Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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SELF" tonight. Lyric.
Warren Kerrigan in Master Of Him.
SELF" tonight. Lyric.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. King, Of Gearing
were in the city today.
Fancy pears, only $3.50 per bushel
long as they last. Flower.
Wanted-To buy small barn at once
1904 West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tragedy at the Big Eagle Mine,
two-reel Indian classic. Colonial.
| Two hundred pattern pats on sale al
this week. Ne.tie Insiedue 4 Co.
vet. They are sold at Whitehead's.
yet. They are sold at Whtiehead's.
chldren's new wool dresses, s2.ss te
50. sizes to Il years. Whitehead's.
Remember we are selling potatoes al
so cents busheI In five bushel lots
Flower. ;.-ts.- M
! F.. r. Benedict reached home this
morning from a brief business trip tt
Chicago.
| Packard union made shoes wear
longer than you expect them. Wallace
Shoe Store.
We are showing some very nifty
| evening gowns at moderate prices
| Whiteheads.
| Try ripe olive for change, the
most delicious and nourishing Of all
olives. Culleys.
Fresh New York cider. Bring II
your jugs II you want the real thing
oppice Fruit Company.
| Office and veterinary hospital 107-
! los East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. ]. Neiman.
I have car Of Minnesota potatoes
Price at car, 80 cents. w. L. Peckham
telephone 5o2. East State.
! New York Tollman sweet apples an6
New York ounces are in now. Let us
have your orders. Oppice Fruit Com.
pany.
To the Farmers--We pay 81 per hun.
dred pounds for apples. We are read,
to buy potatoes. Flower Meat ant
Grocery.
Perfect shoes for perfect days. and
other days also. We have a dandy line
of shoes for men and v omen. Wallace
Shoe Store. ~
Ladies' and misses wool dresses. al
| new styles and new weaves Of cloth
Rightly priced. No charge for altera'
ton. Whitehead's.
| wanted-Forty men to help worl
"Everywoman" company. Apply a
stage door, Odeon theater, Monda.
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i Detail baseball returns OF champion
ship series will be received by wire al
Harper & Wards grain office. room
fremont NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Imported Swiss, Roquefort and Wis.
consin full cream cheese in bulk. Pr
mento cream, Darifarm and Canadian
cream cheese in packages. Culleys.
Mrs. "A. N. Garfield left wednesda,
night for Washington, D. c., where
she will spend the winter with hel
nephew, DR.. Charles Galloway, ant
family.
| Ingledue's are showing the very lat
est in millinery. Two hundred pattern
| hats on sale this week at less thar
manufacturers cost. Nettie 1ngledu<
| & Co.
The regular teachers examination
will be held at the court house We'd
| hesday. Thursday and Friday, Oct. 20
| 80 and 81. Gertrude e. Miller, coun'
ty superintendent.
Martha, the 4-year- old daughter o,
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lindstedt, 20t
South Fifth street, was operated on q,
| the home this morning for the remov.
al of adenoids and tonsils.
Fancy eating apples, Grimes Colder
and Gillfower, pears, New York Con
cord grapes. ounces, Spanish malags
grapes, Tokay grapes and Florida grape
fruit. Culleys, South First avenue
Reed waists are here for fall ant
/ winter. They are made fine flannel
linen. voille. and silks, in all the lates
styles. They are better and cost nc
| more than other waists. Whitehead's.
| Miss Nellie BDardn1an arrived home
this morning from her eastern trip
Miss Boardman visited in Cleveland, o.
and visited with her brother Frank ii
Chicago. She has been gone two weeks
Mrs. Herman Burgfechtel, Yves
Nevada street, was hostess Wednesda!
afternoon to the Archers. The after
noon hours were occupied with tyini
comforters and sewing. and refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Burgfectel
Mrs. NJ. J. stotts left Wednesday af
ternoon for Galesburg. Ill. where sh
i will visit for week with her son. Dr.
Arthur Stotts. From Galesburg Mrs
Stotts will go to Chicago to visit for
week or ten days with Mrs. Edward
Sherlock, formerly Of Malcolm, and ,
distant relative. S1t.i S.ts sasa.s
Are you interested in lace front cor
sets? II so,, come and let us demon
strate to you the merits Of the Modar
lace front corset. Miss Sallow, the rep
resentative from the factory, will b.
here two days longer. The Modart ha
a splendid reputation with leadin,
modistes. E. r. Lay.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Societ,
Of the Friends church will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Ed Andrews
living one and one-half miles west O
the soldiers home. Those who hav
conveyances will meet at the soldiers
home at 2 O'Clock and take the mem
bers to the Andrews home.
The Ladies' Aid Society and the wo
mems Missionary Circle of the Baptis
church will meet at the church Ffida.
for an all.day sew. . Mesdames Nv
Stewart, Edward Erickson. and Henr!
Sundell, and Miss Hattie Churchill will
he the hostesses. The subject Of tn,
missionary circle will be. THE Philip
Y-e- H. .