Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-24
Bring watches In. Hodges.
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A. X. Mccartney cleans wall paper,
Phone l2I7.--Advertisemen

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, Spanish sailed peanuts, best grade,
on sale Friday and saturday, 81 cents
a pound. Baxter's variety store.
For Information about Haycs CALI
fornia Farms at Chowchilla, see a, T.
Stata, 80 vast ain.--Advertisement
House dresses and aprons up to
$2.9s values On sale Friday and sat
urday, Stlg Baxter's Variety store.
Two hundred quarts OF Jap. a lac
must be sold; 81 per quart while II
lasts, small slices same rate, Evcrist
Wall Paper House.
II YOU want seine Juno rose bushes
for planting call at oil West Main
street this evening. yours for the TAX
ms. George Gregory.
It pays IN these days OF high cost
of labor TO use durable, rust -proN
Pearl screen. Sold exclusively by
Schmidt Hardware COMPANY
Attend our sale of house dresses
and aprons Friday aud saturday. your
choice, q variety of styles up to s2.9S
values, Sl19 Bakers Variety Store.
Save the expense and trouble of fire.
quently replacing your screen wire py
using the extra heavy grade of Pearl
screen. Sold only by Schmidt Hard
ware Company.
DIR. Shalenberger Chicago special
list, who has treated hundreds OF
chronic cases in Marshall county Will
make his 227th visit at Marshalltown,
Hotel Stoddart, Saturday, April 26.-
Advertisement.
Bryant Boyd. of Liscomb, who has
been In the motor truck service of the
army, stationed at Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. spent Wednesday in the city,
having reached home Saturday fol-
lowing his recent discharge
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Rain umbrella is a mighty good
investment, as its name implies. II is
not only decorative enough for sun
shade. but 1t is also rain proof to pro-
tect your pretty new hat, suit or cape.
Brintnall & Brintnall, headquarters for
satisfaction.
Sergt. w. A. Kennehan, son Of Mrs.
Mary A. Kennehan. 104 West Nevada
street, arrived home Tuesday evening
from Camp Dodge where he was mus
tered out Of the service. kennehan
was sent TO Camp Dodge. Sept 3, 1917,
and went across with the Nineteenth
regiment engineers. March 90. 1918.
Mrs. n. A. Julian, 2o5 North Second
avenue, was hostess Wednesday after
noon TO the members Of the w. G. T.
u. who transacted routine business
and chose Mrs. Talbot Lennox as dele
gate to attend the state federation
meeting to be held at Ames the first
week in June.
Cray buys big bunch of flour. over
5000 sacks. all to be sent to Marshall
town and will be unloaded at 1874 West
Main street. Prices will be made
known each week. every Monday In
the Times-Republican. All fancy pat
emit flour. every sack guaranteed.
Prices much lower than elsewhere. E..
K. Cray.
The Busy Bee Circle met We3nes-
day afternoon with Mrs. w. H. Ford
and Mrs. Louis Grant at the Ford
home, 107 South Third avenue. Fol-
lowing the business hour the mem
bers enjoyed contest in which the
prizes were won by Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. J. McClard. The hostesses served
refreshments.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage Of Karl
w. Wildman, formerly OF this city,
and Miss Zulu May Skunk, at Chap
pell, Neb., on April IA. Mr.. Wildman
is the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| II 80 Go oitx bride
is a prominent young woman Of Chap
pell, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Skunk. Mr.. and Mrs. Wildman
will reside in ChappelI.
Mrs. Edwin F. Mack entertained
twenty young ladies Wednesday eve
ming at her home, 105 West Linn
street. in honor Of Miss Florence
Mack. who Is to be married soon to
Jay 70. Boyer. Of Perry. The guests
enjoyed the time with music and in
sewing and presented Miss Mack with
a shower Of novelty gifts. Mrs. Clyde
L. Weimer assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments which carried
out a color scheme of pink and white
that was also used in the decorations
Of the rooms.
"The Honeymoon Limited one of
the most pretentious musical comedy
offerings Of tho season will be shown
at the Odeon Theater Sunday evening.
For those who enjoy good singing and
dancing 1t is promised that "The Hon.
eymoon Limited" will not be disap-
pointing. >The program offered by
John T. Fisher the producer. embraces
extravaganza, opera, vaudeville, ira
vesty and fashion. Six scenes and two
acts are employed in the production.
The costuming, mechanical and cleo
trical effects are described as elabor-
ate and beautiful. A company of IS
singers, dancers. comedians and a
chorus Of blonde. brunette and Titan
haired beauties are carried. Odeon.