Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27

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Bring your watches In. HodssA
DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Half q cent q Observation-Disclosures
ment.
sateen petticoats tonight, SO cents.
Simon Style Shop.
SILK poplin middies, $3.50 value. to-
night, $50. Simon Style Shop.
Gray silk waists, $3.50 values to-
night, IS cents. Simon Style Shop.
Simon style shop tonight, sateen pet
ticoats. 50 cents. Simon Style Shop.
Tonight at Simon Style Shop. navy
blue serge middies. IS cents. siron's.
To close. balance OF all hats 80 cents
and 1928. to night. Simon Style Shop.
Big rummage sale. Is North Center
street. Dec. l and 2. Builders class,
NJ. e. church.
Saturday night sale, Simon style
Shop. striped flannel middies. 95 cents.
Simon Style shops
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booklets are nowaready for inspection.
Simmons book store. u
Simon Style Shop tonight. all the
hats in stock to close, 80 cents and
S1.25. Simon Style Shop.
SILK poplin midlies, all colors,, $3.50
tonight. Striped flannel middies. IS
cents. Simon style Shop. 80. d
If you want to match that Excelsior
diary, do 1t now. while the line is COM
plete. Simmons book store.
Miss Mary Young, Of Fort Dodge, is
spending q few days at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs. w. ]. VanDerveer.
Our line Of toys. games. dolls, etc,
goods, priced right. Simmons book
store.
Fifty dozen waists, linen. flannel, tub
silk, and gray taffetta, to close them
out, 95 cents, tonight. Simon Style
Shop.
Only twenty five dozen waists. long
sleeves, flesh and tint colors. to close,
95 cents, regular $3.50 values. Simon
Style Shop. II
We are showing very large as
sortment Of bibles and testaments, both
King James and American standards
Also Episcopal and. Catholic prayer
books. Nothing nicer for Christmas
gifts. Simmons book store.
Mrs. Elmer Alsbaugh, 41s Union
street, was hostess Friday afternoon to
the members of the aid society OF the
State Street United Evangelical church.
During the afternoon the members
sewed and the hostess served refresh
meut8.
Wanted-Boy. age about IS years.
to make himself generally useful, IN
ready-to-wear department. Must be
willing worker, and clean. Give ref
erences, former employment. If any.
and salary demanded. G-27. care
Times Republican.
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For sale-one 1909 model ~ caliber
repeating rifle, one L. c. Smith double,
barreled shotgun. lone, Remington auto
matte shotgun, Robert q. Johnson, adj
ministrator with will annexed estate OF
Carl Schmitz, rooms 5. 6. and Z. Wogd-
bury building, Marshalltown. Iowa.
Mrs. d. NJ. Hamm $50 North North
Second street. was hostess to the MEM
bers of the Clematis Club at her home
Friday afternoon. Fancy work was en-
joyed, after which a two-course lunch
con was served by the hostess, assisted
by her sister-in-law, Mrs. j. w. Lath-
crow, Of Ames.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Paul's Epis-
copal church will hold its annual
bazaar and supper Wednesday, Dec. 8.
A large assortment Of useful and fancy
articles suitable for Christmas. gifts
will be on SALE Included are aprons,
rugs, dressed dolls Of all sizes; children's
embroidered dressers and rompers, etc.
Committee.
The Tirzah Club met Friday after
noon with Mrs Peter Peterson, 401
West Boone street. After the regular
business Of the meeting, the club pre-
sented Mrs. Peterson with bathrobe.
In serving refreshments the hostess
was assisted by her daughter. Miss Jo-
hanna Peterson, and Mesdames T. ADJ
land and Henry Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wallace, 2OS
North Fifth street, entertained Friday
evening the members Of the Joker
Club. Bridge furnished the evenings
entertainment, and the prizes for high
score were awarded to DR.. and Mrs
!. b. Lynx. Mrs. Wallace served lunch.
Miss Jean Collins. Of Mankato, Mimi.
was an out -of-town guest.
At the Congregational church tomor-
row: Morning services, II a. M; SER
mon, 1.-THE Church in the Life Of To-
day or Can the Church Bell the Cat?"
vesper services at s p. M: sermon,
What We Read or the Influence Of
Our Reading Upon Character" Mrs.
Edwin Cobb will preside at the organ.
You are welcome-always. Commit
tee.
Members Of the Hartland Reading
Club entertained Friday evening at the
Henry Goecke home, eight miles west
Of the city, at their annual Thanksgiv-
ing social affair. Mrs. Goecke and
Mrs. Herbert Bishop were the hos