Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-12

\ United Bre11ren bake exchange a
Sinclair's store Saturday afternoon
Committee.
| Mrs. Eliza Boyee left this morning
for a months visit with relatives il
Charles City.
St. Elizabeth's society will hold an
exchange Saturday, at the Ryder fur
niture store. Committee.
! Miss Pearl Hobart. of Independence
Mo-. is guest at the home of he
aunt, Mrs. ]. L. Ingledue.
Muslin underwear sale Saturday ant
Monday any article in this department
70 cents. Orlando Baxter.
| Tonight-special four-reel feature
I "A Leap of Despair" wonderful film
intensely interesting. Tonight. Lyric
Inspect our window display Of mus
lin underwear, unusual values, 70 cents
Saturday and Monday. Orlando Bax.
ter.
| The Presbyterian ladies' aid will
i hold an exchange at Reynolds & Shell
don's grocery Saturday afternoon-Ad-
vertisement.
My dental office is now located ovel
the Iowa Savings Bank. and equipped
with modern appliances. Phone 712
DR.. Frazey.
| Take advantage Of our going out o.
business sale. and save one-half OF
your wall paper. Van Tine, 12O Yves
Main street.
| The Sanitary Grocery the home o
! goods things to eat. Your Sunday din
| ner order will be promptly filled.-Ad.
vertisement.
/ Ask your grocer for Pillsbury's Best
-four. It's not too cheap to be good OF
! too good to be cheap. The price il
able.-Advertisement.
| Mrs. Will Lage went to Des Nome!
| this morning to attend the graduation
| of her niece. Miss Margaret Bremen
from West high school tonight.
| Saturday and Monday we place or
sale beautiful assortment II lace and
spangled fans all have ivory sticks
sale price SO cents. Orlando Baxter.
! Never condemn an article unit
you've tried 1t. The percentage Of
pleased consumers attests the quality
of Western Club cigars.-Advertise'
ment.
order a case of Colfax water and s
case of the Bailey boys pop and hav'
something cool to drink during thii
| hot weather. Phone Il. Narshalltowl
Bottling Work.
Funeranservices for Mrs. Mary L
Hendershott, Of Des Moines. will b.
held Sunday afternoon at $3.50 from
the Gust Mold home. 613 West Boom
street, and at 3 o'clock from the Swed'
ish Lutheran church.
Quality is satisfaction xept up. If yor
think it anything else, forget it. The
record of sales for Western Club s.
cent cigars in 1913 proves it. Two mil
lion in twelve months. Ask your deal
er, he helped. Letts-Fletche- Com
pany. distributors.
What would you do with $1,000? Yo,
have not got 1t now, so you don't know
what you would do with it. Hav'
| $1,000 in ten and one-half years b,
| taking out ten shares Of stock in TIN
Marshalltown Savings and Loan Asso
citation. George F. Thayer, secretary
The Fourth of July celebration com
mittee will meet this evening at
| o'clock in the east court room. Thu
committee requests the attendance o
| everyone interested in the success o
the celebration, wether on the commit
tee or not. Everybody come. Adver
tisement.
Rev. Orlando Ingvoldstad goes t
Chicago Sunday night to attend sum
mer school at the University of Chi
cago for six weeks. Mrs Ingvoldsta'
and babe will go to Norris, ILL.,, wher
they will remain with Mrs. 1ngvold
stad's mother while Rev. MI. 1ngvold
stad is in Chicago.
What you need for your, Sunda!
motor ride is one of the IRIS atlase!
showing every automobile road within
forty miles of Marshalltown. 1t is {
compilation Of road maps Of Marshal
county and six other counties con
.tiguous printed from the plates used IL
the so atlas OF Iowa. TO subscriber
who arc paid up one month In advance
SO cents, to others 81.
A most delightful social affair of tn
d week was the rose luncheon give
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W. 4
Davis, ITO North Second street, t
thirty-six guests. Numerous bouquet
of red roses were used in decoratin
the tables and rooms. The dining room
table was especially pretty in it's gor
geous array Of the beautiful red bios
SONS, large vases in the center and a
either end Of the table containing bou
Quets. Roses were also given as fav
ors The luncheon was served at
O'clock by the hostess. assisted b
Mesdames F. B. and Cora Wiley an
VIII Wallace and Louise Fegley an
Grace Wiley. For the entertainment Q
Mrs Davis guests Miss Ruth Hayne
read group of pleasing number
Guests from out of the city were Mr.!
w. b. Croker, Of Glendale, Cal; Mr.!
A. M. F. Andrews. Of Salem. Mass.