Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-16
CITY IN BRIEF

|: 2s4. Mccord's grocery.
i: Oysters with the ocean flavor, in
. glass jars. Myers grocery.
, Always ask your grocer for Sweet
|: Home bread. Central bakery.
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i Fresh new stock Of walnuts in shells.
i Yes, large ones. Myers grocery.
/! A fine bunch Of 900 pound steers for
+: sale. All good ones. See us. Plumb
1 Bros.
!! Mrs. A. D. Allen and Miss Dora
/ Webb. Of Gearing, were in the city
!: Thursday.
i Odd lots knit underwear IS cents
Saturday night. One-Cent to Scent
/: Variety Store.
|: Mary Gardens chocolates. fresh each
: week and kept on Ice. Old Reliable
i Drug Company
!; When writing think Of Whiting. The
J; newest in fine stationery now on dis
|: play. Bowens kodakery.
For Rent-Very desirable front room
!: for one or two gentlemen. IL South
Third avenue.-Advertiseme
Ladies' union suits, odd lots, STAT
! values on sale Saturday SO cents. One
! Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
This morning a supply Of Jones dairy
/: farm little pig sausages arrived. Enjoy
them for breakfast. Myers grocery.
/: Car Colorado extra fancy bulk
Jonathans on Union Cheese Company
tracks Price right. w. A. Darling.
| Candy special-jelly beans. cocoanut
cones, fig squares, 16 cents a pound.
One-Cent to ss-Cent Variety Store.
!: Tor Sale-A fine car of potatoes. If
|; you need potatoes, they will be on track
: Friday. Phone green lass. Plumb Bros.
i Ask us about our 81 rates for family
!: washing. Quality and quick service
! guaranteed. Phone 582. Palace Laundry.
|; "Louisine" stationery, % cents pound;
envelopes, 8 cents a package. Finest
grade stock. One-Cent to 99-Cent Va
4 riety Store.
/; How about set of prints off your
/! vacation films for Christmas presents.
|; Your friends will sure enjoy them.
|: Bowens kodakery.
/ Visit our candy department-cocoa-
/ nut creams and bonbons, chocolate
4 creams, 10 cents pound. One-Cent to
i ss-Cent Variety Store.
Attend our stationery sale-'Iouis-
\ inc" pound paper % cents a pound; en-
\ velopes, 8 cents a package. One-Cent
/ to se-Cent Variety Store.
i Thanksgiving dinner is not far of, so
\ start to plan now. Table cluster raj
oir vi OH,cyfo IN, u1o 10 ro
etc.. ETC., are here. Myers grocery.
The Myers grocery store window is
/ full Of good things for the Sunday din
Il liner = grapefruit, large green peppers,
i Cascava melons, celery, etc. Myers
h grocery.
Columbia Grafonolas are sold in
4 Marshalltown at this store. A complete
!; stock Of machines and records to
!: select from. Camera Shop, II East
il Main street.
il Farmers, we buy and pay the high
!; est cash price for dressed geese,
|: ducks, turkeys and oil kinds Of pou!-
try. Phone 522. Posey Meat and Pro-
!: vision Company.
4 Sonora, the photograph of the age,
\ both as to tone and cabinet. Marshall
d town has Sonora storea Camera
y Shop, IA East Main.
z Potatoes-in order to get the car un-
d loaded at once, we will sell fine pota-
d toes in five-bushel lots or more Satur-
Y day and Monday at $3.50 per bushel.
d Car is on the M. & st. L. tracks. Phone
green 1456. Plumb Bros.
Al DR.. B. F. Hamilton's buttermilk and
= witch hazel soap will be on special sale,
and as soap is going higher and higher
: in price, it's d good time to buy d sup
ply. Three cakes in box and seven
y boxes for 81. Myers grocery.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First United
Evangelical church will hold a bazaar
and exchange Friday and Saturday
November Is and II, at the Iowa Rail-
way and Light Company's office, 119
East Main street. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Hauser, of
Melbourne, are the parents of a daugh-
ter, born at st. Thomas hospital We'd
nesday afternoon. The child is their
first born. Mrs. Hauser was Miss
Naomi Alderman, of this city, before
her marriage.
For Saturday we are going to sell
'Iowana" bacon, made from Iowa's
choice corn fed hogs, for 43 cents per
pound. Plenty of spring chickens and
lamb; everything else that is good.
Lard, 30 cents per pound. Urbine's
Meat Market, phone 394.-Advertise-
ment.
The Marthans Of the Baptist church
met Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Marie Mcclure: 107 North Fifth
street. During the business meeting
the blue violet and the wild fern, ttypi-
flying faithfulness and sincerity, were
chosen as the class flower, and for the
class colors, blue and green were Sc
lected. A class spoon was given Mrs.
Lois Glidden White, as wedding gift.
After a forty-five minute study period,
refreshments were served by the host
ess, and games and social time were
enjoyed. New members were Misses
Esther Rawson, Blanche Davids and
Mrs. r. s. Human. Miss Rawson Is
assistant secretary Of the Y. w. G. A.,
and comes to the city from her home
at Omaha, fi1esb.
At tho Hospitals.
The condition Of G. e. King, of
vinton, who was badly hurt in an
automobile accident Thursday morning
| on the Lincoln Highway west Of the