Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-20
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Beets for canning. Phone white
observation-disclosures
Elmer Belt ana niece, Bessie Belt
spent Sunday with friends In Ames.
H. L. Wetherbee. Of Chicago. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
x. C. Wetherbee
David s. Good has accepted posi-
tion. as city salesman with this Arm.
Oppice Fruit Company.
Loganberry juice. delicious drink.
served free all day tomorrow at our
store. Try it. E. r. Lay.
G. F. Poffenberger arrived home Sat
urday evening from Hampshire, ILL.,.
where he has been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smell, so2 East
State street, are parents OF an eight
pound daughter; born this morning.
Drink Edelweiss, it's different Just
a case Of good judgment. Marshall-
town Candy Company. distributors.
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The Ladies Auxiliary OF the carpen-
ters union will meet Thursday after
noon at 2:30 at the carpenters hall.
Drive your car around to Patton's
gas filing station, good auto gas 30
cents, and specia. auto gas "a cents.
Patton's.
A farewell social will pe given at the
Friends church Tuesday evening for
Rev. I. N. Rich and family. who soon
are to leave the local church.
The morning breakfast will be de-
light If ybu use Dickinson's maple
syrup on your pan cakes, or waffles.
Ask the grocer for it. Marshalltown
Syrup and Sugar Company.
Mrs. Mary Patten. of Woodward,
who has been visiting for two weeks
with her daughter Mrs, Will Coy, and
granddaughter, Mrs. George Patten,
returned home Saturday evening.
Alva Moraine, wife and son Oran, of
Guthrie Center, and Mrs. Moraine's
daughter Miss Fora Yeager, Of York.
Pa, spent Sunday in the city as guests
of Rev. and Mrs. c G. zeigler.
Arthur H. Brayton. formerly of this
city but now of Des Moines, spent Sum
day in the city. Mr. Brayton has been
in the east for several weeks on bust
ness.
FTuttect your clothing. hare !. cleaned
and pressed often This will give you
better appearance, and longer wear
from your suits or dresses. Phone III,
and we vii. call for all work you have
for U.S. Marshalltown Steam Dye
Works.
Picnickers will appreciate the SER
vice this store gives in slicing the
meats just to suit, either very thin.
thick or medium, on our modern slic-
ing machine. Order your wants of
dried beef. boiled ham, bacon, veal loaf,
or other meats sliced for your picnic.
Phones 2s4. and 1884. McCords gro
Gerry.
You will find these hot days that the
heavy meal is too much, so take my
advice and spread some good jam or
jell on delicious slice Of Shrubs But
termilk bread. THIS Is undoubtedly the
finest bread baked. It's the healthfui
bread for all the family, too. Have
you tried it2 Your grocer will tell you
most .of his customers demand 1t.
Shrubs bakery and cafe.
II. D. Timer left Saturday night for
a weeks visit with friends at Dubuque,
and Sterling and Milledgevflle. Ill. At
Sterling he will meet his daughter
Garnet who has been visiting rela-
,tiyes In Sterling for several weeks.
and who will accompany him home.
Mrs Timer is in Waterloo. where she
was called by the illness OF her mother,
Mrs. s. J. Hollinssworth. who recently
underwent an operation.