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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06
FOUND

Found, plain gold band ring with three initials engraved upon the inside. Owner please call at this office and prove property. ad If
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add oz. Bay Rum, small box of Barbo Compound, and r oz of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a week until 1t becomes the desired shade Any druggist can put this up or you can mix 1t at home at very little cost. Full directions for making and uso come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked. faded gray hair, and removes dandruff. It Is excel lent for falling hair and will make harsh hair soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06

BOTH WILL BE THANKFUL
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Bring in your bit of news. The Progressive-Miner is always glad to receive and print news items.
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TYPEWRITER FOR SALE

11 1ef T 01S
 A Model No. 5, L. c. Smith Type writer in splendid condition for sale for fifty dollars. See and try the machine at N. F. Zimmerman's store. adv.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Hand V bottom launch 18 feet long, feet 10 inch beam. My req. son for selling is that 1 have no time to use it. Price $50.00
 Milo c. Caughrean
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06

FOR RENT-Five room house with bath. Phone 62. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06

Job printing neatly and prompt. ly done at the Progressive Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06

KETCHIKAN CAMP, NO. 20. A. B. Meets every Monday evening at 8 p.m., at Red Mems Ta9s~ Visiting Brothers Welc. .ne
 H. M. Stackpole, A. c
 D. M. Smith Harris, A. R.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
EVERYBODY IS DOING IT, DOING IT.
 DOING WHAT?
 Going for a square meal at the STEDMAN CAFE. Give us a triall

FOR SALE-A two room cabin and a lot on Stedman Ave-, City. The lot is 30 foot front by 150 feet deep. For particulars apply to "Dad" De Young. Adv. If.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06

We sell Seattle brewed ROCK BEER" at the Seattle Bar. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-06
MILLINERY ANNOUNCEMENT

A complete line of new spring Millinery on display at Mrs. Wash burns on Wednesday, March 1st.
 adv. 5t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22

what Mother" w. R. Adams would
like some one to donate. Or if no one
has an invalid Chair for which they
have no further use Mother" Adams
hopes some one or some group Of per-
sons will give the SIS necessary to
purchase the chair.
1T is a most deserving case" saws
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22

Mrs, Adams, who is mother" of the
Visiting Nurse association. IF the
woma had a chair which she could
use to get from room to room, she
could direct the children to do the
homework" OF the five children, the
Oldest is only IA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22
Republican Club in Chester

Chester, Neb., Oct 81. Especially
The Chester Hughes and Fairbanks
club was organized here by NJ. B.
Russell, Seward, and Bert F. Powell,
Hebron. Officers elected are: Ray
Atwood, president; Henry Pope, vice
president; John Howard, secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22

and Mrs, Barney Evans and Mrs, D.
H. Hilman and daughter of Sheridan,
motored 3lS miles through one OF
the most severe October billiards. in
the history of the state. The party
arrived in Omaha Thursday night and
will continue their trip tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22
Drive Across the
State in the Snow

Nebraska snowstorms hold forth
no horrors to Wyoming autoists.
This was demonstrated when Mr..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22
DOMESTIcS


Comforter Covering, in all
the wanted oriental and Per-
sian designs. Neat printings.
Off the bolt, Monday, yd. &c
32-Inch Dress Zephyrs, the
genuine Renfrow make, in all
the wanted stripes, plaids,
and checks. 15c and 19c
values, Monday, yard 121sc
The Genuine Scotland and
WEIGH Outing Flannels, in
pure white, cream, gray, pink
and light blue; colors fast.
Heavy nap on both sides. Off
the bolt, Monday, yard SIC
32-inch Genuine English
Shifting Madras, absolutely
fast colors. Neat stripes and
checks. 25c value, Monday,
yard :. .1Sc
The Genuine Amoskeag Tunis
Cloth, one of the best grade
bleached outing flannels. Ex-
ira heavy. Specially priced,
yard ..... a.. 81
27-inch Fancy Outing Elan
nels, good grade, soft, warm,
fleecy nap. Monday, per
yard $40
36-inch Bleached Muslin, one
Of our staple brands, soft
finish. Off bolt, yard. nc
Basement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22
Lot 2

In this lot you will find Hun
dreds of Pairs of All Kinds of
Curtains, white, ivory 'and
beige color. Values $3.50
to $3.50, pair .... ~H'oV
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-22

All the Fine Duchesse, Filet
Net, Quaker, Scrim, Marqui-
settle, Lace Edge and Novel
ty Net Curtains, some of the
best bargains Of the sale.
Values to $500, @ 90
choice, pair :. QA'JO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Selobrief zines uusariide1
SuIbatex.
ben Resinrsnts.
D2unbbarmonifa
marih Dor.

(Die Yubapeiter 3eituns 8ilIas brs
5ffentli4t bi.ies Sdreiben in Reimen
eines unsarii4sn 9auernrsisrpiiten,
oas ipsgen Ieines natipen Tones un5
feiner IhIihten bobeuftdnbigen art
befonbers r.iSpon 1T. Wir seben es In
beutIter llebsrfebuns fpieSer)
Der Suiauna Rindts fHretb i4 biels
3silen.
Wstnem Gkipeibe, bon sntfernten
WleiIen.
Ob, mein !iebes Weib1en, Ou fpuii'
berpoIIs Bfiitbe,
gmpnnge bieIes Ghreiben BET frifh.
frobem Gemiitbe!
Salte Did nur nader, otne GrunS
sur alase,
getpmmit bann id5ne Gaden, be:
Giniritt beH'rtr Sage.
Werfaufe nal bic syeriel, folIs Mangtl
Dir maf,t Gorgsn, -
Ober i6nnr man pitneiht bonn arGs
mer etfpds bursen9
Denn nidt, 70 NIT ibnen gum nd&fteH
Wiartk fa9r',
3tpan3is @ulben iiher erlSief Oa
fiirs paa:.
Bin frob, bab Cur gefinben geriet5
nat msinsm 5offen
Iub banle fix ben Dad, Der, 2iebite,
singsiroifen.
Wie ib fe 70 srifi, bic 9eimatbtpuril,
bic tpaute,
aonnr i4 e!si9 nidt anbers unb >.
idute.
gs itiss tppbl papriia gum ause mir
binan.
Dab 1brGn' babel auf 2brdne rdnn..
Das S9nert bon 9lumen3ier sriib'
i6 Did. R0sden, iuisber,
0ei&mldt ben Sslm nit walenbeta
0efieber;
I'm Der 9ruit bon alben, bas Rreuj
fiir Chr unb Tsutb.
Sim Snnern Der Ssrb fir DID sehe5s
ter @lutb.
gisbin aber sibfs nod bier e'Hsn
nstien Tang.
gsrbdu'n mub i9 ben Ru7en = bel
Gott - ebrlit uno gano.
9isl @riib' benz 9errn Riatsr uRo
ieinem sanJen 5uas.
9lu6 G4pds.r., ipie 0epltterslsuteu
ri6p msine Griibe aus.
@riib' bi, Sdiuissermutttr uno msin.
sutsn gllisn
llnb ar bic iibrigsn, bab @ott i.
mSs' .rbalien!
Run f6lisb' it bisien Brief trsu BIB
ins Reih Der Shatien.
llnb n.nn' mid Stefdn ainefes. Del
n.n ebseatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Rleine 9pli3eimad) d)rid5tem.

~ -.
- Gbpin Sadfon bon 30. 21S
Sterrett 9lpenue, GoDingtob Hn..
tuurb. seitern Don ben Dstettipes Gen
ier unb gstnharbt an Der Giinften
unb gine Strabe unier Der 4nilaa,
psrhafist, DsttaettsI In isinem 1siie
81 ba6en.
Die brsibis Jnhre aIte Gran
sSba Sdrington ,inb fbr pierjdbriges
ainb, bic Dor mebrsrm 1asen aus
Wapspills, ab., perfhiponben, tDurbti,
seIiern BON ben Dstsitipss BRETON urp
SdpasbIe i'm 5auIe Ro. POS 1rpub'
man unfssIunben unb Dorldufis BEN
JuaenbgeridN iibsripitisn. Der Oatie
nnb Batter @iniam Sarrinston fpuriH
DON bem RsIuItat Der VufforfHuR'
gen psritdnbisi unb ,vnb fofort bier
berfommtn.
- Die Yolicsmsn's Benevolent
NHoeiation bat iiir bas Iuufenbe Jdhy
bic folgenben Deamteu eripdblt: Ord,
iibent, George 6. Burt; WI5sprdnbsns.
hilbert Bowman; G9abmeiiisr, 6enrp
0snMemdnn unb gssEftaL 96en,es
LMlcGupsrn .s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
GOoieuelts Haiereisu.

Sn 2ouisDiae bat RoOiepsIt piebsr
eine ieinsr Rsben sebultsn, in fpsl9en
er nit bem Wunbs DDnnert. 53u bers
punoern 1T oas niht. 0as mar BON
jsber ieine 4rt. 0er amsritanii6e
Sunge, Der ii4 uidt an einem
Spiel betbeiliseH piG, in pel9em
9aIs, 4rms unb geine aebros
6en Derben, III fir Rooiepelt elm
Wfoapcobble unb in Der glei9en Meiie
rebet sr ieBt, um Stimmuns aegen
Bilion gu MAIDEN, ober tbatfd6s
lih III er beoeutenb barmloIer,
als Wilion. glls Roorepeft aes
fraet ipurDe, tpus sr setban bate,
fpenn bic 8erientuus Der r2uIitdnia"
IN fetner praltpeHti4 zpertobe pors
gefallen mare, antfpOrtete er, bab er
bic in omeritanii6en Sdfsn liegenoen
oexi4en Shtffs fortsenommen 5absn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
millions Wiinsbtre.tD o I


millions Miin5btrettDr,
gnselten, iareibt bic bpbsn Daarens
preiie, Die jest obpaIten, Der sroben
9oIboufubr gu, peI9e bic Rauftruf f
bes GelDes perrinssre. Das 1T I'm;
linn. Infer 9oloOOrratb 1T nuE
ideinbar srOb. Sn 0irtIiatsit 1T er
nod iebr sering, ba Ct nidt aundbernr
bas airtulirenbe pupierseIo oedt. Dee
Weitersn 1T Der Gins nidt 5uriidee'
sanesn, mas Elm beionoers iibsrseugens
Der 9eipeis 1T, bab tein ueberfluB an
Selb beitebt. Die ein5igs uriade Der
boben Waarenpreile 1T Der arieg, ben
Wilion burh bic Munitionsausfubr
in bic 2dngs aisbt. Sieier fat sur
5Olge, oaB bic SabriteH iia mebr ba'
nit befafeN, bic gebiirfniiis Der &ls
Iiirten, als bes amsritanii6en 0oItea
gu beden, mas bic Ssriteluna Der
fir ben 8oltsOer6rauh n6tbi9er
Waarsn 5uriidbalt unO iis emit
ipredenb pertbeuert. Damn entitehi
bic Sbeueruns babur4, buB DisIs Rob
itoffe, bic mir BON auspdrts be3isbsr
miiFen ,ni6t ins 2anb tommsn DbsI
in ungelliisenbem Mabe. Die beutTdheu
8erbiinbeten biirfen feline RobitoTfs
beriiberihiten, neil bic GnglGnber sS
ni6t seftatten unb bic alliirten 2Gnber
ba6eH ale arbeiter auf bic SdIa6t-
felber sebradt, 10 bab bort ni6ts ia.
bright lperben lam. Qber Bel alien
Sob auf bic WilIoHibe ariegspplitil
entf9liipft ieinem Miin5bireitor bo5
@eitGnbnib, bag bic boben @carsr.
preiie niht burd bic 2pbnsr60bunger
gebett fperben. Die DtlIoniht
prosperitGt 1T babsr cine Slluiipn,
Der arbeiter muB fir iebsn DptIar,
Der ibm 5uselest pirb, fir feline gss
birfniife anbertbalb Dollars mebr Be-
5oblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Der enslifde g d. q B m I g.
tan5ler purbe i'm Barlament Sur
Reoe seitelt, bab er SdasumtsbOnoa
su benz ungelp1bnlia boben 3insfub
bon feds pro8ent aussebe, Dsnn bas
tperbe gu Solse baben, buB iie mad
bem auslanbe abflieben. Die 2lntz
mort bes Ganalers lautete, bas lei gss
nau, mas er beabiidtiee. Die Sonps
iolen nat Imerita geben. neil eng
lamb nidt beiteben t0nne, ipenn es ni9t
Sob aus 9tmerita erbalte. Sieies
3ugsItGnbuib beitdtist, mas mir lpie'
oerbult seiast baben, bab es NIT ben
ensIii6sn 5inansen idIeat beiteat lit.
Der aau5Ier CAB aud gu, oab bic
ariessausgaben peiter padien, ein
peitersr geipeis, bab es nit England
ianeu bersab sebt, Der aanSler be-
ftreitet bas sipar, er iast, bic groben
9elpauslasen piirben mebr aIs lpett
ssma4t our6 bic srpben GrfoIge an
Der Somme unb in RubIanb. Gin
oritter Yeipeis, bab Gnslanb psrIpren
1T, penn es ieinen Sroit in foI6en
uHlpabren Insaben iudt, benn peoer
auf Der einen, nod auf Der anoeren
Seite iinb 5ortidritte eemu6t ipors
ben, bic irsenotpie ins 8slpi4t Fauen.
0as Wenige, pas erreiht tporben lit,
bat fiirdterIide Spfer on 9eIb unb
Wenfden setoitet. Die groberungen
belaufen iid auf brsi 9ro5ent beg Don
ben 9erbiinbeten beiebten Sebietes.
Gs 1T oemna6 iebr leiht ausSure4s
men, bab gnelanb bunterutt an SeIb
unb Wenfden fein tpirb, sbs es elm
Yiertel oes Sebietes suriiderobert bat
uno bic Iesten 5asc ipeiien barauf bin,
bag es bic iafpsrife Rotb bat, iid auf
bem tleinen 9ebiet gu balteH, bas es
erobert bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
SIN aampf nit auei ensliiAet'
Sipiiiunen.
gon Q9. g Sdeuermanit H. M!ess.
bert6teritatter.

Die garae RaGt I'm SrontmeIfener
- Die GneIGnber I'm Sromntel'
feuer ibrer eisenen 9ranaten. -
Don oei,tihen Truppen nnaitgeli
unb gefangen. - Gnttaui4itna
Der GngIGnber iiber ben @erIanl
Der Somme. .S6Iadt. = 9as
@raien bon @outbIes. - Sn ben
raatafomben" BON GonlbIes. -
Der Sturlnangriff Der Sadien uno
9apern. = @riibe aus Der Sei.
matb. - Wtit ungebro6enem Siam.
pfesmutb. i~tLias.lAa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Die gtep gorter 30 II b"
fhdnmt DOR Wutb, pab bic oortigen
beutIhen Surner iih fir Sugbes ers
tldrt baben. sic eridOpft ben ss'
iammten WiliOnIas aatulos an Be-
ihimpfunsen sesen bic Deutiden.
Sbre S6impfsreisn baben senau oiss
ielbe Wirtuns, ipie RooiepeIts Raiss
reien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
SIN ensIifaen parIamen t

SIN ensIif den parI amen t
CAB Der S4uBtansler nit feiner ges
msrtuns ,oab @nslanb ohne ameriias
niites Sob ni6t beiteben tDnne, benz
prdFbsnten sinen 6inseraeis, fpic er
gnslanbs 2lHHaBunsen bdnoigen
tonne, tnbem er bic gnt3iebung bes
umeritaniIdsn 9oIpes perbietet. Oas
pirb aber Wilion natiirlid ni4t tbun,
Oenn er piu, bab gnslano ii6 bebaups
tst. Susbes pirb es tbun, Denn bas
iinb bic Mittel, bic er i'm Stnne bat,
ipenn er iast, bab er ale aus benz
&riese berporsebenben Dertpidelungen
obne Sries srleoisen lam. SIN llebrts
gen tpGre es bic Bfli9t @ilions, penn
er irsenb pslde Hiidiidten auf bas
ameritanii9e @olt nebmen nil, Der
beitanpigen Gntsisbuns unieres 9ols
bes bur6 England unter alien um'
itdnoen @inbalt gu gebieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

|'Gdaben anseridtet baben. gs pirp
niht msbr lanse baicrn. bis bic gnss
Idnber often 3useiteben, bab iie eesen
bic beutIden gerbiinbsten niAts aus'
ribten fDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Nenn Susbes ieinen freier
Dinen bGtte unb Rooiepelt nidt brin'
senb brau1te, lpiiroe er ibm aufs Gnt'
I9iepenite ratben, au Sauie gu blsibsn
uno feline Stimme 5u idonen. Iber
er ipsiB, oab Elm Sertules nicht De
4ufsabs uoIIbrinsen tDnnte, Hopiepsli
ben MunD au i4lieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
;yrcitaa ben 20. OftOber 1916.

Susbes nidt perantmort'
lid, mas RooieOeIt iagt, absr Wflion
lit fir alIes beyanttportIi4. mas sr
ieIber laat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
@Is Seutidlanb in 9elsier

@Is Seutidlanb in gelsisn
sin3os, ssidab ss aus Selbitpsrtbeibts
sune. WGre bas niht seideben, 10
piiroen bic Jransoien unb gnslGnbsr
iiber gelsien an bic bsutfhe Sren3s
porgebrunssn iein. Oas 1T bur4 Elm
in griiiel ui,fsefunbenes Document
ertpieien porSen. aeine ipf6e Redts
fertisuna tonnen bic 9lGiirten anfiibs
rem. sic pareu bon 9riehenlano
ni6t bcbrpbt uno beiestsn ss Bios gu
benz 8nede, um ss gum uebertritt IN
ibre Reiben gu 5piusen. Was fast
RooiepeIt ba3u2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

gDarum mill Wilipn bic
r2uiitania s4nselessnbeit nitt als ers
lebist betra9ten, na4bem SeutiMano
iit alien Ieinen gebinsungsn ssfilgt
bat9 Der grunD liegt tIar senus 5ll
Gage. gr min bic Insslesenbsit of
fenldiien, um iie jeosrseit pieoer aufs
nebmen su tDnnen, refpettips I'm einsn
Yorpanb gu eiuem ariese gu baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Gs pirb bapOn gsiprrbsn,
bag Der preis zines 2oibes grob
oas bisbsr flint Gents setoitst bat, aui
Is Gents itsisen tDnHte. Gin Wibratf
piirbs pas ni4t beipirten, oenn tpenr
bic Grnte audi nidt gut aussefaler
lit, 10 reidt Der @rtrus bod poatpm'
men fir bic geoiirfniiie beg aanbes
aus. Was ben 9unssrsnotbpreis Dor
l Scents bepirten piirbe, tpdre biz
iturte qusiubr mad ben 2anoern Der
gtuiirtsn. 1batiddli6 iiub bieisI
Gage Sp0lf Wiqiousn 8uibel Wei5er
man England pertauft porbeH unD an'
bers nod srDbere geiteaunsen iinb in
Sidt. Gin prdiipsnt, Der nit Ims.
rita ipmpathiiirt, piirbe unter bieer
llmitdnpen Die Wei5enausfubr perbiss
ten. 0as 1T aber Don einem prGiis
bentsn nicht gu erparten, Der NIT guss
lamb ipmpathiiirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Wir baIten biz Don ben Ses
motratsn pertrsteRe 9ebauptune, bab
Wtlion in unierem Staate iieseu pers
be, fir pbuntaitifh. Was uns in pieisr
9lnitdt beitdrtt, 1T bic Sbatia6e, bab
bab 0otum in Dieiem Staate I'm
125,O00 Stimmen grOber isin fpirO,
als 1912. Tieie 3ubl rep:disntirt
Die republitaniiden Stimmgeber, bic
Dor bier Sabren peber fir RoofeoeIt,
nod fir Saft itimmen polten, aber in
biefem Sabre iid fir Suebss srtlGren
rperoen, neil er ri6t ben GinfpGnben
unterlieet, oenen bic beiben @enanns
ten ausgeiebt tparen, ndmli6 bag Saft
ibnen gu reattiondr unb Rooiepelt au
raottal erf6ien. Damn tommt nod in
Yetra4t, bab bic Deutf6sn, bic 1912
fir Wilion itimmten, unmDgli6 bic
gemeinen 8eleibtgungen, bic linen
bieier 5usefiist bat, DerseFsn .6nnsn.
Der 4peigen 1T BITE grobe
EunIt Der Gngldnber. Sic Iagen
nidt Elm Wort ii6sr bic entiebli6en
Uerluite, bic Iie an Der CONNIE erlei.
ben, pie iie iib AUDI in S1tpetsen
bariiber Der9aIten, oub iie oorise Dp9e
einen Sur4bru4sDerfud tn srDbem
umfdnse Serfu6t unb bamit DDlligss
Jiasto semadt baben. llsber bic 3eps
pelinsGnsriffe tOnneH fie ni6t binfpse,
feben, dber in biefem Sale greifsn iis
5u biretten aiisen, iubem fie bas Gr.
ssbnib Der ausriffs aIs bsbeutunass
10 sbinfteuen. Die Wabrbsit bricbt
fih aber AUDI in bieism Sale gabn
unb bon ben neutralen &orrefppnoens
ten erfdbrt man oab Die 3eppsline Bel
ibrem IeBten gefua fiir9terli9en
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-29
ARMY'S CHRISTMAS WORK.
Public MADE Generous Contribution %
Salvationists' Work.


That the public made generous
contribution to the annual Christmas
work of the Salvation Army is shown
by the report of Capt. p. E. Kast. The
work was accomplished by donation
Of s7l24S and from this total the army
has a balance in itA treasury Of SlO2.''
to he used for charity work during the
rest Of the year.
The boxes distributed turnout diner
ent business places brought in cash
contribution Of s33.1S. The kettle on
the street added s1l9.66 TO the fund.
Checks amounting to s3l were given
the army. and the solicitation for funds
brought s3l9S6 This made the cash
donation for the work s504.2S. Added
to this there We're given S20S20 worth
OF provisions. making grand total OF
S7l2.+S, the largest amount ever raised
for the army's Christmas work.
From the amount received there We're
distributed all Of the provisions donat-
ed amounting 10 S20S.2O. and 1929 OF
the cash. For toys. nuts candy. APP
pies oranges. handkerChiefS. mittenS
Christmas decorations and printing an
additiona! sum Of s764a was expended
The balance Of sl02.79. remaining for
future work brings the total the same
as the receipts.
Captain kaSt and his workers dis
trlhuted among poor families in tn"
city l20 baskets. and gave Christmas
treats TO 40 children.
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Other Cases Filed.
EDOlNG At lEGRAND.
Miss Loretta Arnold Becomes Bride Of
j. r. Hawbecker. Of Sarona, Wis.

At the nome OF the brides parents
Nj. and Mrs. A W. Arnold in LeGrand,
the marriage uf Miss LOre!-a Evelyn
Arnold to James Russell Hswbecker. OF
Snrona Wis, was soleynnized Thursday
evening a, o'clock. Fifty guests wit
messed the ceremony, which was per
formed by Rev. J. W. Piper. under
canopy Of smilax and white wedding
bells
Preceding the ceremony Miss Wilma
Arnold. a sister Of the bride. sang Il
Love You Truly" accompanied by Miss
Le"na HawOecksr, a sister OF the
groom. who played Mendelssonn' we'd
ding march as the bridal party en-
tered The bride and groom were at
tended ov Miss Eunice Arnold, an aunt
IF the bride as bridesmaid. and by
Mlron sawyer, of this city. as best
man. White crepe de chine formed
th~ foundation for the brides dress,
which was made with an Overdress Of
...-pr!.lj" ,ycp- She carried an arm
.rugHc, Of white roses. Pink crepe de
en-" and "eorsette crepe also were
ustd in the bridesmaids dress, and
~" rarr!cd d bouquet OF pink carna-
tions
Following cOn2ratulatory' season a
tw"-cOUrSe supper was served BY
Misses RcDa Ferguson and Ursula and
Helen Mills. Bouquets OF pink carna-
tons were used to decorate the rooms
and carried out a color scheme of pink
and white which was also used in the
menu.
Mrs HaWbecker Is the older daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold and was
born and reared in LeGrand. where she
received her schooling. In June of this
year she was graduated from the do
nestic science department of the Iowa
State Teachers College at Cedar Falls.
Mr.. Hawbecker is the only son OF Mr..
and Mrs. F.. F. Hawbecker. Of LeGrand,
where ne was also born and reared. He
Toledo and the Iowa State College,
Ames. but has been in Sarona for the
last year farming. He and his wife
will remain IN LeGrand for a short
visit and then go to their home.
Guests in attendance at the wedding
from away were Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Arnold. of Oelwein; Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
roy Tolman and son Dick, of Clear
Lake; and Miss Garnet Arnold, Of this
city.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Hawbecker, the groom's parents, will
entertain twenty-five guests at dinner
| in honor Of their son and his bride.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-29
ther guests at a charming holiday

other guests at charming holiday
party,
The rooms were prettily decorated IN
Christmas colors, red and green, ana
the guests. fifty-flve in numoer weIe
seated at six tables adorned with
American Beauty roses and smilaX'
Place cards bore orange briers sent the
club by Mrs. Walter Thomas. MEM
her who is spending the winter at
Clearwater, Fla. The four course DIM
ner was served by Misses Viva BarSa-
lou, Genevieve Coates. Mary White.
Minnie Holt and Ruby. May, and Min
ME NiChol.
Following the dinner music ana
Games were enjoyed. In contest pc
tween the reds" and the greens,
captained respectively by Rev. G. r.
Rarsalou and \. II. Rice. the latter
team Won.
Miss Bess Barsalou, OF Chicago, was
the only guest present from a dis
lance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-29
MEAT AT BARGAIN PRICES
Bargain Store Meat Market to Sell
Shoulder Steak, Round Steak, and
Beet at Bargain Prices Saturday -
Also Dressed Chickens and Geese
Phones 10 and rs.

Saturday, tomorrow. YOU can nuE
your Sunday and New Years meat at
bargain store market prices. as shout
der steaks, round steaks and beef ny
the quarter are offered at special
prices. This market will also nave
plenty of fine. fresh dressed geese and
chickens tomorrow. Phones 26 and Is.
Delivery made any place in the city.
Bargain Store Meat Market. North
First avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-29

proval of theater-goers, but 1t re-
manned for Likely and .Abey" to sur
pass all previous efforts in this line.
The smart and breezy chatter in
which /: &c written serves 70 WHIT "
along at the speed that keeps it
abreast Of all creations, and in this
case a stride or two ahead. Mirth,
music and melody. with scenery and
costumes fill two and half hilarious,
happy hours with farce comedy capers,
at the Odeon Monday matinee and
night. If you have read the story or
seen the play Of Potash and PERL
mutter then you can not afford to
miss Ikey and Abey. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-29
ATTEND JENSEN'S AUCTION.
Poultry. Household Goods, Everything
~ auction-SaIe Starts p. M.

Saturday. tomorrow. afternoon at /
O'Clock. Jensen's auction will start.
Turkeys. ducks. geese and chicken and
household goods are to be sold. a..
Two homes Of this city sent their
goods TO be sold, so come and get a
bargain. -
This is the largest and finest auction
room in the city. good and warm. and
plenty Of seats. Whenever you have
something to SCI! phone 515. Jensen.
auctiOneer.