Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-12
BRING your watches in. HoossA


Bring your watches in. HodssA
Ask your neishbors how they. liked
Draft 25S. Casino.
Ask your neighbors how they liked
Draft 25s. Casino.
A camera for Christmas. What could
be better? Camera Shop.
Fountain ,pens: Waterman, Parker.
shaeffer and Moore. Camera Shop.
society will hold their annual bazaar
and chicken pie supper Thursday, Dec.
Is. All invited. Committee.
Flexible fly-away sleds at special
prices --$l19, SIPS, $1.49, $1Ss. $1.ss
each. Carter's Economy Store.
We have supply Of Johnson's Car
hon Remover and Johnson's Freeze
Proof. The G. w. Darling Company.
A spotlight makes fine Christmas
present. The G. w. Darling Company.
The Albion Presbyterian ladies' aid
Did you see those nice fancy shop
ping baskets? They're only 40 cents
and 50 cents each. Carriers Economy
Store.
Come in and see those nice desk and
chair sets for the children, beautiful
desk and chair for only s2.4s. Car
ter's Economy Store.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
United Evangelical church will meet
with Mrs. Salem Rruner, 203 Anson
street. Thursday afternoon,
. How can you please child more
than by getting Kiddie-Kar for a
Christmas present: SO cents. $1.26. $1.59,
$1.9S each. Carriers Economy Store.
Buttermilk, we now have plenty for
all. 10 cents gallon at the dairy,
bring your pail. 322 East Nevada street.
jackson Dairy Company, Phone BIT.
Tinker toys 80 cents each. drums
with deerskin heads So cents to s3.75
each. Blocks, books and games at
special prices. Carriers Economy Store.
/ Now settled In my new location at
2 and I East State street: have room
for some storage Of different kinds.
Call phone SIG instead Of Red 1912. E..
"A. Thurber.
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Van Duyn, Of
Des Moines, visited Sunday and Mon
day in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Twigg. They we're returning from a
visit In Dubuque.
Mrs. J.. g. Rails and daughter, Miss
Jennie Rails, Of Los Angeles, who have
been visiting for two weeks at the ",
F. Rails home. Ill North Third street,
left this morning for their home.
Roy Woods resident OF Colorado.
and veteran OF the civil war, was adj
Judged insane by the commissioners
Tuesday afternoon. He is being held
In Jail while the state board of con-
troll is arranEipg for his disposition.
Mrs Margaret searles. Of Gladbrook.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. w. A. Bartholomew, returned
home this morning. Another daughter.
Mrs. F. N. Henning, Of Des Moines.
who has also been guest at the
bartholomew home, returned homo
Tuesday evening. a
"Uncle Toms Cabin" the oldest and
most successful drama ever written,
has been revived by Mr.. VIM. II. Kibble
at an enormous outlay. So mammoth Is
the production that . special train OF
cars ID used for its transportation Tho
production win be seen at the Odeon
theater tonight. Prices Is. IS and 80
cents. Odeon. i
Sixteen members OF the Green Noun
tain Tuesday Club were entertained q
the hotneeof Mrs. A. Oh. Rice Tuesday
afternoon. The study lesson wa on
tIndia and lAnstraliAs ana Nf6 Fred
sJensen Wis The leader. During the
social hour the ladies' knitted Tor the
Red Cross The club II sending Z box
of candy 20 soldiers IN France ana u
going to make q dosen scrap books for
hospitals.
Members OF the Daisy Drake Mis-
sion Circle OF Central Church d
Christ met Tuesday evening With
Misses Leta Rawson and Margaret
Benedict at the home Of the formers
aunt. Mrs. E.. G. Richards. 1012, West
Church street. Mrs. Cutler McGrew
was in charge Of the devotional Pc
Rod, after which Miss Grace vincen,
read an article on India A social
hour followed, during which the hos
tesses served refreshments.
Mrs. F. G. Nichols. los Byron street,
was hostess Tuesday afternoon at the
meeting OF the Entire Nous Club. whose
members took up the study of iron
from .'The Conservation of National
Resource by Van Fise. with Mrs
EiN.aI,A%h Yewrnron ond AHi..F4 "A tt,,n
knights as the readers. An interesting
paper on Irrigation and Drainage
Projects In the United States" was
read BY Mrs.J. B. Simmons. Red Cross
work was carried on during the meet
Ing.
L The o. e. s. Circle held an all day
sew Tor the Red Cross Tuesday in the
Masonic parlors. and at noon enjoyed
lunch. which was served by Mes
DANES ]. #. Battin. G. B. Hager, r. u
Van Derveer, and w. F. Estel. Elec-
ton OF officers was held in the AZ
ternoon. resulting in Mrs. r. U. Van
Derveer being hosen president: Mrs
B. o. Nazey. vice president: Mrs. r. H
Mcdowell, secretary land Mrs. Stewart
Ea@on. treasurer. Mrs. William Gloer
Of Dies Moines, was guest from Out
Of the city.
Two Ford cars. driven by Omel
Johnson. 900 South Sixth avenue, and
w. "A. Kellogg. Of Montour, collided a,
the Intersection Of First avenue and
Church street about 2: 80 o'clock Mon
day afternoon. No one was hurt, but