Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-31
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Link sausage 12h cents Rupert's.
Link sausage lsK cents. Rupert's.
d.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Sugar. hundred pounds, el.4s. Flower,
L.enox soap. nine bars for Is cent.
Flower.
Big L peas. three cans aor Is cents
Flower.
Grover soft shoes for tender feet
Larson 4 Son.
Lard. tvo poonds Of the best for Is
cents. Flower.
Rev. G. E. Luce. Of Albion. wa. in
the eity Monday.
Coffee. Ave pounds Of high grade COT
Tee zoe s6 cents. Flower.
Roller skating tonight. Thursday and
Observation-Disclosures.
r H. schilitng, Of state Center. wa,
in tho city today on business.
W. q. Boyle. Of T,.,hla. spent Mon.
day in the city on business.
Miss Florence sawtell. of Colo, was
. visitor in the city Monday.
Sole agents for pneumatic dress
forms. Benedict & Brintnall.
Fur moving or storage see US. White
Transfer line. Is South First avenue.
can paper ffteen or twenty more
rooms this week. Phone 7A4. Bert
Everist
Skirts made to your measure at In
gledue's for 80 cents. all this week
Nettie Ingledue & Co.
Our rugs are attractive. not only in
colorings and quality but also in price.
Benedict & Brintnall.
Oliver gang plows ana riding corn
blows at cost for q few days. H. J.
Bowen. LeGrand. Iowa.
4 Curtain time is here. 1t will pay you
ito investigate our line Of scrims, nets,
Swisses and Madras cloths. Benedict
6 Brintnall.
One case of extra large size bed
spreads, regular $1.75 values. on sale
at S1.19 Wednesday and Thursday.
Neftie 1ngledue & Co.
All 81 goods in our store means s1.25
values in other stores. Be your own
judge. skirts made for 80 cents all this
week Netae Insledue & Go.
The First United Evangelical Aid
Society will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Franz Bing-
amans79o2 South Ninth avenue
Special for Wednesday and Thurs
day-One case of extra large bed
spreads. our regular s1.75 values on
sale at s1.1s. Nettie Insledue & Co.
The There's l. Martin Company
presents Tile Girl From Out Yonder''
at the Odeon Theater tonight. A real
$3.50 production for one dime. Odeon.
The Busy Bee Circle, Of the L. o. T.
NJ, will be entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. F. w. Moehrl and Mrs.
Luther Ray at the latter's home, LOG
North Fifth avenue.
Thomas Simpson arrived home Mon
day evening from Stoddart, Neb.,
where he has been spending the winter
with his brother, G. A. Simpson Mr..
Simpson also visited relatives in
Kansas.
Glenn Mason. Of Van Horn, was in
the city Monday, being on his way to
'Ames, to re-enter Iowa State College,
after having spent the spring vacation
with relatives at Van Horn and Mount
Vernon
| In this store you can find hundreds
Of different styles, different lasts, diff
ferent shapes. There is a pair OF
shoes here that are Just your ideal. no
| matter what it is. Come In and let us
help you find the shoes you want and
ought to wear. Larson & Son. =
David Lennox, Jr., arrived home
Monday from Chicago, where lie has
been visiting his sister, Miss Fannie
| Lennox, who is student at North
| western University. Mr.. Lenaox will
return to Ames in a day or two to re-
| sumo his work at Iowa State College.
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L. r. Reeves;-of Hampton, captain
| elect Of the 1914 eleven of-Yowa State
College. arrived in ':he city Monday
| evening from Hampton to, spend two
or three days as the guests OF Melville
Smith. Mr. Reeves and Mr.. Smith will
| go to Ames later an. the! week to, re.
| sumo their work at the close, of the
! spring vacation.
Miss Margaret Sutton, Of Clinton
arrived In the city Monday evening
and remained over night AS. the guest
Of Miss Berenice Scnicl. Miss Sur,o Q.
and Miss Schick left his morning fcI
| Ames, where they vii resunis :he!:
studies at Iowa State College. MSS
Sutton has been spending the sprlnf
vacation at the home II her parents ir
Clinton. and Miss Schntck has been al
/ the home Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Schick,,
Members of the Jolly Club gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Thompson, s12 May street, Monday
] evening for surprise party to Rev
1 and Mrs. F. J. Young, former residents
Of this city. Rev. Mr.. Young and his
wife spent the day in the city on theil
way home from Gearing, whore the
former attended the United Evangeli-
cal conference and was transferred
from Fairview to Iowa Center. There
was large attendance and an enjoy
able evening spent in an informal So
clal way. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Kate
Wikle were presented with handker-
chief answers. the day being the ami
versary Of Mrs. Wilkes birthday. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Thompson served
two-course supper.
Several little friends of Elizabeth
the 5-year- old daughter of Mr. and