Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10
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i May Allison and Harold lockwood,
tonight only. Colonial 3 "
\. Try Colonial Inn coffee at IS cents a
pound. Real coffee. Parlor Grocery.
We will be pleased to have your ac-
connt. Try this store. Parlor Gro
Gerry. ..''.
Your choice of any leather hat in
this store. Saturday, rs cents. Simon
?, Style shop. ~
i The Baptist ladies' exchange at Jo-
seph's jewelry store Saturday, March
| II. Committee.
! Spring millinery opening Saturday,
March II. Your inspection Is invited.
Miss Middlekauff. III ...
/ 70 rent Strictly modern house at
los West Church. Possession March
20. G. M, Forney, 1901 West Main
Our line OF spring suits and coats is
complete and you are invited to come
in and see them. Simon Style Shop.
\ Don't miss the millinery opening
Friday and Saturday at 121 East State
I street.. Armstrong Millinery Company.
| See us on silk dresses. Just in
beautiful line Of dainty silk dresses and
the prices are right too. Simon style
Shop. .... Air.. -.
For Sale-Seven room house, modern,
1 well located on pavement. Call at
room IL fremont block, Advertise
nient. ~& CIV
/ w. P. Pattison, of Chicago, arrived
I - o;&xr oAo1, For
days visit with his daughter. Mrs. e.
A. Lunham. E''1'. j
/ Thirty three and third discount
| on all orders accompanied by cash or
81 or more, will be given until April 10.
Phone 1876. The Cleaners.
! Coming Monday night at the Consre-
igational church, Ada Roach and COM
pany in 1.-THE Heart Of the Immigrant
Tread our ad in this issue. Brother
hood. -
The members and friends of the
Central Church of Christ should read
the special ad in another part Of this
paper and join in the strike.-Adver-.
4 tisement. ..-T
Al Gorrell and his company comes to
the Odeon Theater Monday. Opening
play, standing the Test" a drama
with plenty. of good comedy and new
specialties between the acts. Odeon.
Made from the choicest cream, Blue
Ribbon butter is guaranteed to be
strictly pure creaiileTy butter. It !s pn-
up in a package that insures its sweet
ness, cIeanness and freshness. ASK
your grocer for it. Advertisement.
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who has made study Of home decorat-
ling. We have the best goods and work.
men who make the best work. certains
| We will give you the kind of service
that makes dealing with us pleasure,
Skegg's wall paper store. ~ = -,
| We will sell at market sale Wednes-
! day. March IS, twenty head of pedi-t
greed sows, Durocs and 'Hampshiress
l with pigs by side. These sows are from
the Tweed, Kellogg Bros. George
4 Richardson and Rolley Pemberton
herd. All sows immune. Plumb Bros,
Mason and Shoemaker. - ~
|, No one should overeat. but enjoy all
/ the good delicious Shrubs Buttermilki
| bread that you desire, it won't hurt
you one bit. 1t is the most heal
bread you can. buy. 1T is the most;
! tasty and delicious bread you can png''
Ask your grocer to hurry it to you to-
| morrow. Shrubs bakery. 2" = r.
Mrs NJ. O. Ebert, Jos East State
street. was hostess Thursday afternoon
at the meeting Of the sT himble Club.
members Prizes in a guessing contest
were awarded to Mrs. Thomas Cough
lin and Mrs. J. J. Lynx. The remainder
|of the afternoon was passed socially.
land the hostess served refreshments
|
Members of the Lilac Club were en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at
children's party~by Mrs. Bertha, Beesoisis
| 119 West Main street. The members.
attended the affair dressed as%children.l
and an enjoyable afternoon was spent
socially with games and music. Mrs,
John Bingaman- and Miss Lulu May
| field assisted in serving lunch. -
| ,. Funeral services for Jacob Halver--
| mill ho hold SUNDAY offoY-nnOp a