Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11

well Rhine'S 60. Famous Gluten rioui
better known as The Health Flour
Benedict Flour & Feed Company.
order a pint of Pinento cream cheese
at the George McCord grocery, George
Peppers. White Market and at factory
oO7 south Third avenue. +. n. Willard.
Miss Edna Perry, a stenographer IT
the office of the clerk OF courts. lei
for Waverly this morning for an eN'
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. Bes'
sic Wright
Mrs. Jerome's division Of the Con-
gregetional aid will hold a bake ex-
change Friday in Abbotts window
Orders will be taken for valentine
cakes. Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Clemens, lo'
North Center street. went to 'Mlner'a
Monday night to spend a few days
with the formers parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. B. L. Clemens.
Misses Mary Helen Ketchum, Esther
Elder. and Katherine Gerhart. spen.
the weekend with college friends al
Ames. They attended Delta Epsilon
dancing. party Saturday night.
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Don't fail to hear the band thai
pleased England and France; Iowa
126th Field Artillery, "Ragomaniac
hand at the Odeon Thursday after
noon and evening. Tickets 90 cents
Committee.
You can thoroughly clean portieres,
mattresses. upholstered furniture anu
SO many other articles in the home or
office with a Eureka vacuum cleaner
that YOU will find it Indispensable
Schmidt Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Gunderson ana
three children. Gil West Linn street.
have gone to Eagle Grove where tnes
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Gunoer-
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. Gunder-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. johnson.
You will enjoy looking at our new
exhibit Of children's photographs. we
consider thu the beat work We ever
made and know that when you see
this work you will have Apgar take
your baby's picture next time. Apgar
Studio. -
The bodies Of L. H. Salisbury and
n, Mcvay, soldiers home veterans
have been shipped out Of the city Tor
burial The body Of Mr.. Salisbury
was shipped Monday evening to Lake
City and that OF Mr.. McVay was sent
this morning to Anita.
For Sale-Good unimproved 100 acre
farm near Fearing. Iowa. Good terms.
Also can get you a large loan on
your farm. See me at once II you need
money. II you have anything to trade
see me at my office, 20 East Main
street, phone S04, o. L. Mossman.
Fifteen years spent in studio work
with children has been a valuable
training for Mr.. Apgar and his exper-
fence is at your service when you
bring your children to this studio for
pictures. Have you seen our high class
exhibit ON Ahbott's, corner? Apgar
Studio.
Did you get copy Of our booklet
Practical Information for the WASH
ing Machine Buyer" 1t is a big help
in picking the right machine for your
particular needs. Come in and get
copy or give us your address and we
will mail one to you. Schmidt Hard
ware Company.
The double glass top four ply heavy
insulated construction, with a dead air
space on all side walls, top and bottom
and the other distinctive features OF
our Klondike incubators appeal to all
chicken raisers. 1t will pay you to see
the Klondike before buying an incuba-
tor. Schmidt Hardware Company.
Your old dress, suit or overcoat is
beginning to look pretty shabby-hard
wear and the second season shows
plainly. The remedy is to send it to
the cleaners and have it cleaned and
pressed. 1t will look like new then. The
Marshalltown steam Dye Works will
call. do you nice job and return.
Phone Advertisement.
The private funeral Of Mrs. Grace
Flathers was held from the residence,
one mile east of Melbourne Monday af-
ternoon. The service was conducted
by Rev. II. l.. Dole, of the Methodist
church Of Melbourne. The pallbearers
were Roy and Vern Mallicoat, David
Buck, Clayton Brown, Russell Pyle
and Henry Halter. The flowers were
in charge Of Ethel Brown. Ida Korte
Bernice Wilsterman and Dea Garwood
Burial was in the Melbourne cemetery.
At the meeting Of the woman's Ser
vice Flag League held Monday night
in the east court room, the members
Joined the national association Of War
Mothers of America and when the
charter 10 received will become known
as the Marshall County Chapter Of the
War Mothers OF America. Regular
meetings will be held once month in
the east court room and the association
Is planning to organize units of the
chapter in various townships of the
county. S WI
sergt. Lawrence Clark, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Clark, who has been
in the regular army for four years,
most OF which time he spent in
Texas, arrived home Monday evening
from Camp Grant. I'LL, where he was
discharged lie was accompanied by
his wife, who was formerly Miss Olivia
tMusquiz, Of Brownsville. Tex, with
whom he was united in marriage Dec.
s12. 1917. Sergeant Clark has accept
ed 4 q. position with the MarshalltoWn
sTroWel Company. Il. * q e a. IN Z. 4, !. II. @ ].