Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-24

Picture framing. sow.n's studio.

E 80.
Or. Graham. ostsopath. Masonic temple
Sugar. loo7pounds for $40. Flower.
DR.. BurlGart. ostsopath. ~ W.. Main.
Big u corn. four cans for as clnts.
Flower.
| Lard, two pounds bulk IS cents.
Five packages Krinkle corn fakes for
rs cents. Flower.
Coffee. Ave pounds OF high grade cof-
fee for IS cents. Flower.
Big L peas now s,s cents can. three
! cans for "a cents. Flower.
Warren Nichols, Of Minerva, was in
Melbourne today on business
Mems Mahogany tan English, last
shoes, - to IS. Larson and S6A.
Farmers-Flower pays you IS cents
dozen for good eggs. Brinssstha ".
Flower 8 & n
Simplicity combined hatcher and
orooder, 10O-egg, at SO. Schmidts
hardware.
Get fresh cottage cheese at your
grocer's today and .Wednesday.-Ad-
! vertisemont.
Greyhound auto oil, 40 CENTS per
galion. Royal OH Company, iO1 West
Main street. ~ \
Is your boy hard on shoes? Try our
$3.50 boys shoes--they will wear. Wal
lace Shoe Store
| Office and veterinary hospital 1o7-
| 100 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. J. Neiman.
The Archers will meet wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. %. l..
Jones, 9 West State street. sTr ~
| Don't wear your rugs and yourself
| out by beating. Rent our electric
cleaner at 81 per day. Marion Gard
The Car Workers AUXILIARY will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Myrtle Farguson, $40 South Fourth
street.
Ladies. they are here. Gun metal
and patent leather pumps for street
wear Perfect fitting, $3.50. Wallace
Shoe Store. s.
l. Put your feet in Larson G. Sons
hands, Marshalltown's greatest shoeist,
and say goodbye to your foot troubles.
! Larson & Son.
The price is right, the quality is high
grade for all the dried fruits and the
biggest assortment in this city. Culley,
South First avenue
Children's white Nubuck shoes. Ma
ture form last. The most comfortable
shoe child can wear. s1.25 and $3.50.
Wallace Shoe Store. IS
Jacob Eige, general superintendent
of the Fisher Governor Company, went
to Kansas City Monday night for few
days stay on business.
All kinds of garden seeds in packages
or bulk. Flower seeds in packages.
Sweet peas, fal land dwarf nasturtiuns,
In bulk. Culley, South First avenue.
They're all the go, those handsome
kidney heel shoes and yet you can
get this beautiful shoe at Larson &
Sons. Prices SO to $3.50 Larson &
Son.
The w. R. c. Aid Society will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
J. 3. Troutner and Mrs Amelia Hall at
the Troutner home, s West Grant
street.
Mrs. J. A. Lee. Of Be!oit, Wis, ar.
rived in the city Monday night and vii:
visit at the home Of her parents MI.
and Mrs. E. R. streerey for two
weeks.
! A customer made $50 in a week by
shearing his neighbors' horses. He used
a $1o75 Stewart clipper 1t is the light
est running clipper made. Schmidt's
hardware.
| The Improved Order of Redmen
dance Wednesday evening. March rs,
Redmen hall. Evening tickets, so cents.
Extra ladies 10 cents. jones' five
piece orchestra. Committee.
Larson & Son, have just received a
shipment Of Ladies patent colonial
! pumps. with kidney heels, and cut steel
buckles, on display in our window.
Larson & Son.
Market day sale Friday. March q. at
a high grade Clydesdale stallion, that
must be sold. List what you have to
sell early. Mason & Shoemaker
| The Tuesday Musical Club presents
John Ralph Lawton, in piano recital at
the Congregational church Friday eve
ming, March 81, Admission 50 cents:
children under y years % cents$ Com
mittee.
Mrs. w. H. Steiner, 607 North Center
! street, submitted to an extensive abb
dominal operation at the Deaconess
hospital today. She rallied nicely from
the shock, and promises to make !,
cOod recovery
c. e. Winslow has gone to Center
vile for weeks visit with relatives.
| Mrs. Wnslow and baby daughter, who
have been visiting near Centerville
with relatives for a. week, will accom-
| parry MIR. Winslow home.
Mrs. Clyde Crabtree returned home
Monday night from Rochester, MINI.
where she has been caring for hei
sister, Mrs. Fred Zierath. who is suf-
ferins with infiammatory rheumatism
Mrs. Zierath's condition is so1new!ls,
improved. ~
The girls of the Sunday school class
Of the Baptist church, taught by Miss
Rena Van Orman, were entertained al
dinner Monday evening by Miss Var
Orman, sos West Church street. AS
sisted by Miss Grace Van Orrnan.. ths
hostess served dinner at $50, after
which the evening was spent socially
Land with music. g.,
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