Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-17

A complete line Of Universal goods
| advertised in this weeks issue Of the
Saturday Evening Post-is handled in
your city at this store, Abbott 4 Son.
For Friday and SATURDAY, Levin's
sack. at $3.45. DELIVERY Of flour not
tproprised on day Of order. limit five
sacks to customer. Levin Dry Goods
Company
There was good attendance at the
| meeting Of the w. c. T. u. the mem-
| bers Of which held their regular buei-
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. B. F.. Kemper, 1903
| West State street.
The Wilmo manifold placed on the
Levin delivery car cut the gasoiene cost
from twenty two, gallons per week to
1874 gallons and gave better service.
ASK the-agent about this being placed
on your car. II. =. MiiiieT, agent, Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
A pleasant meeting was held We'd
pesday afternoon by the members Of
the Wahkonsah Club at the home of
Mrs. NJ. H. Pinkerton, sos East Main
street. Following a short business
session the time was spent with fancy
work and the hostess served refresh
ments. assisted by her son Gerald and
Miss Vera Dieterich.
.Mesdames F. s. Wing, w. p. Living
ston, Fred Wallace, r. Booth, e. Wall,
ton, and c. B. Bingaman were the
hostesses Wednesday afternoon at the
regular meeting Of the o. e. s. Circle.
which was held in the Masonic parlors.
After the routine business a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments,
were served by the hoetesses.
Piecing quilts occupied the time for
the members Of the .Archers' Aid So
ciety, who met Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of MB. Bert Beehrle ct
Riverview park. A short business
meeting was held and social hour
enjoyed, sitter which the hostess served
refreshments. assisted by Mrs. @. C.
Woodmansse and Mrs.. L e. Hublen
The regular meeting Of the Fort
nightly Bridge Club was held Wednss-
day evening at tho home Of Mr.. ana
Nu Charles Nelson. sos North First
street. Tho prizes for high score were
won by Cutler Abbott and Mrs. w. p.
Mosher. After the game the hostess
served two-course lunch, assisted by
Mrs. H. w. Householder and Miss
Edna Balch.
II you are in the market for smoked
meats Of any kind come to the Posey
Meat and Provision Company. A large
quantity to select from. We cure our
own bacon, pickle pork and dried salt
pork. Swift's Premium hams, the best
on the market, at the low price Of 2sk
cents pound. English style cured
bacon, 20 cents = pound, and home
cured bacon, IS cents pound. Plenty
OF good bacon to cook with greens
only as cents pound. Smoked bone
less butts. IS cents q pound. Buy your
meats here at wholesale prices. Posey
Meat and Provision Company. 10 South
First avenue, east Of the court house.
A party will be given next wednes-
day night on the roof garden" Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. by the high school club
to the boys Of the seventh grades Of
the Marshalltown schools. The junior
boys Of the high school are to be the
hosts Of the evening and besides the
hundred or more seventh grade boys,
the seventh grade teachers, tho prin- \
cipals Of the ward schools, Principal
Shuey, Of the high school. and Mrs.
Shuey, and superintendent and Mrs.
Palmer will be guests Of the evening.
Refreshmsnb ase 70 10 served by some
Of the teachers Of the high school. A
program has ossn Arranged and will
consist Of whistling solo by Miss
Janice Boardman, short talks by Presi-
dent Whitehill. Of the high school club.
Donald Eldridge, Coach Sanford, James
Van Law, Principal Shuey, Waldo
Gelvin, Superintendent Palmer, and 3.
p. Micklewright. The idea Of the. party
10 to make the boys who are to 50 into
the high school building next fall ac-
quainted with those whom they will
meet and to thus mako It more ma
tural and easier for them to step up
into the eighth grade.