Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-17

| LOSdHDeTTy juice, ueiiClouS uAhAn'
served free all day tomorrow at our
store, Try it. E. r. Lay.
Ice cream--best grade strawberry
and vanilla-our price I'm cents pint.
One Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
Early fall hats--felts, plush, velvets
SIS values for s1.59, $16s and s1.ss.
One Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
Ask to see our early fall hats
before paying IS for your hat inspect
our bargain tables--you will find IS
values here for $l99, $2.19 and $2.49.
One Cent to 80 Cent Variety Store.
The latest of auto jacks for the gar
age, which lifts car off all four wheels
when in garage, is being demonstrated
in front of Clifton Hotel. See it. Wanted
statesmen with observation-disclosures
Good lard sold for 20 cents pound
| last week. this week % cents, and it
will be 80 cents next week, and may
be much higher-so you better hurry
and buy some of our good lard while
the prices are right. Choice hams %
| cents a pound. Phone 552. Posey
Meat & Provision Company.
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r. E. Sears arrived home Thursday
night from Houston, Tex, where he
| has been spending much of his time
for several years, looking after an 5000
acre plantation he purchased nine
years ago. Mr.. Sears has sold the re-
| naming $500 acres Of the land, re-
| serving what oil there may be under
the land, and expects soon to complete
| ha of ha ~ RI a G.
certain just how rich the deposit may
be.
| Mesdames w. L. Shearer, R. B. ST.
! lence T. M. Sparks. Viola Stanton,
Johanna Trautman and R. p White
| mack were hostesses to the ladies' Aid
| Society of the Methodist church, which
met in the church parlors Thursday
afternoon. The time was spent in do
| ing Red Cross work and with a short
program consisting Of cornet solo by
| Bethel Carl and vocal solo by Mrs.
| A. NJ Hewitt, after which refreshments
were served by the hostesses
A few Of our bargains in groceries.
| You can always do just as we'll and
| generally better by trading at this
! grocery Mason jar cans per dozen ~
| cents, three dozen best heavy rubbers
| 25 cents, Mason two-quart jars, per
dozen 95 cents, Mason one-quart jars,
! dozen Is cents, Mason pint Jars, %
| cents per dozen. Heinz picking vim
egar per gallon, 40 cents. Pure cider
vinegar per gallon 80 cents. White
wine vinegar gallon % cents. Regular
| 30-cent glass of dried beef. 25 cents
We deliver, phone ESQ. Batesole Gro
| Gerry Company, 90 North First avenue.
Mrs. j. W. Pursel and Misses Mary
and Jessie Hall, Dell Winery and
| Marie Welch arrived home Thursday
afternoon from their motoring trip to
Yellowstone National Park, completing
journey of 3,O25 miles without seri-
Gus mishap. Aside from a broken
spring, the replacing of an inner tube,
and five punctures, the trip was I'M
| eventful as far as machine or tire
] trouble was concerned "The school
1 teachers and the undertaken as the
women were known by their newly
made friends in the park, had most
delightful outing. They averaged $50
miles per day both ways, camped
| wherever it suited them, and got most
Of their own meals. The members of
| the A. E. Nickel party, who made the
trip to the park at the same time, ar
rived home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Moscrip are. in
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