Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-11

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olassss propssly Asssd HsllSsss.
Eastman kodAks. Bawsn's studio.
pr. suliard. os,nopAtA, u West MAIN.
Marshalltown Creamery Butter 81
cents pound. Bargain Store.
Clint West. Of Story City. was in
the city Tuesday on business.
Oval frames for convex pictures,
14x2O and 14x17. Bowen's studio.
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Fresh milk and cream every day.
Phone 44s or 1855. The Star Grocery
Company.
Calf meal-A substitute for milk for
calves and pigs. For sale here. Bowles
& Billings.
Wanted-1nteiligcnt. reliable girl or
woman to clerk in store. Address Ito,
care this office.
Odeon Orchestra dance Saturday
night. Red Men Hall. Tickets so cents.
Advertisement.
The Pansy Club will met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank kilborn. 200
South Third avenue.
Dutch brand bread. three loaves for
10 cents. fresh every day. Barsain
Store North First avenue.
Calf meal saves your high priced
milk: makes calves and pigs grow. Try
1T. Bowles & Billings.
Concordia Nahebund will be enter
tanned Thursday by Mrs. Mary Bow
man. liz East Church street.
George Millhiser arrived home this
morning from southern California,
where he has been since December.
Fresh in today cucumbers. spinach,
celery. head and leaf lettuce. tomatoes,
Elephants. radishes and parsley. Culley's
store.
Come to our next market sale, Friday,
March 20. Phone US what you have to
bring to the sale. We will advertise 1t.
Plumb Bros.
Mrs. James T. Pound went to Mon
roe this forenoon to visit for about a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Jones.
The art and music department of the
Woman's Club will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. V. Bass,
3e6 Summit street.
Shingles Of the roof of the house at
502 East Main street, occupied by W..
H. Morris caught fire during the noon
hour resulting in small damage.
The condition Of Mrs. w. r. Lancas-
ter. of Liscomb, who was recently OPP
Grated for gall stones at the Deaconess
hospital, is somewhat improved.
For this week only we will sell pop
uiar music from the window at only 9
cents You Won My Heart" "Kewpie
Baby" and others. Smith Music Com
pany.
Canned goods time is here. Some very
attractive prices and a big assortment
of fruits and vegetables in cans to
choose from. Culley, South First ave-
nue..
The Excelsior AID Society will meet
Thursday afternoon With Mrs. J. {.
Williams and Mrs E.: B. Clinton, at the
home Of the former, II South Fifth
avenue.
Good advice is, go to Church sun
day. and during the week order your
groceries. fruits and. vegetables from
this grocery. Phone sos. Crosby &
Crosby.
Miss Myrtle Golly, of Gearing, passed
thru an operation for the removal OF
ffbroid tumor at the Deaconess hospital
this morning. Her condition following
the operation was good.
Mrs. G. E. Rhinebeck. of P;lrkersburg,
entered the White hospital Tuesday for
treatment for rheumatism and to re-
main while the family is moving from
the farm near Parkersburg to near
Colo.
Mrs. So. Lampman, 707 West State
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the members OF the Calisophian
Club. There was a good attendance
and the res liar reading was continued
during the afternoon hours.
The funeral Of Ida Marie. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs L. a. Lindgren. was
held from the home, Alp West Nevada
street, at 2; o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. c. A. Carlson offlciated. Among
the flowers were pieces from the car
workers and the neighbors. Burial was
in Riverside.
Everything known. in groceries and
meats, are to be found in the basement
of the Bargain Store, where Mr.. Wcis-
, man has opened q clean, sanitary
modern grocery and meat department
The quality Of the goods at the prices
offered makes this a place of interest
Bargain Store.
Twenty eight years O. unprecedented
success, AL G. Fields Greater Min
strels. This year bigger and better
than ever. Presenting the latest an6
greatest minstrel entertainment ever
devised. Coming to the Qdcon Thurs
day evening" Seat: now selling. Buy
your tickets carly. Cdeon.
A company Of twenty-five neighbors
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hilsa
beck at their homo, three miles nortf
of the city, Tuesday. The day was tn.
! fifth anniversary Of the wedding of Mr.
| and Mrs. Hilsabeck. The evening wa:
! spent playing games. Mr.. Hilsahecl
winning the first prize. and Burt Mat
4, ter the consolation. MI and Mrs. Hill
sabeck were presented with a rockin,
| chair y two-coursc luncheon wa:
; served.