Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-03
Big musical tonight. Baptist..

1 Big musical tonight Baptists.
Or. Billiard. osteopath. IS West Main
1.-THE Diamond From the Sky" today
Colonial.
Eye. ear. nose ana throat specialist:
glasses fitted. Or. F. p. Lierle.
George r. Norris, Are. lightning, and
tornado insurance. over IS West Main
Clear Quill" flour milled from good
old wheat. Try sack. only $1.15 de-
livered. Bowles & Billings.
! To Rent-Ffve-room cottage and
barn. Also small farm near Marshall
ltown. Inquire Batesole's grocery.
Florence La Babe starring in the
great detective story, Monsieur Lecoq,
tomorrow and Friday. Colonial.
Florence La r die starring in the
great detective story. Monsieur lecoq, y
1 tomorrow and Friday. Colonial.
! Stamped pillow cases, regular value
90 cents pair, special Thursday. 20
cents. One Cent to 99-Cent Variety
Store.
4 A fresh lot Of ounces, Tallman sweet
apples, Duchess pears. Grimes Golden
apples and Jonathan apples. Culley's.
South First avenue.
+ Sweet cider, made from New York
washed apples, and just opened today.
Buy it now while 1t Is sweet. George
L Andrews, grocer.
Stamped pillow cases. forty-two inch
seamless tubing, new designs. special
Thursday, 20 cents pair. One Cent to
99-Cent Variety Store.
/ The sanitary beauty parlor of the
Simon Style Shop is in full operation.
and busy. Phone for an appointment,
call 66s. simon's Style Shop.
| The Harmony Aid Society will meet
! Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fannie
Williams and Mrs. Rose Carney at the
| Williams home. LOT South Center street.
Stolen-Six cars in two weeks; yours
may be the next. For 81 will make
, your car absolutely burglar proof. No
| North Center street.
Gossard corsets on living models
moving picture film Of corset fittings
will be shown Friday morning at the
Casino theater at 10 q. m. Get your
tickets from our corset department,
they are free. Simon's Style Shop
Mrs. T. P. Marsh. 1Os North Third
street, entertained Tuesday afternoon
the members Of the Shakespeare Club.
An interesting afternoon was spent
with the club study. 1.-The Tanning Of
the Shrew" and an hour was spent
socially.
Beta chapter Of the Westminster
Guild of the Presbyterian church was
entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
James P Linn, wife Of the pastor ut
their home, 113 North Third street.
After the business session a social time
was enjoyed and the hostess served re-
|freshments.
E. r. Lay. who has been at New
Haven, Conn, attending the national
conference Of Congregational churches
and In New York City on business for
three weeks, arrived home this morn
ing. Mrs. Lay, who accompanied her
husband, stopped to visit for week
in Chicago.
! Members Of Marechal Neil Division.
to the B. Of l.. E., held business
meeting Tuesday afternoon in the K.
Of C. hall. A business session and
initiation occupied the afternoon. Mrs.
Nellie Anderson and Mrs G. r. An
drews, Of Mason City. were candidates
for initiation.
The second fire in two weeks at the
residence Of Henry BoleL 705 Wood
street, resulted at 2:40 this afternoon.
The blaze originated in a clothes closet
up stairs, while, the fire on Oct. %
started In cleset down stairs. The
clothes were burned but the blaze was
extinguished with, chemicals before any
great amount of damage was done.
When it is cold day and the chill
dren come home from school they
want good hot substantial dinner.
What they most enjoy is Shrubs But
termilk bread. because 1t has the right
taste to It, and satisfies the appetite.
Your grocer will tell you that he sells
more Of 1t than any other. Ask him
to send you loaf or two. Shrubs
bakery and cafe.
Walter F. Cloves. Of Des Moines,
executive secretary Of the Iowa AS
ISOLATION For the Prevention Of Tuher-
culosis. was in the city today making
preliminary arrangements for the
local selling campaign Of Red Cross
Christmas seals. The money secured
from the sale Of the stamps is used for
combating the disease and some Of it
goes for the work in the counties in
which the stamps are sold.
W. T. Bailey Of this city. part own
er and a salesman of the MARSHALL
town Syrup and Sugar Company is
sick at Excelsior Springs. Mo. accord
ing to word that has reached the fam
lily here. Mr.. Bailey was taken Sc
riously sick when In Texas last week
with strangulated hernia His ply
stefan had him removed to Excelsior
Springs. Mo-. where Mr.. Bailey's son,
Fred o. Bailey went to be with him
The latest news from Excelsior
Springs was 1t was thought Mr.. Bailey
would be able to be brought home in
few days.
The lecture tonight in X. c. hall will
introduce to Marshalltown Mr.. Peter
Collins, who will give an interesting
lecture on Social Reforms and Social
Problems" Come hear HON. Here is
what other papers say Of him: Peter