Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-27

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Picture frames. Apgar studio.
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Onions one dollar a bushel. Parlor
grocery.
Farm loans. william Battin, 81
North First avenue.
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IN Read Aulrs Eureka stove polish ad
on page 10. Charles Aull. Marshalltown
Country dressed chickens for Satur-
day. Phone 234 or 626. Overturf's
& grocery
i Mesdames T. r. Smiley and P. l.
Murray, of Gilman, were visitors in the
city Thursday.
August Gustafson and John Wagner
returned home Thursday from business
trips to Chicago.
Waist sale Saturday; see our win
dow, your choice SO cents. One Cent to
{ s9-Cent Variety Store.
We received today the fourth ship
ment of the Old Home sausage. It's fine
Try it. George l.. Andrews.
Fresh country dressed chickens fol
tomorrow. Phones 2S4 and 1854. Nc
Cords grocery, 121 West Main.
The Archers' Aid Society will hold a
rummage sale Saturday, Oct. 2S at 13
North Center street Committee.
Remember the name Apgar on your
photograph means much to you, same as
Sterling on silverware. Apgar studio.
Buttermilk, the best ever, cents a
quart delivered. Absolutely fresh and
pure. Telephone ST. Jackson Dairy
Co.
Rutabagas and Jersey sweet potatoes
Cream that will whip, fresh milk right
from the farm every day. Parlor gro
Gerry.
All milk sold by us is pasteurized and
guaranteed; 40 cents a week for one
quart daily. Telephone 317 Jackson
Dairy Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlap, living
southwest Of the city. are parents of an
eleven and one lf-pound son, born
Thursday.
See our window display of house
dresses your choice Saturday, 2 to 6
o'clock, Al cents. One Cent to 99Cen.
Variety Store.
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Visit our Japanese room and have
the Hindo palmists tell your future.
The big Halloween carnival at Con-
gregational church Oct. 80. Commit
tee.
Halloween stories will be told the
children at the story hour at the pub
l:c library Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Miss Naomi Fletcher will tell
the stories.
Are you too proud? Your neigh
Dor Is not. We have sold more oleo-
margarine the past week than we ever
did in two months before. Try it. Par
lor Grocery. ,
Do not wait too long before sorting up
those canned goods. High prices are
not idle talk this year. We are making
special prices for a short time yet. Dc
it now. Parlor grocery.
A furnished room in modern home
close In, is for rent. The room Is
front room. and on ground floor. Pri
vate home. Gentleman preferred
Write F-12. s-Republican.-Ad
vertisement.
Are you going to surprise your hus.
band with a photograph Of yourself and
children this Christmas? We are max.
ing specially Of home portraits and
will be pleased to call at your home with
our beautiful line Of samples. Remem-
Der the name. Apgar's.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.. Willard left
Thursday night for Madison, Wis. for
short visit with their daughter Helen
who Is student in the University OF
Wisconsin, and witness the wisconsin
Chicago football game Saturday. Be-
fore returning home they will go to
B:smack, N. D., for short visit with
their daughter, Mrs. c. N. Kirk, and
family
The aid society of the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors with Mesdames E. T.
Austin. E. w. Adams, Alfred Batty
Virginia Bell, Thaddeus Binford, and
Fl. J. Bennett as hostesses. After the
business meeting a piano solo was
given by Mrs. w. G. CroWder and
readings were given by Cara Brown
Later the hostesses served refresh
ments.
Are you carrying enough fire in
surance on your property to fully
cover in event Of fire today? This is
the time of year when fires are more
numerous and you should be fully pro-
tected for any emergency. We have
!. the best of companies and rates are
very nominal. Don't put this off until
it is too late. Phone, write or see us
for further particulars. Shove, Bay &
Shove, Masonic temple.
The Harmony Aid Society had. a large
attendance present Thursday when the
members held an all day sew at the
home of Mrs g. 3. Pepper, Az North
First avenue and spent the time in ty.
ing comforters. At noon the hostess
served two-course dinner, assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Hubler, who
also assisted her In serving refresh
ments at the close of the afternoon.
i short business meeting was held in the