Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-30

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Diamonds Hellbers.
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Howard watches. Hellbers.
Cora williams choate, physician.
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Bring your watches in. Hodxea
Dr. Billiard. osleopatb Is West Main
Insurance office over % East Main
street. A. H. Welker.
Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread Contra! bakery.
Cooks and Walters ball at Cronl<le-
ton hall tonight, big carnival ball. Com
mittee.
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Mrs. NJ. r. Ebert went this morning
to West Union for brief visit with
! friends.
Tonight is the Cooks and Walters
Carnival Ball at Cronkleton hall.
Committee.
Spanish War Veterans meet at Com
| mercial Club Wednesday, p. m.
Thomas, commander.
Don't forget the big Halloween dance
! "Wednesday night, Oct. 81, at Red Mems
hall. Eppele Orchestra.
Lost-Man's gold watch last Thurs
day evening. Finder please phone yell
low s3o-Advertisement.
T. N. Downs went this afternoon to
Clinton, where tonight he gives an en-
tertainment before the Rotary Club.
Prairie Cold by Iowa authors rs
cents Of each copy for the Red Cross.
Get yours today. Simmons book store.
Send the soldier boys book. We
have 5000 former $3.50 copyrights VS.
are selling for 60 cents per copy. Sim
mons book store.
ShCupSI 6OOuS, SuCIl DIS SOupS,
peas, I've hominy. and milk hominy,
pumpkin, etc., in Decent cans. Rhones
284 and 1854. McCords grocery.
Red Letter Day tomorrow. Bring
your stamp book to our third floor
premium parlors and receive ten s. &
III. stamps free. Levin Dry Goods
Company.
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| your stamp book to our third floor
premium parlors and receive ten S. &
III. stamps free. Levin Dry Goods
| Company.
Red Letter Day tomorrow. Bring
your stamp book to our third floor
premium parlors and receive ten 8. &
H. stamps free. Levin Dry Goods
| Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Williams ar
rived home this morning from a ten
days visit with relatives and friends
| at indianapolis, Ind, and Monmouth
and Peoria, III. 3t
Mrs. Edward McEvoy. Of Papillion.
! Neb, who has been visiting several
days with Mrs. Minnie Durham left for
her home today. She is returning from
a visit in Chicago.
To maintain the present standard
| quality Of the San Felice" and Court
Royal 1nvincible' the factories have
advanced the retail price to 6 cents
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Just received another lot Of soldier
| boy testaments. We are selling lots
| of fountain pens, writing cases, soldier
| diaries, playing cards, etc., for soldier
bod comfort kits. Simmons book store.
Pure sorghum in bulk. Bring in your
pals and jugs for this fine sorghum.
It il cheaper than using syrup and it's
better. Great for pancakes, waffles, etc.
Phones 2S4 and 11s4. McCord's grocery.
Carload Of fancy Winesap apples on
Union Cheese Company tracks, at $1.15
per bushel Of 48 pounds, or 81 a bas-
ket. Your last chance for good winter
apples at the right price. George J.
Doyen. ~. s
| Mrs. L. q. Hoover. accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. M. ]. Smith, OF
| Oskaloosa, who have been visiting for
! several days at the Fred Kruse home,
at Melbourne, were in the city this
morning while on their way home.
Apgar. the busy photographer. is al
ready making Christmas photographs.
Right now Is the time for you to come
in and get our prices. We have all our
new holiday styles, and this year, with
everything SO high in price, your photo
graph will be by far the most econom-
ical gift and the best, too. Apgar's
studio.
Sparks from chimney in the Shove
| flats, 404 North Fourth street. occu-
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Bogardus families, called out the de-
partment at o'clock Monday night
when it was feared possibly the roof
might ignite. An overheated smoke
pipe from the furnace. which scorched
the asbestos protection Of the ceiling,
added. to the alarm Of the occupants
| Of the building. No damage resulted!
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR HERE.
Investigates Talk Of Persons Who De-
cIared Banks Gained inSGiberty Eoan.
Sent out by the government internal
revenue service office at Omaha to In
vestigate Liberty Loan slackers." W.
F. Chambers, Of Omaha, today investi-
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