Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19

Attend Painters big clothing sale Il
) you are looking for real bargains
Pairter, the clothier,
Good big load 81 dry corn cobs
81 cheapest fuel known. Phone lls
Bowles q Billings.
Keep down the highs Of Lying BY
4 attending Painters big clothing sale
Painter the clothier. iish 80 I I, II.
Mrs. +. o. Thayer and daughter wen,
this morning to Bromley to visit tht
4 formers sister. Mrs. Fay Clemens. Z
ar. and Mrs. william Hoff,, Of Ma
oti. N. d.. were in the city today or
their way to Roland to visit relative,
and friends. !.
Painters January. clearance sale i
now in progress. Attend this sale ane
get your share OF the big bargains.
Painter, the clothier
FOR first class watch repairing and
engraving, and stone setting, at low
prices see the jeweler upstairs. p. J
/ M ray, over 116 East, Main.
a some good bargains in city propert,
II say. bargains because don't list
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Frank q Hines, Masonic temple.
Men who know what>real clothes are
will at once recognize the splendid VAL
ues for little money that we are offer
ing in our suits and overcoats
Painters.
piano Is needed in the mission OF
| the Congregational church. and any
tn, condition and
wishing to donate it to this church
will please phone $50. Rev. 3. +. Mar
tin,
DO you want to build a home? YOU
can, IN the best residence district in
town and as good home as you de-
sire, IL you have 20 per cent of the
total cost to invest. See me. G-15,
Times Republican.
Evangelist Gunder and Mr.. and Mrs
Rank e. Nangle. his singers, made
I: at impression when they spoke ano
yesterday at the high school as
:cinbly. Every young man and woman
should get the uplift which comes Will
hearing the message Of Gunder ano
his party, Hear them tonight at 1886
In the Baptist temple. Committee.
silk-Tone, the beautiful. is a wash
able. sanitary, syelvet finish for all in.
terror surfaces. Sold in eighteen beau
tiful colors and white. See 1t on tht
walls OF the Strand Theater, Pilgrim
Hotel and Y. NJ. C. A. Color card ant
further information cheerfully fur.
nished on request. Marshall Oil Com.
pany, general distributors. John B
Simmons local dealer.
Ralph w. Leisher, an evangelist Of
this city, living at sol West State
street, has Just received from the press
his latest gong 'tWl1o VIII Care For
Ne n Papa Falls on the Battlefield"
&, Mr. Leisher wrote both the lyric and
music. He has published several other
songs, among which are ITO the Old
Home, ON Let Me- Go s.Be ck.r and
when the Leaves Turn to Gold.
Mrs. w. H. Wallace was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the regular
meeting Of Rowena- Circle at the r, ~
wallace home, 402 Woodbury. street
Following q short business meeting
the members spent the time in piecins
quilts and also enjoyed a guessing con-
test in which the prize was won by
Mrs. A. E. Paxson. Mrs r. F. Wal
lace assisted the hostess IN serving re-
treatments,
The automatic sprinkler system at
the Fisher Governor Company's plant
turned in an alarm Of fire at the CEN
trail station at 11:15 Thursday night,
but there was no fire, and the water In
the system was not released. A defect
in the alarm system de- supposed to have
caused the alarm to ring. Sparks
from the chimney burned small hole
IN the roof of the house at 80 West
State street early Thursday afternoon.
THE property isssowned by the HUM
sslnng estate and is occupied by William
4 Crinklaw
In honor Of Miss Marie Adams and
Il her brother Joseph, Of Edmonton. Alta
Miss Viola Ennis entertained eighteen
friends Wednesday evening at hel
s home, over 100 West Main street
4 Guessing contests, music and dancing
{ pleasantly occupied the hours, after
which the hostess served refreshments
4 Miss Adams and her brother. who have
i been visiting friends in the city and
I also their mother, Mrs. Ella Wanger
at Green Mountain, will leave fol
. Canada next week.
Saturday and Monday bargains:
4 Two cans Early June peas 25 cents;
4 two large cans tomatoes % cents; 35-
cent bulk coffee, as long as its lasts
4 Is cents pound; Armour's and SWifti
premium bacon 20 cents pound, also q
I good bacon 20 cents a4pound; choice
l beef, veal and mutton. Compare our
h prices with others for the same grade
& meat and you will find ours the lowest
Fine large oranges per dozen 25 cents
4 Sugar fourteen pounds 81. Best grade
1t flour, sack $2.4S. Phone 1872 Enter
prise cash grocery and meat market.
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Members Of the staff OF Pebbles, the
Y high school paper, were entertained az
dinner Thursday evening by Sherman
a McNally, editor Of the paper, at his
home, West Webster street Pink
sweet peas decorated the table and
were also given as favors. The hosts
z mother, Mrs. James McNally, served
dinner. in which she was assisted by
her mother. Mrs. George Storey, OF
n Fremont, Neb., and her daughter
Il Miriam. The evening hours were en-
joyed with photograph music and In
e z 4: Is sneeiall edition nfathe paper
the guests being blindfplded to draw
n cover designs and also writing orig
hal poems for the edition.
Mesdames +. A. Moscrip, 3
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