Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
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o. q. futile. the jeweler.
We deliver. standard BAKERY.
Flat to rent, upstairs. orpheum.
Camera Aims developed and printr1
Camera shop.
The best gift. an Ansco camera
Camera Shop.
A carrier for fifteen eggs for Is cents
Schmidt's hardware.
Eye, ear. nose and throat specialist:
glasses fitted. DR.. +. p. Lierle.
| Asparagus, pieplant. and strawberry
plants. blessing Bros. Phone 46s.
The Suzanne Circle and /. L. OF H
will hold q fair at Red Men hall. 8Apri
8 and 10. Committee.
Curtain scrims, thirty six inch. OF
sale Saturday, cent a yard. One t
90 Cent Variety Store.
| Saturday special. Our 81 box Of cu'
flowers for so cents. blessing Bros.
greenhouse. Phone 1853.
Baby's birthday is coming soon
Bring him In and remember him by
his picture. Camera Shop studio.
Now is the time to order your outside
vases, pedestals, etc. Many designs t.
select from. Miller Cement Products
| Company.
The Wood trio. splendid musica
combination, will be at the Y. M. C. A
Wednesday evening, April IA. Ticket
IS cents. Committee
We have few choice lots in Summit
Park addition for sale on easy terms
$25 down, balance IS per month. See
T. C. Blue. 416 Masonic Temple. Phone
377 yellow.-Advertisem
Myers grocery offers one dozen can'
Of big L" tomatoes for 31.10, Chal-
lenge peas at $1.95 dozen; also No. 2
two-pound cans of red pitted cherries
solid pack, at Is cents a can. Myers
grocery.
The Motor Accessories Manufactur-
ing Company, in the Hopkins block
manufacturers of the Hel-N spark
plug, will close the offices at noon on
Saturdays, after this date Of notice.
advertisement.
Just received BY express from New
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regular prices $3.50 to $40, specially
priced at IS to $3.50. Also 100 un'
trimmed shapes worth up to 1915 To-
SO cents. Millinery department O
Simon's Style Shop, 1876 East Mai1
| street. |
Mrs. Dorr Lamb, 4o5 East Linr
street, was hostess Thursday Afternoon
to the members of the Anniversary
Club. The guests visited and sewec
on their fancy work during the after.
noon hours. In serving q luncheon the
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Johr
Golwitzer.
Harmony Aid Society members spen
ia busy afternoon Thursday piecine
Mrs. G. D. Sweeney, 6h South Second
was dS1lSIcu
ing by Mrs. L e. Luck. Late in the
afternoon the hostesses served lunch
con.
! Funeral services for William H. Nc,
Candless. a member Of the soldiers
home, were held Thursday afternoon a
the home chapel. Rev N. F. Hicks
pastor of the United Brethren church
conducted the services, assisted BY
Rev. H. o. Pratt, Of the home. The
home choir furnished the music and the
burial was in the home cemetery.
Mrs. w. H. Jones, so4 South Fourth
avenue was hostess Thursday after
mote Club. During the study hour the
reading Of Germany and England
(Cramb) was finished and the re-
cially and refreshments were enjoyed.
was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs. B. e., Riley, 212. North Fifth
street, entertained few friends infor-
mally at / o'clock luncheon, Thurs
day. The hostess was assisted by Mrs
NJ. S. Mcfarland in serving, the guests
being seated at q prettily decorated
table on which q large bouquet Of DAFT
fodils was used as q centerpiece. Dur
ing the afternoon the guests visited
and sewed on their. fancy work.
Members Of st. Elizabeth's Society
Of st. Mary's church were entertained
Thursday afternoon in the Knights OF
Columbus hall by Mesdames L. r,
London, J. ]. Mccarthy, John Green
and Russell James. Mrs. B Richard
was elected second vice president of
the society, and other business matters
were disposed Of Late In the after
noon the hostesses served refresh
ments.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent or
Thursday by the members Of the Con-
cordia Nahebund who were entertained
at the home Of Mrs. q. Zahnd. at Az
SWayze street. The hours were busily
occupied sewing for the society, and
after the work q social time. was en-
joyed In serving a two course lunch
con Mrs. Zahnd was assisted by Misses
Freda and Emma Zahnd and Elsa
Neiderhauser. Mrs. Anna Beinert, Of
Waterloo, was an out -of town guest.
Members Of the current events de-
partment Of the Woman's Club were
entertained Thursday afternoon in the
public library sSu(1itOrilm by< Mes.