Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-17

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Flour. guaranteed. 31.26 per sack.
Star grocery. -
Miss, Evelyn Alexander visited friends
IN Toledo today. .a.J j.. +.
Good early June peas 81 pc rdosen
cans. Star grocery. W. 4"
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Buihner were WIS.,
itors in Toledo today. ......., ,
The highest market price paid for
country produce. Star grocery.
=, We will be pleased to have your. &C
count. Try this store. Parior Gro
Gerry. " 4.
Table peaches; No. IN cans, 20 cents
per can or $2.25 per dozen: Star gro
Gerry. - a
B. L. Bryant. of Gearing. was iny the
city Thursday on his way to Madison,
MINI. =. "a
Mrs. w. B. Crofutt went this morning
to Montour to visit her sister, Mrs s.
H. Cronk. ~
Rapid delivery service is given you
when you phone your wants to US. GID
Reliable Drug Company. 4
Mrs. L. A. Critchlow went Thurs
day to New Sharon to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs Marion Harner. a:t.
Our entire stock Of 10-cent and DE-
cent lace and embroidery, special Sat
urday, cents yard. 4 Cent to ss-pAnt
Variety Store. ''...:: A.. G.
Misc Caroline Cops, Of cedkrr .Raptas,
seturned home this morning after Wis
ting at Liscomb with her aunt, Mrs.
L. K: Peterson, who was also HI theseity
oday.,! .......... u, Il
Have you noticed our newest sSex-
libit Of high class photographers? see
he display at our corner and also, in
re Meeker building window. Apgar
sudio. ~
No. can of Strawberries, black
raspberries, red raspberrtes, goose
berries, or spinach. is. cents per can.
All sweetened ready for use. eStar
Grocery. ...> W
Mr.. and Mrs G. C: Damn and three
children, Of Green Mountain, were1in
the city Thursday on their way*sto
Rock Island, ILL.,, to visit daughter,
Mrs. H. l.. Grubbs,
Fresh vegetables. strawberries. wax
beans, cucumbers. cauliflower, rad
ishes, shallots, fresh tomatoes. head
and leaf lettuce, and rhubarb. Phone
1884, McCord's groctry. =:
See our window display Of scrim.
white, cream and ecru. 3S-inch scrim,
fancy drawn work borders, 7 cents
yard, Saturday afternoon. One Cent
to ss-Cent Variety Store. g.
Everist, opposite the Methodist
church, is showing the finest selection
of 5, ~ and 10-cent wall papers that
can be found In central Iowa. Nwenty
more rooms on short notice. Evertst
| wall paper house. r.
Sixteen friends Of Mrs. r. w. Pow
ell. 100 West Church street, surprMeo
her at: her home Thursday NTH ghe
occasion was Mrs. Powell's birthday
anniversary. The hours were enjoyed
playing whist. Lunch was enjoyed.
Members of the Rowena Circle
spent an informal afternoon THURSDAY
with Mrs. Roy A. Farmer, 20s Nofth
Eighth avenue. The prize In a guess
ing contest was awarded to Mrs. Fred
O,Neal. In serving lunch Mrs. Farmer
was assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Lowry and
miss opar wirsus.
CHI. e. Boardman has just received
a. handsome Elk charm from the
Mason city lodge Of Elksfsent him az
an expression OF appreciation for the
! address he delivered at Mason City
before the lodge Of sorrow. or annual
Eks' memorial services held on the
6rst Sunday in December The charm
has two Elk teeth. and Is mounted IN
| gold.
Misses Juanita and Dorothy Ferneau
entertained Thursday evening at tnelr
home, so4 Jerome street, the members
OF the Loyal Daughters Sunday schooi
class Of Central Church OF Christ
Carnations and ferns were used TO
decorate the rooms. and little sham
rocks were given as favors. An I'M
promtu program and games were en-
loved and prizes in a guessing contes.
we're awarded to Misses Rhoda Ginoro
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