Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-02

a MIS-. y. D.SCdSA went IdCQudy} even
Ing to Hampton for an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. 8. J. Swear
tngen. a,5 n
You will always find something new
and different at our store. Come In
and get acquainted with us. Painter,
the clothier. =
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Y. M. C.:
"A. will hold rummage sale. Those
having donations, please phone green
s63. Committee. n Y
D. D. Dean, of Canton, s. D., arrived
in the city Monday evening to visit his
wife, who is guest here Of her sister,
Mrs. w. r. Pinneo. - !.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Knudsen, of Ndora,
who have been visiting friends In
Story City. were in the city Monday
whole on their way home, +
Phone us your order for. Sapolin
screen paint. Easy to apply, quick dry
ing, will not clog the meshes; Is, 20,
40, Is cents. Schmidt's hardware.
Mr.. apd Mrs. c. E.. Merritt, Of Grun-
dy Center were visitors in the city
Monday on their way to Liscombs to
visit the latters father, "A. E, Beach.
Our entire stock or 10 cents, IL cents
and Is cents lace and embroidery,
special Wednesday and Thursday, 6
cents yard. One Cent to 99-Cent Va
riety Store. IT, e
p No waiting at Everist's. Why? Be-
cause he has the workmen to hang
your paper on short notice. Wall pa
per as low as cents per roll. Everist
wall paper and paint house .S,@ II;
Oriental lace, six-inch; shadow lace,
four to nine inches: ecru and white
linen cluny laces, all 10 cents to Is
cents values. special Wednesday and
Thursday 6 cents yard. One Cent to
ss.rent Variety Store II Il ,s ny y. Il 5gs;t
Many persons are complaining Of tho
usual spring ailments. A good home
recipe is to eat plenty OF Shrubs but
termilk bread. You will like the taste,
the brown crisp crust, and enjoy know
ing that It comes from the large, hot,
clean, sanitary oven Of our new bakery.
Shrubs bakery and cafe.
Liner steel cut coffee; the famous
Blaul coffee that comes packed in air
tight cans. is to be served free at our
coffee demonstration which is tomor-a
row. May 8. Come In and drink, and
talk with the coffee expert who has
the demonstration in charge. One day
only. Star Grocery Company. ?,
Coffee demonstration at the Star
Grocery tomorrow, May 8. You are in-
yited to talk with the demonstrator who
is an expert on coffee. The famous
Blaul coffee will be served free. This
Is liner steel cut coffee which comes
packed In air tight cans. Demonstra-
ton is for one day only. Star Grocery
Company. .3 8. IN ' { !. Ak
Y Little Mary Sunshine" is surely a
repeater Manager Hurst Of the Pathe
branch in Indianapolis reports that he
has been fortunate in booking the Gold
Rooster. play. The Crystal Theater Of
Indianapolis booked it, and thinking so:
well Of it that they requested third
The picture Is highly
praisc1. Tonight and Wednesday.
Lyric ~
1 Fresh from long engagements In the
large cities, the dramatic spectacle,
with all it's vast scenic
effects and army Of people, win be
disclosed by Henry w. Savage at the;
Odeon tomorrow evening. Everywhere
this great spectacle has been pre-
scented it has created sensation. Gem
erations of theater-goers have wit
nfssed no more moving panoramic
nSgeant than "I0verywoman,' conceived
u It was BY an inspired brain aid ex-
ecuted by7a master craftsma6 without
sfgard to monetary outlaydH repre-
SCENTS tall that is great. all ttHt il lofty.
In spectacle, opera and drama. odeon.
MRS. A. b. Conway !, accompanied by
her husband and son, Drs. "A. q. and
A. C. Conaway, leaves tonight for Ro-
chester, MIMI. where she will undergo
IN examination at the Mayo hospital.
Mrs. Cona,way has been. Ia very poor
health for eight months, and has suf-
Tered from q growth In her, left side
which, has affected the stomach. She
was thrown against tho side of an
about a year ago, and has
not been well since: DR.. "a. 3. Con-
sway viii remain at Rochester with
his wife, but DR.. A. C. ConawaysAgtH
return home in a few days. W. .. I;
Busby OF Quincy, Ill. and a. j. Busby,
Of Waterloo, were In the city Monday
10 see Mrs. cona.way. wv. L. Busby
VIII remain until Wednesday,
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Paul's
church held its annual meeting and
Monday afternoon at the home
81 Nfrs O.. w. Lawrence. 8 North Ninth
street MRS. r. j. Allard. Mrs. J.. B.
Loeffei, Mrs. George Painter, and Mrs.
Ida statler were the other hostesses.
At o'clock members and guests to
The number ct thirty Ave, We're served
i three-course lnpcheon by Mrs. CUT
Ter Abbott and lsss Margaret Sthtler.
Pink and "a ms lpt. were used in the
Table decGf tons Following social
bs4SSts sfiee tinss wass held