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

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Always ask your grocer for Sweet
Home bread. Central Bakery.
Buy your Sunday dinner at the Cen
trail church bakery exchange Saturday.
Committee.
Steering wheel hand warmers at 70
set just the thing for Christmas
gift. Rude Auto Company.
Our stock OF books IL largest ana Of
greater variety than ever, making gift
buying easy. Simmons Book Store.
Direct from the farm every Friday.
Jones' little pig sausage. Also fresh
oysters from Baltimore. A. e. Myers.
Put blanket on the old car It will
start easier, 1915 and II radiator and
hood covers for So. Rude Auto Com
pany.
Beautiful Christmas presents on sale
at Central Church all day bazaar on
Saturday at Hopkins building. Com
What about heater for your auto
to keep your feet warm and car COM
Portable on frosty mornings. Rude
Auto Company.
Market sale in MarsnaIltown Satur-
day, tomorrow, Dec. IL. All miscel-
laneous articles will be sold before
noon. Plumb Munro, Mason & Shoe.
maker.
The office Of the Y NJ. c. A. is on
South Second avenue over the Kissel
Kar Company. The Office will be open
at 9 a. m. Saturday. J. B. Northcott.
secretary.
The Ladies Aid Of the Central Church
of Christ will hold an all-d day bazaar
and bakery exchange at the Hopkins
building. "a West Main. Saturday, Dec.
IA. Committee.
Delbert C. Brooks. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Brooks, sos North Fourth
avenue. who has been training in the
s. A. r. C. at Grinnell College. came
home Thursday morning. having been
discharged.
in the city, the talk which was to have
been given Saturday evening at the Y.
NJ. C. A. by Miss Rita Freeman Of the
National Food Administration, has
been cancelled.
The st. Elizabeth society will hold
their Christmas bazaar and bake ex-
change all day Saturday, Dec. IA, at
the Estel building. Is West Main
stree, Home made mince meat fox
sale. Committee.
Ask US about the best substitute for
butter We are selling five times as
much Of it as butter at about half the
price. When this store says 1t Is good
il must be. McCord Grocery. Two
phones, 2S4 or 2s3.
Why not get a nice sled for the boys
and girls for Christmas? We have
the original Flexible Flyer" sleds.
The No. / size, $2.9s; No. 2, $3.4s, and
the Junior Racer" so inches long.
$4.25 each. Carters Economy Store.
Mrs. Ida statler arrived home Thurs
C1cly oclP
where she was called three weeks ago
by the illness Of her nephew, Arson
Willard, who had pneumonia, f0lfow-
ing influenza. He is much improved
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pepper received
q telegram this morning from their son.
Corp. Fred Pepper. saying that he had
arrived safely in New York from Eng
land where he has been in the third
construction company Of brick layers
since April. He is stationed at Camp
Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobson received
telegram Thursday night telling Of
the death OF Mrs. Jacobson's brother,
Ed Church. at Wyanet, ILL.,, Thursday
of congestion Of the brain. Mrs. Jacob
son left this forenoon for Wyanet to
remain until after the funeral that is
to be held Saturday.
Mesdames VIII Heater and c.
Wright were the hostesses Thursday
afternoon at the regular meeting OF the
Harmony Aid Society which was held
in Odd Fellows hail. The members
tied and finished three comforters for
the society after which Master Hubert
Heater gave Rotations and the
hostesses served refreshments.
I wish to say to my old customers.
that I am located over the Ingledua
shoe store at 20 East Main street. and
desire share Of your patronage !
sell and exchange farm and city pro-
perty. I want to thank you for your
patronage in the past and invite you
to call and see me. Do not forget that
I am over 20 East Main street. Phone
6O4. ring l. o. L. Mossman.
Word has been received in State
Center Of the marriage Nov. 26 in Kan
sas City Of w. M. Palmer. of Des
Meines, and Mrs. Ethel Dewey Trues-
dell, Of California. Mr.. Palmer Is well
known in State Center where he was
employed several years ago in the
Dobbin and W1hitson Bank, now the
First National Bank. He is now agent
for the New York Underwriters and
with his bride will make his home at
the Victoria Hotel. In the party of
friends that accompanied Mr.. Palmer
to Kansas City were Mr.. and Mrs.