Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-12

| 'oCHIHlul ) HaIuWaTe.
For low prices In watches, diamonds
and repairing, Murray, the teweler. ll6
East Main street, up stairs.
! Now is the time to purchase your
underwear, hosiery. and blankets. Our
stock Is complete Benedict & Brint-
nall
Conserve breadstuffs by storing your
flour and bread we'll See our flour
bins and bread boxes. Schmidt's hard
ware.
Buy Liberty Loan bond today. Ask
your banker about this 4 per cent in
vestment. Marshall County Liberty
Loan Committee.
We have just received shipment of
fancy silk and serge dress skirts; 81
and So values on sale, your choice,
s4.99. One-Cent to 99-Cent Variety
Store.
| Our Perfection oil heater means com
fort and quick action. We have sold
the Perfection since it came on the
market and know it offers good ser
vic Schmidts hardware
Are you suffering from hemorrhoidS
II so you can be successfully treated
without the knife at the Drugless San
atorium, corner Of Church street and
First avenue. Dr.. H. H. Dorrell.
Sharp reductions on children's ging-
ham and percale school dresses, sizes
up to ID years-one-fou off the reg
ular price. Inspect these exceptional
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A new supply of Tate's Dustles1
mops and busters awaits your inspec-
ton. We recommend a wool wall
brush to clean the walls and ceilings
without injury to the wall paper
Schmidt's hardware.
Potatoes-We will be unloading q
car Of potatoes tomorrow, and they
are the good Grundy Center potatoes
They are ripe and will keep. If you
want some, phone 80, 1856 or come
to our sale pavilion tomorrow. Plumt
Bros.
We have sold the original Hot
Blast heaters in MarshalltoWn fol
twenty-five years. For the easiest
control of the fire, for the best fire.
keeper, for the correct stove for any
fuel. we recommend the Cole line
Prices from s14 up. Schmidts hard
ware.
Leon Brintnall, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Brintnall. 1909 West Main street
is Ill at his parents home, suffering
from an abscess in the left ear. The
drum was punctured in order to pro-
vide drainage, and symptoms Of mas
tolditis are being guarded against in
the hope Of overcoming the possibility
Of the more severe trouble:s ~
Tomorrow, Saturday, is the last day
for the Liberty sale. Take advantage
OF this sale Of necessities Of life. The
big package contains one pound OF
Opelo coffee, SO cents: one-half pound
tea, so cents: one-half pound Symonds
Inn cocoa, % cents, and one bottle CT
symonds Inn vanilla, rs cents: tota
value, S1.3S; all for SO cents. Mcbride
& VIII Drug Company.
Mr.. and Mrs E. spittle. of Akron
are visiting at the home of Mrs
spittle's niece, Mrs. George Specht
three miles northeast of the city. Mr.
and Mrs. Spittle formerly lived one
mile south Of this city on Center street
moving away forty three years ago
The ground on which their Highland
Home stock farm was then situated is
now within the corporate limits of the
city.
In honor of Miss Lois Glidden, who
is to be married Oct. IS to R. E. White
Mrs Charles Vyskocil 10 South Sew
enth avenue entertained thirty young
ladies at a kitchen shower Thursday
evening. A pleasant evening was
passed in making hot dish holders fol
Miss Glidden and with vocal numbers
by Miss Bess Davis, after which Miss
Glidden unwound a spider web and
found her shower at the end. Mrs
Fred Weaver, Mrs. V. E. Soderquist
and Miss Esther Weaver assisted thu
hostess in serving refreshments. Deco.
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