Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

Fresh oysters. Nordsko1s Hammer
Market. ~alru
Fresh oysters and celery, Nordskog's
Banner Market.
Rabbits at IS cents per pound.
Phone observation-disclosures
Illinois egg coal. fine for stoves Con.
sumers Fuel Company. Phone 3s.
w. II. Scott. Penn Mutual Life In
surance Iowa Savings aBnk building.
Nordskog's Banner Market closes at
9 p. M, except Saturday.--Advertise-
ment.
Whitman's candies received fresh
every week. Old Reliable DRUG Com
pany.
IL you want to save money come TO
Nordskog's Banner Market.-Adver-
ment.
II you want to save money come to
Workshops Banner Market Adver-
tisement.'
While II lasts. Wizards Society linen
paper, pound boxes. 80 cents. simmons
Book Store.
One hundred untrimmed hats, your
choice, Friday and Saturday. 80 cents.
Bakers Variety Store.
The Busy Few Circle will meet Fri
day afternoon. with Mrs, F. w. Bker
212 West South street.
Untrimmed hats, good quality. vel
vet. 90 cents, Friday and Saturday.
Bakers Variety Store.
We control the agencies Of all the
best candies sold in Marshalltown.
Old Reliable Drug Company.
Trimmed hat sale, Friday and Sat
urday: 200 sample hats on sale at
1887. Bakers Variety Store.
Mrs. NJ. Wieser went to Waterloo
this morning for few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. George Size.
Meet me at the Central Filling Sta
ton, between Center and First avenue
on State. Peter Wilschutz, manager.
Have you tried the new Whitman
candy, for sale only by the Old Re
liable Drug OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Just received. one lot of ladies' and
misses hats, specially priced at $4.9S
for Friday and Saturday. Burch Bros.
Just received, one lot Of ladies' and
misses hats, specially priced at s4.9S
for Friday and Saturday. Burch Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Echternacht, liz
North Second avenue, are parents OF
a son born late Wednesday night at
their home.
Special sale Of trimmed hats. sales
mems samples, Friday and Saturday
see window display, your choice, 1881.
Baxter's Variety Store.
The condition Of Mrs. Pauline Keu-
necke, of State Center, who suffered a
stroke Of paralysis Sunday morning
was about the same today.
Hhe Weart hot shop has just received
a. shipment of some very smart banded
sailors, which is positively the last
word in Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Gross, Az
South Second street, are parents OF .
daughter, born Wednesday. The child
has been named Josephine Irene
Gross.
Please accept our apology for having
to close our doors yesterday. The
crowd was larger than we could handle.
We have plenty of big bargains LETT
for you, so please hurry. Simmons
BoPk Store.
The Central filling station on state
street between First avenue and Cen
ter is now open for business. you Will
be pleased with our prompt service
and high quality goods, you are cor
daily invited to inspect our new plant
Peter Wilschutz, manager.
seventy-five members Of Central
Chapter, No. Ct, o. E. s., enjoyed
covered dish supper in the Masonic
rooms Wednesday evening. The din
ner was in charge Of a committee OF
which Mrs. G. Ewald was chairman.
Initiation ceremonies were held later.
The regular meeting Of the Royal
Neighbors' Aid Society was held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. r.
G. Roesch, 1908 South Center street,
with Mrs. Roesch and Mrs. Charles
Giese and Mrs. Frank Weaver as
hostesses. Piecing quilts occupied the
time and during the social hour the
hostesses served refreshments, as
sisted by Mrs. l. Mcnamara, Miss
Ruth Dorosin, Of Minneapolis, was a