Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-03

o. =. futile. jewslsr and optician.
waters. photosrsphsr. over Mayer
drug store,
Culley has just received fresh ship
ment Of cottage cheese.
SCOTS coal office. III East Maj
street. with American Expxuos Com
pany.
Phone 2s4 for your Strawberries an
cream. McCord & Wing. west EN-
grocers.
The Woodmen Circle will hold al
exchange all day tomorrow At Sin
clair's store.
Bring repair work to us. We max
old bicycles look like new. J. M. John
son. 226 East Main.
The Friends Aid Society will hol'
an exchange Saturday afternoon at tn
Temple Of Economy.
For very attractive prices on safe
from 100 pounds to 1000 pounds, write
phone or see Schmidt.
Make your old screens look like ney
by using DEVICES screen black. Al
sizes at Elders drug store.
One lot of beautiful trimmed hat
regular $3.50 values, on sale tomorrow
at 1896. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Public supper at the Y. w. c. A. Sat
urday evening. Baked ham 80 cents
beef loaf with tomatoes 25 cents.
See the destruction Of the $4,000 OF
painting by Carrie A. Nation; three
reel special, tonight only. Princess.
Baseball fair Saturday, May 4. Cum
mings hall. Jones' orchestra. Admis
sion 10 cents; evening tickets 50 cents
One lot of mid summer trimmed
hats, regular $3.50 values. on sale to-
morrow at $3.95. Nettie Ingledue
Co.
Tomorrow we offer you a stamre
wolfe waist pat eca and three skc!ns q
Royal Society embroidery floss for
cents. The New England store
Dime matinee at the Odeon tomor
row, any seat 10 cents. THE Queer
Of the Ranch will be the Offering TO
tonight, western drama In five acts.
Use "Naptho" in packing away you
preventive. Prices 25 cents per pound
H. Willard. Son & Co.. South F1rs
street.
"A good string of fish is never car
ried I'D a back street." That's why tn
dealer that handles Cameo Brand Call
fornia fruits is proud of the brand ant
pleased to recommend IL &c crtttca
housewives.
The body of Mrs. violetta Allen. VIII
died Tuesday night at the soldiers
home, was sent to Nashua Thursda.
night for interment. G. w. Allen, o
Omaha, son of Mrs. Allen, accom-
panied the body.
Don't fail to attend the liar
Times" party at Forney's hall Tuesda
evening. May Z. Cash prizes to the bes
five hard times costumes. Admission l
cents. Dance tickets so cents. Jone:
five-piece orchestra
Cur supply II green vegetables to
Saturday includes all the desira5'
things you wish. We are rCceivin
fresh asparagus from tbs beds ever
day, as we'll rs pie-olan,. lettuce
onions, ETC., ETC.. Reynolds & Sheldon
The attraction at the Odeon Sunda!
evening will be the newest coined
success Casey Jones'" 1t 10 clear
up-to-date play in three acts. wit
clever people and extremely entertain
ing specialties. Price 10. 20 and 8
cents.
Mrs Gertie Waldo Spores. who sub
mitted to a Caesarean operation at 81
Thomas hospital Wednesday. Is doinl
very we'll. with all indications point
ing to q recovery. The baby son tax
en- from Mrs. Spores is normal in ever!
way and gives promise Of developtnl
into healthy youngster.
The Marshalltown Bottling Works i
about the busiest place in town. 1t
pop and ginger ale are put up will
pure distilled water and are perfectl.
healthy and delicious. Order a cas-
sent to your home. Give the children
all they can drink. 1t will not hur
them. Phone Al.
If you have been using imported
ginger ale in your home. order Of YOU
druggist or grocer a case of the Dick
inson's brand, put up by the MARSHALL
town Bottling Works with pure dis
titled water and If it is not as good o.
better than the imported kind, you ma!
return the empty case and your none!
will be refunded Marshalltown Bot
TO
Mrs. Mary Benda, wife Of Franl
Benda, a farmer living near Ferguson
passed thru an extensive surgical op
Grafton at the White hospital Thurs
day, the case having been diagnosed
rs an infected gall bladder. A tota
patient, and an abscess Of the gal
bladder was found, together with ad
hesions. The patients condition Is a
satisfactory as could be expected.
Mrs. e. w. Winery and Mrs. w. {
Ives were hostesses Thursday after
noon to the Ladies' Aid Society Of tn
Congregational church at its regula
meeting. The routine business wa
transacted, and q social time followed
during which lunch was enjoyed. TIL
hostesses were assisted in the servin
by Mrs. Mary Farrand, Mrs. Harr
lMcCombs. Mrs. A. ]. WINERY and Mr..
B. F. Martin.
The leap year dancing party give
by the wives and lady friends of Elk
Thursday evening was attended b
about seventy-f1ve couples. and prove
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