Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13

and Spanish peanuts also Salted span
| ish and Jumbo peanuts. Culley. South
First avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Carney, who have
| been spending three months in south
ern California, while making Los An
geles their headquarters, arrived home
! Sunday night.
I still have complete assortment of
Bunte Bros chocolate creams, fancy
glaces and hard goods, also that real
hoarhound stick and squares. Culley,
South First avenue.
Tonight-The Ada Roach Company
at the CONGREGATIONAL church in THE
Heart Of the Immigrant" This, the last
: of the lyceum course, is the stellar at
traction. Committee.
Al 100 West Main street you will find
everything you need for spring deco
rating. wall paper Of all grades. paint
| Varnish,. etc. Competent workmen,
Phone green 12o7.-A L. Van Tine.
! The biggest assortment Of the best
! dried fruits in the city. Peaches at 10
cents pound, apricots at Is cents,
and many other bargains. See the dis
play. Culley's. South First avenue.
A large and varied stock of rich,
beautiful, and novelty millinery that
| should have your attention will be
! shown at our opening Tuesday and
Wednesday March II and Is. H. Will
ard, Son g. Co.
! you wish but we believe you will be
| hr,y ha~
i fore seeing the decorative lines shown
by Everist this spring. Twenty more
| rooms on short notice. Everist.
I Phone 252 green, Mrs. c. W. Dun
| ham, sixteen treatments for IS, for
hair, face or fingers. Soft water and
electricity. Why wear switches when
you can have a new growth Of hair?
Satisfaction guaranteed. First forty
fsminines will hayes Slsworth. Of work
free with IS Ticket: "a - Advertisement.
lS az, Dsri War4;s 5armsrly of Bromley,
fandsa son az NJ Ward. now OF San
Ecse1o, Sa!.,. .As=;4sszr:s. &c, TIL city to
accept position Is boolzkeerer in the
mill supply. depa rtInent nj the Fisher
EGoTernor Company; Mr. Ward has
heen in 6eattlesard San Diego for four
EXS1S9,4 DuI AoSsSS ofsAtn1NsS AASA y vain tAAo
q esAtiep Of MASKING this 'feity his
E asn.e VI. $3.50 -
e 3nfanY friends g4tte Sdsda tie funeral
lAsry1des for II er1n6n Wagner, held this
farming It 9: so 1Ss Sc Maryp Sehurch.
Eksv. r.. J.. Bondage. OF Dubuque. a
cousin Of Mr.. WEgher, said the mass.
and Rev. J. J. Fitzpatrick gave the
sermon. The pair bearers were Charles
| Bondi1ge, Theodore Bondage, Ray
strohmeyer. Ben Weeks, John Weber,
and Dnsmet Ryrnex-s. The flower bear
ers were Mesdames Ben Weeks and c.
f. Schoenhut and Misses Elizabeth
Biermann and Clara Britt. Burial was
In Riverside Those who attended the
funeral from away were Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lindsay, Of Oskaloosa; Mrs.
Edith Fox, of Hampton; Mrs. William
Coxworth, Of Nevada; and Albert
Murphy, Of Boone.
Plans for the work and progress Of
the campaign for woman suffrage were
continued at the meeting Of the Equal
Suffrage League Of Marshall County,
held Friday afternoon at the library.
Mrs James Skegg was appointed
treasurer and chairman Of the financial
committee. Chairmen and assistant
chairmen were appointed to superin-
tend the work In the different wards
IN tho city. Those appointed were as
follows, First ward, Mrs. Ruth Buck,
chairman; Miss Jessie Binford, assist
ant; Second ward, Mrs. M. s. McFar-
land and Mrs. F. D. B. ingalls,; Third
| ward, MRS. Susie White and MRS. J.