Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-10

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/ . Or. Bullard, osteopath. IL West Main
Mrs. w. M. sennett OF Collins, was
! q Thursday visitor in the city.
! silk waists, new models, % Cents.
One Cent to ss-Cent Variety Store
Chocolate bon bons cents a pound
!, Saturday. One Cent to Ss-Cent Variety
Store. 49,
| Front lace corsets 80 cents, satur-
day. One Cent to S9-Cent Variety
/, Store. 4 a. s>j s, t::*
/ We want your account Green trad
ing stamps with all purchases. Spratt's
grocery. ~: IA $''s -;
st. Paul's guild will hold. an exchange
|
Your choice Of any leather hat in
this store, Saturday, as cents. Simon
Style Shop. - ,stHt ~ '.e} .
! Mrs. w. c. Young, Of Gearing, was In
-! the city Thursday on her way home
! from Montour T., - . -,'tes- ;f.e :.
! Green trading stamps given with
groceries. Spratt's grocery, South
Third avenue.
!; Mrs. W.. S. Griffith and daughter
Goldie, of Fearing, visited friends In
the city Thursday.
!! Watch my window for bargains Sec
what you can buy for 10 cents. Culley.
e0uth 'ifst avehoe: -. = - -. s:Seag
=; Mrs. Jennie Clark, Of .Grinneli5 re-
turned home Thursday after a visit
here with Mrs. C. B. Rogers. @j -
! Wachter's confectionery offers sspe-
| cial Saturday assorted flavors of chew
ing taffy at 10 cents q pound. Wash
ter's.
For Saturdays sale, all the remainder
/ OF the leather hats in this store offered
at your choice, IS cents. Simon Style
Shop.
Let us prove to you that styles have
never before been so beautiful in milli-
merry. Millinery department. Bargain
Store.
Spanish peanut squares and peanut
frappe cream: 7 cents per pound Sat
urday night. One Cent to 99Cent Va
riety Store.
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Everist's has the wall paper and the
'oI en- ana. the ability &c. decorate
| your home. Everist's wall papel-, and
! paint house.
Mrs. Earl Wilcox, of Eldora visited
! in the city Thursday with her niece,
, Mrs. Clayton Baker. q spatient at the
| Deaconess hospital.
Lace and embroidery sale Saturday
and Monday, scent values, special
three yards for 10 cents. One Gent to
99-Cent Variety store:.' ''''A" A''"
Attend our candy sale Saturday
night Peanut squares, and peanut
I cream cents a pound. One Cent TO
ss-Cent Variety Store.
Our entire stock Of scent lace and
! embroidery, on sale Saturday and Mon
y
! to 99-Cent Variety Store. 49, .'$fE
-, See our window display OF lace Ind
embroidery on sale Saturday and Mon
| day, three yards for 10 cents. One Cent
to ss-Cent Variety Store.
We clean rugs, carpets, curtains,
draperies, mems suits. ladies. suits,
party dresses, and evening gowns. wa
/ guarantee to please. Phone 795. Tho
! Cleaners. ',",8- 7" Ii.;.~... &ssgFf5.
Elder H. p. Gay, of Nevada, will
speak at the Seventh Day Adventist
church this evening on The Future Of,
the Worlds Kingdom" The lecture will
be illustrated
This is the last day to get the dts.
count on your February gas and cleo
trio bills. Office open till p: M. Please
bring your bills. Iowa Railway and
Light Company. r. :,
Fresh head and leaf lettuce, radishes,
parsley, celery, tomatoes, hot house Gu
cumbers. that are fresh. The biggest
assortment Of old vegetables In the
city. culley's. South First avenue.
While they last SIS grape fruit, the
three for Is cent kind. goes at four, for
rs cents; also those large 50-cent navel
oranges at 40 cents, other sizes at 20
and 80 cents q dozen. Cufley's store
: Quick delivery is our intention there
fore we want you to know that we have
placed in service a Ford delivery car.
Phone 2S1 when YOU want us to send
Your needs Old Reliable Drug Com =
pany. & ~ ~ >fgN I! a.. =
While delivering milk ~ Thursday
morning w. B. Thompson, I'll West
Boone street, fell down a steep terrace
on Park street, and injured his back.
He will be confined to his home for q
few days. '-', ~.
Mrs. Housewife this is what we have
in store for you Saturday, fresh pie:
plant green peppers. new carrots, new
beets, head and leaf lettuce, fresh to-
matoes, and caulif1ower. Will you
call at the store OF phone 234?.; over
turf's grocery. 'a,E ..s,+z 49,. 81
Mrs. w. e. Young. sO51s South First
avenue, was hostess Thursday after
noon to the members of the Harmnnv