Evening times-Republican., 1913-10-18

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Committee.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the FirsI
United Evangelical church wish tt
| thank the patrons and contributors fol
the fine success Of their chicken pie
dinner. Committee.
Don't forget the Halloween part,
and fair Oct. 80. 81 and Nov. 1, given
mission 10 cents: evening tickets 50
cents. Committee.
Next week is Edison week at our
store. Tuesday. Oct. 81. is the thirty
fourth anniversary. of the, invention o.
the Edison incandeseent lamp. We have
the genuine Edison Mazda lamps Blu
chanan- -Boughton Company.
Look who's coming, the -Gorrel
Stock Company with line Of new
plays and new vaudeville specialties
Opening at the Odeon theater Monday
night and for all week: One price to
all. any seat at any time 10 cents
Don't miss the opening night. Odeon.
The Fidelity Savings Bank, estab-
lished in 1892. with twenty years ex-
perience in handling savings accounts
offers unusual advantages to de-
positors. This bank has paid per cen,
interest on deposits since it was or
ganized. One dollar starts an account
Because of the wrecking Of the ole
Presbyterian church at Albion, prepar.
atory to beginning work on the new
structure. services are to be held In
the Odd Fellows hall. The founda-
ton for the new church will be put in
this fall, and if the weather permits the
building will be completed.
Appearance is a valuable asset to
every young man or business man. Tc
possess it you need not buy a new
suit each week. Only call Ill and ask
us to call for and deliver your suit to
you cleaned and pressed. We know
how. We have the latest modern ma
chinery to help US. Marshalltown
Steam Dye Works.
Dr. Wood, the eye. ear nose and
throat specialist and surgeon, who has
practiced his profession successfully
in Marshalltown during the last twenty
years, has moved his office to the Tre-
mont block. Special attention paid to
relieving eye strain symptoms, such as
nervousness by properly fitted glasses.
Advertisement.
Leo Mead. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Mead, 500 South Fourth street, has
returned home from Chicago, where for
five weeks he has been in hospital
suffering from injuries to the hip and
back. the result Of being struck by a
work train while employed as a painter
by the railroad company. The young
man is still suffering from his injuries,
but is improving slowly.
The Mothers Club Of the Rogers
School held its regular meeting in the
school building, Friday afternoon. An
interesting program was opened with a
piano solo by Kenneth Brintnall. D. w.
Norris is in favor Of the Fairgrounds
and brought out many interesting
points He also spoke on the proper
ventilation Of school buildings. Miss
Mary Parsons also talked on the pub
lie Fairgrounds, illustrating her topic
with description Of playground in
Chicago. Dorothy Shove contributed a
song to the program.
The losing division Of the c. w. b.
NJ. Auxiliary entertained the winning
division Of the. auxiliary and other
women Of the church In the church
parlors Friday afternoon. During the
afternoon an informal musical program
was enjoyed and the guests worked on
fancy work. Miss Lois Rogers gave
piano solo and Mrs. L F. Brown
sang. During the afternoon the lead
ers for the credit campaign were an
nounced, Mrs. @. F. Nugent for the first
division, Mrs. F. H. Wallace, second:
Mrs. D. NJ. Duncan. third: Mrs. Ira
McCool. fourth. The parlors were at
tractively decorated with white chry-
and green vines. and a
two-course lunch was served by the
social committee; assistede Dy Misses