Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-19

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CITY IN BRIEF I
Bring your watches I'M Hodges.
] See stheo Burtons All the fox trot,ss TOT
night. Lyric.
See the Burtons in the Make tango
tonight. Lyric. :: N.
Sailed almonds. ,pecans and Jumbo
peanuts in bulk Mccords grocery.
Extra fine ripe olivesin Decent size
and up to one gallon size. McCord's
grocery. Es
We are showing fine line OF gift
books for graduation gifts. Simmons
book store si lf.f
~ File your receipts. use the Marshall
file, sold only by US. Marshall Print
ing Company.
3gs Mrs. Viola Stanton visited in Lis
comb THURSDAY with her daughter,
Mrs. Jay Gould. "a
DO. Nd TED 10 VEL thS AuSOA SiSAiS>
for ice tea. Have you tried 1t? Phone
2S4. McCord's grocery. Hs.=.
e. v. Brooks, of Erie, Ill.,, arrived in
the city Thursday for visit with his
cousin, w. w. Brooks. + f. ~
Our entire stock Of laces and en-
broideries on sale Saturday, half price.
One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store
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\ Mrs. Elmer clifford, of State Center.
went Thursday evening to Albion to
visit her daughter, Mrs. vern Race.
Remember all suits and coats are go
ing at special discount prices. This Is
nall. s'-'. @tf -
Middies, Accent values, special Sat
urday night, 1880 to closing time, 10
cents. One Cent to ss-Cent Variety
Store. 81. -
e, Cover-all aprons, ffty-six inches
long, kimono style. ss-cent values,
special Saturday, 81 cents. One Cent
to 90 Cent Variety Store.
The ladies aid of the Congregational
church of Lamoil1e will hold an ex-
change at the New England store
Saturday at 10 o'clock Committee.
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.
( Satisfy your taste-try, cream de
mint sundae, All la M eGoo. grape
house. East End Fruit Company, 2s4
East Main street. Redel & Perkins
proprietors. -
An all-day sew was held by the
Carworkers' Auxiliary Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. H. Rierson, 1104 South
First avenue. At noon lunch was
served by the hostess.
Twenty pieces of new thirty six inch
fancy silk taffetas which have sold up
to $1.75 yard are now on sale at $1.3s.
These are. all new silks and genuine
bargain. Benedict & Brintnal.
!, Utility and beauty are splendidly
CONSUMED in the new shipment of rain
coats we have just received. Select
;yo,irs new and have it ready for that
next rainy day. Benedict & Brintnan.
p No j. songs dwell SO long in the
memory as the old songs. A program
of them will be sung by singers in
old fashioned costumes at the old folks
concern Tuesday evening May q, nj
the Eongregationar church. Admts-
sion 25 cents Committee n.y.,
J. The. East End, Social Club met
Thursday evening at the, home Of Mrs
T.. C.niAdland. sos. East Boone street
Fancy work and instrumental music
by Miss Cecil Clark occupied the eve
ming. Later the hostess served refresh
ments. assisted by Miss May Morrey
and Mrs. D. e. Brown. :,.s,...' 7
DR.. r. c. Molison. left Thursday
night for Emmetsburg, called on ac-
count OF an accident to Mrs. Molison's
mother Mrs Black, who fell down a
flight Of cellar stairs and suffered frac-
lures Of both arms. Mrs. Molison and
daughter Margaret will leave Saturday
morning for Emmetsburg to remain
indefinitely at Mrs. Blacks bedside.
They are all talking about it.. The
most wonderful device ever introduced
for heating cook stoves. Burns a gas
made from kerosene and air and pro-
duces q fire Of intense heat. Burns
from eight to twelve hours on one
gallon Of oil. II you use q coal on
wood cook stove do not fail to see the
demonstration. Open evenings. L e
Huber, 10 West State. f.. Il. L. &
There was good attendance at the
meeting Of the Concordia Nahebund,
held Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Andrew Bowman, 307 East
Main street. After the business ses-
sions the members sewed on quilt
blocks and a two-course lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughter Mrs. T. G. Hockridge, and
Mrs. Joseph Breunig. ss. - y T
When Walter MoCreery threw some
kerosene in X the furnace Thursday
morning. preparatory to starting what
he supposed would be a fresh fire. he
discovered that there was still some
fire left, for. the flames leaped UP
burning him quite badly about the face
His hair and eyebrows were scorched
and several very painful burns sus-
tanned on his face. He is resting easier
today. 81 ,E5553
Members of the Luther League o.
the Swedish Lutheran church were en-
tertained Thursday evening by Miss
Elizabeth Nordman az the c. ]. Smith
residence, 529 North Second street
Following the business session the eve.
ming was spent socially and will
music Later the hostess served re-
freshments. assisted by Misses Anna
Peterson, Maude Isaacson, and Esther
Amblad. Ss s & Sslls m Il
That we may help you select you,
wants for the Sunday dinner we ask