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

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Send yoar or1af h sasay, winiAm Hail.
vcrson 4 Co.
Dlssct from the farm every Friday.
Jones' little pig sausage. Also fresh
oysters from baltimore. A. r. Myers.
Hodson Bros. public sale OF dairy
cattle. farm machinery and horses Fri
day. Dec. 20. Hodson Bros.
Country dressed chickens for Sat-
urday are fine. Phone early. McCord
Grocery. Two phones, 2sA or ass.
A spot light would be very prac-
teal Christmas gift for any auto
driver See our stock. Rude Auto Com
pany. a
Wanted to borrow-Sl4o0 on FIRST
mortgage farm land to run three
years at per cent. ALI care Times
Republican.
Market sale in iMarsha.ltown Satur-
day. tomorrow. Dec. II. All miscel-
laneous articles will be sold before
noon. Plumb, Munro. Mason & Shoe
maker. IL t aIi
Notice--we are prepared for al
kinds OF auto repairing, auto supplies
and battery charging. two service CARS
HewittSs Garage. Phone s93.-Advcr.
tisement.
The office Of the Y. NJ. C. A. Is on
South Second avenue. over the Kissel
Kar Company. The Office will be open
at 8 q. m. Saturday. J. b. Northcptt,
secretary.
New games just in. card dominoes
and automobile touring. also another
shipment Of discus. Our stock Of
games was never better. simmons
Book Store. 81,
c.. p. Bay. All North First avenue.
five weeks with anemia, Is improving
slowly so that he Is able to sit up a
little each day.
Corporal Jack H. Dunn, 253rd Aero
squadron, who has been training in
England. has notified his mother. Mrs.
Anna Dunn. 303 East Linn street, that
he has landed at Boston.
Miss Mabel Woodward, daughter Of
W. H. Woodward, left Thursday for
Whittier, Cal.,f to visit with her sister
MES. c. C. Horn, with whom she will
probably make her home. s
Our stock Of blocks. games. game
boards and books are holding out fair
ly well with the new stock arriving,
but don't wait, for we won't have .
one left by Christmas. Carriers Econ
omy Store.
A busy day was spent Thursday by
the members of st. Elizabeth's Society
Of st. Marys church who held an all
day sew in the auditorium Of st.
Mary's institute. A picnic lunch was
enjoyed at noon.
The St Elizabeth society will hold
their Christmas bazaar and bake en-
change all day Saturday, Dec. IA, at
the Estel building. Is West Main
street. Homemade mince meat for
sale. Committee.
<ASh Us dUOul Tic UtSl Suu6t'lutc AOA
butter. We are selling five times as
much Of 1t as butter at about half the
price. When this store says it is good
it must be. McCord Grocery. Two
phones, 2s4 or 2SS.
The aid society Of the State Street
United Evangelical church met Thurs
day afternoon at the church and after
disposing OF routine business spent
the time@Qniltins. Mrs. A. E. Pickett
was hostess Of the meeting and served
res&es44 l9fls. ~. 49,, a.
We carry N open stock dinnerware
over twenty-three different patterns.
We have some beautiful new patterns
in Nippon" China, and also in Eng
| lishn ware. =. Youscan buy a Apiece
set at frosH $500 I'd $500 each. We
are pleased to show our line. Car
ters Economy Store.
With the consent Of the city board
Of health, the Iowa Railway and Light
Company, has provided an employe to
read meters and care for gas and cleo
trical services in homes placarded for
influenza. He will not visit other
homes and when working in those
placarded he will wear a Flu" mask.
We haven't said much about cut
glass, but we sure can show you a
beautiful line this year and prices arc
right. You can get beautiful star
cut water set at $3.50 complete. and
$3.50 set complete. Also a large as
sortment of fancy shape bon bons
maple, and trays Carriers Economy
Store.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Green
Mountain church held it's last meeting
Of the year Thursday ut the church
with Mrs. Verne Stubbs Miss Ruth
stnbhs and Miss Flora Cameron and
Miss Belle Gorsuch as hostesses. The
members decided to adopt two war or
phans, one French and one Belgian. for
one year. The annual election of Of
ficers will be held early In January.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L. Meeker are in
receipt Of a letter from E. e. Nickel
wright, who is with the 313th Engi-
neers, with the army of occupation in
Germany. The letter was written Nov
II and was dated from Metz while the
army of occupation was on the march
into the occupied territory. The en-
gineers with whom Mickelwright is
serving were formerly part Of the
EfOhtv- irhfh division HIT 1,ayo Ia Aap