Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-19

7 .MARSHALLTOWN, low
br. Blliard. osteOpath. Is West Main
Entire change Of dances tonight
Lyric.
Sailed almonds, pecans and Jumbo
peanuts in bulk. Mccord's grocery.
The Burtons Sintrudpce the 4Ameri.
can Castle Gavotte dance tonight
Lyric.
Do you like hard pencil? Use the
Van Dixie. you will like it. Marshall
Printing Company. Is.
Miss Margaret Claussen went Thurs.
day evening to Ogden to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. c. II. Reimers. 5.
Bo-Ka tea is certainly the ideal blend
for ice tea. Have you tried it? Phone
2S4. McCord's grocery.
Do you like soft pencil? Try the
Mongrol No. 1, with or without rubber
Marshall Printing Company. -
The l.. o.. e. NJ. will hold an ex-
change in Sinclair's window Saturday
beginning at. II o'clock. COMMITTEES
Cover-all aprons, kimono style, So
cent values, special Saturday. q cents.
One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
Remember all suits and coats are go
ing at special discount prices. This is
your opportunity. Benedict G. Brint-
nall. 4ss 1- -.
Girls and Misses middies, Accent
values, special Saturday night. rs
cents. One Cent to 99-Cent Variety
Store. is - -.
mrs. w. M. Slough, of st. Anthony
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs! J. A. Mabie, Of Written, returned
home Thursday.
Singers of olden days will sing sweet
good old songs at the Congregations
church Tuesday evening. May %. Ad-
mission 25 cents. Committee. -
Old songs are the best songs. Come
to the old folks concert at the Con-
gregational church Tuesday evening
May 23, and hear them. Admission q
cents Con1m1ttee.
Do you want a first class Job 81
painting, vanishing, enamellng, wax
ing or any interior or exterior hnlsh-
ing done? If 80, for satisfaction see
us. Simmons book store. =,
Twenty pieces Of new thirty-six inch
fancy silk taffetas which have sold up
to s175 yard are now on sale at sl:Ss
These are all new silks and q genuine
bargain. Benedict &, Brintnal.: -
Mrs: J. &C, CLIFFORD, of Albion. who has
been visiting relatives for the past rev
months in Detroit, Mich, returned
home Thursday, accompanied by nel
little granddaughter, Genevieve Jones
Utility and beauty are splendidl1
combined in the new shipment OF rain
coats we have Just received. Seleci
yours now and have it ready for that
next rainy day. Benedict & Brintnaii
+ A policy in the Mutual Life Of New
YORK will protect the family and pro-
vide an income for fold age. Phone or
see us for particulars. Shove & Bay
district managers, rooms 3O0-3o1' Ma
sonic temple. z :. co. I ~
IT you are interested in librarS
votes buy all Of :. your milk. cream
whip cream, and btttermilk from the
Jackson Dairy Company. Every hoI-
tie cap with their name on is ex'
changeable for twenty votes. order ~
phone Observation-Disclosures. ~
Fruits, yes, a plenty for our Satur.
Eday trads Here fssHsEe min der.
for you: Florida oranges, sWeee'~a'
sugar and juicy; Pineapple .strawber,
ries. grape fruits in four sizes, ant
| cooking and eating pples;E bananas
and navel orange Phone 2s4. Nc:
Cords grocery. 49,.
: st. Elizabeth's Society of st. Mary's
church held a large. meeting Thursday
afternoon in knights OF Columbus
hall. The time was spent with a
business meeting. During the socla1
hour which followed, a 3. two course
lunch was. served by. the szhostesses
Mesdames L.!tR. London. III. NC
Carthy; Russell James and John
Green. $3.50 &S% - : Z
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Hayne, OF
Page, Neb, are here for a"visit OF sew
eral weeks with the formers brother
d. w. Hayne, southwest Of town, and
sister, Mrs. c. r. Warren, in this city.
Mr.. Hayne, who is q former resident
Of this county, and served In Com
pany X, rwenty-third Iowa infantry
win remain until after the state G. A
r. encampment.
/ In honor of the 7fortieth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and'Mrs A. c. Dill
81, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Diller enter
tanned eighteen friends Thursday eve
ming at a surprise party at the A. c
Diller home, sol South Ninth street
The evening was spent with music ant
games ana with mock wedding. INT
guests presented Mr.. and Mrs: Diliel
with. a. music cabinet. In serving
I,two-course lunch Miss Merle Diller as
sisted, D.. -t...
Twenty live members were in at
tendance at the meeting of the Har
mony Aid Society Thursday afternoon
when they were entertained by Mrs
Bert Beehrle and Mrs. j. e. Bowen
| the home Of Mrs. Beehrle at RiverVleV
park. Following the business session
| the members spent the afternoon will
fancy work and games During tn
social hour the hostesses served re
| freshments assisted by Erma Beehrle
At the meeting Of the Ladies' Aux
iliary Of the Y. M. c.. a. held Thurs
day afternoon in the parlors OF tn
/ h,,;Id;nu Aftv members were present