Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-29

i Child portraiture our speciality
Brown Studio, West Main.
Saturday only, 90 cent perfume a,
"a cents an ounce. Beinert's.
You pay tho least and dress the best
at the National Wooden Mills.
Buy home products first. Rupert,
pure pork sausage Is best. Rupert.
Eye. ear. nose and throat specialists
Drs. French & Cobb. Masonic temple
Meat from native corn fed steers or
sale daily at my market. Try 1t. Rupert
SCOTS coal office. 1T East MAR
street. with American Express Com.
pany.
j. F. Miller, Of Belle PLANE, was IL
the city today with his brother, n. f
Miller
Special prices for one month, syst
will buy dozen Of my fine photos. J
NJ. Stonestreet.
Don't forget the graniteware at this
store-any piece 10 cents. Boston store
1913 East Main.
Mrs. w. T. Estel and daughter Mar
garet, and Mrs. A. J. Smith were in
Des Moines today.
Our Seal-Shipt oysters are received
direct from Baltimore. Try quart
Reynolds & Sheldon.
! The original Jersey Cream flour sold
at this store. Phone 2s4. George c.
McCord, West End grocer.
Come and see the lowest prices eve,
placed on fancy ribbons, wide widths
/ Boston store, 1928 East Main.
Cannery acreage wanted. Corn, to-
matccs, pumpkins. Prices same as last
year. Call at once. Western Grocer
Mills.
Bring the "babies" fora portrait. We
always get that pleasing expression
Camera Shop; studio; ground floor
| studio.
Mrs. George Downing and Mrs. J.
E. Frederick were in Ames Tuesday
night in attendance at the Eastern Star
chapter meeting.
The Excelsior Aid. Society will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Roy Clark, 414 North Third street
with Mrs. Ben Wedgwood as assistant
hostess. "a;
Mrs. Laura blessing is seriously i'll OF
grip at her home, 536 North Second
street. 1t was published by mistake
Tuesday that Miss Clara blessing was
the one who was i'll.
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! The Sunday School Teachers Union
VIC of 1o
G.. A. rooms. The bible study was con-
tinued, and Mrs A. l.. Gillet taught
the Sunday school lesson.
| Charles Roberts, of Gary, Ind, who
is spending the winter here with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Thorpe, went to Waterloo this morn
ing for short stay on business.
The Hartland Reading Club Will
meet with Mrs: HI: n. .Shumway. in
Marietta township, on Wednesday, Feb
II. The roll call will be. answered by
quotations from LINCOLN, and the sub
5ect study win be "The War in the
Balkan States." -s.:%Es}sa
| Mr. ana Mrs.: Wili~.A.I Brown, III
Bromley street. entertained the Home
Welfare Club Tuesday evening. Music
and games occupied the evening and
prizes for a guessing contest Were
awarded to Mrs. j. w. Arkin and Law
renee Hanson. Mrs. Brown served re-
! freshments.
| With all tts original attractiveness
"The Spring Maid, Werba and Lues-
chers bubbling operate success 81 two
seasons, will be presented for the first
4 to- fI,S, 1{%,
Sunday evening. Heading the cast will
be captivating Marguerite Wright as
the saucy little princess, supported by
Charles McNaughton from London
Odeon.
Conductor E. D. Young, of the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railway, who
is taking winters vacation, and his
son. Lyle Young, left Tuesday even
ing for an extended southern trip.
Tampa, Fla, is the destination, and
from that point different places of in
terest will be visited. On. the return
trip Mr.. Young and son will take a
steamer to New Orleans. and will wit
ness the Mardi Gras festivities. They
will be gone until some time in the
spring.
A carload Of scenery and furnishings
with Mutt and Jefr' and their whole
Dam Family" will move into the Odeon
theater Saturday, matinee and night.
High Jinks'' will be held each evening
and at the usual matinee. If you can't
laugh, see doctor at once. Now for
goodness sake. don't make the mistake
Of waiting until the show comes to
town before buying your tickets. Get
them as soon as the sale opens which
will be at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
Mutt and Jen' never played to empty
seats and It's not going to begin here.
The house will be full Of fun loving, en-
thusiastic. bowling. shrieking huma .
beings. "a word to the wise is plenty"
Odeon.
The newly elected officers Of Mare
chal Neil division, G. I. A., B. OF L. E..
entertained the members of the d.
vision at the home of the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. S. S. Swanson, 401 South
Third street, Tuesday afternoon. A
musical program was enjoyed and in
cluded two vocal numbers by Mrs. L.
s. Brown, who was accompanied by