Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-09

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Wanted Two experienced dinins
room girls, good pay. Stoddart Care.


Wanted Two experienced dinina
room girls, good pay. stoddart Care
II you want TO save money come Il
Nordskogs Banner Market, '--Adver'
ment.
Clarence Peterson, OF Waterloo, came
Sunday for weeks visit with friends
in this city
Al your paint problems answered a.
my booth Merchants Arcade. durint
far. W, A. George,
Fair visitors should not ,miss on
blue ribbon exhibit OF photographs ID
the art building. Apgar studio.
II. w. shove & SON. district man
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pnny OF Now York. Masonic Temple,
w. w. Shallonbergor viii be- at Ho
tel Stoddart, Marshalltown, Sept. Is
few choice farms for sale.--Adver'
tisement.
Up to the standard of the flag she
made is the -four that bears the name
BETSY Ross" All erocers have it,
Advertisement.
Mrs. G.. II. Cameron and children, o
this city, went Monday to oskaloos'
for weeks visit with Mrs, Cameron
sister, Mrs. Fred Smith.
Day books, cash books. journals
ledgers. Columnar books. A large as
sortment of stock books always or
hand. Marshall Printing Company.
Miss Gladys LANCE has arrived home
from California where she has beer
visiting her sisters for over a year ant
will make her home again with hel
sister, Mrs. A. Nj. Thornton.
Apgar again takes all the blue rib
bons for best exhibit of photographs
at the fair, and best exhibit of chile
study pictures. Do not miss this dis
play In the art building. Apgar Studio
Mrs. Mary Condor. of Tulsa, Okla.
left Monday evening for her home
after spending six weeks with rela'
tives at Hurley, S. D.. and seven week!
at the home of her sister, Mrs. j. w
Molloy, south Of the city.
Mrs. Jane Eadie has arrived home
from the east where she went tive
and q half months ago to visit rela'
tives. She has been enjoying motoi
trip along the Atlantic coast with he
brother in-law, J. NJ. Schaupp ant
made stops at Bar Harbor, New Yorl
City and Washington, d. c.
In our candy case the children car
find marshmallows, peppermints. stici
candy, licorice, all day suckers, etc.
: chocolates, carmels,l chocolate coveref
marshmallows, Hersheys and the usua
assortment of sweet goods. Reynold!
& Sheldon, 100 West Main street.
David Lennox and son Edgar and L
D.Vitek are home from a pleasant out
| ing of seventeen days, spent at Birc'
lake, near Ward Springs, Todd >coun
| ty, Minnesota. The men took a cot
tage on the lake, cooked their owl
meals, and enjoyed genuine close-to
nature vacation. While fishing wa
not good, as Minnesota fishing goes
the men managed to get enough blacl
bass each day so that they had al
they wanted for their table. 81
Farmers, bring your produce. but
ter and eggs to Springer's' Grocery ant
Market. We are paying the following
prices in trade: Butter, SO cents pc
pound; eggs, AZ cents per dozen. GU
meat prices are the lowest for quail
ity meats In five years; good boiling
meats, 10 cents to Is cents; beef roast
Is to 20 cents: veal stew, Is cents pc
pound; veal roast, 20 cents per pound
veal steak. 80 cents per pound. ant
all other meats proportionately low II
price. We also offer you in our gro
Gerry department, soap by the box
Crystal White at $3.50 per box, Flake
White at $3.50 per box, Bob White al
$685. per box, Swift's White Laundry
at 500 per box. Good coffee, in bulk
at so cents per pound, every pount
guaranteed: Forb's' Quality coffee. ir
packages, at So cents per pound; kas-
per's AZ coffee at So cents pc
pound; Tones Old Golden, IS cents pei
pound, in package; Kaspcr's A. j. X
5 to 6. So cents per pound; get ou
prices on flour and canned goods. by
the case or dozen. Stop at the store
when you come to town and leave YOU
produce and calf in the evening fo1
your groceries and meats and get away
from the congested part of the bushes:
district Yours for quality, value and
service. Springers Grocery and Mar
ket. Phone 1 and Q.