Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-26

Il
our summer SALE. One Cent to 80
Cent Variety Store.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Radcliffe and
children went to Boone this morning
to visit the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Page.
See our bargains in waists our en-
tire stock Is per cent discount during
the summer SALE. One Cent to 80
Cent Variety Store.
The Country Fair now being held at
Merritt Green's home, July rs and q
will sell ice cream and cake for bene-
fit Of Red Cross all day. Committee.
Mrs. J. Ballard Of Albion, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Nebraska and western Iowa, was in
the city today while on her way home.
'How to Cut Food Costs" by
Cooper, and Canning, Preserving and
Jelly Making" BY Hill, are two books
you should own. Simmons book
store. ,,.,s. .,;s.s,.,. ...-...ss
i The wornens Missionary Association
/ Of the United Brethren church will
1 meet with Mrs., George Hines, sos
North First avenue. tomorrow after
noon. e.
Mrs. L. s. Kilborn left wednesday
for Denver where she will remain Tor
| a few weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. T. W. Protheroe. and son, Robert
| Kilborn.
When you are off for picnic It's a
| good thing to remember and order
your pastry "a day ahead by phoning
662. Central Bakery, 61S North Cen
ter street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Dieterich and
daughters, Misses Alkaline and Ruth
Dieterich left Wednesday for a short
automobile trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa
| City, and Davenport.
Wanted-To rent beginning Sept l..
two modern furnished rooms with bath
| for couple. Arranged for light houses
| keeping preferred. Unless you nave
something strictly modern do not am
swer. Address A-26, care Of Times
Republican.
Mrs A. M. Davis, 703 East Linn
street, entertained informally Wednes-
| day afternoon small company OF
l 81. er@
guests were taken for an auto ride ana
to tRverview park, where picnic iuncn-
con was served.
If you have added on to your house
or il you bought too small furnace
in the first place, arrange with US FOR
an exchange and get big new one.
Coal is coal nowadays and the large
furnace with low fire gets the most
/ heat out of the fuel used. Lennon
Furnace Company. i
The ladies Of the soldiers home q. a.
r., held picnic Wednesday at River
view park with about fifty present. Al
noon the ladies served q chicken DIN
| ner with ice cream and cake following
which program was rendered con-
sisting of Rotations by Mesdames
Ray. Thorpe, Mary Pryor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beedy and Rev. Littler, and music by
| the drum corps /.
You will find that it pays to stick to
the old reliable always and its the same
in bread, just ask for Shrubs Butter
milk bread, then when it's cut and on
the table look at it, it's appealing and
Its appetixing too. It's the eating that 10
the supreme test, and you will find that
Shrubs Buttermilk bread with its flaw
or will prove superior to all. Just try It
liz it isn't already q daily visitor to
your home. Yes, the grocer sells lots OF
It. Shrubs bakery and CAT
Complimentary to Miss Lucille Allen,
OF Clinton. Miss Eta Jansen entertain
ed several guests Wednesday evening
at her home. 502 East Main street.
at, a Japanese party. The decorations
OF the home were Japanese lanterns.
the guests came dressed in Japanese
Ikimonos, the prizes in various games
carried out the Japanese idea. Music
and dancing were also enjoyed during
the evening, at the close of which the
hostess served refreshments, assisted
by her mother Mrs. J. H. Jansen.
Rev. Jesse p. Mcknight, mention OF
;:Acse death. with his wife, and her
sister and cousin, killed In an
automobile accident at Long Beach,
Cal. Wednesday, Is known in this city,
where, fourteen years ago. he conduct
ed a series Of special meetings in the
Christian church In this city. Rev. w.
n. Scott, who was then pastor Of the
church here. knew Rev. Mr. Mcknight
very we'll Mr.. Mcknight was pastor
Of the OskalOoSe church when Rev.
ll6r Scott secured him for the meet.
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