Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-19


A good sweater is the finest thing for
the hunter. Have you see the Keller
Koat"? Schmidt's hardware.
! Special Thanksgiving musical pro-
! gram at Methodist church Sunday eve.
ming. Everybody welcome. Commit
tee.
Chewing taffy, vanilla, strawberry
chocolate and molasses flavors, only II
cents pound. Saturday. Wachters
confectionery.
| Free to the churches and Y. NJ. G. A.
; with your orders. one pound Of good
! coffee free with the rest OF your
coffee and grocery order Star Grocery.
Try our specials and solve the prob
lem Of Christmas giving. Our special
for tomorrow and Monday. two beau
tiful photographs free to each GUS
toner. Sparks studio.
The larger the cheese the better the
] it If you phone 2S4 and order your share
of the large cheese that Is to be cut
Nov. 20. McCord's grocery.
In our main floor candy department
right to the left as soon as you enter
the store. a complete line of fresh
Bunte CONNECTIONS at special prices to-
morrow. Levin Dry Goods Company.
Six new Victor records on sale today,
including "Araby." Tulip Time in Hol-
land" when / Leave the World Be-
hind" and "In Blinky, Winky, Chinky
Chinatown" Nickel Furniture Com
pany.
In our bargain basement candy de-
partment we have received new sup
ply Of fresh candies which we will
again sell at 9 cents a pound and 8
cents half pound Levin Dry Goods
Company.
In our cloak department-New
models in coats will be shown tomor-
row at special prices Broadcloths and
Hindu lynx with the new chin chin
collars, fur trimmed at $40. Levin
Dry Goods Company.
No. we have not moved to the build
ing formerly used by the Old Reliable
Drug Company, we are only using the
window to display our up-to- date
photographs Of your friends. Apgar
studio. over Abbott's.
Twenty friends and neighbors pleas
antly surprised Mrs. Henry Marquis
Thursday afternoon, at her home, 705
May street. Games and music fur
nished entertainment and supper,
brought by the guests. was served late
in the afternoon.
| At this time Of each year this gro
| Gerry makes 1t q point always to fulfil
the wants OF the public for the Thanks
] giving dinner. You will find We have
plenty Of fruits and vegetables, cider
nuts etc., to make all the family enjoy
the day. Star Grocery.
I Read our announcements on pages
10 and II. Saturdays paper, about our
NTH anniversary sale; about the ST.
500 in cash prizes which we are going
to distribute among thirty-three
churches and organizations in Mar
shalltown and vicinity. Levin Dry
Goods Company.
Tomatoes, cauliflower, head and leaf
lettuce, dates, figs, grape fruit. Florida
oranges, Jonathan and Baldwin applies.
cucumbers, comprise the list Of fruits
and vegetables that this grocery has in
stock for the Saturday trade. You will
find it big help to you to call here
Saturdays and see what you want for
the Sunday dinner. Phone 234 or 626.
Overturs grocery.
In our main floor candy department
right to the left as you enter the
store. new supply of genuine Ale
gretti chocolate creams in bulk tomor-
row at 80 cents a pound. Also AL
ilegretti nougats at 10 cents box
tAllegretti chocolates In pound boxes at
| 81 cents a box and 8 full line Of Ale
gretti fluffy ruffles Stand other boxed
candies fresh here tomorrow. Levin
Dry Goods Company.
Damage Of about $500 resulted in a
fire at 10:4O this forenoon at the old
| drop forge. works, corner of First
avenue and Boone street The blaze
was caused by the short circuiting In
an electric light drop cord. Gasoline
was ignited. and the damage done was
to the building and contents in the es-
timated sum Of $500 each. The build
ing Is owned by G. w. Lawrence
whose loss Is insured. The occupants
of the building are Blake & Weaver
! who operate garage and the Farmers
Oil Company, which uses the building
for warehouse purposes. The oil COM
pany sustained no loss.
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I announced to our patrons last sum
mer that our soda formation would be
open during the entire year. We are
now serving everything the same as
during the summer months, including
strawberry, chocolate and vanilla. ice
| cream. have added to this COM
plete line Of hot drinks such as hot
chocolate with whipped cream, hot
matted milk, clam, beef, chicken and
tomato bouillon; oysters, coffee and
| hot lemonade. Mr.. Ray De Lieul,
Marshalltown's foremost dispenser, has
the entire management Of this foun-
tain and will take great pleasure in
catering to the wants Of our customs.
b. 4. Morgan's drug store. 10, West
Main.
Members of the art and music de-
partment Of the Worian's Club were
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Helen K. Brock, 406 West
Main street. Mrs. Brock was assisted
in entertaining by Nesdames Will Wal
lace. Il. A. Tufree. w. p. Flower, w
]. vanDerveer. and Cassie Richards
and Miss Fannie Flower. The study Of
American art and music was continued
two papers being read by Mesdames II.
o. Hyatt and J. F. Schultz. Miss
Grace Kimberly accompanied by Miss
Anna Maude Kimberly. gave q talk or
American folk songs and songs Of the
war period Piano numbers were
played by Mrs. Frank Lockwood and
Miss Laura Donneison. and song BY
Mr.. Ernest Barleben. closed the pro-
gram. An hour was spent socially