Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-20
George J. Allen, optical specialist.

pany.
Just received another shipment of 10
and 60 per cent dynamite. Horne &
Gelvin.
The Car Workers Auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. Gus Johnson, GIL West
Nevada street, Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Grace Ewald, Anna Maude
Kimberly and Mabel Bussard spent
Sunday in Colo, as guests at the Lantz
home
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Humeston spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Hume
stors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jakey, near Written.
For Sale-New five passenger May
tag touring car. Will sacrifice If sold
at once. Call or write Gates Osborne
Manufacturing Company.
All interested in a business educa-
ton should learn of the special grad
uation scholarship now being offered
by the Central Iowa Business College.
A handsome new line Of straw hats.
beautiful strawsfin both the rough and
smooth finish. We have the new shapes
to offer YOU Painters Clothing Store.
Munsing underwear is made to wear
not to tear. The more you wear it the
better you will like it. Ask your friends
how they like Munsing wear Painters
Clothing Store.
Champion combination range-two
ranges in one. Takes up room of only
one range in the kitchen. To be ex-
hibited Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Schmidt's hardware.
Mrs. A. r. Smith and Mrs. NJ T
Mccormick, Of Des Moines, who have
been visiting with their mother, Mrs
Catherine Laughlin, for a week. re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Champion interchangeable gas. coal
and wood range. Burns gas in sum-
mer and coal in winter all in the same
range. On exhibition Wednesday,
and Friday c. F. Schmidt.
DR.. D. A. COLLISION spent Sunday in
at the W. B. Barney home, where Mrs.
Collision has been visiting for a few
days. Mrs Collision accompanied her
husband home today.
For sale-My home place with two
other houses on same lot; will sell to-
gether or single. Also one at 105
South Fourth street. All close in, and
in fine repair. Will sell at a bargain.
Theodore Johnston. Times Republican.
Economy and complete satisfaction
in Munsing union suits. Their first cost
is small, they wear a long time. They
always fit and stay in place, and they
give more service and comfort than
some union suits that cost twice as
much. Suits from 81 and up. Painters
Clothing Store.
A snap for builders or people want
ing fixtures. l will furnish one bath
room. complete with bath tub, lavatery
and closet for the sum Of Sal. 1 have
these fixtures in stock. Call and see
them, all are guaranteed to be first
grade. Central Plumbing & Heating
Company. 81 South Center street.
Phone 497. 'y
In interviewer socks you get socks
that have the sheerest texture, bril-
liant. permanent silk lustre, and ankle
hug that can't be washed out, and with
every wear point water-proofed. All
fashionable shades, all weights. Lisles
at % cents, 35 cents. 50 cents per pair.
Pure thread silk at so cents. Sold ex-
clusively at Painters Clothing Store.
Mr. and Mrs. e. L. Mcdaniel, of Fort
Recovery O., who have been at the
home Of Mrs. McDanieps father, Mr..
George H. Beebe, for several weeks,
while Mrs. Mcdaniel has been recover
ing from an operation. left for Lake
Chelan, Wash. Sunday. From there
they will go to Seattle and other north
western coast points and later to San
Diego. Cal, where they expect to live.
The regular meeting Of the Social
Dozen Club was enjoyed Friday after
noon with Mrs G. W. Thompson. 212
North Fifth street, as hostess. After
laying aside their sewing, the ladies
enjoyed a dainty two-course lunch,
which the hostess was assisted in serv-
ing by her mother. Mrs. ]. C. Heisinger.
The next meeting Of the club, in two
weeks, will be with Mrs John Moehrl,
219 North Second avenue.
s. W. Smith, of Emmetsburg, an
iowa SeItlTdi COIiuuCtoE al Iilc OilI uStS -
passed thru the city Saturday evening,
en- route to Davenport to attend the
diocesan convention Of the Episcopal
church Mr.. Smith who, ever since he
served as sergeant alarms of the
Iowa senate during Governor Jacksons
administration has been dubbed
Major Smith, ran freight out Of this
city and passenger out of Mason City
for fifteen years or more prior to the
close Of C. H. Ackert's administration
as general manager. Mr.. Smith has
many old-time friends among the rail-
road meE here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Ahrers and little
daughter Elizabeth, of Des Moines. ar
rived in the city Sunday evening, after
spending the day with the formers pa
rents. at Melbourne, and are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Ahrens' parents. Mr..
and Mrs Stewart Eason. Mr.. Ahrens
has given up his position as traffic
manager for the Luthe Hardware
Of Des Moines. which he has
held for the past five years, and has
taken position with the Western
Grocer Company, travelling out OF Lin
coin, Neb., to which place he will re-
move his family In a few weeks. Mr..
Ahrens will be here for several days
before going to Lincoln. and Mrs. All
rens and little daughter will remain
for a visit Of about six weeks at the
Easor home.