Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-19


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Chamberlain, glasses. Masonic temples |
Trade at sanitary Grocery and Sc
cure green trading stamps.
Conserve wool by getting the pesI
Dubbelbilt and Steel Fiber schooi su'tS
Gildner Bros.
SECURE valuable premiums. by SAVING
s. q n. green trading stamps, given os
we want q man for indoor work IN
our unafiinr department. Apply TO MT
vetek at T.-R office.
D,bb,ebilt and steel Fiber school
.uits double seat and knee. Guaranteed
six moeths. Gildner Bros.
For Sale-Ono roll top desk, Office
chairs. Gail . First National Bank
building-AAvertisemsnt.
A social meeting Of the Film Luther
League will be hold Friday evening"
Sept. 20, in tho church parioFs.
Social dance at Shrubs han Satur-
fay evening Sept. 81. Music by the
Tn1rka Ilyfras and Smith orchestra.
wanted-Employe who has knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and can operate
typewrite. C. A. Durham Company.
A real war story. by real soldier
Trivate Connie, tonight ut Consrega-
tional church at s m, free TO every
one, Advert isement.
The aid society OF the Presbyterian
church will meet Friday afternoon az
2:30 in the church par,ers. The meet
ing will be observed as rally day.
Special for Saturday. pure extract OF
vanilla and lemon. Regular price 30
cents per bottle, sale price two bottles
for Al cents. Mcbride & VIII DRUG
Company.
Special for Saturday. pure extract OF
vanilla and lemon. Regular price 80
cents per bottle, sale price two bottles
for Al cents. Mcbride & VIII DRUG
Company.
Hair cloth non-breakable 'front.'
shrunk canvass. "eravenette" nnisneo'
interlocking seams to prevent ripping,
double seat and knee, in Dubpeiolit
school suits. Gi1dner Bros.
The chicken dinner which was
served wednesday noon by the aid
society OF the First United Evangelical
church at the church was largely at
tended. The ladies viii clear $40.
Better have your old tires fixed up
for winter. Iowa Tire Agency will make
you a cushion inner tire. that will IN
crease the mileage in your old tires.
full 100 per cent Look this over, at
13 North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Trainmaster f. r. Kerwin, of the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad. LETT
Wednesday afternoon for New YORK
CITY. in response to a telegram telling
him Of the death Of his father. vice
President E. E. Kerwin, OF the Vir-
ginian railway.
Those who mlss seeing Arthur Ham
merstein's latest musical success en-
titled you're In Love-" when 1t comes
to the Odeon Saturday evening Will
surely owe themselves an explanation.
You're In Love" Is a musical knock
out. From the first rise Of the curtain
until the last encore has been sung,
II IN one amusing and diverting song
enAhusing dance and unique novelty
inter another. It is OF the kind that
theate rgoers like to see when they
want recreation and light entertain
ment. Seat sale opens tomorrow at 10
a. m Odeon.
Bill boards were being erected today
in the court house yard on which are
to be posted lithographe advertising
war activities and patriotic move
mcnts. The boards will be used for
these purposes exclusively. and for
that reason consent of the board OF
Supervisors to erect them in the court
house yard was given Busby Bros,
who have donated the use Of the
boards. The boards are intended to
remain in place during the period OF
the war, and will first be used for pub
Associated Advertising Clubs OF Iowa,
which meets in this city next week.
Professor Norwood, hypnotist and
entertainer, who made such a pleasing
reputation here some eight years ago,
returns for a weeks engagement at
the Odeon Theater commencing Mon
day night. An entire change Of pro-
gram will be offered nightly. A spe-
. cial added attraction Is Miss Helen
Morton, who assists Professor Nor
wood in q piano mind reading act that
Is both interesting and mystifying.
One lady will be admitted free on each
paid 3o-cent ticket If bought before
p. m. Monday. Prices 10, 20 and 30
cents Seats on sale Saturday at 10
a. m. Odeon.
Mrs. c. A. Thorpe. LOTT South First
s-saue, .-ece::-cd telegram Wednes-
day afternoon from her son, Private
Clarence A. Thorpe. saying that he was
on board the st. Louis 6 San Francisco
troop train which collided with a