Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-13
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Bakery goods delivered free. Phone
yor orders. standard Bakery.
might and tomorrow. Quincy
Adaas Sawyer. New Colonial.
Al now located over the Iowa Saw
ings Bank. DR.. B. o. Frazey, dentist.
oeose R. Norris. fire, lightning and
eornad insurance. Over IS West Main,
Popcrn that pops. Phone 2s4 and
l1s4. George c. McCord, west end
! grocer.
Dance In Forney hall Saturday.
March - Evening tickets SO cents.
Jones orchestra.
Calf meal saves your high-priced
milk; makes calves and pigs grow. Try
| 1t. Bowles & Billings.
Tuesday night, "The Angel of the
Trail" western melodrama. Come. it
Is benefit. New Colonial.
Why pay more, when Gold Medal
flour is selling for $1.25 sack? Phone
your order to acknowledgements.
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Naperville brand cottage cheese, It
Is 10 cents. You will like this cheese.
1t comes in sanitary packages too.
Phone q. Reynolds & Sheldon.
ben Hur' at the Odeon theater to-
! night and Saturday matinee and night.
| Plenty of good seats can still be had
for all three performances. odeon.
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/ Lovers Of music viii not be disap-
pointed in attending the entertainment
given by the Central Church of Christ
! orchestra, next Wednesday evening.
| Committee.
The curtain will rise promptly at 8
| o'clock each evening during the Ben
Hur' engagement, and 2 O'clock for the
matinee. No one seated during the
prelude. Odeon.
! Doughnut flour it has proven sue
cess here in Marshalltown Many have
| tried it and pronounced it SO. Better
order package today. George C. Nc
Cord, west end grocer.
The second hand, minute hand and
| the hour hand will run in unison on a
watch. All hands will appreciate the
entertainment given by the Central
Church of Christ orchestra. next We'd
nesday evening. Committee.
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| Mrs. James Debates, los West Linn
i street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
; to The members of the Woodman Circle
Aid Society. The afternoon was spent
visiting and with sewing and a picture
was taken of the guests. Assisted by
Miss Alva Debates, the hostess served
! refreshments.
| Members Of the Standard Bearers of
| the Methodist Sunday school were en-
tertalned Thursday evening by Miss
Gertrude Shahan, 303 Park street. Six
teen girls attended, and after the rou-
tine business the evening was spent
socially. Assisted by her sisters, Ruby
| and Doris, the hostess served refresh
ments.
Members of the Witenag Club
met Thursday Afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Wilson, 10h East Grant
street. During the study hour Mrs
| Knisely read a criticism written by
Bishop futile on the club book, with
in the Cup" An hour was spent so
cially and Mrs. Wilson served refresh
ments.
Miss Grace Mcmahon, first grade
teacher of the Carroll schools, visited
the city schools "a today. Superintend-
ent Harry p. Smith, .of the Newton
| schools, Miss Wanda Engle, a. high
school teacher, and Misses Elise Berg
man and .Maude LaSourd, grade
teachers, also visited the high and
tgraded schools today. az
Members of the Pansy Club were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Frank Kilbride. 209 South Third ave-
nue.. The afternoon was spent visiting
and sewing on quilt blocks and carpet
rags, and Mrs. E. G. Flatley gave
! pleasing piano selections. In serving a
| two-course lunch the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. ]. c. Glenn.
Thousands of yards of fancy silks
messalincs and foulard silks worth up
| to $3.50 per yard, will go on sale tomor-
row morning at the very low price OF
| SO cents per yard Those who have at
tended our silk sales in the past know
our record for value giving at these
sales. If you want handsome dress
or gown, don't pass the handsome silk
and wool poplins at $1.4s. These arc
regular 81 values. E. r. Lay.
Mrs. A. w. Carlson, 507 West Church
street was hostess Thursday evening
to the members of the Luther League
of the Swedish Luthern church. TIL,
affair was largely attended and afte
the business session program o
music and songs furnished the even
ing's entertainment. Assisted b,
Misses Esther Wanberg, and Edith ant
Emma Carlson, the hostess served re
freshments.
Funeral services for Mrs G. H Eler,
were held Thursday afternoon at 2::3'
from the residence 3oS North Nintl
avenue. The services were conducte,
by Will Wallace, of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist and the pal! bear
ers were George Harvey, John Bpury
Fred CARD, William Duncan, Lee Dur
can. and Glare Flanger. During tn,
services Mrs. F.. r. Richeson and Mrs
X. S. Patten sang, and they with Mrs
William Paisley, were the flower bear
ers Burial was in Riverside.
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Mrs. e. A. Crandall and Mrs. n. I
Thorpe We're hostesses Thursday to tn
members Of the Harmony Aid Society
who were entertained at the Crandal
i home, SIS South Third street. Durint
the business session election of officer
was held resulting In Mrs. Myo I