Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-24

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Aluminium double roasters and rice
, boilers, 80, cents One Cent to 80 Gent
| Variety Store.
Mrs. VII. vilmont and children, Of
(! Eldora, were in the city this morning
!! on their way to Dixon.
Wall paper In all the new artistic
up to date patterns. Radcliffe Bowen
Decorating Company, with the Kodak
cry. f45. IL
See our window display Of trimmed
! hats and straw shapes Your choice
80 cents. One Cent to SO Cent Variety
Store
We are now showing complete line
of new and up-to-date hats for ladies
and children. Armstrong Millinery
! Company. @ ~
| Mahogany finish Adam design d-ess-
err forty-inch wide, base, French
beveled plate mirror 24x2s, only 1874.
Marion Gard.
Mrs. j. H. vigars, of Eldora, who has
been visiting here with Mrs. Belle
/ Travis, went this morning to Mitchell
vile to visit friends.
Mrs. c. H. Harris, of I.eGrand. re-
turned home this morning after being
! here with her son. Arlo. who is a
patient at the Deaccness.
Mrs Fred Stevens and. daughter
Margaret. Of Iowa City, arrived in the
city Wednesday evening to- visit here
with the formers sister, Mrs. r. F,
French.
II your grocer does not handle our
pure pasteurized milk telephone us and
/ we will deliver it. One quart daily only
40 cents week. Phone 3d. Jackson
Dairy Company. 1e1 rs
Miss Margaret Armstrong has res
turned from the millinery markets with
a complete line of spring millinery.
Armstrong Millinery Company 121
East State street.
Hear the Grinnell College male
quartet at the Lamoille church tomor-
row night. They won the prize at Des
Moines last Tuesday. Admission IS
and Is cents. Committee.
All the oysters you can eat for 25
cents at NJ. E. church Friday evening
| at $3.50. Free vocal and instrumental
concert follows. Auspices Of NJ. E..
Brotherho od.-Advsrtisement.
All the oysters you can eat for IS
cents at NJ. E. church Friday evening
at $3.50. Free vocal and instrumental
concert follows. Auspices Of M. e.
Brotherhood.-Adv
Maple Flake, the new breakfast food.
is the whole flaked wheat, bran and all.
1t is fine too. If you buy two packages
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youngster. Phone 2S4. McCord's groc-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mccarthy, Of
Anamosa, arrived in the city Wesnes-
day evening to visit their son. J. J..
Mccarthy, and daughter, Mrs. H F..
Miller. The latter is q patient at the
Deaconess hospital recovering from an
| operation for acute ruptured appen-
dicitis. " 1fl
Members Of the Highlanders' degree
team were entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs, Nellie
Richeson, over 1874 West Main street.
Progressive cards were played during
the evening. and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Richeson and Mrs.
Lester Richeson. l;4 NV .=A !;
At the February clearance Sale :nbws
on at the Gard furniture store. You can
buy quartered oak Colonial design
dresser, forty two inches wide base,
French beveled plate mirror, Ax3o for
s20 Do you need floor coverings or
furniture for your home? The dis.
counts given at this sale are Is to Is
per cent. Marion Gard.
Thirty members of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union enjoyed a
Washington party Tuesday evening at
the church. A short business session
was held, after which the time was
pleasantly spent with games and
music. The rooms were appropriately
decorated with flags, and refreshments
were served by a social COMMITTEES.
Mrs Robert E. Johnson. COZ West
State street. entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. c. F.
Cron, of long Grove, formerly Miss
Agnes Burroughs. the guests including
few Of Mrs. Cron's friends. A pleas
ant afternoon was spent with fancy
work. In serving tea the hostess was
assisted by her sister, Miss Edna
Balch.
Floyd Finch entertained Wednesday
evening at the home of his aunt. Mrs.
Harriet DAILY, 20s West State street.
the members of the Sunday school
class of the Methodist church taught
by E. L. Billings. Forty young people
were present and the evening y was
pleasantly spent with games contests,
and music. During the evening lunch
was served by Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. e, w.
Harmon, and Miss Carrie Ginter:
The rare workmanship and high
class work done by the Apgar studio Is
exhibited In the India ink and water
color engagements made from small
and poor photographs, shown in the
window Of the new Meeker building on
East Main street. This Is delicate
work, and calls, for workmen with
thorough. knowledge OF the art, to take
small dim, photographs and produce
such copies Look at them when you
pass, Apgar studio.
There awas an attendance Of twenty
eight members at the meeting OF the
w. R-'sG aid Society, held Wednes-
day AFTERNOON at the home OF Mrs
T. M. SPARKS. 20s South Ninth street,
who asyaAs Insisted In entertaining BY
Mrs Henry White. At The close OF the
business session Mrs. Grover Bechtel
entertained the members with guess
ing contest which was won by Mrs
Joseph Kleespie. The hostesses were
assisted in serving lunch by Mrs