Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-21

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Bring your watches in. Hodssa
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Dr.. Cora Williams choate. Fidelity
bank building.
Spirella corsets Phone 1883 yellow
advertisement
Your rugs cleaned like new. The
Cleaners. Phone 39.-Advertisement.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. C
A. will meet Thursday afternoon in the
association building.
"She Stops to Conquer tonight al
S o'clock at the Congregations
church. Committee.
East smoked White fish, special tw'
pounds for % cents Phone 13 or &c
Bargain Store meat market.
The Concordia Nahebund will NEE
Thursday afternoon at the home O
Mrs. Kate Vogel, 10 East State street.
The Harmony Aid Society will NEE
Thursday afternoon in the Odd Eel
lows hall, with Mrs. G. l.. Mason a:
hostess.
Channel cat, perch and haliout FOL
tomorrow's trade. Also plenty of fresh
oysters. Phones IS and rs. Bargain
Store meat market.
The aid society OF the First United
Evangelical church will hold an all
day meeting Thursday il the lecture
room of the church.
st. Margaret's Mission will NEE
Thursday evening with Mrs. w f. Els
tel and Mrs. lola Jepp at the ho:ae OF
the former, 6 North Seventh street.
The Franklin Mothers Club will
meet Thursday afternoon in the school
building, when DR.. r. F. French vii
talk on "The Prevention Of Colds and
Throat Trouble"
Dress sale-about one dozen more o!
those pleated and embroidered WOO
crepes and French serges still going al
bargain prices. Get yours now. Ben
edict &, Brintnall.
A review Of the years study was
enjoyed by the members of the Entire
Nous Club, who met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Anna Shell
ing, 500 West Main street
Smoked White fish, speculative
pounds for 25 cents all day tomorrow
At this price smoked White fish will
not be delivered. Phones 13 and rs
Bargain Store meat market.
10 cha1 ~ to- wi lac
Saturday. March "a. and Tuesday
March 81. On Saturday we sell horses
and mules, ard Tuesday everything
Plumb Bros, Mason g. Shoemaker.
Mrs. l. o. Kemble, 53S North Third
street. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
at the regular meeting of the Haw
thorne Club, whose members took up
their lesson study informally under the
leadership Of Mrs. W. B. Hull.
A special sale of ]. p. Coats crochet
thread, to 40. 10 cents ball, and AZ
to 70, 121A cents a ball; also C. NJ. c.
thread, fast colors, 10 cents ball. and
c. NJ. c. midget thread, all colors, 6
cents ball. The Gift Shop. IS South
First avenue
If a 6 per cent first mortgage meets
your requirements for funds now on
hand, write for full particulars 6 per
cent first mortgage bond - interest
semi annually. Iowa property twice
total bond issue. Limited offering at
par plus accrued interest. Address
A, care Times Republican. - Adver-
tisement.
Members Of the Carpenters Auxil-
larry held their regular meeting in car
penters' hall Tuesday afternoon. The
auxiliary has made canvass Of stores
selling union made merchandise and
have agreed to favor such stores with
their business. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Charles Leonard and
Mrs. George Adams.
Mesdames I. L. Negly, John Southland.
D. L. Birks, G. A. Gregory, and Martin
Anderson were hostesses Tuesday aft
ernoon to the. meeting of the Royal
Neighbors Aid Society, which was
held at the Negly home, 514 North
Second avenue. The afternoon hours
were enjoyed socially. with fancy work
and with guessing contests, in which
the prizes were won by Mrs. H.. H.
Hoffa, Mrs. Henry Kimba!l, and Mrs.
T. Wertenberger. The hostesses served
refreshments.
Beside their usual reading from
Julius Caesar" the members of the
Shakespeare Club also enjoyed the
reading of chapter on the position of
United States from Pan Germanism"
by Roland G. Usher, when they met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Harriet Daily, 20s West State street.
The article was written before the war
and told in an interesting manner Of
the influence and capability Of the
United States pertaining to war and
finance.
Mrs. Charles Myers Mrs. j. B. Loef-
fel, and Miss Ruth Haines were the
hostesses Tuesday at the regular meet
ing Of the Tuesday Musical Club,
which was held at the Myers home,
1912 West Main street. During the
business meeting plans for the spring
festival were discussed. The program
for the afternoon consisted of piano
numbers by Miss Grace Swingley and
Mrs. r. E. Keyser, and songs by Mrs.
Myers and by a quartet composed of
Mrs A. n. Hewitt and Misses Ruth
Haines, Anna Maude Kimberly. and
Loa Scheeler. At the close Of the pro-
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