Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-20
Bring your watches in. Hedges.

"Our MUTUAL G1rI tonleht. Lyric.
Walter Smelling, OF Minerva, was in
the city today.
VIII Brucker, of Gearing. was in the
city Thursday on business.
Waist sale Saturday. $3.50 to 81
values. % cents. Orlando Baxter.
\ The eighth and ninth reels OF sour
Mutual Girl" series tonight Lyric.
Pickles. pickles, all kinds. also olives
in bulk. Culley, South First avenue.
Dance at I. o. F. hall. Saturday
evening March 81, Recess orchestra
Advertisement.
Saturday is a special day for tchil-
dren and carnation will be given each
child. Miss Middlekauff.
Cheap tea is poor economy. Buy Red
Rose and prove that good tea is less
Observation-Disclosures
Saturday our special which we offer
will be peanut crisp at 12h cents a
pound. Wachters Confectionery.
Karl Ingledue is confined to his
home with an attack of grip. His con-
uieioi touoS was "iuSA AiiPio'eo'
Fancy .Alsyke, red and mammoth
clover seed. ut right prices. also fancy
timothy seed. Bowles & Billings,
We have few of those fancy
peaches, dry peaches, at cheap prices.
George e. McCord, west end grocer
Every wanted color in all the new
stylish weaves In dress goods are
shown here. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
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Why buy poor egg when you can
get a fresh egg at the Quality Egg
House. Phone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
United Brethren bake exchange at
Roberts upholstering shop. 119 West
Main street; Saturday afternoon. Com
mittee.
Saturday for cash. all 80 cent coffee,
four pounds for 81. Special price on
lard in so pound cans. Prone c..
Egbert.
A carnation for every child that at
tends the children's spring millinery
opening, Saturday. at this store. Miss
Middlekauff.
We are only showing this seasons
patterns in Cheney Brothers foular9s,
all the new wanted shades shown here.
Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry l.. Bailey, 30S
South Second street, left the city to-
day to make their home on farm hive
miles north OF Clemens :"
Don't fail to hear Shove and Sails
bury in a concert ITO fit the popular
TASTE" Congregational church
at o'clock. Brotherhood.
Investigate the bargains in waists in
our window. A variety Of designs, all
new models. $3.50 to So values, sale
price 80 cents. Orlando Baxter. ~
Miss Gilmore and Miss Page have
charge Of the millinery department.
You are assured Of the very latest in
hats with these ladies in charge. >Nettie
Ingledue & Co.
Sunday you should have ice cream, If
you wish it delivered phone Ats white.
At our soda fountain we serve vanilla.
chocolate and. strawberry ice. cream
and pineapple sherbert. Wachter's
Confectionery.
Mrs. Edna T. Steele, of Syracuse,
Ind. who has been visiting for a few
weeks with her cousin, Martin A.
Gaunt, at ST., Anthony, ;left for her
homesthis morning. Mr. Gaunt ACCOM-
panied aher TO. Ahfs city. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Keller entertain
ed few friends. informally Thursday
evening at sauer kraut dinner. The
dinner was served at $50 o'clock. the
hostess being assisted in serving By
Mrs. T. F. Bradford and Miss Leila
David
Several teachers from out of the city
visited the public schools in this city
today. Five Of the visitors were from
Grinnell, ten from State Center, and
ten flcm Mason City. Teachers from
the latter place were accompanied by
the members Of the debating team who
will NEE. the high school team here to-
night.
A distinct event Of the local theatre
cal season will be the engagement Of
Little Women" at the Odeon Theater
tonight. This is the William A. Brady
production that enthralled New York
ers for all last year.at The Playhouse.
and it comes to this city with the be-
loved characters Of Louise NJ Alcott's
immortal story in the hands Of COM
petent players and the excellence OF
scenic equipment that characterizes
all Brady productions. Odeon.
An all-day sew was held Thursday
day by seventy-two members Of the
aid society of the Congregational
church, which met at the home Of Mrs.
Emily J. Sellers, 81 North First street.
Iov,
Carl Shaffner, F. D. 3. ingalls,, H. c..
Stevens, Candace Trotter. D. d. Neb
lett and J. v. Bass. The members
spent a profitable day sewing on the
new linen for the new church. At noon
the hostesses assisted by Mrs. l.. G..
Lampman and Mrs. G. F. Thompson,
served a chicken pie dinner.