Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-22
Glasses properly i,tted. Hellberg.

Glasses properly f,tted. HellberE.
Visit the merry goround tonight
Advertisement.
Second series Of "The Perils of Paul
ine." tonight. Lyric.
Fans $50 to 81 values on sale %
cents. Orlando Baxter.
The most sensational picture ever
shown, tonight. Colonial.
George r.. Norris. IRE. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Extra! Extra! "Honors for Dead
Heroes Of Vera Cruz" tonight. Lyric.
See the Klondike refrigerator before
buying. Priced $3.50 to $3.50. Marion
Gard.
Come to the Sugar Bowl Saturday
! and get Hersheys chocolate free.
Sugar Bowl.
! It's fine. dairy butter and only 20
cents pound, tomorrow. Phone 9S5.
Bruster & Roundy.
| The best white clover honey in comb,
none so good as this lot, only 20 cents
| PEI POuHus SuilcS . SlOEs.
| Inspect our window display Of muslin
! underwear, your choice Saturday and
Monday 10 cents. Orlando Baxter.
! The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
tea and coffee store Saturday. Commit
tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coburn left for
Minneapolis Thursday night. Mrs. CO.
burn will so from there to Brainard to
visit.
| Union barber shops will be open from
1880 to 1880 excepting Saturday. COM
tary.
| My dental office is now located over
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712.
DR.. Frazey.
Attend our muslin underwear sale,
gowns. shirts. combination suits, prin-
cess slips. $3.50 to $3.50 values. on sale
70 cents. Saturday and Monday.
| Orlando Baxter.
! Clifford & Boyds jumping horse merry
go-round will be located on Second
avenue, just off Main, for two weeks.
| beginning tonight Come out and hear
| the music.-Advertiseme
| Clifford & Boyd's jumping horse merry
go-round will be located on Second
! avenue, just off Main, for two weeks.
beginning tonight. Come out and hear
! the. music.-AdvertiSene
Clifford & Boyd's jumping horse merry
go-round will be located on Second
avenue. just off Main, for two weeks.
beginning tonight. Come out and hear
; the music.-Advertiseme
Clifford & Boyd's jumping horse merry
go-round will be located on Second
! avenue, just off Main. for two weeks.
! beginning tonight. Come out and hear
the music.--Advertiseme
Mrs Charles Breckel and Mrs. r.
Rigsbee went to Chicago Thursday to
visit for few days with their sister,
Mrs. Wallish. They will also visit with
relatives in Milwaukee before returning
in about ten days.
Buy canned pineapple instead Of
fresh fruit. Club House brand. big
slices of the best fruit, perfect and
ripe. in a can at 25 cents or s2.7o per
dozen. Give me your future order
| while the price is right. Culley, the
grocer.
Saturday and Sunday specials at
Wachters confectionery: Lemon ice
cream, also pineapple and strawberry
sherbet. In ice cream-vanilla, straw
berry, chocolate. Order it delivered to
your home. Phone AIS white. Wach-
ter's confectionery.
| Mrs. H. F. Peterson, 100 East State
street, was hostess Wednesday after
noon to the Priscilla Needle Club
members, who enjoyed the afternoon
| visiting and with their fancy work.
Mrs. Peterson, assisted by Mrs. r.
Burnet. served a two course lunch at
o'clock.
Not political party, but a comedy
sketch is who's Who" and in this
home talent are featured Miss Eva
Nickel and Rosie Flower, Margaret
Statler and Ray Palmer. the latter Of
Des Moines. Given by ST. Margaret's
Mission to be held at Orpheum theater.
Committee.
Franks shoe repair shop is now locat
ed next door to Deuell's news stand.
Look in at our modern equipment,
then you will know why we are always
! busy. We repair shoes, the way that
; is correct. Have you a pair you want
us to make new again" Franks shoe
repair shop.
The body of Josephine Byrnes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
!! Byrnes, Of Dcs Moines. was brought to
this city this morning for burial in
Riverside. Rev. N. u. Keffeler had
/ charge of the service at the grave The
| pail bearers were Lawrence Pink Rus
sell Payette, Leo Melton. and Charles
Kearns.
| Funeral services for John y. Payette
| were held from st. Mary's church, in
charge of Rev J. j. Fitzpatrick. a 9
! o'clock this morning. Members Of the
church. who are also Elks, acted as
pail bearers. in the persons of Ed
Sheridan T. H. Bondage. William
! White, George Murphy. J. l.. O'Brien.
and John Ihtssen. Interment was in
Riverside.
The funeral Of Mrs. Peter A. Nelson
was held at the home. 701 East State
street. Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. c. n. Morris conducted the serv