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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22
TERRITORIAL FAMILY TO
RECEIVE WITH GOVERNOR

Heads OF the various territorial de-
partments. together with their wives,
will be with Governor Pinkham in the
receiving line New Years Day when
the governor holds his big annual re-
ception.
Letters from the governors office
have been sent out to the various de-
partments asking that their officials
assist him in receiving guests.
As previously announced in the
Start Bulletin, no reception or dance
will be held on New Years Eve. this
being Sunday night The usual Gus
tom has been changed for this year,
with the afternoon reception to be
given at the governors residence
Hackfeld and Lunalilo streets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22
THURSDAY SHORTEST DAY;
MORE DAYLIGHT COMING

Thursday was the turning point OF
the winter. The night Of Wednesday
70 Thursday morning was the shortest
OF the year The minutes OF daylight
fScm sunrise Thursday To sunset
weIe the fewest in all % the now fail
ing year. From now until the 10th
OF tie year the daylight hours will
steadily increace and TIE nights equal
Il shorten
On tie mainland In the North and
East colder weather Is now being an
tfeipated for the old saw When the
days begin TO lengthen the cold be-
gins TO strengthen" is still quoted.
There the stormy weather is yet to
como. Here in Hawaii the saw means
nothing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22
JAPANESE ORGANIZE
CARNIVAL COMMITTEE

The Japanese Carnival Committee
held its first meeting at the Central
Japanese Institute on Nuuanu street
Wednesday night Chairman Y. Yaha-
kuwa and all Of the committeeman
from 10 different sections of the city
were present They decided to estab-
lish headquarters at Smith and Hotel
streets and named as an executive
committee Y. 'fasaka, X. Wada and
D. Shimizu and as secretary, X. Shi-
havana.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22
MAY & CO. Will
BE Open
Henry May & CO. will remain open
evenings, beginning Wednesday, De
cember 20, until .Christmas.-Adv.
FINDS NO oFFENsE.

Four men and four women were ar.
rested Wednesday by Chief McDuffie
of the detectives on complaint of resi-
dents in the neighborhood of Vineyard
and Fort streets. They were having
a good time" in one of the cottages,
but the chief says they were not dis
turbing the peace and quiet of the
night, nor violating the law in any
way. so all were turned loose.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22

Construction experts at Washington
have completed tests which they de-
clare demonstrate that the new bat
tleships will be practically torpedo
nroof
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-22
Men Folks

through the Clarion offerings The fact that they come
here themselves is the best evidence that you will
suit them.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
Cu:dado de los primeros dienteS-

En- x epoc@ 81 que les SegundoS,
o los llamados dieate< do5ies comien-
zan a aace.. 80 de5e enc ua esme-
70 especial % los ?rimc-os. In ma
DIRE Du1de usar IN cepi..o may 3'"ado
para .impiav,os, tenicaGo cU;dado de
10 lamar en- % mas minimo los tell
dos IAN t:ernos de II e1cia y dc que
no Cuade entire el.os H;nguna parti-
cula de a!:menco Soiido. 81 Sc cu:daa
con preca@cl5n los pr!meroS dlentes,
Sc vera como los cue ve2gan desQueS
Sc e~ncuen,ran en- mejoreS condolences
) Sc incu'rara en- e. riho IN h&bito o
~cc~.amh-. .f.- j.. ,'u"a~J m.'U."a> -
va.
Entire les @:hos yar.a considerable
merte 81 ,iem?o &c 81 dentici5u. pc
70 81 =, eomp.e;ar e. aHo aUn TO sa-
len los primeeos 4ientes deoe ocu-
rrirSr a .o> >."y...a~ tir IN nl'H'' i
investigue Ia causa dc cs;a ta-daNZa
tan extraordinaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
Ell GOBIERNO De DON VENUS
TIANO CARRANZA NO DURA-
RARA ARRlRA DE DOS
MESES.
La niseria en- Nuevo Laredo es cs-
pantosa.
Nicnc lie IL pagIna e.

Ia SeHoFlta Aafla h~eFh"H"eZ'
quien cSturo tamo!en en- Laredo ) con
Qvien h"b!amoS Soore "a ~Sl'u"c'on en-
Nuevo Laredo NIene i. iEual He 10
Gas las personals i quienes hemos eS-
cuchaGc ' que estuNIeron cH las lies
t;.S. asomhraGa de IA esp"ntoSa mi
seria que eNistc on IA plaza tronterl-
"a expresada.
Dijo Il meucionada que. obSer"an-
do e. hambre que hay en- aque! ID
gar. sc comprende Ia caUsa dc los
repetlGcs robos que sc registrar Ell
Nuevo Laredo.
Nc cXiste "bsoLutamemte Il Sc!a
casa comercial dc im~portancia. F"i-
tan por complete los elcmentos De
vida ' Ia tristcza que SC Hota - eX-
trema.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
DEL NINO.
Wen" d. "a pagIna s.

sufrimiento. Gentlemen en caH1oio opio
o aleuna otru droGa. que Is mil ve-
ces peor que Ia mismH e~nfermelat
No hay q1c Oar al niho med!camyn-
tos dc riuCuHa Ease, = menos que
sean o~~irnaio> po" I'M taru.'aHEo
cOmpetente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
RELIGION.

astoria sagrada-~ Recopilscion soberbts del
tntIguo J Nuevo Testamento. Llbro cue
c~onticne Ia compliCada historic del pue-
bio de Israel Y Que pinta las figuras de
oafriarcss y profetas. yiendose c!aTameh-
!e como Sc prepare e. gran Suces3 &c IA
yenida del Mesias. EdlCion de luto. IN
,omo gTande
NoYena del Santo Mint de Atocha--..... i1c
La Imitation de CTiSto .-....-.......- cue
Csiecismo de Ripalda -....--......... I've
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
nESDl. IL piSD.
Vlrue de "a pSgIrs :.

dc L. "naEria chlr>", guicrc sc@u.r I'M
pcrat.up -s-.G~.vSmcnle come ~ a.
m%t!a .~uas.lGai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
S1EsIsa

,o =. .,rootO Plaza 60c
,es5oncrIae Ohra2 pOetlcSS de Manuel "
rIoras iac
,oesfss de Manuel ACu1a. AumeEiatas co1
oj 5rsn1o ..Fl pasadO" SIC
os TroYadores de Mexico. Hermosa colec-
c!on de poesias de nuestros me!Ores au-
lore,. ls Tisttca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ooc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
ClENClAS 0C1l-TAS

~errctOs de los Carlos. Arte de ganar a
tOGOS los IueEnS
a Gran NalIa supreme .............:.. SIC
.nchlridIUacs. GrImDTIOS Y lenticrlOS zoe
a Gran .aTlia AGiyInlHora ) 81 Nleio
Druida de las F~lranidc' ............. 25c
Fl Dragon RU.O 0 Fl iric de Mandar 4 los
L>fIrIlts IN
,lanual de MagiR Blanca .........-..... &c
tianUal Il" NIEII iiUJd .....-....-..... 23c
iinual de NJFta NcEr1 .............. :1c
:Iavlrula de! Hcy Salundn ....:...;. &c
Il Poder de! FcnsalnlrHtO. 81 dominic y
culiura. Uhru para cst:dia? Ia fuerza gel
resorO de Niagrns de Ia Cruz de Caravaca-
Verdadera loya del Ocull!S!nO ....:.... Sc
Los AdmlrdbleS SeCretUs da Alberto ell
GTalde DC
llbro MagnO dc san CtprtanO. Edlci6n uni
ca V complctl del r&lnO$O GrilnoriO. con-
slderada como Ia sofa autertiCa enire To-
S~ecretOS de Ia Prcstidigitar!dn Y Ia Magla.
I.ecCioneS de eScamotr0 J preSudiEita,
s' SI,c;i, :.i iiocb,rcr6 n iihro de San
Ciprlano. con iDfiniiai DC sccreios.. %Oc
Fl Dicc!onariU iHIcTndl. COnllcnc 10 rete-
rente q las apar!c!ones. mag!a blanca,
roia V ncg-a. aLivtnscI0nes, centuries.
enCsnlainiehtOs, etc. ...Sioo
Dogma ' Ritual de la Alta Mag!a. ESta
0bra enseIa los m:5.r:!OS de las clenclaS
1cultas. Contlrac cl lrlinyulU de SalO-
mon, Ia lrradiac!dn maEica. Ia Caba!a, Sc
cTetos del eXiio. nigrOlnancil. eic....s1.O
Ell yerdsdero Libro Internal. 1raiatO com
pleto de las cienctas OcultaS. C0ntiene
ell libro de san Cipr!ano. IL clarlcula de
Solomon, invocacIoncs. cnniurOS. cl ORA
ron Rujo Y Ia Cabra Internal, receias de
IL aeina Cleopatra. etc................ i5c
FL yerdadero DRAGON Roto. Contlene pac-
tos internales. encanianIIentos, modo de
hacerse invisible, etc ...............:.s3.W
Verdadero Horoscope para Adir!Aar ell Por-
veptr SEC
sGcretos del Inferno ...--....-.--.-.-- sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24

Cuando Sc dirija a algunas de lai
Casas ~anunciadas meacioneo este
pcriodicc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
s

- ~
;llaDa!los O9''
dallllIa 70. ! ldc
IaH.iiia 20. -
dahuia NO, 5 +Ic
LlbrO MaQdevIl No. 1 de LeclurR...... 4Uc
1lllutEIi No. : 2ic
Sand"vil No. } BIC
urbanidad J BUcnas Maneras ........... 20c
'eOgTI.ld de Mexico 15c
:UrS0 Elemental De GeOgTalia-CuinprenGe
GeUgTaI.a lIslca = de Mex co. COS!nOgrs-
ia ! NOcLones d" G"o.rafl. Universal !5c
;ompend!O Dc GeugraI.l, 4" McyIcO.... PFC
!ompeluiO de GTamJtiC2 CGstrllana, segGn
Ia Academia E-pa.Dia ............. Ec
srsmatLCa Ca-tellauI, scg'ln Ia Accidents
GspahOll; edIc.on 1ug"n.lGl con la teo-
ris Ge los aumentai.EuS : dirninutiTosl
COS traiadOs de FFOS0diG " UViOgraifs y
IaDlaS de serbOs, fr3s"S. ,c...........s1.S
Se:oios &c EScrItuTa Vertical. s!Stcma me-
XicdnO. CUl"cCiUn q" j. rIIl"TnOS.... 45c
Il piSCipulC- Cu!eCc!Ol d. - L"pIerCCS de
,~rit!nctLca Elemental; oDFa De IcSl2 IN las
pr!ncipalcs c-cue!Is 4" MeI!c0........ soc
IaDlaS de CucIiaS ........ .............. hjc
ltcCiOnariO Popular de Ia LcngGa Cas.clla-
ns. EUtpdStHdO ell loia ...... .......Si.lJ
!GhpanO llus!radO. D!rcIonarlU lie Ia Len
gua Castcllana, con ~ grabad,S, ;33 re
r1iCs, l. mGpa>, dos cuad"OS q 5aHGe-
Tes. etc. EElpaSi4dO I'll t"la .........%2.hV
'rontuaIiC de urtUyrafld q" Ia len-1Ia Cas-
.ellGna, !lSpursiO en- rurIna de p~rtguntaS
stccisfn0; d. Moral : vlrtuI, para 10 dr
los amos. EIRpaSA do ............... pc
t]ccionaCiO lng!cs-Espahol y kspahol-ll'
sieS. de b~olSlllo. con Ia pronnnriAc!dn n
ruFada- Pasta dc perCalLna 4ac
'i~cCiOnar!O lu@lcS-ESpalOl Y ESpah0l-ln-
Eles. lie boIsIIIo. con 10 pronunciation Il
surCCG. Pasta de peel .........-.... 6bc
'~!cciongT!O lnglts-EspaloI y Esplnol-ln-
cIrS. ioT hugclI y MrLau%hlin FL mas
complete dc los publIraiD$ h!Sla el d!l
Goni.ene las wees Mas n,"tc!naS IN ar
'es. cien~as . Industries, ri lrNico IN
rleS Y ~eS,aIi0l mas complete, ! las acep-
:loncs ncccsartas para eScF!b.' ) hanls"
Smhos !di"!niS 49,. .. 'S'.v'
Ouiere listed aprrndcT in@lcS: LiDro muly
9TH para aprendcr este d.ulnH....... PC
,gr;era ue "a Conversation cn lnglc>. Dbia
INDISPENSABLE para apr"ndcr "l ldi1ial.
N ;0m0 IrIa .sl.GJ
;Qulere listed aprcndcr ingi@S IN 10 dias
.eIoGO Scncli!.>Imu para ~dir"ni"f 81 II
yles pOr medic dr Ia prOnUH'IIrIdn llgu
ads. COatienc 10 IHds !Ea'>lrnSaDie pa
"a Ia vida practical ' un eNi"nsn vocahuls
clio er@n2itS-esraMo ................. 2sr
q ilgles sin MacslrO en- ~ LecClUleS. Con
ls pronunciation flgurada-
L Ia fl!s!lcd cor
EnDas,adO en- tela ,............".....Si.25
'csnS:lca PraCiiCa de Ia L"n2!a lng!eSa;
q mejOT librO Para =! c~iI!lD gF!illtlcal
= este iGlOlna. con Is PruUUnc tcInn II
gUratg. Elcg&ntc iuNIU de- HAS DE- 800
DGgInsS: pasta trla ..........,........Sl."L
itrC trimero en- ln-l"S ) L>ralOl... Jnc
81 AMIGO de los NIiius NrNLcanu>. l-IbrO De
lPIiUTa para los nIliG- ........ ...... ioc
Il Ami.o de las Mas MrNl"Inas. liDro
dc l@CtUrG para nl1ls ................ +"c
ectOf MeH!"anO Er!,Lcro. Pof {! If"l. Al
GCeS uSruE Soc
Ler.Oc NrNIcanu S"Eun!U ...............iOc
-ic!HcnioS ur i"0iu"jfIt .............. -"c
,lmsccu &c CLrDtus para .Ni:!0s. iicrfnusa
CUirrriGn de JU~niu-. "t"'H;AS .Hafri-
cloucs lnlaNlil'N 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
st cambiarin los a0mbreS dc Va
riaS GALES.

n ~".rataria ie Gohg"rao "a It
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
esRls POETICls De PEA.

10
ne GIorIss dc Mexico. Collection de COIN
oosicIones dedicGdas & lG patris y a sus
lerc5s "t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
NGyELaS DE 4 4ac CADA UNA.

SGNELAS DE 4 4nc CADA UNA
FL BcrcrrU DE UrU
Fl lilo MalGiIo
Ei Manuscrlfo de m: Madre
Maria, per Jorge l-iacs
e Cura de Aides
Fora
AZuCcns
N0VELAs 4 35c CADA Una
Mali.tas sean las MuIer2s
MaldIiOs Sean los HOmhres
MGld!tas Sean las SuegEaS
trte de %uscar Ha-ld"
las EIqs NTdernaS
e. Noy.O .:";IaLO
Ia Ii.ir Ge las Flores
e PursalOTIC dc las SOlterSs
81 PG.aiSO de las Mu!rres
i Inferno =, los HCmnTes
Viva iii NOyi!.
81 fiada 0e los iiares
81 NaIcStaG ri Amor
iallitO sea 81 Amor
n PrlnCr>H del U0ta'
,fuur ) Nartlrso
- .ltja he :cnus
'nr"uc - CaSau lO= frInhrer
-,T,liIt - Ga-an las NniereS
rlGi.e Pecan L. Where's
CIRQUE HrIuCIdcE lIs ElildS
Il collar de E~sincraidiS
As ;illI> he t~Galhpa2ut
II Nldu dc fIu!.rhurcs
a Dbr"ra> Gel AiECr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-24
ESrmITTSho.

0ua DC 81 Fsnirirsn0e 7ic
.6ras PGS;UmlS de Allan Sara"c...... lIc
. Itbr0 de los NcdIGIus...-......... !6c
! E.lcSts lbs NiIagru- : las PTedlCciO-
ms tJc
I Eyapgcl.C Sr2in Il ESpIr!.l1mo.... .Ir
7I cielo = 81 inferno enhancement. sc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-18

Lowell & Covell line OF fine candies
for sale here. Peter Meyer & Son.
Last chapter Of '.The Girl and the
Game Wednesday evening Colonial
| Mrs. Frank Bingainan went Monday
to Eldora to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Abel +. Hankins.
Mrs. George Walker of Grinnell, re-
turned homes Monday evening after a
visit in Nevada.
Miss Edith Meader, of Eldora, re-
turned home Monday after a visit here
with friends over Sunday. @~"
Mrs. william Butterfield went Mon
day evening to Jefferson to visit her
sister. Mrs. Bert Shearer. ~
= Mrs. George e. Martin arrived home
Saturday from a visit with friends and
relatives at Rock Rapids.
Mesdames H. w. Beeler. C. F. Lewis
and Sana Stevens, Of Ferguson, were
visitors In the city Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Mclaughlin. of University
Park, returned home Monday after Wis
iting here with Mrs. Florence Buffers.
Mrs. Charles Wilkie. of Iowa Falls,
returned home Monday after visit
here with her mother. Mrs. F. Planden.
Mrs. Frank Ragsdale, Of Grinnell,
who has been visiting here with Mrs.
J.. T. Jones, returned home. Monday
evening. Ey
Mrs. George O'Bryon. of Carroll, re-
turned home Monday after visit here
with her, gbrother-in-law, M. M.
OBryon, and family.
Ia Dance in Cummings hall Wednesday
evening, April 49, Evening tickets so
cents, extra ladies 10 cents. Music by
Red Mems Observation-Disclosures
( Mrs Warren Dodd. Of st. Anthony,
was in the city Monday on her way
home from a visit with her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dodd, east
Of the city.
Miss Bessie Dobson. of Glenwood
Springs, Colo, is in the city for an ex-
tended stay with her sister, Mrs. u. F.
Cantrell Miss Dobson will attend bus
mess college here.
Rugs and draperies: House cleaning
time Is here and with it comes the
thought of new rugs and draperies. Be
sure to note the patterns, quality and
prices we are showing. Benedict b
Brintnall.
Members of the w. c. T. u. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $50 with Mrs.
G. w. Bull, II South Fourth street.
Mrs. Mary I. Smith, of Des Moines.
will talk on THE Present Need Of
Woman's Ballot in Iowa.
l.. r. Willard arrived home Monda J
evening from Bismarck, N. D., accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. c. N.
Kirk, and her children, Katherine and
Randall Kirk. Mrs. Kirk will remain
in the city for visit Of month or
two. ,.-~
Members Of the builders class Of the
Methodist church were entertained
Monday evening by Mrs. Ella McKim
at her home, 1913 Month First street
The evening was spent with the regu-
lar business meeting, and later re-
freshments were served by the class
committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-18
DEATH NEAR LEeRANn.
Miss Agnes Straka Dies After Weeks
illness Of Pneumonia.

Death, at $40 this morning. claimed
Agnes, the 1S-year- old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Straka. four miles
northeast Of LeGrand. Death was due
to pneumonia. and followed an illness
of a week. The young woman was a
granddaughter of Mrs. Barbara Straka.
living near I.eGrand, and OF Frank
Sechra, OF Chelsea.
Miss Straka was born on the farm
where she died. April 10, 1898. Aside
from her parents she is survived by
four brothers, Wesley, Adolph, John
and Frank
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning from the Carlton
Church Of the Brethren. Burial will
be in Pleasant Hill cemetery, Lee
Grand. ~t..e'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-18

LII. burknart, oSteopasn. - w. naih'
Farm loans. William Battin. $40
North First avenue.
Bring in your colts that you want
broken Henry Weber's horse barn,
back Of postoffice
II you are looking for home. va
cant lot, or Marshall county farm. we
can show you the best. Phone 1856, 8.
G. Bell.
Members of the Monday Bridge Club
met for their regular game Of bridge
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
r. r. Hansen. AIS Park street.
-..'.a ~. Esrs. 5
The Ladies' Aid Society Of La Noble
will hold bazaar and chicken pie sup
per at the church in La Mobile Thurs
day evening, April TO- Committee.
The Sunshine Circle Of the Iowa
Legion of Honor will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. B.
Thompson. I'll West Boone street.
Thirty women wanted to select wall
paper and have their work done on
short notice, and when promised. No
waiting. Everist the wall paper man.
A call will convince you that now
Is the time to buy. Beautiful new, up
right, mahogany, oak, walnut pianos
1927, $165, s167, $17S. Tuffree Music
House.
No waiting at Everists. Why? Be-
cause he has the workmen to hang
your paper on short notice. Wall pa
per as low as 3 cents per roll. Everist
wall paper and paint house
->----->-Ae>----
w. +. Koontz, who has been spend
ing five months visiting in California.
arrived home Monday night. He
visited most Of the time in Los Angeles
and other southern California cities.
After today's rain the roads will be
found rather muddy. If you spot your
suit up don't fret. Send it to the Mar
shalltown Steam Dye Works at once.
Phone Ill. All work will be called for.
advertisement.
White coats: These beautiful gar
ments are just the thing to complete
your spring and summer outfit. We
have splendid assortment Of these
desirable coats and will be glad to
show you. Benedict & Brintnall.
If you are earning above the bread
line a safe and profitable investment
for the surplus would be in stock in
the savings and loan association. The
twentieth series Is now selling. Call
on the secretary and talk it over. G..
w. Gilbert, secretary, at Gregorys.
Miss Ruth Hayner supervisor of
physical training in the high school,
who has been i'll of diphtheria at her
home, EOS North Second street, is inn
proving. She was taken with diph-
liberia following a bad case of tonsil
tits. Five Thousand units of antitoXin
We're administered. The house is
quarantined.
The Baptist ladies Easter bazaar
and supper will be given Wednesday,
April 10, at the Baptist church parlors
Fancy work, aprons, rugs. bake ex-
change, and beautiful baskets made
by the mountain people of Arkansas.
Lunch baskets for auto people, half
bushel. peck and gallon size, covered
and open, wall and porch baskets. all
made durable and will last a lifetime.
Come and see them. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-18

Call at the IS. & H." premium parlor
Wednesday, Thursday or Friday and
obtain free of charge copy Of the
new national monthly, THE Sperry
Magazine" for April Third floor.
Levin Dry Goods Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-18

Mrs. B. c. Weaver and daughter
Katherine. of Champaign, Ill, arrived
in the city Monday for few weeks
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. @. Hall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-18

AIIaIh oSAsOAAt ~ ,b-',S' -Aa'NtAotyt
was Monday visitor in the city.
Last chapter Of "rhe Girl and the
Game Wednesday evening. Colonial
Mrs. A. e. Ward, who, is quite se-
riously i'll Of tyahoid-pneumonia. is
somewhat better today. H;
Mesdames w. o. Van Voorhis and
r. "A. McKibben, were visitors in the
city from Liscomb Monday;
Next Grinnell market sale is Satur-
day, April 90 Bring anything you
have for sale. Plumb Bros. n %
Mrs. D. Hobbs, Of Boone, returned
home Monday evening after visiting
here with friends and relatives.
Farmers Green Mountain market
day sale, April q. List your ! stock
with Green Mountain Bank or Leroy
H. Thompson. D.
~ Let us have an early order for your
Easter plants. We will set them aside
and deliver them when you wish.
Kemble greenhouses.
v The w. r. c. Aid Society will be en-
entertained by Mrs A. l.. Clark and
Mrs. A. r. Doty at the Doty home, 500
North Second avenue. -
: Miss Minnie. Walkup, who is en-
ployed at Belle PLANE. went home to
Gilman Saturday for a few days visit
with friends and relatives. q
Mrs. s. P. Knight. of Bangor. was in
the city Monday on her way to David
City, Neb., where she will visit her
sister Mrs T. T. CrumbleSS 81
Visitors are always welcome at our
greenhouses but you are especially in
vited this week to see our display Of
Easter plants. Kemble greenhouses.
= A call will convince you that now
Is the time to buy. Beautiful new, up
right, mahogany, oak, walnut pianos
$127, $165, $1S7, SITS. Tuffree Music
House. =, :.
White coats: These beautiful gar
ments are just the thing to complete
your spring and summer outfit. We
have a splendid assortment Of these
desirable coats and will be glad to
show you. Benedict & Brintnall.
Business occupied the afternoon for
the members Of the Ladies' Guild of
st. Paurs church, when they were, en-
tertained Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Neils Anderson, North Fourth street.
The hostesses served refreshments.
Mrs Aaron Palmer was hostess
Monday afternoon at her home, 4O5
North Fourth street. to the members
Of Chapter BIB, of P. E. @. The after
noon was spent with the regular club
study, Hawthorne's THE Marble
Faun." which was led by Mrs. Ella
McKim. ~, r'' fe.' .'' DO,
Funeral services for Mrs. S. j.
Tinker will be held Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock from the German Evan
gelical church in charge OF Rev. Kari
Rest There will be a prayer service
at the home at o'clock. The house
will be opened to friends Wednesday
afternoon. !.
Fifty members Of the Young Mar
ried Peoples Club of the Congrega-
tional church were entertained at din
ner Monday evening at $3.50 in the
parlors of the church by Mr. and Mrs.
George L. -Owings, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McKin-
non. Easter lilies, yellow candles. and
little chickens carried out the Easter
idea III the decorations OF the tables.
During the evening the time was spent
informally with games. Elm a Guessing
contestzthe prize was won by w. J. P.
McCahill.
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A call will convince you that now
is the time to buy. Beautiful new, up
right, mahogany, oak, walnut pianos
$127, s165, $751;, s17S. Tuffree Music
| House f.r '.
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! Mrs. Jennie McCandless. who has
been visiting in Davenport. returned to
the city Monday to make her prepare
tons for removing to Davenport to
ilra -. I -.
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Master Charles Kearns went Mon
day evening to Clemens to visit his
aunt Mrs. James Potsander.
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Mrs. /. w. Collins. Of Eldora, was
| a visitor in the city Monday on her
way home from Boone. ,ilES
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Mesdames w. o. Van Voorhis and
r. A McKibben, were visitors in the
city from Liscomb Monday: ~ 1g
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Next Grinnell market sale Is Satur-
day, April %. Bring anything you
have for sale. Plumb Bros. n W.
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We have profusioh OF Easter
plants and flowers. They will please
you. kemble greenhoGses.
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4 Miss Vera Poole Of Denison, who
has been visiting friends in Grinnell,
returned home Monday evening.
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Mrs. y. Hobbs, Of Boone, returned
home Monday evening after visiting
here with friends and relatives.
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Mrs. A. e. Ward, who, is quite SCI
riously i'll Of neutrality-suspicious., is
somewhat better today.