Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-07-10

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DR.. Graham, osteopath. Masonic tsmpi'
Chamberlain. glasses. Masonic temple
Don't forget Niederhaussrs dsnce
"Wednesday. July l0.--Advertisement
Ice cream. Is cents pint---take advan-
tsge of this saving. One-Cent to 90
Cent Variety store.
We have a full line Of bulbs for
| automobile lights, Fords speciality
Rude Auto Company.
The Strand ad last night should have
read Coming Saturday" instead OF
| Coming Sunday Strand.
Travelling Freight Agent w. r. ster-
rett, of the NJ. & st. L.. was in the
city today on business.
The aid society Of the First United
Evangelical church will meet Thursday
afternoon in the lecture room of the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Stemple. so:
| DIoHilSy 5tISSN, aiC pol Va ~ Soi
born Tuesday evening at st. Thomas
hospital.
Swift's Wool Soap" for toilet and
bath. woolens and fine fabrics. Specia
| Thursday. S cents bar. One Cent tc
90 Cent Variety Store.
Frank Dewey, formerly Of this city,
but now Of Brooklyn, who has been
| here for a few days on business, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Flags and patriotic cmblems for
| automobiles are very appropriate at
| this time We have a large and var
led stock Rude Auto Company
Entire stock of millinery to be closed
out regardless of cost. See the newest
thing in service tams. Automobile hats
and caps at bargain prices. Hats down
| to so cents. Weber's Millinery.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Trim
| ity Lutheran church, formerly the
Swedish Lutheran. will meet Thursday
afternoon in the church parlors and be
entertained by Mrs. John Quuist.
Private Russell F.. Varnum, who is
stationed at Fort Worth. Tex, and who
has been home for a few days. visiting
| his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. I. X
varnum, has returned to camp.
DR.. Center's pain Paint" remark
able remedy for the cure of rheu-
matism, is now on sale at 205 Masonic
Temple 81 postpaid. Results are quick
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hats will sell as low as 80 cents at
our closing out sale. See the newest
thing in service tams. Automobile hats
and caps at bargain prices. Entire
stock to be closed out regardless OF
cost. Webers Millinery.
Top dressing and body polishes ar
a speciality of ours. If You wish to
keep your car and top in a first class
condition Won will not make a mis-
take in looking over our supply. II
| is a. pleasure to serve you. Rude Auto
Company.
Mrs. A. r. Young. Of the soldiers
home, celebrated the 77th anniversary
of her birth Tuesday afternoon at the
home 81 Mrs Richdrd West, sos Eas
State street. where the time was pleas
antly enjoyed. At the close of the az
ternoon Mrs. West served two-cous'
supper.
w. L. Knight 1903 Summit street
found in his potato bin a curiosity II
the shape of q potato which hat
sprouted In such a way as to cause
three small potatoes to emerge from
the center Of the parent. The three
new potatoes are as we'll formed as tho
they had been nourished in the ground
The members OF the Martha Wash
lington Club were pleasantly entertaine
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. H. w. Jent
zen at her home, 1905 South First ave
nue.. The hours were passed with fame,
work and with a guessing contest II
which the prizes were, won by Mrs. D
R. Potter and Mrs. ]. v. Charney. TIL
latter assisted the hostess in SERVING
light refreshments.
Funeral services for Miss Berth;
Rosen were held Tuesday afternoon a
| 2 O'Clock from Central Church o
| Christ, in charge of Rev. Fl. r. Martin
| The pail bearers were Frank Dursee
Russell James, Melvin Caughey, JohI
Cavanaugh, G. r. Bollinger. and c
! carlson. Mr6. lQa anu mary Java
naugh, Alta Caughey. Grace Lundy
Edna Cole, and Minnie Howell wer'
| the flower bearers. Burial was i,
Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brit Price. '404 Soutl
Second street are in receipt of a lette
from their son, Lee Price. who Is II
France with an anti-aircraft regiment
Lieut.. Albert Hull. Of this city, Is al
instructor Of the unit to which yount
Price now Is attached. When he wrot'
his parents, on,fJune 3. young Prize
was acting as ordnance. quarter.
masters and paymaster's clerk. Assur
ing his mother that he Is being vel
cared for, he says: None Of Uncle
Sans army here lacks for food"
Ralph Jay son Of Rev. and Mrs. AL.
Ian Jay Of Albion, arrived in the cit!
Tuesday from the east. where recently
he was discharged as u first class
boatswain's mate from the United
States navy. Young Jay has been II
the service four years. and his dis
charge followed the completion OF hi
/ emil stmen He will remain at leas