Wing phone 2S4.
Fresh cut carnations. fancy stock,
tomorrow, 10 cents dozen. Levin's.
Garden seeds. early Ohio seed pota-
sheldons.
The Baptist LADIES' Aid will hold an
exchange at Benedict q Brintnalfs
store Saturday.
YOUR wall paper and have him hang It
for you next week.
A prize each week for the best film
brought in each week to be developed.
/ The Camera Shop.
Fresh cut roses, same quality as you
! have been getting the last few weeks
10 and 25 cents dozen. Levin's.
The Royal Highlanders start another
series of dances Monday evening at
their castle hall in fremont block. Ad-
mission 50 cents.
! Attractive and sensible Colonial.
pump and oxford patterns here in pro-
fusion, at the usual attractive prices.
| Larson & Clemens.
John Gallentine has filed suit in the
district court against Walter Foote e.
! AL. by which he seeks to quiet the title
Ito farm land in Washington township.
| st. Elizabeth's Society Of st. Mary's
church met Thursday afternoon at the
lhome of Mrs. Margaret Roskopf. 2oS
! South Center street, for business ses-
sion.
! Fancy tomatoes. cucumbers, shallots,
sweet potatoes. radishes. rhuoar D.
beets, peppers, lettuce. cauliflower and
Bermuda onions. McCord & Wing.
phone 2s4.
Fancy tomatoes, cucumbers, shallots.
sweet potatoes, radishes. rhubar D.
beets. peppers, lettuce. cauliflower and
Bermuda onions. McCord & Wins,
phone 2si.
TIE story hour will be held as usual
at the public library Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock, for the first. second. and
third grades. Miss Mabel Shearer VIII
tell the stories.
A fine vegetable garden at Oppice's.
tDrop in and pick out Of the garden
isome of the good things for your sun
iday dinner. Asparagus. new potatoes
lgreen onions, strawberries. lettuce,
tradishes.
Phone 81 and order beets, cucumbers
jripe tomatoes, radish, lettuce. ce:ery,
green peppers, onions, carrots, turnips
cabbage, sweet potatoes. new potatoes
parsley. Elephant and shallots. Rey-
Inolds & Sheldon. ~
/ Potatoes! Potatoes! Potatoes! Just
jreceived q carload OF improved Early
lRose seed potatoes. ten days earlier
than the Early Ohios. to be sold at
ISIS per bushel while they last. Flow
ler's Market and Grocery, 3s and 81
North Center. -,,-...t.-
| Our aim Is not merely to sell shoes
but to sell shoes right. We do not feel
THAT our responsibility ends after a
purchase rs once made. We want you
Ito be satisfied, and to- be satisfied for
all time: Why not test us today?
Larson & Clemens.
Why experiment with other brands
lof bread when you are assured Of the
ibest when buying Green Label Butter
milk bread? 1t comes to you wrapped
in the same package as it leaves the
!oven. It's dust and germ proof and
iyou get big loaf for 10 cents. Shrubs
lCafe.
j. B. Reed, a veteran Of Council
Bluffs. came to the city this morning
from Hampton. and later entered the
soldiers home hospital for treatment.
Mr.. Reed Is in quite feeble health. He
was accompanied by Sheriff A. P. Mil
tlett, Of Hampton, who came to the city
To-day on business.
l ne AduleS Auxiliary III ZIG 1snlA-
road Y. NJ. C. A. was entertained by
Nes6ames Fred Gates. F. J. Neiman,
and j. H. Crabtree. at the Gates home,
20S West Main street. Thursday after
noon. The meeting was enjoyed In the
usual way, and the hos.csses served
u lunch. There was an attendance OF
|twenty-four members and five guests,
the latter being tMesdames Rellus, Will
Woo:, Wilson, Dunn and j. NJ. Holt
Mrs. Bailey T. VOORHEES,, Of this city,
Iwho recently underwent a severe oper-
alton at Rochester, Mimi, has recov-
cred so that it Is expected that she
will be able to go to the home Of her
sister. Mrs. w. H. VOORHEES, at Albert
Lea, MINI. Mr.. VOORHEES, is still in
Rochester with his wife. Mrs. c. NJ
ILandon, Of Billings, Mont. who has
been at Rochester with her sister is
now at Albert Lea. She expects to
visit in this city soon.
The S. G. /. Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. E. C. wetherbee, in Taylor town
ship. The program was entitled. "The
Children's Hour" and was in charge OF
Mrs. Carl Lewis, who read numerous