Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-13

am now located over the Iowa Saw.
ings Bank. DR.. b. o. Frasey. dentist.
Now located ~ Masonic Temple.
rooms. los to I'll. Dr.. Ralph = Ksyssr,
Calf meal, cents pound; nifty.
pound sacks. Si.7s. Bowlos s Billings.
Calf meal-A .ubstitute for milk for
calves and pigs. For sale here. Bowles
& Billings.
Odeon orchestra dance Saturday
night, Red Men hall. Tickets SO cents
Dance In Forney hall Saturday.
March II. Evening tickets so Genus.
Jones orchestra.
District Passenger Agent George w.
Bristow of the Chicago Great Western.
was in the city today.
The play. Jesse james" also two
acts Of vaudeville and three reels OF
picture, Saturday. Princess.
Ira Kerr. OF ROCK Island. is In the
city for visit OF few days ut the
home Of his cousin, E. 8. ketchum
Why pay more. when Gold Medal
flour is selling for Slips sack? Phone
your order to 333.--Advertisement.
NRperville brand cottage cheese. 1t
Is 10 cents. You will like this cheese.
1t comes In sanitary packages too.
Phone q. Reynolds s. Sheldon
Miss Myrtle Golly. OF Gearing, who
underwent an operation for the remov-
al OF a fibroid tumor at the Deaconess
hospital Wednesday, is doing very NICE
ly today.
All Star feature films Of Arizona"
by Augustus Thomas. Americas great
est play. six parts. 210 scenes and a
hundred and fifty people. with Cyril
Scott Tonight. Lyric.
Dried peaches, fancy, selling now at
10 cents pound, and less when
bought in quantities Of ten or more
pounds. Phones 2s4 and 11S4. George
c. McCord, west end grocer.
Mrs. w. E. Anderson and son George
are in Cedar Rapids for q visit of two
weeks with the formers father. Henry
Wetzel, and other relatives. Mr.. Ander-
son will spend Sunday in Cedar Rap
ids.
= See; the beautiful silk and wool fancy
poplins we place. on sale4tomorrow at
.$1.As per yard. actual value 81. Incl
dentaAy don't forget tooselect dress
from our large assortment of foulards
and fancy silks. at 50 cents, worth 81.
f. r. Lay. Z.
Vegetables! Yes, in abundance, at
this grocery, fresh every day. Radishes.
celery, cauliflower, peppers, tomatoes,
head ard leaf lettuce, sweet potatoes,
new potatoes, rutebagas. Phones 2s4
and 1854. George, C. McCord, west
end grocer.
The Marshaiitown Savings ant Loan
Association offers safe and profitable
way to place your money. Shares are
now for sale in the twelve series. which
will be open soon. You can buy one
share on the payment of so cents
month; two shares for 81 a month, ten
shares for IS a month.-Advertisem
If you have enjoyed the music rem
dered by the orchestraSof the Central
Church of Christ each Sunday evening.
you will be more than pleased in at
tending the entertainment consisting
of readings, songs, violin solos, piano
numbers, ETC., the evening Of March is
at o'clock. Price Is and rs cents.
Committee.
II you are early at..our. silk sale to-
morrow you will have the opportunity
to select Cheney Bros, proof
foulard from $50 different designs. at
the very low price, of-69icen per yard.
The regular price of these goods is IS
cents ands$1 per>yard. Included in this
50 cent sale II a large assortment of
fancy silks and plain messalines. worth
81. E. :. Lay.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Y NJ. c. A. was held
Thursday afternoon in the Y. w. c. Al
rooms. the hostesses being Mrs. T. b.
Haines, and Misses Bell McNeal and
Grace Crellin. After the business rou-
tine the hours were spent in an nfor-
NAL social way. In d drawing contest
the prizes were won by Mrs. Fred Cum
ningham and Mrs. George w. Gilbert.
Refreshments were served.
The body Of Mrs. Lenora Pierce.
wife Of Stanley Pierce of Milwaukee,
reached the city this morning from
| Anaheim, Cal, where Mrs. Pierce died
| March 8. Mrs. Mary F.. Dunn, of this
city mother Of Mr.. Pierce accompan-
| led the body as did also Dalton Pierce,
the 6-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce Arrangements for the funeral
| will not be made until Mr.. Pierce
reaches the city. He is expected to-
night.
In Klaw & Erlanger,'s new, elab-
crate production Of Ben Hur.
which will be staged at the Odeon
theater tonight and Saturday eve
nings and Saturday matinee, a
dominant feature is made Of Edgar
| Stillman Kelley's appropriate and up
lifting music which will be rendered
! by an unusually large chorus of Sc
! iccted voices and g specially augment
| ed orchestra In the line of giving
| artistic power and Importance to the
/ glorious music in Ben Hur." the noted
musician and director. Gustav Hin
richs, has been engaged to conduct the
! orchestra. Odeon.
! As pleasant surprise to Mrs, Can
! dace +. Trotter, 41o North First street
| Mrs. l.. G. Lampman and Mrs. J. w
| Ash, entertained Thursday afternoon
! fourteen guests in celebration OF Mrs
! Trotter's birthday anniversary. The
guests enjoyed their fancy work dur
ing the Afternoon and Mrs. Trcttar was
presented with "a towering plant. At
| O'Clock q three-c course luncheon was
| served. The table was decorated iT
green and white and little emblelns Of
Ec+ patrfck's day which were given a!