Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-02

Bring watches In. HodSes.
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Cora Williams choats. physician.
Nordskog's Banner Market. Phone
Observation-Disclosures.
Keep your eyes on Oriskog's display
Observation-Disclosures,
Mrs. Anna Kempe of leGrand, spent
Sunday In this city visiting friends.
Hamburger. sausage and bologna 81
cents per pound. Workshops Banner
Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barlow went
this morning to Cedar Rapids to spend
aSfaw days with friends.
Mrs.s r. NJ. Church went this morn
Ing to LeGrand to spend the day Wis
iting her brother, DR.. G. Holman.
De Woes screen paint makes your old
screens look like new. In gallons
quarts and pinrA. Elders Drug store
Miss Mary Hoy, of Heaton, n. d.,
came Friday, to spend the summer
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il, eHepher. %
DR. G. Earl Hermance has returned
and will be at his previous location in
the fremont Building on and after
June 5th.--Advertisement,
K Derryvale genuine Irish linens are
made in Ireland from pure flax. They
make the gift supreme for the June
bride. Sold exclusively by Brntnall
and yBrintnall s%y "a
,& With Our large force of paper
hangers we can hang twenty more
rooms an hortjnotice. You are next
select your paper and have work done
when promised. Everist Wall Paper
House. IA
.'Norwalk Bros. OF New York City,
are CLOSING, out their surplus stock Oh
Dolmans, capes and coats in our
ready to- wear department at one-half
price. This Is your opportunity.
Brintnall& Brintnall.
A. Il. Murdoch, member of the
signal corps of the Thirty third d.
vision. returned to his horne in Gilman
this morning after being, mustered out
at Camp Dodge. Murdoch was over
seas twelve months.
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Mrs. Lucana ". Center, who has
been living 9: aaat North Fifth street.
left this afternoon for Aurora, Ill.,.
where she will visit for a short time
and then go on to Evanston to make
her home with an aunt. T
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Mrs. H. F. O'Connor. returned this
morning after spending three weeks in
New, York City where she was called
by the sickness OF her sister-in- law,
Mrs. r. H. Burrows, who was much
improved when Mrs. O'connor left.
Did you know that Kann Bros.
OF Chicago were closing out their line
of silk and georgette dresses in our
ready o-wear department. This is
your opportunity. Inspect these, ger-
uine bargains at once. Brintnall &
BrintnalL @
Tomato and cabbage plants for sale
Now is the time to put out your cab
bage and tomato plants. We have sew
erai thousand OF the best plants In
Marshall county. TweIve cents a dozen
or seventy-five cents a hundred. Prof.
W. c. spraaa, Albion. lows. "a ~
Mrs. H. I. Karrer daughter Of
Mrs. A. c.. Burgess is in receipt OF q
wireless message from her husband,
Lieut. H. l. Karrer, saying he would
arrive today in New York City from
overseas, on board the u. s. S. Graf
Walderze. Lieutenant Karrer, who is a
dental surgeon probably will come to
this city to live
The regular meeting Of the Sunbeam
Society of the Elm Lutheran church
was held Saturday afternoon in the
church parlors with Miss Jeanette
Mitchell as hostess. Following the
business hour the time was enjoyed
socially and the hostess served re-
freshments assisted by her mother.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Mrs. A. P.
Johnson.
q Something different for dessert to-
night2 Something delightfully."- tart
yet sweet? Try Cameo apricots.
Your grocer will guarantee their good
ness, and we know you will like them.
For these specially-selected apricots
are packed right at the orchard, and
their full natural flavor is preserved
in pure sugar syrup. Let's Fletcher
Company
The finest apricots IN the world
grown right in your garden! wouldn't
that be wonderful? Cameo Apricots
come direct to your table as fresh and
luscious as though YOU you"9:f had
picked them dead ripe from &c trees
They're packed right a. the orchard
and put up in pure syrup. Order a
can Of this rich zestful fruit from your
grocer today. Let's Fletcher Compa-
n.y. t
NJ. C. O'Bryon. formerly Of this city.
landed Saturday at Charleston, S. c.,
from overseas, according to message
received by his brother, NJ. NJ. O'Bryon.
O'Bryon enlisted at Minneapolis in
January, 1918, and left this country
early in April, 1915, for France. He
in the Argonne drive as =
Of Company B, Twenty fourth
engineers. He. will come to this city
TO WISH MS UTOtneT ~ SOON DIS he ~
mustered out Of service.
A leaky gas pipe in the lavatory Of
the office Of Louthan & Rominger. in
the Marshalltown State Bank building,
caused asblaze Saturday evening at
4:45, which for short time threatened
to cause considerable damage. When
discovered the, fire was eating into Tthe
wood work fof six or seven feet above
the place where the fire started. The
flames were extingutshed by the de-