Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-19

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Buy cast sled runners of LaPlant
Tool Company. Phone 572.
All our wool blankets sold up to Sc
for S4.4s. Benedict & Brintnall.
The benefit fair for Lou" Jones
opens tonight at Red Mems hall.
New shipment Of salt salmon and
large bloater mackerel at culley's.
A good stock of cast sled runners mt
LaPlant Tool Company's. Phone SIC.
SCOTS coal office. 1T East Main
street. with American Express Com
pany.
! Order your strawberry, vanilla, chO-
colate and pineapple sherbet at Wach-
ter's. m
Culley has shelled filberts, pecans
almonds, walnuts and hickory nut
| meats.
| Have you read about the new home
portraiture speciality in the Brown
Studio ad?
We have nice apples for 80 cents, 40
cents and so cents peck. Reynolds
& sheldon.
| Get your plumbing put up right by
NJ. Banzhaf, Is Nort!. First street
Phone $40.
Ferndell brand of coffee, canned veg
| etables, fruits. etc. at McCord &
Wings. west end grocers.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Society
will hold an exchange Saturday at the
Bondage hardware store.
Why not a good country dressed
! chicken for Sunday dinner? We have
them. Reynolds & Sheldon.
BABY Nine comedy that is max
| ing the, world laugh. Will be seen al
the Odeon Monday evening.
Chief Engineer r. G. Kenly, of the
| NJ. & st. L., stopped in the city over
night Thursday on business.
Tomorrow will be your last chance
to attend our shoe sale. Come early
tomorrow. Larson & Clemens
Crisco for cooking. Use whenever
you would use butter or lard, at Nc.
Cord & Wings. west end grocers.
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city for a few days on business, re.
| turned to Chicago Thursday night.
| Just two brown velvet dresses left
one thirty-four and one thirty-six. only
SO your choice. Benedict & Brintnall
The story hour for the first, second
and third grades will be conducted a,
the public library Saturday morning a,
10 o'clock.
II you haven't already bought q pail
Of shoes at our Gale, you should do so
at once. Sale closes Saturday evening
Larson & Clemens.
| Mrs. Will Mccarthy, of Wichita
Kan, who has been visiting for five
months with her sister, Mrs. c. W
Rogers, left for her home Thursda,
night.
Culley has fancy Greetings. North
ern Spies and Jonathan apples. Also
two sizes of grape fruit, one at two for
Is cents and the other two for %
cents
Have you tried any of that farmers
style all pork sausage in bulk, also the
German style smoked sausage in links
and high grade Of weinies or frank
furts at Culley's?
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Coombs, 200 East
State street, are parents of q nine
pound daughter, born this morning
Mr.. Combs is traffic manager Of the
Marshall Oil Company
C. H. Morris has his own way OF
saying things, and people like the way
His sermons are forceful, sane ant
scriptural. Hear him tonight at the
Central Church of Christ.
I expect to start for southern Cali
fornia tomorrow morning to be gone
several months. During my absence
| George NJ Lyon, East Main street, will
wishing to rent pasture or buy land
| Word from the Methodist hospital
Des Moines. is to the effect that Quar-.
termaster H. j. Bennett, of the SOL
diers' home, is doing splendidly. and
that he Is now able to receive callers
Mr.. Bennett underwent an operation
recently for the removal OF a stone
from the bladder.
Inc 1IaO1eS Auxiliary or the Kali
road Y M c. A. was. entertained a,
the Y. w. c. A. room Friday after
noon by Mrs. N. F. Miller and Mrs
s. NJ. Cause. with twenty-five present
The usual routine business was trans
acted, after which the hostesses served
light refreshments.
Excuse Me-" at the Odeon tomorrow
evening. A farce comedy by Rupert
Hughes. which has been called a Pull.
man carnival in three sections, is 8
decided novelty, and comes here direct
from a seasons run at the Gaiety
theater in New York. and three
months engagement at the Studebakel
theater in Chicago.
A party Of members OF Ida Lodge
No. 1914, knights and Ladies Of Honor
were in Cedar Rapids Thursday nigh,
attending an initiatory and socia
meeting Of the Cedar Rapids lodge
Those who went to Cedar Rapids were
Misses Madeline Bowman and Mabe
Clemons Mrs. Ida Fosnacht,. Mrs. H
B. Miller. and Mrs. G. r. Brown. and
Messrs. Tom PULLED and Ed Warden
and District Deputy Correa.
The N. II. b. Club was entertained