Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-26
Glasses properly a.e.d. Hel,sers.


Ask your grocer for "Occ!dent" flour.
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w. N. Gilbert, OF State Center. was
in the city Wednesday.
Shoe repairing. Bring your shoes to
us. Palace Shoe Store.
John p. Woodbury. was in Des
Moines Wednesday on business.
Makes white fiaky bread, "Occident."
Your grocer has it.-Advertisement.
Stamped towels on sale Friday after
noon. Inspect our window. Orlando
Baxter.
Opening sale of wall paper all week
at Is North First street. McMurray's
Paper Store.
Smoked finnan haddie, salt salmon,
mackeral and homeless Goldfish. Culley,
South First avenue.
! Office and veterinary hospital 1o7.
100 East State. Assistant state veter.
marian. F. J. Neiman.
Mrs. Russell J. Hewitt and little
| daughter, Bessie Marietta, went to
Gearing Wednesday for short visit
jackson Dairy Companys pasteu-
rized milk and cream can he had at
this grocery. Phone 9. Sanitary Groc-
| cry.
Fancy alfalfa seed 1886 per cent
pure at Bowles & Billings. only so
(; per bushel. sos Market street.-Ad-
F., vertisement.
The big 500 pound cheese will be cut
! March 4, so order now your share.
Phone 2S4. Georgs C. McCord, West
End grocer.
The Marshall County Past Noble
Grand's Association will meet Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock in the Odd
Fellows hall.
Friday and Saturday only. 100
pounds Of granulated sugar. s4.35. This
is for cash only. Phone 935. Bruster
& Roundy, grocers.
Stamped towels, 2lx36 inches. %
cent and 80 cent values, on sale Friday
! afternoon at 2 o'clock. one to a Gus
toner. Orlando Baxter.
Mrs. O. c. Dentzer, of Chicago. is in
the city for an extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bradbury.
and brother, Roy r. Bradbury.
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A little bird has told Us that this is
to be Dig spring for weddings and
we have stocked up with the goods for
such occasions See US in our new 10
cation in the Hopkins block. Hellberg.
The aid society OF Central Church of
Christ will be entertained Friday af-
! ternoon at the church. The hostesseS
viii; be Mesdames ]. F. Radcliffe, l.. s.
Brown, Edward Pelham. and J. F..
Bowen.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
byterain church will be entertained
Friday Afternoon by Mrs. w. w. Woods,
Mrs. John Dickey, and Mrs. George
Thiele at the Woods home, 1879 North
Second street.
Ethan Allen flour, it is guaranteed.
This flour is nilled Of the finest Min
nesota wheat, milled in Wells. Mimi.
and we have given it q fair test thru
our many customers. and agree that 1t
is the best you need ever want. Phone
626. Lockard & Overturf, grocers.
Miss Georgia E. Mooney and other
children Of the late John Mooney. have
sold to Mary White. Of this city. what
was formerly the Mooney home at 30s
South Third street. The price paid for
the property was 31.525, according to
the deed which was filed Wednesday.
Carl Lewis OF Taylor township; left
for What Cheer Wednesday to close
negotiations for the purchase of sixty
acres of land he contracted to buy
some time ago. The land adjoins
i00-acre tract he bought several years
ago. Mr.. Lewis paid 5000 an acre for
the sixty.
The coffee given Tuesday afternoon
by Mesdames T. c.. Bowman, Edwin
Mack, Frank Marcy, and D. C. Collins
at the Bowman home, LOG South First
street, for st. Elizabeth's Society Of st.
Mary's church was very successful.
Coffee. was served during the after
noon to sixty guests.
Lyman H. Howe will present at the
Odeon theater Tuesday evening the
stupendous spectacle Of the nation
wide triumph, and the wonder of all
ages the construction of the Panama
canal. The wonder story Of Americas
amazing achievement showing how and
why Uncle Sam transformed the
dreams of centuries into a present. day
reality. Odeon.
The home and education department
of the Woman's Club enjoyed an in
teresting meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. r. Este!,
$40 West Main street. Mrs. r. c. Val
entine opened the program with pa
per in which vas considered the ques-
ton of whether or not canned food is
ever cheap food. Mrs. A. G. Dickson
referred to the buying of cream only.
or milk in larger quantities In order
to have the use of the skim milk in
cooking. Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland told
of different ways in which cheaper
food can be made more palatable. The
talks were followed by a general dis
cussion, after which an hour was spent
socially Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mesdames A. H. T..
Matthews. Elmer Tuffree, G. A. Ncggle,
c. A. Newcomer L. D. Hamilton, j. 4.
Pound, and Susie White.