Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-12

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sOne new gas range worth $3.50 now
$2S.s Schmidts hardware.
sunkist oranges 25, 80 and 40 cents
per dozen. Sanitary grocery.
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Fine, large olives In bulk. Phones
2S4 and 1854. McCord's grocery.
Buy Tip-Top bread, fresh every
day at this store. Sanitary grocery.
Coal is high ,Sift your ashes with q
furnace ash shovel Schmidts hard.
ware. s
Hear Gunder ut Baptist temple to-
night at 1880. He is speaking to big
crowds every night. Committee
clinker. hook Is the correct way -
removing clinkers from your furnace.
We have the hooks. Schmidt's hard
ware.
Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis
will meet Saturday afternoon with
Miss Susie Sower, 201 East state
street. ~ fR
b Black and red raspberries. black
berries and strawberries, put up in
syrup, at Is. 20, % and 80 cents per
can. Sanitary grocery.
Mrs. J. L. Johnson, Jr, arrived home
Thursday evening from Green Bay,
Wis, and Chicago, where she, has been
visiting for two months.
EldersV V. B, Watts. of Nevada. will
speak at the Seventh Day Adventist
church Saturday afternoon at 1880 and
Sunday evening at 1880
Mrs. A. r. Davis returned Thursday
evening from Oskaloosa where she has
Coleman. for few days.
Z. All kinds of razors, strops, safety
razor blades, etc. Durham demonstra-
tor safety razor now Is cents. Try i
out at the price Of a single shave.
Schmidt,s hardware.
Drs. r. M. Allen and F. J. Neiman
went this morning to Ames to attend a
meeting of the State Veterinary Assoc
citation. This is the last day of the
meetings which have been in session
for three days.
Members of the Wttenagemote Club
held their first meeting of the new
year Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Thaddeus Binford, Ito North
Second avenue, when they continued
their reading of "The Rising Tide" by
Margaret Deland.
The singing of the big chorus in the
Presbyterian Baptist evangelistic cam
paign is one Of the features Of every
meeting. You will enjoy the music.
We want you to come and hear the
Nangles who are making big hit each
night. Committee.
Mrs. C. H. Jones was hostess Thurs
day afternoon to the meeting of the
aid society of the State Street United
Evangelical church at the church.
Quilting occupied the remainder of the
afternoon and refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Moehrl
When Gunder, the evangelist,
breaches he has a message that gets:
men. Every night 80 per cent of the
audience is men, and men seem to keep
coming back again to hear him. He
will speak especially to men tonight in
the Baptist temple at 7:30. Why not
plan to spend the time in warm,
well-lighted, comfortable place? Com.
mittee. So
Silk-Tone, the beautiful. is wash,
able, sanitary, velvet finish for all in
terror surfaces. Sold in eighteen beau
tiful colors and white See it on the
walls Of the Strand Theater, Pilgrim
Hotel and Y. M. C. A. Color card and
further information cheerfully fur
nished on request. Marshall OIL Com
pany, general distributors. John B..
Simmons, local dealer.
There was a large attendance at the
Of the aid society Of Central
Church Of Christ, which was held
Thursday afternoon in the church par
lors. During the business meeting
yearly reports Of committees were Civ
en- land Rev w. M. Baker gave talk
on the work to be taken up this year.
The remainder Of the time was spent
in tying comforters and in mending
clothes for some poor children, after
which refreshments were served cafe
terra style by the hostesses, EMesdames
J. F. Radcliffe, E. c. Brown, J. A. Pegg
and p. w. Burke.
Twenty-one members of st. Margar-
cts Mission answered roll call at the
meeting held Thursday evening with
Miss Eva Nickel and Miss Marie Mil
Ter as hostesses at the Nickel home.
30s North First street. During the
business meeting the members were di-
vided into three divisions, each division
to entertain the society at supper dur
ing the remainder OF the year, begin
ming with the next meeting. A social
hour followed, during. which refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
who were assisted by Miss Bernice
Nickel, Miss Anna McCombs, and Mrs.
Clarence Alexander.
Mesdames III. G.. Brintnall, Robert
Mullin, F. S. Wing, George Downing,
and j. v. Bass were hostesses Thurs
day afternoon to the postponed De-
cembeY meeting of the travel depart
ment cf the Wcman's Club, which was
held at the Brintnall home, 1909 West
Main street. The program for the aft
ernoon comprised four papers. Mrs.
"A. e. Nickel read Of Washington and
its environs, Mrs g. A. Tewksbury Of
Virginia, its early days, plantation life,
and the civil war;; Mrs. Will Wallace
told Of Chicago. and Mrs. G. r. Schoen-
hut Of the auditorium and art institute
in Chicago A social hour followed the
program. during which refreshments
were served by the hostesses.