Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-11

With the completion of the two ex.
the fair grounds, the exhibits the
Merchants Exhibit and Arc. de .,ild'
ings again this year are proving cen.
tiers of attraction about the grounds
When family party starts upon its
tour among exhibitors every member
will find the things that interest them
in merchants exhibits as follows:
In Merchants Exhibit Hall.
Just as one enters he will find the
Gregory Coal and Coke Company eX-
hibit Of semi-enthracite Milwaukee,
ISolvay coke, (egg. nut and range)
Iowa and Illinois lump, and Purity
lump, as well as other Goals noted for
their heating qualities. Coal is coal
this year and the Gregory company is
prepared TO explain the heating eff
cheney Of the kinds il sells
House of the Lennox Furnace.
AS Dayton Is widely known as the
home of the cash registers and Detroit
the home OF the automobiles, Mar
shaltown is known from Pittsburgh TO
San Francisco as the home OF the
Lennox Torrid Zone furnaces, and the
immense factories which greet the
trsnseontinental tourists on the Lincoln
highway are within full view from the
fair grounds. Their exhibit this yeat
Is Of unusual interest 10 farmers be-
cause of the special furnaces shown
for heating farm homes. In addition,
20 the regular line of riveted steel, gas
tight Torrid Zone furnaces in many
different sizes for heating any siZed
house. the company exhibits this year
special casing and method OF set
ing without using the several pipes
for warm air runs. II is especially
adapted TO old houses and compactly
arranged houses, and avoids the diff
culties and expense Of putting pipes
into an old house by taking all the
warm air through one large opening
directly over the furnace.
This company sends its Marshall
town products all over two-thirds
of the United States and throughout
the Canadian northwest, where none
but the most powerful heaters can bat
tie with a northern winter, and the
Companys heating engineers are equip
ped with the wide experience neces-
sary to plan a correct installation for
any kind of a building from the small
farm house with the monopipe system
to the Methodist, Baptist, COngrega-
tionaI and Presbyterian churches in
Marshalltown, with their huge batter
les of furnaces and fan driven air
warming and ventilating plants
Interesting to Farmers.
half Two
wheels. pulleys, hose packing and 9TH
err mill supplies shown by the supply
department Of the Fisher Governor
Company attracts the farmer in these
most interesting days Of the farm fac
tory, especially SO to the owner Of
threshing outfits, lighting plants, etc.
Each article is we'll displayed and a
competent man in charge, who is ready
and willing to explain the needs and
uses Of each one in particular.
Bid on Emerson Piano.
At the old reliable Tuffree Music
House booth, people are invited to
place bids on the high grade Emerson
piano. which will be sold to the high
est bidder. This wells known piano.
which is a regular $3.50 plano, is to
be sold to the one who puts in the
highest bid for It during the fair.
Somebody is going to be fortunate
enough to get this piano at his own
price and Emersons are found in most
of the Marshalltown homes in which
cultured musical talent has made pur-
chasers discriminating.
Familiar Faces Seen.
Photographs Of your friends are
shown by the we'll known Huber stu
d;e of IA East Main street. Those who
appreciate one Of the arts preserva-
rive can we'll spend five minutes gaz-
Ing at the many photographs shown.
beautiful portraits in various tones and
coloring, look the visitor in the eye, as
~ TO speak, so life-like are they. Here
one can listen to the patriotic music
being played on the Columbia Grafo-
nola for which the Camera Shop also
OF IA East Main street is distributor
Furs Of Every Description.
Fall and winter begin to warn that
4he time is near for furs, so most
timely display Of Willard, Son & Com
many which shows the latest fashions,
and demanded styles Of furs, in neck
piAces, coats, hats, etc, ETC., for the
men. women and children, holds at
tention. Furs always charm with their
beauty and usefulness. and one can
depend upon finding the women gath
ered around this interesting and pretty
dispIay. As Willard, Son & Company
carry exclusive lines Of high grace
n,flIinerythey have added this year
nev attraction to their booth display.
- RCD Cross Has Booth.
The Bucnwald Lumber Company has
donated to the Red Cross it's. booth in
the Arcade. Here baskets and other
erficles are sold for Red Cross benefit.
Hood Tires Featured.
The Central Tire Company shows
- famous Hood tire, which gives a
,rf,eaee guarantee on the 3-inch and
Ne az Inch plain tire Of 5000 and on
- Arrow Hood tire 1900 miles, and
n The i, AZ and b-inch plain tire
K.eoo and on the same in Arrow
H0pd tires 5000 miles. With a COM
sy,esent man in charge of this booth
me is an opportunity to learn
a0mething about tires If one stops to
-, fcs a minute. It will be worth
! v1eit to the fair. Learn about Hood
t1f~o II you own a car, and if you
60ntt own car. learn about Hood
it,, anyway The world has only
90 kinds Of people nowadays, those
4 own automobiles and those who