Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-13

We take magazine subscriptions at
lowest rates. Simmons Book Store.
Fresh tenderloin q pure pork saus-
age with our line e meats. McCord
Grocery.
We have q nice assortment Of auto
robes, selling from IS to SO. Rude
Auto Company.
Mrs. PAsI J. Jepson. is seriously sick
Seventh street
Hodson Bros. public sale Of dairy
cattle, farm machinery and horses Fri
DAY, Dec. 20. Hodson Bros.
w. A. Miles, Of State Center, who
has been confined to his bed for ten
days with influenza. is improving.
Heinz Mince Meat never sold in
bulk. We also have good grade or
bulk, but not Heinz. McCord Grocery,
We have a few odds and ends of
standard made tires that we will clean
up alto per cent discount. Rude Auto
Company.
Heat and cold deflectors keep the
wind from coming thru the pedal
openings in the floor, $3.50 per set.
Rude Auto Company. .1
Just received 1000 sacks of Pillbury's
Best and White Swan -four. Don't fail
to call and get prices. Cray's Produce
House, 12s East Main street.
When you give, books. the whole
family enjoys your gifts. Everyone en-
joys reading. Why not make your
gifts far reaching? Simmons Book
Store.
AS a suggestion for a nice Christ
mas gift would call your attention TO
our stock of beautiful hand painted
china, in numerous shapes and pat
terms. Prices from IS cents to $500
each. Carriers Economy Store.
We have some nice rocking horses
and hobby horses this season and at
prices just the same as last year as We
got them early. Rocking horses $1.S5
and $2.25 each Hobby horses $4.9S
and 1896 each. These are exceptional
values. Carters Economy Store.
You are able to And some beautiful
dolls and doll cabs now at our store.
We have the life-like dolls with the
Hard to- Break heads, and they are
beautiful. We are Just receiving an
other shipment by express. 1t is worth
your time to see these dolls even If
you don't want to buy. Carriers Eco
nomy Store.
Mrs Susie White received a tele-
gram this morning from her son,
White of the marines, saying that he
left Philadelphia Thursday for Nor
folk, Va, to enter training school for
officers. White has been at the Phila-
delphia navy yard most of the time
since the San Diego, on which he was
stationed, was torpedoed. He had
been assigned to the U. s. S. Idaho
and was awaiting its completion.
The funeral Of Harry Phelps was
held from the Pursel chapel at o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Rev. w. G. Crow
der conducting the service, which was
private. The pallbearers were G. J..
and II. F. McCombs. John LOCKER,
w. w. Anderson, L. c. Hampton and
Myron Drake. The flowers were in
charge Of Mrs. L. r. Richeson, Mrs.
Charles Hodson. Mrs. Frank Wood and
Miss Hazel Kendall.
Sergeant Karl w. Wildman, Battery
2, Seventy fifth field artillery, arrived
In the city Thursday afternoon and Is a
guest 1t the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Wildman. After COM
pleting course atSthe University OF
Nebraska training school Sergeant
Wiidman was assigned to duty at
Camp Taylor. ky.. and later was trans
ferred to Camp Sheridan, Montgomery,
Ala. He was sent to Camp Dodge last
week to be mustered out of the service.
He will return to Chappell. Neb.. where
he was living prior TO mis- enlistment,
ct the conclusion oS his visit here.