Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17
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Girl" Lyric.
Mrs. John stanstrom spent Saturday,
in Des Moines.
Moving? Then phone %. Moving
and transfer. Nichols & Whitney.
Our entire stock Of infants goods on
sale half price. Orlando Baxter
Don't fail to see the display in front
of the Princess Theater. Princess
wanted-Men to cut and pack ice In
quire at river. Marshall Ice Company.
Doughnut -four prepared. Simply add
little water. George G. McCord, West
End grocer.
Finest dried peaches now selling for
10 cents pound. Phone 935. Bruster
& Roundy.
Miss Agnes Batesole, af the Credit
Guide Company spent the day in Gil
man on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lhamon. III
son, born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Smith, 4o3 South
Center street, are parents Of new
daughter, born Monday.
| The best of overshoes or rubbers
can be got at Larson & Son, to fit any
shoes, for men, women and children.
Larson & Son.
Ladies, you can get these popular
kidney heel shoes at Larson & Sons in
patent cloth top at only $3.50, 81 and
! $3.50. Larson & Son.
Infants flannel sacques, 25 cent val
ues, to close 10 cents; sacques. 81 to
IS values, hand embroidered, to close
! 80 cents. Orlando Baxter.
Knit caps. 81 value. to close 33 cents.
| Twenty-Five cent values to close 16
cents; knit leggins. SO cent values. now
10 cents. Orlando Baxter.
Mrs. Peter Swanson, of Green Noun
tain, submitted to a surgical operati IN
Monday at the ST. Thomas hospital.
| Her condition is satisfactory.
Five packages regular 1O-cent pack
ages we are selling for 25 cents. 1t is
Krinkles corn fakes. Phone 935 for
an order. Bruster & Roundy.
Laurel Quigley, of New Providence,
returned home this morning following
an operation on his nose, performed at
the Deaconess hospital Saturday.
Men, they can't last long at these
prices, one buckle overshoes 90 cents,
s1.2O, $1.4S. Better get yours now be-
fore they are gone. Larson 6. Son.
Mrs. Irwin Dickey Of Green Mountain
underwent an extensive operation at
the Deaconess hospital Monday after
noon. Her condition is very satisfac-
tory.
Roman meal can be made into bread.
ginger bread. nut bread. Boston bread.
etc. Roman meal will supply appetizing
| Strengthening food for all George c.
McCord. West End grocer.
Expert care of your piano lengthens
| it's life. Neglect shortens 1T. Fred Banz-
half guarantees to give you expert
service on piano or reed organs. Write
or phone 564 yellow.-Advertisement.
The home Of Robert s. Blake. 426
Swayzee street, which has been quar-
antined for smallpox since Mrs. Blake
was removed from it to the city deten-
ton hospital last week. was fumigated
and released from quarantine this
morning. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Snodgrass, of
Interior, S. D., who have been visiting
relatives In Grinnell for a few days.
returned to The city Monday evening, to
visit at the home OF Mrs. Snodgrass'
brother, W. T. Bennett and with other
relatives.
George Seibel aged Sc, 10 North
Fourteenth street. and former mem
ber of the soldiers home is a patient
at the Deaconess hospital. suffering
from paralysis. Mr.. Seibel was stricken
about two weeks ago, his entire right
side being affected.
Roman meal gives you all the good
of the most nourishing grains, wheat
and rye, perfectly blended for health,
flavor and right cooking, and flaxose
is added for its we'll known medical
property. Phone 2S4. George c.. Nc
Cord, West End grocer.
Miss Adeline Richards returned Sun
day from Lancaster and Cuba City,
Wis, where she has visited for five
weeks. She was accompanied home
by her cousin, Miss Ethel Kobbe, of
Oelwein, who Is guest at the Rartle
home, sos North First street. a.
Mrs Nora Davis, ll04 Summit street,
is patient at the Deaconess hospital,
where she was removed because Of a
nervous breakdown. Mrs. Davis has
been suffering from chronic appendi-
citis. and within a week or two will
probably undergo an operation.
Rev. James MCGEE. Of Cedar Rapids,
former pastor of the Baptist church
here, who was in the city Sunday TO
conduct the funeral Of Mrs. Mariette
Palmer, gave an address before his for-
mer congregation Sunday evening. and
Monday morning spoke to the students
of the high school. =
Thursday afternoon at o'clock we
place on sale 200 dresser and buffet
scarfs in variety of designs. Some
are lace and embroidery trimmed; some
are Powered, others have colored bor-
ders. These are regular 25 cent and 80
cent values. price for this sale 10 cents.
Orlando Baxter.
Ward Bridgman and j. o. Bridgman
have filed suits in the district court
against Jessie l.. Catlow. The petitions,
which are similar, claim the defendant
is indebted to Ward Bridgman for $45.
and to j. O. Bridgman for $146.40. Both
claims are for labor and material for
repairing a house in Albion Judgment