Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-05

business.
Good country butter rs cents 1
pound. Flower.
Big l. peas. per dozen cans $40
Phone PA. Flower.
The seventh reel of "Our Mutua
Girl" series tonight-Lyric.
Homer Boyd. of Liscomb, spen,
| Wednesday In the city on business.
Best dairy butter now IS cents {
pound. Phone 935. Bruster & Roundy
Regular $3.50 flour now s1.15: II:
Carnation -four. Phone PA. Flower
Try our fine prairie hay. so cents pei
Bowles & Billings.
w. w. Eaton, of Lamoille, has beer
visiting with his brother-in-la law, Johr
Zatechka, near Dillon. I'LL
Ladies, Larson & Son sells those
popular kidney heel shoes at IS, s
and $3.50. Larson & Son. ~
! The Tirzah Aid Society will NEE,
! Friday afternoon with Mrs. Peter
| Peterson, los South Fourth avenue.
Wanted-A lady stenographer. ont
/ who has some knowledge of bookk&ep.
| ing. Address A-4. care Times Repub.
| lican. ~
| Men, you can get good four buckle
arctics at Larson & Son for sh95. Bet
| ter buy now, than wish you had. Lar
son & Son. 10
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The c. w. B. NJ. of the Central
Church of Christ will meet Friday aft
ernoon at 2:S0 in the church parlors
| for the regular monthly meeting.
Does your COW like clover or alfalfa
hay? We have it. Good brown feed
ing alfalfa at SIG. clover at SIS a ton
We deliver. Bowles 4 Billings.
Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Millikan left TO,
Chicago this morning to visit for prob.
ably two months with their sons. Prof
Robert Millikan and Allen MilIikan.
Dried peaches at 10 cents pound
and in ten pound lots or more we give
special prices, Phone 2S4 and 1884
George c. McCord, ives, end grocer.
Miss Emily Perkins arrived home
Wednesday evening from Chicago
where she has been visiting for week
with her sister. Mrs. H. H. Kennedy.
One pair of our boys scout shoes
will out wear two pair of ordinary
shoes and cost no more. Larson & Son
Ladies, have you seen our; dainty
Ladies, Larson G. Son has Just re-
ceived a shipment of low heel shoes in
patent, gun metal and vici kid, button
or lace. Prices 81 and 81. Larson &
Son.
Mayflower pancake flour, delightful
pleasing combination of rice. corn anG
wheat, makes that light fluffy kind Of
pancake. helps you start the day right
Advertisement. :.
The local canning factory advises
that they will probably withdraw acre.
age offerings about March Is. They
are in position to take on but few
more contracts.-Advertisement
DR.. c. A. -Noggie- went to Cedar Rap
| ids this morning to attend ag.meetint
LOT. the Central Iowa Veterinarians
| Association. Mrs. Noggle accompanied
her husband and will visit her sister
Mrs. Harry Weyand.
The Al Correlr Stock company viii
play at the Odeon theater TWO nights
Saturday and Sunday, change Of play:
each evening. Saturday, "The Minis,
ter's Wives" Sunday that great Ameri'
can play, ":Hhe Third Degree" Odeon
r. E. Davis, the automobile exper
with the extension department Of thu
engineering school Of Iowa State Col
lege, Ames, who conducted an automo:
bile institute in this city last week
went this morning to Mason City
where he is holding a similar institute
The attraction at the Odeon theatel
Saturday and Sunday will be- the A
Correir Stock Company. Change o
plays each evening. Saturday fou'
act comedy drama. The Minister:
Wives" Sunday, THE Third Degree
First time ever seen at the Odeon
popular prices. 10 and 20 cents. Odeon
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Delahoyde lef
this morning for Stuart to attend thu
funeral of Mr.. Delahoyde's sister-in
law, Mrs. s. E. Delahoyde, who dice
Tuesday morning at Vandalia,, Mo
Mrs. pelahoyde's husband. brother O.
Charles Delahoyde, died last July. Th'
funeral will be held at Stuart this aft
ernoon or Friday morning.
The Busy Bee Circle Of the L. o. T
NJ. was entertained Wednesday after
neon by Mrs. Della Arney and Mrs
Cora Smith at the Arney home, 2O'
West Church street. Twenty-fou
members attended anu pleasant at
ernoon was spent tying comforters ant
piecing quilt blocks. A two-courst
lunch was served by the hostesses.
Alfred Larson, of this city, has re.
ported to the police that he Is looking
for the owner Of several blankets. some
knives. forks, and other kitchen uten.
sils, which he purchased for $3.50 from
tramps who came to shack Larson
has near Stanley's mill. Larson to!e
the police that he believed the article:
had been stolen, and that he was will
ing to restore them to their owner i
he could be found.
Mrs. w. l.. Crecelius entertained a
her home. 3O4 West Nevada street.
small company of friends Tuesda.
evening for Mr.. Crecelius, whose an
niversary fell on that day. Mrs. Gre
celius served an oyster supper assist
ed by her daughter Grace, and tn
evening was spent socially. The tabl
decorations were red and white cor
nations, ferns and rose geraniums. TIL
Guests gave Mr.. Crecelius librar.
table.