Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-27

Wachter's Confectionery.
See our bargain counter. It is filed
with boys shoes: exceptional values at
$3.50. Wallace Shoe Store.
Lots Of nice oranges, lemons, grape
fruit, apples, ETC., in our window just
now. Reynolds 4 Sheldon.
We offer values that can not be
duplicated in our millinery department
for Saturday. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Lawton recital tonight at the Con-
gregational church. Adults so cents,
children under II, 25 cents.-Adver-
tisement.
The concert given last year by the
Y. NJ. G. A. Glee Club was hummer.
Hear them. April 3 at the Baptist
Temple. Committee.
Washed figs, delicious and health
full. This grocery takes pleasure in an
nouncing fresh shipment of washed
figs. George L. Andrews, grocer.
Corsets on sale Saturday, a model
that meets the present styles in a way
that pleases every woman: 81 values
on sale, price 80 cents. Orlando Bax-
ter.
Auto oil. Barrel and half barrel
quantities. rs cents per gallon. guar
anteed- Try out before paying for it.
R. c. Valentine Company, Masonic
Temple.
The girls and boys will get more
wear out vi siioes purchased Of ne,
at less cost than ever before, $1.25
to 81. Ungers shoe parlor, under First
National Bank.
Big L corn, four cans for 25 cents:
Big L peas, 81. cents a can. or three
cans for "a cents. Big L tomatoes. at
Sh cents can or three cans for "a
cents. Phone PA. Flower.
The children Of the first and second
grades Of the public schools Will be
told stories Saturday morning at 10
o'clock at the public library by Hiss
Mabel Shearer. children's librarian.
Mrs. G. A. Tewksbury and Mrs. A.
A. AXE gave q tea Thursday afternoon
at the formers home. Ill North
Seventh street for their division in the
Congregational aid society. The affair
was largely attended.
Saturday we place on sale $50 corr
| sets: 50 values at 80 cents. The free
hip bone" is one of the features of
this model. The corset is designed 50
| that no steels, cores Or seams (oniy the
/ soft corset fabric) can touch the
wearer -at this point. Orlando Baxter.
Chaplain n. o. Pratt. Of the SOL
diers' home, was in charge Of the
funeral Of A. 3. Cronk, held Thursday
afternoon from the Pursel chapel The
pail bearers. all members Of the G.
A. r., were w. w. Wood. w. c. Kim
bsrly. w. p. Conger, S. E. Peek, J. B.
Mccormack. and Bruce Wallace.
The funeral of Cecil r. Nelson was
held at the family home. 7O1 East
State street, at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Rev. c. n. Morris conduct
ed the service. The pail bearers were
A. NJ. Treat. A H. Welker, D. E. Hole.
II. r. Mcmahon, G. S. Nugent and W.
n. Dickerson Burial was in Riverside.
Excelsior Aid Society members were
entertained Thursday by Mrs. c. R.
Gaunt and Mrs. ]. C. Meyers at the
Gaunt home, 202 North Fourth avenue.
There was an attendance Of fifty. who
spent the afternoon visiting and with
fancy work. Assisted by Mrs. F. H.
Harter. Mrs. Leroy Clark and Miss
Grace Gaunt, the hoetesses served
two-course luncheon.
In celebration Of the 18th anniversary
Of her wedding Mrs. r. Edwinson, $40
East Main street, was hostess Thurs
day afternoon to the members Of the
Anniversary Club. The guests visited
and sewed during the afternoon. and
at o'clock Mrs. Edwinson was as
sisted by Mrs. Fred Thompson and
Mrs. Mark Thomas in serving two
course supper. Sweet peas were used
in decorating, and the guests presented
the hostess with a rug.
Mrs. z. Bunker was elected president
Of the Woodman Circle Aid Society at
the annual meeting Of the aid. which
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. e. E. Belt, TN East Linn
street. Others eelcted to office were,
Mrs. Clyde Wright, vice president; Mrs.
e. =. Belt secretary: and Mrs. Frank
Beeson. treasurer. The sewing COM
mittee is composed Of Mesdames
George Bolei and Richard L. Hockridge,
and Miss Ella Burroughs. After the
election the afternoon was spent visit
ing and with fancy work. Assisted by
Mrs. Frank Beeson and Mrs. 2. Bunker,
the hostess served a two-course lunch.