Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-13

North Seventh street. Phone 4oo
en.-Advertisement.
| Autumn dance at Cummings hall,
! Thursday, Oct. 10. Tickets 30 cents.
Ladies 10 cents. Jones fre-piece or
| ra.-Advertisement.
/ The Eureka electric vacuum cleaner
! has recently been reduced to $3.50.
Let US send you Eureka on free trial,
in your own home. Schmidt's hard
| ware.
| Worlds Fair The Flour OF Today"
special prices in five and ten sack
| lots for ten days only. We deliver.
Bowles & Billings Feed Company.
Phone 1l9.
| Mrs. ]. H. Krapser Of San Fran
| cisco, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. NJ. L. Meickley and other
relatives and will be in the city 10:
| two months.
The literary department Of the
/! Woman's Club will hold its opening
; meeting Thursday afternoon at e:Se
! with Mrs. c. w. Sparks, 51s North
! First street.
I, The Busy Bee Circle of the l.. Q. T.
NJ. will meet Wednesday evening with
Mesdames Lydia, Nellie. and Forrest
Richeson at the formers home over
! 134 West Main street.
| The Osourn Merchandise Company
offers the entire wall paper and paint
stock owned by T. F. Jones. los East
| State street, at less than cost to man
I Ire.-Advertisement
! Will there be a victrola in your home
this winter: We carry every style in
Istocls and will be glad to demonstrate
this wonderful instrument to you.
Nickel Furniture Company
h Revival services will begin in the
State Street Evangelical church or
Thursday evening this week. Pastor
will be assisted by Rev. c. G. Ziegler
You are Observation-Disclosures
The Library Association will be here
Oct 20 and 81. Hotels will be unable
to take care of all. Those having
rooms, please leave addresses at
/ library. DR.. Cora w. Choate, president
Of board.
4 Sauer kraut supper will be served
Wednesday evening at $3.50 by the
German Aid Society at the Gernla n
| Evangelical church, corner of Fourth
avenue and Linn. Price, % cents.
Committee.
\ 4 four-act comedy drama Two Old
Chums.'' will be the Offering of the
AL Gorrell Company al the Odeon
! Theater tonight If you want good
laugh don't miss this play. New spe-
cialties between the acts. Odeon
Mrs. Susie White received word this
morning of the death of her cousin
Mrs. Jessie Hills Bristol at her homs
! in East Springfield. Pa, Saturday
night. Mrs. Bristol had suffered fol-
several months from cancer, which was
/ the cause Of her death. Mrs. Bristol
will be remembered by many friends as
Mrs. Ernest H. Damn, formerly OF this
4 city.
i The Old Reliable drug store has de-
cided to discontinue the library de-
partment. In order to dispose of the
books on hand. you may have your
choice at % cents. Friday and Satur-
day only. Each one of the books is
Well bound and handsome enough for
your home library. Books worth up to
iS1.75. See the window. Old Reliable
Drug store.
of the many pleasing tabloid produc-
tions we have had to offer our patrons
no former attraction has proved Sc
worthy of patronage or has given such
! general satisfaction as Fascinating
Flora" now appearing at the Orpheum
1t is the most successful musical pro-
duction we have secured and it is oul
desire that all theater goers have al
!, fc
gagement closes Wednesday evening
Don't miss 1t. Orpheum.
Ono hundred members and guests at
tended the social affair given by the
w. r. G. Monday evening in the east
court room. Rev. Dilman Smith, OF
Grundy Center, gave very fine pa :
ltriotic address. The musical program
Included songs by II. III. Lawrence, of
IChicago, and Miss Ruth Haines, and
|violin selections by Messrs. McCreary
and Morrison of the home Refresh
ments were served by the social COM
1 mittee.
We have just 100 sacks of year old
| wheat flour that we will sell at q re-
| duced price for the next ten days IN
| order to make room for car of flour
| we have coming Oct. 25th. We must
\ have room for this car flour and are
i offering you these 100 sacks of NO. ]
northern spring wheat flour guaran-
! teed to make the best of flaky white
bread at reduced prices in and 10
\ sack lots. Phone or see us. We de-
| liver. Bowles & Billings Feed Com
pary, sos Market street. Phone 1l9.
| Seventy five members attended q
rally meeting Of the Methodist Broth
erhood. held Monday evening at the
church. An oyster supper was served
by a committee of the members at $3.50
after which short business session
was held. Miss Fannie Quaife gave
the address OF the evening. She spoke
on 1.-THE Great Conflict of 1914, which
was very interesting and in which
Miss Quaife related her personal ex-
Iper.cnces in England after the dsclara.
tioa or war. Miss quartz
an the causes that led UP to the war