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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
SIMPLE APPLICATION
THAT DISSOLVES. Z"
- 4s.- 49,. BLACKHEADS

No more squeezing and pinching to
get rid of those unsightly 'blemishes;
blackheads. There is one simple, safe
and sure way to get them out and that
is to dissolve them. To do this just get
about two ounces of powdered neroxin
from your druggist-sprinkle little on
a hot, wet sponge-rub brislly over the
blackheads for a few seconds--wash
the parts and every blackhead will be
gone. ~. >
K Ptnching and squeezing out black
heads make large pores and you can not
get all Of the blackheads out this way
while this simple application Of; pow
dered neroxin and water dissolves every
particle Of them and leaves the skin
and pores in their natural condition.
Any druggist will sell you the pow
dered ,neroxin and about two ounces
vii be all you will ever need.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
PLAN SURPRISE WEDDING.
Young People Invite Guests For Box
Social, Which Proves Weddinq.

When fifty young people of the First
United Evangelical church gathered
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. e. LAUDER. sos East State
street, for box social, they were
pleasantly surprised to find themselves
the guests at the wedding Of Miss
Hazel Leaf and Chester Smell. Miss
Leaf is a daughter of Mrs. LAUDER.
The ceremony, which had been plan
ned by the bridal couple as surprise.
was performed at $3.50 by Rev. c. G..
Zeigler in the presence Of the young
people and a few other friends. After
the ceremony merry evening was
spent with games and music. and the
box supper was enjoyed, as originally
planned:
Mr. and Mrs. Smell will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. LAUDER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
FARMERS AND GROWERS


cannino actory Crop Nets Large Re-
turns Per Aere-call at Office Next
Z saturday--Mr. Greene Will BE There
Entire Day. e. :" ''@' II
& Our sweet corn seed this year is Of
very high quality. We have our own
home grown seed. The test has been
running from "a to 96 per cent.
The price of all sweet corn seed Of
fered Tor sale has made a large adj
vance in the past sixty days. 3 Our
price to growers, however, will not be
advanced. 1t will be the same this
year as it was last year. The cost will
be z cents per pound, or approximately
70 cents per acre. q r. .5i
II there is any doubt that your field
corn seed is not, good, it is unsafe to
take Chance. We will have a suffi-
Gent amount Of high testing seed to
plant all of our contracts. 7
The prices this season for the vari-
Gus crops will be: ,"
Sweet corn, IS per ton. ~>, .'>
Hominy corn. 81 per 100 pounds
Tomatoes, SO per ton.
Cabbage, Sc per ton r-
Pumpkins. $3.50 per ton.
If convenient, call at our office any
time during. the day next Saturday.
Phone No. Z. Western Grocer Mills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
AMUSE MENTS.
At tho Colonial.

Chapter II. Of The Girl and the
Game" entitled The Sailing Of Super
stition Mine" was witnessed by two
large audiences at the Colonial
Wednesday evening. In this episode
Seagrue seeks revenge on Rhinelander
because Seagrue could not secure q
right Of way thru Las Vegas. Sea
grue discovers that the vein or ore IN
Superstitution mine peters out, and
determines to salt" the mine and
then offer it to Rhinelander for sale.
He arranges to put rich ore in among
the rocks, and Rhinelander agrees TO
buy the mine. Bill and Lug arrange
to steal a car Of ore which stands near
the mine and put the car in freight
train without the knowledge OF the
trainmen. Helen and Storm Illustrate
their plan by following the train In
wagon and overtaking it by using
short cut. Bull and Lug are over
powered and taken back to camp by
Helen and Storm. ~ s. 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23

Peg!nn;ng at the NJ. & St L. tracks
in South Ninth street, thence south to
Dotv street, thence west in Doty
street 70 the city limits. 1000 feet.
Paving district No. .:
Bepinning at the Linn creek bridge
in East Main street, thence, east to
Twelfth avenue, thence south in
Twelfth avenue to Nevada street.
thence west in Nevada street to
Twelfth avenue, thence south in
! Twelfth avenue to the city limits,
$500 feet.
Hear Objections in April.
! The council will hear objections 70
! the Improvement of the long list OF
! streets on Monday April "A. Under the
! law governing the pavement In DIS
! trIcts Nos. l and 2. City Clerk J. }.
! Wilson is to fix the time for hearing
! objections on those projects, such
! hearing must be not before fourteen
days from the passage of the resolu-
ton Wednesday. nor longer than
! twenty eight days. Such time Testr.c-
/ tons will bring the hearing some time
! between April and IS. Notice OF the
! latter hearing will be given property
owners by formal publica ton hxlng the
: date for a hearing.
Many Of the streets included in the
paving budget have been petitioned for
and it is not probable that any serious
objection will be made to any great
number of them. The general specifica-
tions for this pavement included in the
resolution is mixture Of cement, sane,
crushed trap rock, granite or quart
| Zite.
| Property owners have asked that the
block IL Railroad street from Center to
| First street, and the block in South
First street, from Railroad street to the
Chicago Great Western railroad tracks,
be paved with concrete, for founda-
ton, and a wearing surface OF brick
blocks laid on cushion of sand.
The width Of none Of the paving, ex-
cept the Lincoln Highway is specihed
altho it is probable that few OF the
streets will De :h!-:y fec: vide. h"!
most will be twenty-four feet.
Paving For Highway.
The two districts OF the Lincoln
Highway included by the council arc
two OF six Ok the main Travelled roads
for which a committee Of the Marshall
town Club and the engineers prepared
plats, schedules~ and estimates com
plete last season. 49, F.
This pavement ds to be one course
six inches thick, OF concrete, sixteer
feet wide, laid IN the middle OF tbs
street. The estimated cost OF distric
No. !, Ninth and Doty streets,
37,7s0.s6 Of which assessment nearij
one half OF the whole would be agains
property owned BY blessing Bros. ant
Merritt Greene. 5,ssss,5 .>a- =.
In entering upon the projects foi
districts Noa. / and 2. the city is un
0ertaking street Improvement under 81
entirely new plan locally.
, esvsnsen4 10 BY District.
II 10 70 be done under a. district piai
III assessment made possible by stat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23

tion. after which the pfograrn va
oper,ed with a piano selection by Lois
Rogers. Miss Luella Mendenhall sang
and a recitation was given by Jessis
Rogers.
Other contestants for the medal Wers
Lee Price, Bryson Colledge. and Misses
Clara Secor, verna Paul, and Pear
Case. sU@E s3 n 5stl53 it7f,3 s55 A 48Yt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
Two Tickets at Rhodes,

Two are candidates for the office
of mayor CT Rhodes. and sevan randi-
dates are out for places on the coun-
Gil. Mayor Harry Neff Is a candidate
to succeed himself, and G. F. Dewey
will oppose him. The candidates for
councilmen are A. F. Pike, c. J. Buck.
Charles Blink. Jr. II. A. Hildreth, C..
w. Allan. D. W. Ruth, and E. A. Mead
H. F. Stouffer. for treasurer, and II.
NJ. Weeks, for assessor have no OPP
position. There are no special issues
up for settlement at the election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
Olson Wants Your Butter and Eggs-l
Highest Prices Paid-This Grocery
Convenient to Feed Yards and
Garages.

We want every farmer making Mar
shantcwn his trading center to make
our store his trading place. We are
located at the corner of State street
and First avenue. convenient to both
the Stouffer and Allen feed yards. We
pay the highest market price for both
butter and eggs. Our stock is com
plete and always fresh You receive
full value and satisfaction on every
dollar spent with us. Our store is
clean, we'll ventilated and sanitary. as
practically everything is under glass.
Pay US a visit when you are in town.
A satisfied customer is our aim. Tel
ephone $50. Olsons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
Dutch Festival at Green Mountain.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Green
VI Mountain will give a Dutch festival
at the church Friday evening. March
"a. 1916. program in Dutch dialect
and costume will be given at o'clock.
Admission Is cents. Following the pro-
gram Dutch delicacies will be served in
the basement a la cafeteria Commit
tee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
Local Wsathar Record.

Thirty-seven and ~ were the ex-
tremes Of temperature Wednesday.
compared with 81 and 81. the range
Tuesday. and "A and 30 a year ago
Wednesday, At o'clock this morn
ing the temperature was n, compared
with 81 at the same hour Wednesday
morning. sptssdst 25i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
1 silv.r Medal Contest.

4, Mrs. Grover Bechtel was awarded
the silver medal IN the oratorical CON-
test held Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian church under the aus
pieces of4the VIC. T.. u. Mrs. Bechte!
won her medal with her reading, THE
Converted Hum Seller"
Rev. B. F. Martin gave the invoca-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
COUNCIL INCLUDES TWO OF SIX
MAIN ROADS LEADING TO
COUNTRY.
MANY STREETS LISTED;
LINCOLN HIGHWAY IN
List of City Streets Makes More Than
Two and One II aif Miles - Most Of
Streets Been Petitioned For-Council
Proposes One Course co-crete Six
Inches Thick.

Four and one-half miles Of street
paving. the first budget of street i'm
provement proposed for this year, was
ordered in a series of resolutions Of
necessity passed by the city council at
an adjourned meeting Wednesday
afternoon. The list includes little
more than two and one-half miles Of
streets. and a little less than two
miles Of the Lincoln Highway.
The latter Improvement is for paw
ing from the end of the present paving
in South Ninth street and East Main
street to the city limits along the
highway. OF the six main travelled
roads into the city, which the city
council has repeatedly promised to
order paved to the city limits, these
two are the only ones that seem likely
to be improved this year.
Pick One-Course Cement.
distinct departure in type Of pave
ment is proposed for both the long list
of city streets and for the two outlying
highways. In each case one-course
concrete. six inches thick, is specified.
except for two blocks in the vicinity
Of the New NJ. & St. L. freight station.
For the latter streets brick block pave
IneIIi ON d concrete foundation is pro-
vided. The one-course concrete pave
ment is specifica ton that was
adopted by the Lincoln Highway AS
ISOLATION. The one-course mixture is
one inch thinner than the two course.
List Of Streets Included.
The following is a list of the streets
ordered improved and the number Of
blocks Of the proposed improvement in
each:
North Third avenue Lincoln to
Marion street ..............
Webster street. Second street to
Third avenue ..............
Fremont street. Third to Fourth
streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Summit street Third to Fourth
Streets ...........
West State street. Seventh street
TO Denmead Bros. addition pave
ment ..................
North Ninth street, Main to
State street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
North Fifth street. end of paving
north of Park street to Hughes
street ..-...--.... -
Hughes street, Fourth to Fifth
street ................... 10
North Fifth street. State to Jerome
street ................,
North Fourth street Park to
Hughes street ............
South First street, Linn street to
{. G. W. tracks ..-..........
Railroad street, Center to First
street ..........-....... l
South Tenth street, Church 10
Boone street ..................
South Fifth avenue, Church TO
Linn street .............
South Fourth avenue, Church 10
Linn street
North Eighth street, Main to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
Card o. Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors ana
friends for their kind sympathy IN our
late bereavement, also for the floral
tribute to the memory OF our bany
Arthur. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Russell ana
son Charles, Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Reed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-23
Ola. cluh Concert.

The mems ~glee/ club Of Coo College
will give a concert at Albion on Friday
night, March ~, at Presbyterian
church. Committee. < e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

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morfcn wuroe. Ger Gbauffeltr mutoe
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ibine.
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cntloiien. lie 9(er5te i'm MercD So-
ipital erfldrten Dob ole 8crlcBten
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Den.
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lei, unter eigener &raft nod bier 3u
tonlncn, ais einem 6eloocnen San.
oelS.llnterieeboot, unO gepiunt Die.
Ter @ciidtspunft mebr on 9eoell.
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tommen
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nod Baltimore fommeu miirOe, i'm
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bon ocr ocltti6cn gotidoft an oos
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Der Dcrgangenen @ode ourd elm
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onoerer gereine uno Oridtcn Die
aus, om y0cutihen Gag
nit DER vEcutidIono4 pieoer in
Baltimore nnIpeienO iciu 81 fonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Niir Scn Coroner fcltocInIirn.

CARROT Boone BON g1r. 1920,
Sails g3ooO, ipurOe gcitern @orgerf
BON 9lidtcr Slit BON oen norooit-
lidep Boli3eigeridt fir Elm ger60r
uor Sen acknowledgements oebolten,
Boone miro bci6uloigt Oen Motor-
mann Sobn Sbrenfcr bon 9lr. 40,
gior0.9cntalousStroBe, nit cincm
sutomobil umloeia6rcn uno icincn
loo Derllriadt 81 babeu.
Ter llnfoQ creignetc iieb SamIlog
nilf Der 8eloir 8oQo, nobe oer 9olti-
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gIito iiliigeriiien lpllrNc. @r puroe
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gefa6relt no cr einigc 3eit Ipdtcr
iior6.
Coroner 9liIeg miro 6eute g(beno
einen Snqllcit IN Der mittlercn @pli;
5eiItotion nbboltcn.
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@aloIin- @igarette- -iScMer.

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.aSoteI sapoD," 91r. 70l, Oit-9alti.
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leidt6renn6oren Stoif Ter gronS
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bcrcn SdaOen unricbtcn Ioante
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&at0OIlide @O6e.
6inSCt bum 20. bis 81. glnsnIt in
ylcu gUrf ltatt. GnrOinal
Gibbons anueIenO. =

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9i6miicb &ot6oliidcu Central Ser
cins~ miro am N1ontog Moraen in
Der st. SoDanues-airde Gin Sodumt
obeg6alten.
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Sin 9lanfLMitiaer.

Ger "a Sabre olte 2ouis 0tann
BON g}r. 5t9, @cctor Zane, ipurOc &C.
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BON Sergcant Mil6clu per6oitet.
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9itiScr @crfdnfcr.
Wlnfte cmpfinOIide cgcIONrafc sa1Ien.

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gang NIT @}eni9cn 81 cincr @clo-
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Sir elm 6eimaetrGnf.

Gns BON @co. G5iintber gcbrdltc
Nicr lit ooS bette. Giele gclirt6ciIcr
bon 9ier erfldreL odB cS irgeno ci.
ncn eritflaiiigen otsldnoiidci Bier
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9laicnfcit Der Scr5 SeIn.airdlc in
Nlt. MaI6in0tou.

9lm Gienitoe Niittuo6 uuo Dou-
ncrIiog OeroniloItet oie Scr5 Seili-
Stride in Wlt @oibinaton 8olti-
more County, i6r o6teS jd6rlides
goienicit 8aitor 5roucis gOworo
Craig modtc 9eiicrn Moroen BE-
FAINT ooB CT fir Die Gtridtilng ci-
ncr neuen airhc $2500 empfongen
babe. Gic YI6uc fir Die neue Sir
de limo 6creits fcrtig aclieat ino
miro oicicl6c aus @ranititcincu I'M
gotbiicbcn Stbl er6aut uerocn
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e6Idgerei.
Yrndte 5luei Der Set6eilistcn cine
@cl0ItrOfc cin.

8or &oli3eiridter 0olpfinS I'M
iiiOlihen @oIi5eigcritbt batten licb &c.
iIern gBiaiom Griipius mo @iaiom
Stump inter Ser glnidulOi9ung 0cS
ungebii6rlirbeu 8etrogenS 5u oerant-
porten, ga iie an eincr SdIdgerei
auf einem 5G6rboote, OoS 3lpiidca
Der Shore bon alein uno Der 2ig6t-
ItroBcn.9riide perfebrt, t6cilgenoms
men 6obcn ioQelL imo pur0en 81 ei-
ner fleinen @elOitroic OerurtbeiIt, 0ie
iic bc5oblteu. Sci ser Ierban0htng
er5dbltc Sobn GIein bon 9tr. 2tl0,
oct. @oID-StroBe, 0nB pd6renO Scr
lleberfabrt er plobIi6 cine frcmOe
Snno in ieiner Toirbe beripiirte unO
riei: n9Iimm sic San0 ans meincr
Taibel" Gieier Guf bate angcbIicb
cine ShI6gcrci sur 6oloe, Die sur
&erbofting ser @enonnten fii6rtc.
Sin Matroic, Der fir ocieu &orfda
berantportli1 gelpcicn icm iou, err
grill bei'm 2nnOen Oie 6hidt lieB
o6er ieine Dliibe, ole oas 9on0 H..
9. Q. Miiiouri" tr6ot, inn Stid.
@ie Nliibc beiin0et iid in S6noen
Der HDli3ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

SObn 9OrnburIdl fGbrt nnf YlOtOrraO
gcgcn TradIt5ug.

Niit oulbeinen0 i9meren innerell
@erlcbungeu licgt Der 10 Sabre olte
Sobu Gornbuid, al Der /. StraBc
in @rooflgn, g(nne 9lrlnoeI.Gount0,
pobubait, i'm Merco Solpitol oar.
nieOcr, Die er ii1 3u5og ais CT &c.
Ilern gormittag oiif leinem @lotorrao
fa6rcno gegen einen Srodt5ug Der
oYoltimore.S6io.9o laulte.
Gorn6uib wolte Die 8o6ngelciie
an Der I StroBe freu5elL lpnBte aber
nidt Bob iid Elm 8raht5ug Der
&reu5ung nd6erte. Gie @reii5lmg
bciinOet iib MIR einige Doros BON
Der 9rooflgner &oli5ciItotion ent-
fcrnt, umo po1tc cin Boli5ilt ben
illneen Gornbuid oitf oie @efabr
auinerfiam MADDEN, ais iiG ocrieI6c
III boiler @ei6pin0igfeit ser &reu-
sung ndbertc. Gle @ornling ber-
baltic, ebe er ieine @eidiUinoigfeit
fonnte, inn Ser @efobr 5lt
Gornbuib bIieb balbbe-
iDuBtlos liegen uno ipuroe eilen0s
nod Dem Mercp Solpitol gebraft,
woiclbIt Die 9(er5te ieinen 3uitono al5
iebr ernIt beSeibueten.
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Cardinal 0Ji6b0ns 0Je6nrtstaa.

Sn Sem pr1Ntigen &ano6auie BON
q. Scr6crt Sbriner in GorroQ-Goun-
tD beging geiteru in filler 3uriidge-
5ogenbeit aorOinnl @ib6onS einen
50. @e6iirtsta9 st celebrirte in Der
Sous aopele cine Dieiie. 3o6lrei-
die @rotulntionen paren BON g3ob
uno 6erh eingesongen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

1oicpb @elripii BON g1r 1id3,
Narc 2ivabr, ruroc aeitern glah-
miiiag pcn ciuem gluiomobil iIbcr.
iahrfn uno iduvcr an aopfc mto Ocn
1dpllicFa pcrlest uoh benz llniper.
ililik~NoiFital acbroht Iaa 2In-
toaoQil p0f 0iacntbm ocS @crrn
Nrorac 9. 6opte Uon GaliiornicL
@iO