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

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Kodak anishing Bowen's kodakery.
Put Kodak in your pocket. Bowen's
Kodakery. IN s.
| We open at a. m. and close at y p.
m. Patton's gas filing station.
Just received, a big lot of bargains
In wall paper. Simmons book store.
Special books for graduation gifts,
now on, display. Simmons book store.
Mrs. Eva Mccoy returned home
| Thursday from visit with friends In
| Ottumwa. s1is $ss33gas
we buy our gas Of Marshall Oil
Company. Patton's gas filing station.
South First street. %..
Remember that tomorrow is the last
day of our one cent sale. Mcbride 81
Will Drug Company. s5
Mr.. and Brs Ben Jansen, of Haver-
| hill have new daughter at their
home, born Wednesday ,}sf
SEE the coyer-an aprons in our win
dow, your choice Saturday, q cents.
J! One Cent to. 90 Cent Variety Store.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. MoCarten, POI
| South Seventh street, are the parents
Of a, son, born Thursday afternoon.
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The semi annual one cent sale only
! lasts one day more, closing Saturday
night. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany. 81 '-'.. -. p. II %s..->5 = 4
MRS. A. ]. Roberts, 205 North Third
avenue, is quite seriously i'll. Old age
and general infirmity have caused her
decline. H.. $751;. ri. "A "A 4
| Every one invited to see the new gas
| heating device for cook stoves; dem
lonstrating daily and open evenings. ].
E. Huber. &.- E..J = Il
/ For mileage, power and clean motor
use, Marshall Oil Company's gas. Sold
iby us. Patton's. gas filing station,
South First street! 4.,..,.s ">s.a.A &.
Saturday, and what lot Of fine fresh
vegetables we will have. Just phone
go OF ZS4 IOr your ouLoay uAAhiASA
wants. Overturfs grocery.
Strawberries. pineapples and other
fruit bargains. We deliver 81 orders.
Cast End Fruit Company. 224 East Main
street. Redsl & Perkins propretors.;
Fruits and vegetables. no use to list
them all: but we assure you that to-
morrow we will be well supplied to fill
your Sunday dinner wants. Overturf's
grocery. - ~ S,....s
The new white coats which we have
just received are by far the prettiest
models we have shown this season.
MAY we help you select yours now!
Benedict & Brintnall. A-''-..3.
No waiting at Everist's Why7- Be-
cause he has the workmen to hang
your paper on short notice Wall pa"
per as low as cents per rob. Everist
wall paper and paint house .,
Still, a few cans remaining OK those
fine apricots and peaches in q number
three; can, and in heavy syrup, 4at ID
cents per. can. We usually ask 20 cents
for the same. Phone 234.c overturfs
grocery. n 81 r.
mrs. II. n. Olson entertained few
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|ceIlaneous shower in honor of Mrs. f.
IL. L.ogsdon, who was recently married.
The afternoon was spent with fancy
work and music In serving refresh
ments Mrs. Olson was assisted by Mrs.
J. q. Bingaman and Miss Hazel KIM
ney. VII - ,5isyts,5a@
Employees Of the Bargain store gave
q shower at the home OF Esther Nell
son. 4O5 Swayze street, In honor OF
Miss Ella Cateron, who iS to become
the bride Of John Khile SATURDAY eve
ming. Luncheon was served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss Sadie Morris
and Ellen Lunkley. The evening was
spent In music and games, ss$Szses !
There was large attendance att the
meeting Of the Social Club OF thesDe-
gree Of Honor held Thursday sitter
noon at the home Of Mrs. Alice John
son, BOSE South First avenue. The
time was spent socially and with Fancy
work. The hostess served refresh
ments. assisted by Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son and Miss Marjorie Albers. 3SS
Six members Of the Witenagemote|
Club entertained the other six mem
bbers and guests Thursday afternoon
at luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Mer-
rift Greene. Pansies, the club flower,
and lilacs were used in the decorations
Of the one Large table, at which
luncheon was served in four courses.
The afternoon was spent with the
usual club reading. Es$ b.
kindergarten children Of woodbury.
school were entertained Thursday at
birthday party by Mrs. Russell
James IN honor of the 9Th birthday an
niversary OF her son Karl. The time
was spent with games and music, and
the hostess served REFRESHMENTS. A
birthday cake, with six lighted can
dies, formed the decorations for the
center Of the table. AZ i,ss SsSs *
The Dorcas Society Of the ElimSLn- |
theran schurch was entertained Thurs
day evening in the church by Miss Lu-
verne. Christeson., Following the de-
votioiial hour Rev. O. InaHo1dstad
gave talk on THE Profit OF Adver-
sity'' and the> remainder Of this eve
ming was occupied with sewing. The
hostess was assisted in serving a:two-
course lunch by Misses Grace Eastman
and Kate Sandvig. s.S
Tomorrow, matinee and night the
Lyman n. Howe's travel festival comes
to the Odeon Theater. This Will be the
last attraction at the Odeon thisasea-