Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-26

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Special reduction on Michelin Mo-
hawk and Standard Four tires for the
next ten. days. Over stocked, and tires
must sell. Standard Four Tire, IL
South First street.
Beef by the Observation-Disclosures
choice Is cents a pound: front quar-
ters, choice 12h cents a pound; Swift's
Premium lard below wholesale price.
Buy your. meats at wholesale price.
Ask for prices. Posey Meat and Pro-
vision Company, east of court house.
A knitting class will be held each
Monday at 3 O'clock beginning Oct. 20,
in the Red Cross rooms at the library,
when instruction will be given by Mrs.
Anna Smelling. Fpr beginning the ar
ticles necessary will be ball of cot
ton yarn and a pair of knitting needles.
The monthly meeting of the Danish
Ladies' Aid Society was held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Anna G. Peterson,
All North Fourth avenue. Following
the business meeting the members
spent the time with their. fancy work
and the hostess served a two-course
lunch.
When in need Of expert repair serv-
ice, call Hewitt's garage 1913. Two
service cars, night attendant. We have
Ia few more storage stalls left. Don't
risk your radiators and cylinders In
cold garages for IS month. Hewitts,
the tourists neutral garage, II and ID
West State street.
The H.. & L. restaurant has opened
and created much comment with the
popular prices asked for good whole
some food, and excellent service. You
will find this the ideal place to eat. Elk
cellent coffee served, and It's made
fresh every half hour. Special dinner
Sundays. H. & L. restaurant corner
Main and Third avenue.
You'll appreciate the Casino more
after you see the greatest Of all NOV
ing pictures "The Spy" and the STARS
and Stripes in France" This big pro-
gram will be shown Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday. admission 35 cents for
adults and 10 cents for children. Spec
ial augmented ten piece orchestra will
furnish the music. Casino theater.
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The hostesses at the meeting Of the
Congregational aid society which met
Thursday afternoon in the church par
Iors were Mesdames w. r. ShearAf, r.
w. Chamberlain, H. W. Ellis, ]. F.Tal-
lett g. c. Bell, and B. c. Whitehill,
who served refreshments at the close
Of the afternoon, which was spent in
sewing for the society An Interesting
FOL L. IN ylSr nv
Mrs. Mary Gregg, the new woman
county, agent FOR Marshall county.
''The Spy" with Dustin Farnum is a
wonderful picture and has received
worthy of praise wherever shown. The
managements considers itself FORUM
ate to bring this great patriotic picture
to Marshalltown. 1.-THE Stars and
Stripes in France" will also be shown.
This is the first authentic film which
shows our boys in France and this is
the first time shown in America It's
all in all q wonderful program and
worth more than the prices asked. Ad-
mission adults 35 cents and children
10 cents. Don't forget, Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. Matinee each day. Casino
theater.
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Word was received this morning by
J. x. Patton from his brother, I. L.
Patton, Of Newton, telling of the death
Of Mrs. Patton at o'clock this morn
ing Of diabetes, complicated with
anemia. While Mr.. and Mrs Patton
hare never lived here, they are quite
well known in the county, as Mr.. Pat
ton owns grain elevator at State
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and is interested in the Peoples Saw
ings Bank at Laurel, which is managed
by another son, Merle. A. third son,
Max, now living. in Des Moines, for
merly lived here for a short time and
was interested In the National De1ia.
tured Alcohol Company. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Patton and family will go to
Newton to attend the funeral services,