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

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Home made cakes. doughnuts and
cookies. Sanitary Grocery.
Mixed taffy, special cents q pound
One Cent OF 99-Cent Variety Store.
| Peanut crisp, special Saturday, 10
cents a pound. wachter's CONNECTION
4 cry.
For wall paper and paint wants
4 phone il27 white. Let George do It,
Advertisement. 'r, !
Special Saturday--bunch Of violets
and a rose but, 80 cents. James L.
Denmead greenhouses. b.
Unusual reductions are offered on
the linoleum remnants displayed In our
window. Marion Gard.
| Special Saturday--bunch Of violets
and rose but, SO cents. James L.
Denmead greenhouses.
Our ''Best Yet" coffee served free on
saturday. You are cordially invited.
Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company.
Special Saturday sale Of dollar boxes.
including carnations. roses, odils
and tulips. James L. Denmead efeen-
houses. Ee (>5 49, .s. ,sHa{s r.
You pay no more for the same quail
!, ity Of goods here than elsewhere ana
, we give you green trading stamps, too.
Sanitary Grocery. ~. ..@... 4
Red Mems dance in Redmen hall
Saturday night. Everybody welcome.
/ Admission 10 cents. Evening tickets
!, SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Miss Jane Skegg will tell stories to
the children Of the lower grades of the
public schools Saturday morning at
10 o'clock at the public library
i Attend our lace and embroidery sale
Saturday and Monday; 12-cent and To-
cent values special two yards Tor 10
cents. One Cent to 99-Cent Variety
Store. a., ., .g&,. %.
! The Myrtle Furman Mission Circle
of the Central Church Of Christ will
be entertained at the church Saturday
evening at 1880 by Misses Ruby and
Gertrude Shahan. e..
| The remnant sale Of linoleums Is
still on at this store. Now is the time
to select your linoleum, may remnants
room size. The patterns are exquisite
See our window. Marion Gard
| See our window display of lace and
| embroidery, eighteen inch embroidery
| nine inch shadow lace, special Satur-
; day and Monday, two yards for 10
cents. One Cent to 99-Cent: Variety
Store
. Misses Blanche and Igerna Mold, 3O7'
South Eighth street, entertained for
ty-fve young people Of the Luther
League Thursday evening. An i'm
/ promptu program Of musical numbers
| were enjoyed, and games were played
for amusement. Assisted by Misses
Eva Matson, Florence Sieberg, and
Ruth Mold the hostesses served re-
freshments. II
4 There was an attendance Of ninety
members at the meeting of the aid
society of the Congregational church
held Thursday afternoon at the
church. A profitable afternoon was
busily occupied with sewing, and a
short business session was held. The
hostesses, Mesdames H. q. Brintnall,
w. r. Shearer, H. M. Ellis. James r.
| -
McMains served refreshments, ~:
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Cons
gregational church was entertained
Thursday all day at the home OF Dr..
and Mrs. J: F.. Strain, Of Geen Noun
/ tain,- the hostesses being Mesdames
| G. F. Barsalou and Ted Coats !There
was an attendance Of" 125 members ana
! guests, and at noon dinner was served
I business session was held during the
| afternoon, which was spent socially.
+ Thirty members Of ST. Elizabeth's
Society Of ST. Mary's church pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Mary Kelly Thursday
afternoon at her home at 400 South
! Fifth street. Mrs. Kelly, who !s one or
the older members of the society mas
been unable to attend the meetings this'
winter owing to poor health, and tne'
members decided to go to her nome
! for a social afternoon. The guests VS.
tied and sewed and q lunch was served
by Mesdames D. J. Collins, John Nolan
J, B. Ballard, Edward White, and Will
liam Hayes. 80 :
| DR.. French addressed a large meet
| ing of the Arson Mothers Club, held
Thursday afternoon at the school
house. DR.. French gave an instructive
talk, illustrated with chart drawings.
| in which he told of the causes ana
effects on the child's health Of the
common cold. The program was opened
with exercises by the children OF the
first and second grades, who also gave
a little play. Marie Fetters played
piano solo. and a duet was played oS
Mrs. Pearl Wikle and her, little daugh-
ter Lillian. After the program lunch
was served by a social committee.
| The tired business man. the jaded
traveller, the blase habitue OF the
"Great White Way" the lover, the
sentimentalist, the true mother, the
4 dutiful son and the clinging vine, each
4 and all will see in the presentation OF
May Robson's comedy success THE
Making over Of Mrs. Matt" their pro-
totype Some a little more accumulated
| than they themselves are, but eacD
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