Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-12


Your choice of any dress left in our
store, sizes "a to "a, while they last
Is cents Bargain Store.
Your choice of any dress left in our
store. sizes "a to 81, while they last,
Is cents Bargain Store.
Don't miss getting in on our final
lclean-up sale on summer dresses, sizes
"a to 81, your choice Is cents. Bargain
Store.
| Don't miss gettins in On our final
iclean-up sale on summer dresses sizes
"a to "a, your choice IS cents. Bargain
Store.
Pure Gold -four $3.50 sack. Clear
Quill flour $1.75 sack, Maplesota flour
! s1.75 sack, Occident s19O sack. Bowles
G. Billings.
Mrs A. A. Sichell, Of Chicago, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening for
a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
H. A. Colt.
I Plenty Of old papers at cents bum
die at the Times Republican office just
! the thing to go under the carpets dur
| ing housekeeping time.
H. P. Bigelow, 403 South Sixth street,
who was taken suddenly i'll last Sun
| day. and has since been in a semi CON
scious condition, is somewhat improved
today.
| The st. Elizabeth Society will serve
| ice cream and home made cake Thurs
day evening on the lawn of Mrs
Eugene Kearns, 105 South Second ave-
nue.. Price 10 Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Tuffree and
daughter Helen went to Des Moines
Tuesday evening to visit a few days at
the homes of Mrs. Tuffree's sister, Mrs.
Frank Styles, and Mr.. Tuffree's niece.
Mrs. s. S. Arnold.
Our men can repair your furnace
now. More than half the houses in
Marshalltown are heated with Lennox
furnaces. so do not ask US to attend
to all Of them on one day Lennox
Furnace Company.
| A cake might be cake but there's
a difference. We know when you buy
your cake Of US, you will find it
different Our cakes don't have the
bakery taste. Try our devil food cake
| with the marshmallow filling. Stand
ard Bakery.
Mrs. William Twogood and son,
Everist, of Cedar Rapids, visited Tues
day with Mrs. Martha P. Newell and
Drs. w. W. and H. A. Newell Mrs.
Twogood and her son made the trip
! in their automobile and from here went
to Conrad for q short stay.
The teas given every two weeks by
the members of st. Margaret's Mission
have been so successful that another
~r,SlI 1o1 %%4r ,%f 1,A
l. L. C. Abbott home, South Fifth
avenue Members of the mission and
their friends are invited. Admission 10
cents. Committee.
The funeral OF Bernice May. the baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Turner,
of near Lamoille, will be held at the
Ralph Ankrum home, onehalf mile
| west Of Lamoille, Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Rev. James P. Linn will
conduct the service, and burial will be
in the Lamoille cemetery.
| Theresa L. Martin and her stock
company will open an engagement OF
eight nights at the Odeon. commencing
Sunday August 16. Miss Martin this
season is carrying as an added at
traction a concert band and orchestra
"Salomy Jane" will be the opening bill.
Bargain prices, 10 and 20 cents. Odeon.
Marvel Bishop, the IL year old
| daughter Of Herbert Bishop, who lives
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben j. Bishop, COG North Eleventh
street. was injured Tuesday evening
while playing with neig hborhood chill
dren. The children were playing hide
and SEEK when the little Bishop girl
ran into a barbed wire fence with such
force that her face and neck and right
arm were severely cut.
Complimentary to her niece, Mrs.
William Sloan, of Columbus. Neb, Mrs.
Lucy Loree, 401 North Center street,
entertained a few friends Tuesday af-
| ternoon. The hours were pleasantly
spent in an informal social way and
with fancy work, and in serving re-
freshments the hostess was assisted by
her daughter, Mr.. f. G. Pierce, and
! Misse Ina Goodale and Eva Van Der
veer. Mrs. f. NJ. Legg, of Springfield,
! ILL.,, was an out of town guest.
/ Lockard & Overturf have COM
| plete line of fancy fruits and vege-
tables-fancy duchess apples. sweet
| potatoes, large spanish onions red
onions, small green Onions fancy home
grown tomatoes. fancy Michigan cell
cry, peaches by the dozen or box, pears.
bananas, oranges and plums. Home
grown waternelons and musk melons.
Now is the time to can tomatoes, we
can furnish you any amount. Phones
626-234. Lockard 6 Overturf, 222 East
| Main street
DR.. and Mrs. George M. Johnson and
daughters, Harriet and Marjorie, left
today for 'MaQuoketa, where. after
! brief visit with DR.. Johnson's mother,
Mrs. L. A. Johnson, the family will
leave for Chicago. From there lake
trip will be taken to East Jordan Mich,
where a family camping party is to be
enjoyed for about three weeks. AT East
Jordan, which is on Pine Lake. there
are to be in the party Mrs. Johnson's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. 8. f. Millikan,
of this city; their son-in-law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Robert E.
Brown, of Waterbury, Conn: Mrs.
Grace M. Behr, of Des Moinese, another
daughter; and the johnson family from
this city On Sept. IL, in Chicago. the
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