Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-25

OPoAIuS Sale VI we'll paper Sall week
at Is North First street. McMurray's
Paper Store.
The Pansy Club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. E. G. F'latley, 400
East Linn street.
Don't fail to hear the eight piece
urday evening, Feb. %. Odeon theater
orchestra.
The big pound cheese will be cut
March 4, 80 order now your share.
Phone 2S4. George C. McCord. West
End grocer.
The Luther League of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet at the X.
A. Kollin home. s04 North Fifth street,
Thursday evening.
Dance in Forney's hall Saturday,
Feb. 20. Good floor, good music. Ad-
mission 10 cents. evening tickets SO
cents. Jones' orchestra.
Mrs. Henry Petrie, of Luray. under
went an operation at st. Thomas hos
pital this morning for appendicitis and
adhesions. Her condition is satisfac-
tory.
Hear Stephen A. Haboush, a native
Assyrian, at the Baptist Temple, Fri
day night, on why Left the Catholic
Church" Admission Is and Is cents
Advertisement.
All persons owing Jarrett & Son will
please call and settle or make ar
engagements about their accounts, as
we must close this business up this
week Jarrett G, SON.
DR.. Shallenberger, specialist, enron
| c, nervous and special diseases, vii.
make 161st visit to Marshalltown,. Pill
grim Hotel, Saturday. Feb. %. Con-
sultation ree.-Advertisement.
The young peoples society Of the
First United Evangelical church will
| present The Choirmaster' Friday
even at 1880, in the church. Silver
Offering. No charge. Everybody come.
Committee.
| Mrs. A. c. Everist, 2osk West Main
street, entertained the Calisophian
Club mmebers at their regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. The hours were
devoted to the usual reading and study
of the clubs book.
Our new auto service delivery de-
notes one thing, that we wish to serve
our customers quickly as we'll as eff
| ficiently. We call for and deliver your
garments. Clean, press and dye. Mar
shalltown Steam Dye Works.
| weisman's Bargain Store. Dutch
Brand Is on every ones tongue. How
many words can make out Of this
name? II knew would get the best
share Of the $25 worth Of prizes that
are to be given Observation-Disclosures.
Wanted-A young lady between the
ages 20 and 25 years. size between thir-
| ty- four and thirty-six bust measure,
| we'll proportioned, good appearing. with
pleasing manners to act as cloak
model. Apply at once in person.
Levin's.
Mail orders from both in town and out
| Of two patrons now accepted for ben
Hur." Orders filled in order they are
| received. Make checks payable to
Busby Bros. Enclose self addressed
and stamped envelope for return Of
tickets. Odeon.
! Ethan Allen flour, it is guaranteed.
This flour is milled of the finest Min
nesota wheat, milled in Wells, Mimi,
and we have given it fair. test. thru
our many customers, and agree that it
is the best you need ever want. Phone
626. Lockard g. Overturf, grocers.
This city is due for what promises
to be the stellar theatrical event in
It's history: meaning that at the Odeon
Theater Sunday eening Miss Eva
| Tanguays will appear at the head of her
| own COMPANY Of vaudeville stars, on
her second annual tour of the country.
The engagement is expected to be an
suspicious one from the point of in
terest ana attendance. Odeon.
| With the approaching completion OF
| the Panama canal, the attention of the
entire world is focused on this greatest
engineering feat in history. Therefore
Lyman H. Howe has chosen wisely
in making this the big feature of his
new program to be presented at the
Odeon Theater next Tuesday evening. A
| we'll known writer describes the canal
! briefly thus: "The whole thing is stu
pendous, proGigious, overwhelming"
And this is exactly the impression i'm
parted most wildly on the mind Of
every spectator of MIR. Howe's repro
duction. Odeon.
If you would like to spend two de-
licious hours, do not fail to see the
successful comedy. "Bunty Pulls the
Strings" at the Odeon Friday evening,
for it is the quaintest, most charming
comedy that eyer came across the
water to bewitch nation that knew
the knew the land of it's nativity chief
ly thru Scottish Chiefs" and Harry
Lauder. 1t is almost two years since
"Bunty'' was first presented in the
midwest and then at time when
little was known Of it. It was in the
month of June when outside amuse-
ments had diverted attention from the
theater. but with all that It left most
delightful recollection in the minds Of
all who saw 1t. Odeon.
Tuesday Musical Club members were
pleasantly entertained at their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
w. T. Scott and Miss Eva Van Derveer
at the Scott home,' 203 South Eighth
street. The program. for the afternoon
was composed of music Of Scotland and
Ireland and a paper, Scotch and Irish
Ballads was read by Miss Vera
White. Two Scotch duets, "Auld Lang
Syne," and Blue Bells Of Scotland"
were sung by;,Mrs. ]. ". Bass and Mrs.
John Wallace, who were accompanied
i by Miss Grace Swingley. Two Irish
love songs were sung by Miss Mary
Gilchrist, accompanied by Miss Eva