Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-05
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Kodak nnishins. Camera shop.
Bring yeur Watches IN. Hodsss
Two pounds Of bulk lard rs cents.
Flower.
Big l. corn, per dozen cans 30 cents.
Flower.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. p. Mosher spent the
day in Des Moines.
Fancy apples only 40 cents peck.
Phone ga. Flower.
! The seventh reel OF "Our Mutual
Girl' series tunight--Lyric.
Northern grown potatoes now II
! cents bushcl. Phone 2l4. Flower.
| Guaranteed flour. ask for Arrawanna
| and pay $l.15 a sack Phone 9S5. Brus-
+, ter & Roundy.
!, Henry Pappe arrived home this
morning from q few days business
i stay In Chicago.
| Ladies', Larson, y Son sells those
| popular kidney heel shoes at 50. 81
and $3.50. Larson s Son.
| They are going fast, only few left.
! Mems one buckle arctic OF IS cents,
$1.2O and Sl.4S. Larson & Son.
! The Westminster Guild will meet
Friday afternoon Mt the home of Mrs.
! H. NJ. Draws. 2ll South First street.
| We are headquarters for seed pota-
! toes. Early Rose, Early Ohiu, and late
! seed potatoes. Get our prices. Flower.
1 John Breckle has returned from Dill
| ion. where be has been visiting at the
! home of his sister. Mrs. Edward
Zatechka.
Rev. J.. q. Newell, of Japan, will give
| an address this evening during the
+, mid-weck service at the Consrega-
| tional church.
! For carnations. hyacinths. jonquils,
and smllax try the new greenhouse,
81 South Ninth street Phone 46S.
blessing Bros.
Ecrnard Vecera, of near Ferguson,
who has been visiting his cousin, Fred
Zatechka, near Dillon, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Wanted-Partics to take contract for
exca waiting basement in the rear Of %
West Main street. Approximate $50
yards. c. = Reimer.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Friends church viii meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. N. G. Rinden.
41o North Third street.
sausage this season, SO order today of
this last shipment. Phone 2S4. George
c. McCord, west end grocer.
Mrs. Edith Turner, South Third
avenue, Wednesday afternoon entered
| the Deaconess hospital, where she will
| undergo a surgical operation Saturday
| morning.
Miss May Small and Miss Anna
Pohlman, of Chicago; have come to
| this city to enter the employ OF j.
Levin. Miss Small is trimmer and
Miss Pohlman her assistant.
Our Mutual Girl' goes Tango mad.
She is taught all the late dances by
Mr.. A. Baldwin Sloane and Miss Grace
Field, both Of whom are noted instruc-
! tors in fancy dancing. Tonight-I.yric.
4
Mrs. W. r. Lancaster, OF L:scomb,
I; who was operated Tuesday at the Dea-
F.! coness hospital for gall stones, Is sui-
fering from acute dilation Of the stonl-
| ach. due to the anesthetic. Her condi-
| tion today was not so good.
! George c. .McCord, the west end gro
Ger offers special prices on ten or more
pounds of fancy dried peaches. If you
wish but pound then the price is 10
| cents pound. George c. McCord,
west end grocer. 10
! Rev. w. F. Kighth. of Mitchellville
| grand chaplain of the Iowa Odd Fell
! lows, will give the address at an en-
| tertanment the Marshall Rehekah
| lodge will give at the Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening. & ="
! A telephone message to relatives here
announced the birth of q ten-pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs. d. R.. Cagwin at Cres-
co at 1880 this morning. Mrs. Cagwin
is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Chinn, OF this city.
| We are demonstrating the Lightning
| Eradicator in our store. 1t successfully
| cleans gloves. shoes, and panama hats
as we'll as removes grease spots from
| clothing. Come and let US show you
! what can be done. f. r. Lay.
| E. F. Hewitt, who this morning, a,
! the Deaconess hospital, submitted &c
a delicate surgical operation, the re-
! moval Of enlarged spleen, passed thru
| the ordeal as satisfactorily as co'si ne
! expected. The operation was - ious
| one. and it is early as yet to preGic:
In a letter to 3. H. Hcwig from his
! son, Harley Howig, an electrician II
| the United States navy, young HoW1a
! saws that he is stationed on board the
auxiliary supply ship. Culgoa. at the
| coal docks at Norfolk. Va. awaiting
| the abatement of the storm before sail l.
! ing to Guantanamo bay, Cuba. and
| Mexican ports. The letter was dated
J March 2.
Grand opening Of the New Colonial
| five reels Of pictures. one reel feature
| "Pit and the Pendulum" and two reel
feature. CONNECTED by Hate" On Sat-
! urday night will be The FAN of Con-
f! stantinople" three reel feature. This is
I the most beautiful hand-paintcd Gau-
i