Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-27
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o. f. Tuttle. the jeweler.
The genuine DR.. Reed cushion sole
shoes for men. Wallace Shoe Store.
We still have that good -four at ;1.15
per sack. Try it. Bruster 4 Roundy.
Victor records for February on sale
tomorrow. Nickel Furniture Company.
Boys shoes that will stand hard
knocks. only $3.50. Wallace Shoe Store.
Victor records for February on sale
tomorrow. Nickel Furniture Company.
SCOTS fuel stock is complete. Clean
coal and careful deliveries. w. T. Scott.
Victor records for February on sale
tomorrow. Nickel Furniture Con pany.
Ladies' our nurses shoes are just the
thing for tired feet. Only $3.50. Wall
lace Shoe Store.
Chicken pie supper at the Central
Church of Christ Wednesday evening,
Jan. 20. Committee.
Fine country butter and only % cents
Q pound, and in rolls q cents a pound
Bruster & Roundy.
For sale-One hundred pounds gran
ulated sugar for $3.50 cash. Phone
So. Egberts, grocer.
Hear Professor Athearn on religious
education at Congregational church
this evening at o'clock. Admission
Observation-Disclosures
Don't forget your rubbers. We sell
only the best, at reasonable prices.
Ball Brand rubbers and overshoes.
Wallace Shoe Store.
Hear Professor Athearn on religious
education at Congregational church
this evening at 8 o'clock. Admission
| Observation-Disclosures
Watch for the "Occident -four signs
which are being painted on brick walls
around Marshalltown. Your grocer has
"Occident flour" If he hasn't, call 119.
Bowles & Billings.
There will be program and box
| supper at Vienna school, No. 9. Friday
Vienna, school No. g. and Taylor school
Harry o. Eldridge, formerly of this
city, who is living in Washington town
ship now, has bought of John H. Huff
! the latter's eighty-acre farm three and
one-half miles south of Lamoille for
$4,000.
"A. F. Balch has sold to Mary E.
Connolly, Of Bremen county. the resi-
| dence property at 507 East Church
street, subject to the lease Of A. G..
| Randall. The price was not given in
the deed.
Professor Tthern. of Drake Univer-
sity, Des lMoines. will give an illustrat-
ed talk on THE Value of Sunday
School Work and Teacher Training"
at the Congregational church tonight
at Sis. The talk is free.
DR.. C. r. Diller leaves tonight for
Kansas City, to be in attendance at
meeting to be held there by veterinar-
ians of five states, who meet to dis
cuss the different methods of use and
the quality Of hog cholera serums.
Apples, plenty of fine eating and
cooking apples at rs cents bushel
and up. Bananas Is cents a dozen or
two dozen for Is cents, oranges two
dozen for rs cents. Fine cabbage, on
ions, etc. Phone 121. Dave Melman.
When Mrs. ". F. Estel. $40 West
Main street. opened the door of the
Estel furnace Monday afternoon to put
in more coal, the flames shot out OF the
door, burning Mrs. Esters face and
left arm. Altho painful, the burns are
not serious.
Upon receipt Of telegram. inform
ing her that her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Burke Lyon, had fallen and injured
herself, Mrs. George NJ. Lyon left Mon
dav night for Minneapolis. later
telegram, that came Monday night from
Mr. LYON to his wife's father, Charles
A. Deuel., was more encouraging.
Chapter BIB, Of P. E. o., held it's reg
ular meeting Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ]. o. Parks, 1O1 west
State street. There was GOOD at
tendance and the reading and stuo'
of "Romola,"i led by Mrs: NJ. $. NC
Farland, were continued. After the
study hour Mrs. Parks served refresh
ments.
! One grocer tells US that when lady
once uses "Occident flour" it is almost
! impossible to get her to use any other
flour. Says he has tried it, as he keeps
a cheaper -four that makes him more
money. Insist on "Occident flour" and
count the loaves per sack. note the
\ fine white tasty bread. and you will use
no other flour but "Occident. "-Adver-
tisement. =
Two small blazes in the business sec
ton today called out the fire depart
ment. Sparks from an emery wheel In
the Kissel Kar Company's garage.
South Second avenue, flew in a pan
Of oil setting 1t on fire. The burning
Oil was extinguished before any dam
age was done. OIL in an oil stove be-
came ignited while the occupant of a
room over % North First avenue this
afternoon was away, but this blaze was
also overcome before it had done any
damage. NJ. Herman occupies the
room.