Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-28

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NDr.Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Lawn mowers sharpened. Phone
.767. ]. e. Huber.
Twenty-fiv cent hair-outs at Schoep.
hut's. Is South First street.
Plenty of fresh country butter 81
cents per pound. Bargain Store.
Il sapolin screen paint will renew your
pold screens. Schmidt's hardware.
Plenty Of fresh country butter 81
cents per pound. Bargain Store.
Have you seen the fine window flower
boxes for soc at Schmidt's hardware?
! Well constructed window flower
boxes-5O cents. Schmidt's hardware.
sapolin floor varnish is quick drying.
waterproof and does not mar white.
Schmidt's hardware.
J. ]. schmelz, who has been visiting
his parents, MT. and Mrs. G. Schmelz,
for two months, left Monday for Oak
land, Cal.
fSo,dre,, ,o1v, rnouors have been on
The market forty years and are sure
10 give you satisfaction. Schmidt's
hardware. ::
Mrs. Kate Frink. formerly Of the city
put now of st. Louis, Is In the city as a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
A. Morgan.
Miss Nita Pursel, who has been at
bending the University OF Missouri at
Columbia, arrived home this morning
for the summer vacation.
The Concordia Nahebund will meet
"wednesday instead of Thursday this
week at the home Of Mrs. Charles F..
Dieterich. 40s North First street.
4 In response to many inquiries Mrs
Helen Abbott Byheld. OF Chicago. an
number of voice pupils, 511 East Church
observation-disclosures,
Coldwell lawn mowers come from the
largest lawn mower plant in the world
where the best of materials and work.
manship are the rule. See these now
ers at Schmidt's hardware.
Sylvester ". Dunn Of the Twenty
Hoxt al
Fremont, Menlo Park, CAL, arrived
homo Monday evening for twenty
day6 leave Of absence which he Will
spend with his mother. Mrs. Anna
Dunn, s12 East Linn street.
E. r. Lay who, with Mrs. Lay, has
been visiting in Boston and Now York,
and at Wellesley, Mass. with his
daughter, Clemewell, arrived home this
morning after an absence Of three
weeks. Mrs. Lay stopped in Chicago
TO attend the musical festival at
Evanston.
Among those from this city who
were in Des Moines Monday night to
hear Colonel Roosevelt speak at the
Coliseum were H. K. and James Dem
mead. A. A. Moore, p. c. Rude, DR.. Ed
win Cobb, DR.. R. r. Hansen, F. IT,
Pierce. Frank Hull, H. B. Armstrong,
DR.. F. s, Hynds, and D. W. Norris and
sons. Dana and John.
Mrs. F. L. wahrer, OF Fort Madison
who has been here for almost month
visiting her mother. Mrs. FRANKS
Marston, will leave tonight for Atlanta
Ca, where she will join heHshusbano
Lieutenant wahrer. who - stationee
at Camp Gordon. Lieutenant Warner
has been placed in charge OF all OF the
eve and ear work at the base hospital
On her way south Mrs. Wahrer VIII
stop at Indianapolis for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cline
Mr., and Mrs. Merrill c. Meigs, OF
Chicago, are In the city for visit OF
few days with the formers mother
Mrs. Juliana Meigs. and sister, Mrs
Nellie McClay. Mr.. and Mrs. Meigs
motored out from Chicago and expect
to 70 to Des Nloines before returning
homo. Mrs. Meigs' father, c. 8. Har-
mon,. OF New York City, accompanied
his son-in-law and daughter and left
Monday afternoon for New York. Mr..
Meigs IL advertising manager OF the
Chicago American.
Your war garden will not be complete
without tomatoes. The Western Grocer
i Mills As again Offering. thousands OF
fine hardy transplanted plants to the
people Of 'Marshalltown and vicinity
Your experience with these plants last
year will convince you that they are
the best obtainahle.- They are being
offered at the old Colonial TheateI
| building opposite the State. Bank on
\ west Main. street at one penny each
while they last From $3.50 a. m. to
Is: 30 D. m. you can buy them. Cone
early, Western Grocer Mills.
II WILL ARBITRATE.
fAmerioan Machine Products Company