Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-14

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seventh street. Phone white SIS.
1 The adjustable cultivatoi--great for
the garden--priced at $50. Abbott Il
Son.
Try Kemper Bros, architect ana
builder. Office over l1S East Main
street. Advertisements @
Marshalltown Market Sale Saturday,
April 81. Bring anything you have for
sale. Plumb Bros, Mason and Shoe
maker.
The one cent sale will be just as
great and more welcome than ever,
April 10, 20 and 81. Arrange to at
tend. Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
! A Majestic coal chute will improve
the old home and is a necessity in the
new one. No glass to break or founda-
tons defaced. See us. Abbott s. Son
Largest stock Of wall paper in the
city to make your selection from. first
class workmen to hang it, Twenty
rooms the first of the week can be
taken care OF. Everist's wall paper
house, opposite the NJ E. church.
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Double funeral services for a. $.
White and G. B. Stanley who died at
the soldiers home Friday, will be held
Monday afternoon from the assembly
hall, Chaplain II. O. Pratt officiating
Burial will be in the home cemetery.
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The Fidelity Savings Bank was es-
tabIished in 1892 and offers savings de-
positors the advantage of a banking
service with facilities and connections
developed from twenty five years eX-
perience in handling savings accounts
This bank has paid per cent interest
on savings deposits since it was organ
lied. Open Saturday evening. $3.50 to
S.-Advertisement.
This is an advertisement. 1t is not
ice to the women Of Marshalltown of
the observance of Chocolate Cream
coffee week, April II to IS. During
this week the grocers of the city are
Introducing to their trade, coffee made
in Marshalltown and sold at 80 cents.
|If you are not already Chocolate
Cream drinker, try pound this week.
1t appeals to the most discriminating
coffee pot. Western Grocer Mills.
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
the members of the Chatterers' Club,
of Mrs David Friend Jr, POT North
Second avenue. The time was spent
with fancy work and with guessing
contest, the prizes il the latter being
won by Mrs. G. r. Keller and Mrs.
Mary Whitney. The hostess served re-
freshments at the close of the after
noon and presented each guest with a
small flag as favor.
At the First Presbyterian church on
| Sunday the services will be held at the
following hours: Morning at II; even
ing at z: 80. The pastor, James p. Linn,
will preach in the morning and Rev. j.
W. Innes D. D., of A1nes, Iowa
will preach in the evening. DR.. Innes
is university pastor for the Presbyter-
ian church at the state college. The
church Is opposite the post office at the
corner of South Center and Church
streets. Committee.
Particular housewives appreciate the
rich and mellow qualities OF Chocolate
Cream coffee. 1t is known to the trade
as the premier 35-cent. Of Iowa. And
1t Is made right here in MarshalltowH.
imported, roasted and blended by the
Western Grocer Mills, and sold by. the
Letts-Fletc hef. Company, both Mar.
shalltown Institutions. Let your grocer
introduce you to this coffee during
Chocolate Cream coffee week, April IL
to Is. Western Grocer Mills.
Mesdames J. w. Stewart. Walter
Wilson, II. Parlow, A. ]. Glidden, and
w. H. Ford were the hostesses who
served lunch at the all-day sew held
Friday by the Baptist aid and mission
circle in the church parlors. The morn
Fling was spent in sewing and in the
afternoon the aid society held bust
ness meeting, after which the nilsson
circle took up their lesson from 'Kio-
wa" under the leadership Of Mrs. r. B..
Davidson. Mrs. Mary Van Orman was
in charge of the devotional period.
The Senior Etude Music Club met
at the home Of Miss Louise Clemens.
SOB East State street, Friday evening.
Frances Thomas, Velma Buck Fife
Robb, Anna Soukup. and Louise Glenn
ems gave piano numbers, after which
Mrs. c.. J. Scheeler gave talk on
Beethoven's birthplace. In guessing
contest the prize was won by Miss
Margaret Holt. The hostess mother.
Mrs. L. p. Clemens, and sister. Miss
Mabel Clemens, served refreshments.
S.
Commencing Sunday and for four
days Al Gorrell and his company will
be the attraction at the Odeon The
ater New plays and new specialtes
will be offered each evening. The
opening play for Sunday evening will
be "The Turning Point" A drama in
four acts with plenty of good comedy.
AL claims this is one of the best plays
he has ever offered to his friends IN
Marshalltown. Prices, lower floor re-
served 20 cents balcony and gallery
unreserved 10 cents. Seats now SELL
ing. Odeon.
Mail orders accompanied with re-
mlttance and return stamped envelope
filled in order of receipt for d. w.
Griffitts colossal spectacle "Intoler-
ance" or loves struggle turnout the
ages, which comes to the Odeon for
three days commencing Thursday;
April 10. Matinees Friday and Sat-
urday. Prices, night, lower floor, Isl
and $3.50, balcony 50-75 cents and S.,
gallery unreserved % cents: matinees,
lower floor, 70 cents and 81, balcony
50-75 cents and 81, gallery unreserved
25 cents. Order your seats today. This
production will never be seen in any
theater except those playing the high
class productions. Odeon.
LOCAL MARKETS.