Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-09

OF Taylor township, attended the meet
ing Of the CLUB held at the home Of
Mrs. 'Hs "A. tGole. Ave miles north OF the
city. Thursday afternoon. Papers On
conservation Of forests and forestry
were read by Mrs., Carl Lewis and Mis-
Earl Stowell. The work hour was oc-
cupied with knitting for the Red Cross
When . tire blows out on you, and
YOU'RE miles from home and Its 80
dark that BLACK looks white. Aoi't
4r make you wish that you had a fah
light? ALLOW Your wish to come .tue.
Come in and look over our supply Of
Ever ready, flash sights today. 4the
light that says there 1t is''. Seventy.
Ave cents 70 $3.50. Il RudArA Auto 4Eond-
pany. g s
The Women's Missionary society::ot
the United Evangelical church met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. s. N.
Ramige at the parsonage. Quite a
number were present and they enjoyed
a pleasant afternoon. After the re1u-
lar society work, which occupied the
time; refreshments were served by the
hostess. assisted by her daughter.
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Mrs. Fannie I. Williams, 107 South
Center street. is in receipt Of q letter
from her son. Wilbur Williams, Coin
pany D. Thirty third engineers, II In
France, telling Of an accident to his left
hand. which was caught between q. tie
and box car. Two fingers of the
hand were crushed, but at the time the
letter was written the injury was
healing nicely.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny will
liams, mother Of DR.. Cora Williams
Choate, were conducted by Rev. r. b.
Davidson from the Choate home, sos
The pail bearers were 8. w. Morgan,
p. s. Manney, E. A. Ford, George
Gregory, B. C. Whitehill, and Nv. III.
sStipp. Interment followed in Hillside
cemetery, State Center.
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. ,Hayne. living
southwest OF town, arriving home
Thursday from Storm Lake, where
they iadabene' to attend the funeral spf
Mrs. Haynes sister, Mrs. Ida Battetn,
wife Of John Battern, who died Friday.
Mrs. Battern was born and reared III
Timber Creek township, daughter OF
the late John Berger. Mrs. Battern was
about so, years of age, and Is survived
by her husband and five sons. Mrs.
Battern had made her home in Buena
Vista county about twenty five years:
In addition to Mrs. Hayne there are
three other sisters, Mesdames g. w.
and Kate Hulse, Of Gladbrook, and
Mns. Eva Fosdick, of Sac City, Four
brothers also are living in the persons
Of Peter Berger Michigan; j. w. Ber-
ger, Waterloo; and George and Alfred
Berger, Of Worthington. MINI.
You might as well put kerosene in
your crank case and expect it to lub-
ricate your motor as to use some kinds
Of oil. Gargoyle Mobile oil is a pure
petroleum oil that is refined to the
best lubricating body possible. By ac-
tual test in the Fords on tractor Car
goyle oil held the motor temperature
20 degrees lower than any other oil;
and more 1t not only held the temper
ature lower but in four hours the trac-
tors used seven quarts Of common oil
and only four of.Gargoyle oil. Il Gar
goyle oil will keep down the tempera-
ture in the tractor where the motor
temperature is higher than any other
motor driven vehicle It certainly is to
the advantage of every one to use
Mobile oils in their autom obiles. Come
in and let Us show you how to save
money on your lubricating oils. Put a
five gallon can or a fifteen gallon drum
in your garage and s&Se 10 per cent on
your oil bill. Rude Auto Company.