Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
Bring your watches m. hodgss.'

| c. F. Hanson. OF Colo. was in the
city Monday.
Big L tomatoes. three cans for Is
cents. Flower.
High grade oleomargarine pei. pound
Is cents. Flower.
]. P. Wells. OF Baxter. was in the
city Monday on business.
Mrs. F. wendt, Of Green Mountain.
spent Monday In the city.
Mrs. A. ]. Johnston. Of Fearing.
spent Monday in the city.
| H. J. Benson. Of Union, went to Wat
erloo ON business this morning.
Sole agents for pneumatic dress
forms. Benedict & Brintnall.
Regular $3.50 -four guaranteed Car
anation -four for $l.15. Flower.
! VIC. Dobson went to Des Moines this
morning for short stay on business.
! Bed spreads. 3175 values on sale for
$1.19, Wednesday and Thursday. Nettie
Ingledue s. Co.
Rummage sale basement Methodist
\
clothes. Committee.
| Rummage sale basement Methodist
church tomorrow. A fine lot OF mems
clothes. Committee.
| Kidney heel shoes for ladies in pat
ent with cloth or kid tops, price SO and
$3.50. Larson & Son.
Our rugs are attractive, not only in
colorings and quality but also in price.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Special prices on quantities Of seed
potatoes. All varieties. George c. Nc
Cord. west end grocer.
Office and veterinary hospital 1o?.
100 East State. assistant state veter-
marian. F. ]. Neiman.
Y. NJ. c. A. Glce Club concert Fri
day evening. Baptist temple. You can't
/ afford to miss it. Committee. s.
Ivan Hooker. of Timber Creek town,
ship, left Monday for Gordon. Neo..
where he will spend the summer.
| s. ]. Beardsley. claims attorney for
the Minneapolis & st: Louis railroad.
was in the city today on business.
Mrs. Archie Elson. Of Grinne,l,; ar,
rived In the city Monday evening for &
| visit Of a few days. with relatives an5d
| friends. a5r
Curtain time is here. It will pay you
to investigate our line of scrims, :nsts.
Swisses and Madras cloths. Benedict
& Brintnall. .@EIsk;
Why pay other merchants*s7, iSSand
50 for your Easter hat when you, can
find just what pleases you here fofStt 3
Nettie 1ngledue & Co. "
Men. Larson & Son have just. re-
ceivsd a large shipment OF OxSorda
with leather or rubber sofel In tan or
black. Larson & Son. si3s
That IS cents a pound -er5 three
pounds for 81 coffee which has some
real Java and mocha in 1t, ts5as wonder
| Try it. Culley's. South First sRenue.
Now SOW lawn grass seed ID your
lawn and the shady nook kind oas your
shady places. You can get the seed at
this store. Culley's. South First avenue.
Ladies'. have you tried on a pair Of
our "Gaby" pumps. They are made
and designed exclusively for Larson &
| Son. Call and see this handsome
pump. Larson & Son.
Cadet hosiery has linen spllced heels.
toes and knees and is by far the best
child's hose ever manufactured. We
have exclusive sale In Marshalltown.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Come to the free lecture on Christian
Ccience at the Science church. Main
and Fifth streets. tonight at s:15. by
William D. McCracken, of New York
Observation-Disclosures
THE Girl from Out Yonder." which
is perhaps one Of the most successful
plays Of recent years, will again be
presented at the Odeon Theater to-
| night by the Theresa L. Martin Com :
pany. Odeon.
The best concert of the season for
! the least money at the Baptist temple
| Friday evening. Arrange to bring the
| entire family and enjoy delightful!
evening. Admission % cents. Y. NJ. c.
A. Glee Club. Committee. -.
The regular meeting Of the Woman s
4 Club will be held Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 in the Red Mems hall. The
/ home and education department will
have charge of the program, and Mrs
Lucy E. Wilson will give an address on
1.-The Culinary Department of the Sol :
! diers Home"
Now playing at the Odeon Theater
i the Theresa Z. Martin Company. to-
night and tomorrow night, "The Cir
From Out Yorder." Change of program
| Thursday evening. Tickets are on sale
| three days in advance Of each opening
| play. Order your tickets now for any
night you wish to attend. Prices II
1 and 20 cents. Odeon. ~
An old fashioned social was given
Monday evening by the Frank NJ
Thomas w. r. c.. No. 9, which enter
tanned the members of the G. A. R
There was an attendance Of sixty-f1ve
and the evenings entertainment con-
sisted of old-fashioned games and
music, which were greatly enjoyed by
all. Refreshments were served by the
| social committee.
| Suit to get an order of court direct
| ing the sale of 22O acres In Liberty and
Minerva townships so that the proceeds
can be divided among the heirs. was
! filed in the district court this morning
by the heirs of William D. Davis. The
suit is brought in the name Of Minnie
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