Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-21


Club rates on all magazines. Get ou
prices. Simmons book store.
Tapestry upholstered rockers at 2,
per cent discount. Marion Gard.
A box Of Lowney's candy makes 1
fine Christmas remembrance. B. A
Morgan.
One small lot of Junior coats will g,
quickly this week at $1.9S. Benedict &
Brintnall.
Never such gathering of stars Ii
one picture of its length as in "Curley,
today Colonial.
Miss Alma Van Horn went thi
morning to Albion to visit her father
w. G. Van Horn.
We are showing q fine line of bibles
testaments and prayer books. Sim
mons book store.
Poultry show begins Jan. at Cum
mings' hall. Premium list free. G. G
Lounsberry, secretary.
Remember the market sale Thurs
day, Dec. % and come. Plumb Bros
Mason and Shoemaker.
ra4F
Mrs. G. T. Davis, of Tama, was il
the city this morning on her way t
Brooklyn to visit friends.
One of our blooming plants will
make a most acceptable Christina:
gift. Kemble greenhouses.
Mrs. c. F. Pohle, of Gilman. returned
home this morning after brief visi
na-ifh hor pnh1a
We are now ready to take in auto
mobiles for repainting and top repair
Ing. Marshalltown Buggy Company.
Mrs. c. NJ. Adams. of Grinnel, re-
with her daughter. Mrs. G.. D. Brown
Do not say tonprrow wish hat
seen 1t but come and see it tonight, tn,
great picture "Curley." starring Lott,
Pickford. Colonial.
On account Of the death Of m,
mother, will dispose of all our house
hold goods ar private sale. Phone rec
5O9.--Adyertisement.
Country dressed chickens roasting
pigs. pork, lard. and beef. Delivered
Christmas orders should be in early
Phone ~ ON Observation-Disclosures. .
Mesdames. A. ", and H. S. Bringle.
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Emo O
Dunbar, and Mrs. o. H. Bringleson, O
Elrose, Sask.. were visitors in the cit,
today. @ ~
Mrs. IF. e.. Goodman and children
George and Margaret, or1Mason City
returned home today after = visit here
with the formers fathers George A
Turner.
5 ;ss.zz. E,=-e.. IIenthorn, OF Ganastota. s
D., went this morning to Union tc
visit her aunt, Mrs. Cynthia Yenter
She was accompanied by her brother
o. n. Silence, of Bridgewater. s. D..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. BsteL. OF water
loo. visited in the city today with the
formers brother, w. F.. FEstel. They
Colo. where they will spend the holi-
days.
Some guarantee-Buy a pound Of
Colonial Inn coffee. use half of it; If Il
is not the best you ever used at the
price, return the other half and gel
your full purchase price back, IS cents
a pound. Parlor grocery.
Insure your property in first class
fire insurance companies, with Shove
Bay Insurance Company. Life, fire
automobile. accident and health insur-
ance. Room 800. Masonic temple
shove-Bay Insurance Company.
Some merchants ask too much fol
coffee. This is the only store in the
state of Iowa that does not get A
cents a pound for Colonial Inn coffee
You can buy 1t here for 30 cents 9
pound. This is a real value. Parlol
grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.. Brouhard, for.
merly Of this city, but now of Collins
are the parents Of son, named VIII
liam, Jr., at their home in Collins Sat
urday. according to announcement
received here. Mr.. Brouhard is {
druggist and was formerly employed
by the Mcbride and Will Drui
Company. Of this city.
Word from Mount Vernon tells Of I
dinner party given by Mrs Emma
Mcintyre to large number Of hel
friends at Bowman hall, Cornell Col.
lege, Friday evening. Fifty members
OF the college faculty and people Of
Mount Vernon were guests Of Mrs
Mcintyre, who served a five-course
dinner. A reception in the hall parlo1
followed. Mrs. Mcintyre Is planning
to spend the holidays here with he,
sister, Mrs. r. n Willard.
To make Christmas merry the Star
grocery has all the good things tina,
go to make the Christmas day at home
a merry one and the dinner a good one
Christmas candies, fancy bon candy
new mixed nuts. English walhuts. Al
berts, pecans and Braxils. almonds
shelled nuts such as walnuts, English
walnuts, filberts. almonds, Jumbo and
sailed peanuts. and pecans. Also New
York sweet cider, and mlneer meat
Pickles and celery. all kinds. Fresh
oysters and cranberriees, In fact every
thing. Christmas trees, fine ones, and
they are cheap too phone 44s.a Star
grocery.
Mrs. Mary Collins. 4os North Third
street, entertained ht, d family Dime,
party Monday twenty-seven relatives
children and grandchildren of the hos
tess. The affair was complimentary to
Mrs. =. G. yeatch and family, OF Lis
comb. who are going south to live. In
attendance at the affair from out Of
town In addition to the Yeatchss. were
Mrs. III. =. Taylor and daughter Mary
Of st. Edward. Neb.: L. J. Collins and
family. Of Clemens: and Prof E. "
Collins. of the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College Of Manhattan, Kan. Mr.