Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-19

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Cord Qrocesy.
Aiways ask your sveess Tor Sweet
Mease breaA. Csatral Bakery.
Many new and beautiful Columbia
records in stock, Huber Studio.
White syrups In bulk. our last barrel
lasted just two days. Mccord Grocery
Coke screenings, $500 per ton de-
livered. Iowa Railway and Light
Company.
Our stock OF tires " complete. The
q. w. Daring Company. supply de-
partment.
Big soap sAla For this week only
Bob White soap. ZOE bars. sS.sS.
Flowers Market and Grocery.
Polly solved her Christmas problem
by giving portraits. A dozen portraits
pleased twelve friends. Why not solve
It 'Polly's way? Huber Studio.
Take your Thanksgiving dinner AT
the Pilgrim hotel. Roast turkey, etc.
60 cents. Telephone us your reserva-
ton as soon AZ possible. Phone ioe.
Pilgrim Hotel.
Your friends can buy anything you
give them except your photograph.
Why not make that your gift Tor
Christmas this year? Make an APP
pointment with us at once. Apgar
Studio.
PILGRIM Hotel 30 cen. meals are
cooked as they are in your own home
and are less expensive. You can puy
mea, tickets at very low rate. sun
day dinners, 60 cents. Telephone loe.
Pilgrim Hotel.
You don't need to look any further
n you want beautiful dolls, for our
dolls this year are the best to be had.
Our Hard to- Break" heads and the
life-like bodies are wonder You must
sc these dolls. Carriers Economy Store.
The body of Beverly Proctor. colored,
who died at Fort Des Moines Sunday
evening, arrived lin the city Monday
evening, accompanied by Private T. J.
Kennedy, of Fort Des Moines. The
body will be sent Wednesday 10
Moberly, Mo-, for burial.
Our different articles for little girls
are the best you have ever seen. The
TOW dishes are in all sizes and prices
hi see
some beautiful tables, chairs and DESKS
You will be pleased II you see these
lines. Carriers Economy Store.
Rev. w. G. Crowder will go to Belle
PLANE Wednesday to be in attendance
at a meeting of the Cedar Rapids dis
trict to celebrate the Tooth anniversary
of Methodist missions. Rev. Mr.
Crowder will give an address at the
meeting On Thursday.
Keep the good work up. you are do-
ing fine with your early Christmas
shopping. Our store is busy every day
with Christmas shoppers. so don't wait
bu, take advantage of this opportunity
TO get what you wish and avoid the
big rush. Carriers Economy Store.
Mrs. Mary Hole, who was injured
Sunday evening in an automoole &C
cident, when a street car struck the
auto n which she was riding, Is very
much improved Miss Lou Hole. IN
iured at the Same time. is not so Well
and is suffering great deal from the
bruises received.
You have until Nov. 80 to send that
package of for the boy in France. a
wrist watch, fountain pen, signet ring
with the name engraved on ana many
other things will be suitable for you 70
send. You should see 'Hellberg In MS
new location for such goods. Remem-
Der our, new store next door to MPr-
gan's. William Hellberg.
Private funeral services for Mrs
Edward Dunn were held at $3.50 NON
day afternoon from the Pursel chapel
In charge Of Miss May Wagner, deaco-
ness of the Presbyterian church. the
pail bearers we're Frank Brown, James
Ellis. William Liens, o. l. WINNER.
F. W. Iseman and J. G. Crellin. The
body was taken to Rock Valley ceme-
terry for burial
/ Mrs. Julia Marsh received word
Monday telling Of the death of her only
brother, T. ]. Clark, of Seneca, H., In
a hospital at Morris, ILL.,, where he had
gone because Of falling health. Mr..
Clark was about 81 years old and IS
survived by three sons beside the sist-
er, Mrs. Marsh. Funeral services will
be held Wednesday afternoon from the
Methodist church in Seneca, of which
Mr.. Clark was member.
Private funeral services were held
at $3.50 Monday afternoon in the Pur-
sci. chapel for Corp. Ivo rMcKim, who
died at Camp Rosecrans. San Diego,
Cal, Nov. 81 Elder A. r Ogden, of
Nevada, was in charge of the ser
vices. The pail bearers were George
Hawley. 7. c. crellin. {. G. Jennings.
&c. w. Durham, D. N. Johnson, and
George F. Smith. Misses Mabel Smith.
Ruby Reilly, 1rma White, and Ruth
Shearer were the flower bearers, and
Sergt. r. r. Boswell. James Reese, Or
vile Lands and William Smith formed
a military escort. Burial was at Riv-
erside.
William Hellberg. jeweler at IL West
Main street, was shocked severely at
10s 80 Tuesday night. when he took hold
Of an electric light globe in his store
and received the current thru his left