Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-14

Strand Theater desires to employ n
piano player here in Marshalltown
rather than go outside the city. Man
or women. Apply to manager. Strand
Why pay more when you can buy
better for less. We save you money on
wall paper. Our expert paperhanSers
and painters are at Your service. Sim
mons book store.
Wanted-Two young women for
cashier and office work. Must be high
school graduates. A steady position.
fair salary to begin with and an ex-
cellent business training. Apply Main
Office Levin Dry Goods Co.
Our flexible finish causes so little
wear in laundry that we will date all
new collars coming to our laundry and
| replace them with new ones II they
wear out from any reason within
year, Palace Laundry Company. w. G.
Kane.
Loren Cooper. of Omaha, came Wed
nesday evening to visit until Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Ogle, 1918
Summit street. The young man made
his home with Mrs. Ogle eleven and
half years, and is now living at Omaha,
where he is attending business college.
ooh. Boy" the snappy New York
Princess musical comedy triumph OF
the season will come to the Odeon
theater Tuesday evening. The special
organization which will appear here
will have cast of players we'll in keep
ing with the standard of New York
Princess theater productions. Prices,
so, rs, 81, $3.50 and 50 Mail orders now
accepted seats on sale Monday at 10
a. m. Odeon.
Thirty members of the Excelsior Aid
| Society were in attendance at the
meeting held Wednesday afternoon in
the Odd Fellows hall and spent the
time in working for the society and in
sewing for the Red Cross. The host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs
George Crawford and Mrs. Charles
Bunce who served refreshments. Mrs
B. c. Berry, or Tama, was a guest from
out of the city.
Newspaper writers was the subject
studied at the meeting of the literature
department of the Woman's Club, held
| Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Arrilla Kleespie, 1907 West Main
street. Papers were given by Mrs
Minnie Durham on war correspond
ents: by Mrs. S. P. Knisely and Mrs
Lauretta Nichols on humorists. and
by Mrs. c. H. Tidd on editorial writer's
Each member answered roll call with
giving newspaper anthology.
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A classy stage attraction, but one
that appears each season with its new
added features, is the Smarter Set
headed by the we'll. known colored
comedians Salem Tut Whitney and j
Homer Tutt. and which will appear al
the Odeon Saturday night only pre-;
senting anew musical creation called
"My,. People" in the music and mirtt
Of a race. The show scintillates with
bright and clean comedy, and Is alive
with new and original musical num-
bers:: Prices 25, so ands7 rs and 81. Seats
one sale Friday 10 a. m. odeon.
At the meeting Of the Sunshine Cir
Gle, held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. M. H. Cole FOG East Linn street
the members elected Mrs. Clarence
| Culbertson treasurer, to succeed Mrs,
Charles Pray, who soon is to move to
Des Moines. The. remainder of the
time was enjoyed with contest in
which the prizes were won by Mrs. j
Hilquist and Mrs. l.. r. Stevens. In
serving refreshments the hostess was
assisted by her daughter Jessie and
Wanda Hunnicut The latter, with her
mother, Mrs. c.. D. Hunnicut, Of Des
Moines, and Mrs. M. Emerson. OF St
Louis, were guests from out Of the city