Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-04

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Or. Builard, ostcopath. Is West Main
Cora Williams Choate. Physician.
Bring In your pictures, we from
them, right simmons Book store.
| We have the adjustable elbows a
zoe each. Carriers Economy store.
Plenty of spring chickens at the Bar
gain Store for Saturday.-Advertis
ment.
Plenty or spring chickens at the Bar
gain Store for Saturday.-Advertise
ment,
Anyone wishing nursery chairs will
find them at our store, $1.19 EACH
Carriers Economy store.
II We have an unusually nne line o
dresses for you who take the stou
sizes. Come and see. Benedict
Brintnall.
Saturday only, marmalade jar will
silver top and spoon, 80 cents
! ,Hellerud's 1cwelry store, next Il
Strickler's.
/ nto
cents for butter. All goods sold at low
West State street.
Paper your house this fall. II vii
cost you more for labor and materia
next spring. Save money while yo'
can. Simmons Book store.
Christmas may seem long ways of
but it is farther in time distance +
France so buy for the boys over there
as early as You can. Hellberg.
For 80 cents you can purchase {
beautiful cut glass marmalade jar will
silver top and spoon. Hellerud'
! Quality Jewelry Store, next t.
|; For Sale-My home In Second ward
completely modern; hard wood floor
. turnout; thoroughly up to date; 81!
large rooms; priced right for quicl
sale: leaving the city. B. c. Taylor
COL West State street.
Whenever you think Of baskets al
ways think of our store. We have
big line of fancy baskets. shopper:
fruit baskets, work baskets. clothe
I 10 60
| baskets and market baskets. Carter
= Economy store.
II A pleasant meeting was enjoye'
|; Thursday afternoon by the member
|; of the Trinity Lutheran aid society
|; who met in the church parlors, wit
|: Mrs. Seberg as hostess. A socia
|: hour followed the business meetin;
+ and the hostess served refreshments
!; assisted by Mrs. August Mold, Mrs
|; Charles Seberg, and Miss Jennie John
Ill son. the latter of Lamoillc.
Il Get away from common worries; 6
J: and see "Peck's Bad Boy" at the OdeoI
|: It's brighter and better than eve
|; There's the Bad Boy and his chun
|: the Bad Boys girl, his Ma and Pa, an
\ the old grocer Shultz, upon whom ar
/: played many new and up-to-dat
|: tricks. Attractive specialties are in
troduced during the action of the com
|; edy, greatly adding to the enjoymer
|; Of each performance. Prices Is, so an
i IS cents. Odeon.
n The funeral Of Andrew M. Plum
|; mer was held from the PluInmer homt
!. 500 West Railroad street, Thursda
1Ak - %
Martin. The pail bearers were o.
|, Dewitt. GeorgS Ruopp, s. NJ. Farsu
]! son. Glenn Clark, Selmer Thompson
and Charles Brown. The flower bear
|; ers were Mesdames Clark. Rober
Miller. and Archibald Dunn. Buria
I was in Riverside. Mr.. and Mrs. Eal
|: Plummer. of Chicago, were here fo
|: the funeral. So
! Twenty members Of the Marechs
Neil Auxiliary. No. 800, of the B. Of
i E., surprised Mrs. F. L. Spence at he
|: home, 704 East Boone street, Thurs
|: day afternoon in honor Of her birthda
4 anniversary. The guests enjoyed tn
!; hours with program Of music and
\ piecing quilts and presented Mr.
|: Spence with a set Of cut glass sherbe
I! SldSSeS. IIelTeSIlIueHIS THOUGHT NY IL
|; guests were served at the close Of tn
i afternoon. Mrs. F.. w. Pollock, Of Nor
/ mouth. H., was a guest from out (
!: the city.
|: At the meeting Of st. Margaret
Mission, held Thursday evening wit
!: Mrs. F. H. Boucher and Mrs. Ma
!: Smith at the home of the former, !
il North Fourth avenue, Miss Ann
|; Maude Kimberly reported the receiv
!! ing Of receipt for money sent t
adopt" French war orphan by tn
|! society. Following the business sessio
y a guessing contest was held in whic
the prizes were won by Miss Ula Pur
!: Wis and Miss Helen Furlong. Refresh
ments were served at the close of tn
, evening by the hostesses. Miss Phylli
: Barry. of st. Louis, was guest fror
out of the city.