Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-27

. Oysters direct from Baltimore, solid
meats. Sanitary grocery, S
Special for Thanksgiving Royal Fruit
cake. Sanitary grocery.
Carving sets, for Thanksgiving $3.50
to s12 set. Abbott & Son.
The gift that pleases all--the Christ
mas portrait. Hublers studio.
Wear-ever aluminium ware for
Thanksgiving. Abbott & Son.
Cameo nince meat, two pound glass
jar. Is cents. Sanitary grocery.
The December victor records are
ready. Nickel Furniture Company.
White clover honey, well filled
frames, Is cents. Sanitary grocery.
Dickinson's maple syrup for break
fast--at all grocers. Bailey Boys
Lisk-self- basting enamel roasters,
three sizes, $2.75, So and 1925. Abbott
& Son.
Talking machine needles. Columbia
double disc records. Grafonolas. Cam
era Shop.
The Christmas portrait-acceptable
to mother, sweetheart, and friends.
Hubler's studio.
Why not something the whole family
can enjoy-a Christmas Grafonola.
Camera Shop.
Bulk mince meat as good as mother
used to make 20 cents per pound. San
itary grocery.
Ten new dance records in the Vic
tor records on sale tomorrow Nickel
Furniture Company.
Just received lot of kraut
home made. Sold by the quart or gal
lon. Reynolds & Sheldon.
We are ready for that Thanksgiving
order with a good supply of fruits and
vegetables. Sanitary grocery.
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For short time you can save money
by buying Cameo" canned goods by
the dozen cans. Sanitary grocery.
The Lilac Crochet Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G. w.
Thompson, sos North Second avenue
Mesdames Will Adams and Chester
Hummel and Miss Bessie Hughes, of
Newburg, were visitors in the city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Moore, of Hamp-
ton. who have been visiting the latters
sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Hicks, returned home
this morning.
The aid society of Central Church of
Christ will, hold a special meeting
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 in the
church parlors.
Flowers for Thanksgiving. White
and yellow chrysanthemums 10 cents
each. Carnations, all colors. 5 cents
each. Sanitary grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Griffith, of Boone,
who have been visiting at Steamboat
Rock, were in the city this morning
on their way home.
The advance in price of canned
goods at this store is very small be-
cause we had most of them bought be-
fore the advance. Sanitary grocery.
Walter Pierce, of Omaha. arrived in
the city Sunday for a short visit with
his mother. Mrs Mary Dunn, who is
quite i'll at her home 201 South Cen
ter street Mrs., Dunn continues to i'm
prove slowly.
"Tell the cook" This is mince pie
week. II you use Cameo mince meat
you get two delicious pies for ten cents
Full directions on every package. Or
der from Reynolds & Sheldon. Phone
q. We deliver.
A number of family reunions will be
held during this Thanksgiving week,
so why not have Apgar make family
group picture while the children are
all home? Remember our reputation for
high class group photographs. Apgar
studio.
Mrs. G. H. Ruth arrived home Sun
day from a four weeks visit in Prince
ton, N. j.. Chicago, and Culver, Ind.
At Princeton and Culver Mrs. Ruth
visited her sons, Byron and Marshall.
She also attended the Yale Princeton
football game at Princeton.
Sample dresses-One of these fine
sample dresses Cloth wool and silk
will be just the thing for Thanksgiv-
ing. Tuesday and Wednesday offer
your last opportunity as all unsold
sample dresses must be returned to the
factory Wednesday night. Headquart-
ers for satisfaction Benedict & Brint-
nall.
The Russell Dressmaking Company
has just opened quarters in suite 6 and
7, Binford building. over Golden Rule"
This company offers an unusual oppor-
tunity to the ladies of Marshalltown to
make their dresses, coats and suits I'M
der expert instructors. Also all kinds
of garments will be made at very rea-
sonable prices. Get particulars by call
ing or phone Sill.
Evangelistic services which Rev. w.
NJ. Davis, of Akron, Co., has been hold
ing in the First United Evangelical
church for three weeks, closed Sunday
evening. All the meetings have been
we'll attended, the total number Of con-
verts being seventy five. Three serv-
ices were held Sunday, twenty people
uniting with the church at the morning
service. This evening Rev. Mr.. Davis
will open evangelisitic meetings in the
State Street United Evangelical
church, which will continue every night
except Saturday for two weeks.
In honor Of Miss Anna Punnell, who
is to be married soon, Mrs. Adolph
Pose, 1901 East Main street, entertain
ed fifteen of Miss Punnelrs more in
innate friends at miscellaneous
shower Saturday evening. The evening
was enjoyed socially and Miss Pun
nell received many pretty and useful
gifts. A. color scheme of pink and