Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-08
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Glasses properly fitted. HellberS.
Dr. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main

Dr. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
million Dollar Mystery" tonight.
! Isis.
| John Carlson, of McCailspurg, spen.
| Wednesday in the city on business.
! For moving or storage see US. Whl1
| Transfer lire. Is South First avenue.
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Look in this paper for large market
sale 'ad. Sale Saturday, Oct. 10.-Ad.
vertisement.
| The aid society OF the Presbyterian
church will be entertained in the church
| parlors Friday afternoon.
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| Office and veterinary hospita! l07.-
i09 East State. Assistant state veter-
marian. F. J. Neiman.
Grape fruit, ounces. sweet and
Grimes Golden apples. cooking and eat
ing pears Culley's store.
Members of the aid society OF the
| Baptist church will hold an all-day sew
Friday in the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie j. Ianm. East
Grant street. arc paren.s of IA Gaugh-
ter, born at $3.50 Wednesday, evening
Mrs. j. G. Edgar went to ST. Louis
/ "Wednesday to visit for about week
! with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hamblin.
II. c. Upton, formerly at Cooks, has
opened his own barber shop in the
Masonic temple Masonic temple bar
Der shop.
Bread and butter plates, .5-ccnt
! values. special this Week 10 cents. In
~ 4 i,
f, 99-Cent Variety Store.
The Women's Missionary Associa-
ton of the United Brethren church VIII
meet with Mrs. j d. Plumb, 10 North
, Eleventh avenue, Friday afternoon.
Ladies of the First United Evangeli-
cal church served a chicken pie din
ner to about 200 at the Railroad Y. NJ.
c. A. during the noon hour Wednes
day.
Do not throw away money on cheap
single stains. insist on Cabot's and
take nothing else. as this Is the best
stain on the market Everist wall
paper house.
Just received several shipments OF
waists, new fall models up to 81 values.
Especial 80 cents. These waists are. now
on display in our windows. One Cent to
99Cent Variety Store.
Attend the second party of the ROYAL
Highlander dancing series Monday
evening, Oct. IL. in Red Mems hall
Admission so cents per couple. Extra
ladies, 10 cents. Committee.
You need stationery every day of the
year. Why not buy it now. A box Of
Puritan linen stationery for % cents.
Yes, this is special for a few days only.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Miss Agnes Batesole, $40 North Third
street, was hostess Wednesday even
ing to the members of the Kappa kap-
pa Tau Club. An enjoyable evening
was spent socially and with fancy work
and in serving Mrs. W. H. Batesole as
sisted the hostess
Miss Angelina Luppy left this morn
ing for San Diego. Cal, where she will
visit at the home Of her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Kier. Miss Luppy may decide to
remain in San Diego permanently. and
in that event she will be Joined by
her mother Mrs. Clara y. Luppy, dur
ing the winter.
Thomas McLarhan. of the soldiers
home. visited in Liscomb Oddly. Mr..
McLarnan entered the home short
time ago when his daughter. Mrs. Roy
B. Brown and family. of Des Moines.
with whom he has been living moved
to Minneapolis. Mr.. McLarnan former
ly lived in this city.
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Standard bakery bread enjoys an in
crease in sales daily, not only here in
this town but in the surrounding towns.
With the present price of -four, do you
really think it will pay you to bake
your own bread? l don't. If you haven't
tried Standard bread, try it tomorrow.
It's pumpkin pie time. Standard
Bakery.
Twenty members of the Cemetery Aid
Society met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Hopkins, col South Third
street. The routine business disposed
of. the members visited and worked on
their fancy work. and at 6 o'cloek sup
per was served. Mrs. Hopkins was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Harry Hop
kins and Miss Anna Thiele.
The Sunshine Circle of the Iowa Le-
gion of Honor members We're enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
c. 3. Bates, 20Sla West Boone street.
The hours were spent socially, and
the guessing contest was won by Mrs.
Frank Hass and Mrs. Fred O'Neil.
Assisted by Mrs. Clarence Culbertson.
the hostess served a lunch during the
afternoon,
AL Gorrell and his company at the
Odecn Theater Monday evening and all
week. New plays and new vaudeville
specialties will be offered each evening.
The opening play. Our New Minister"
nothing better has ever been offered
10 the patrons OF the odec. 1T popular
prices Mr.. Walter Thompson. the man
YOU all remember. will be with tho AL.
Gorrell Company Don't miss the
opening play. Be first nighter. Odeon
Mrs. b. G. Cochran. of Detroit.
Mimi. and her sisters Mrs. Dora Gil
bert. of Cordova. Alaska, and Mrs.
Walter Treffry. of Rockford. n. d.. ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Reil-
ly and with other friends for a fen
days Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Tref-
fry formerly lived here. Mrs. Treffry
and Mrs. Gilbert have been visiting
Mrs. Cochran
The tragic ending of the Titanic and
the terrible fate of John Jacob Aston,
one of the passengers. is recalled vivid
ly in the play entitled The Broken
Rosary by Kirkpatrick Boone, which
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