Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
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Kodak finishing. Bowen's Kodakery
Indiana fourth vein coal. Consumor'
Fuel Company. phone sS.
Mrs. F.. T. Cheatham, of Des Moines
spent Tuesday here visiting friends.
Let us show you our line Of Ever
sharp pencils. Marshall Printing Com
pany.
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Paurs
church will have no further meetings
until Sept. II.
Received fresh shipment Of Martha
Washington candles, so and 30 cents
per pound. Stepan's. t....
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie v. Lennon
916 South Center Street are the par
ents of daughter born Tuesday.
H. w. Shove & Son, district man
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York, Masonic Temple.
Water closets coming down, get oul
prices. A. G. Burgess, plumbing ane
heating. 8 East State street. phone
1894.
Mrs. Mary Bremen and daughter
Flo, went this morning to Carroll to
spend few days visiting relatives ane
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller left Tues
day evening for Nisswah, MINI, wher'
they are going to spend two weeks OF
a vacation trip. .N'
A cool refreshing drink, it throws
healthy action to the center and
strengthens the parts affected. Bale!
Boys and their Pop" .......
Paint has taken another big juml
in price. We will sell at the old price
balance of this week. Buy today ant
save money. Simmons Book Store.
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F. H. Houghton, the insurance man
has moved to new office rooms ovel
street, Marshalltown. Iowa--Advertise.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Enderley ant
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gilman, who have
been on two weeks motor trip in thu
Gilman car to Minnesota lage regions
returned home Monday evening. Thu
party camped thruout the trip anC
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eral Shields and Minnetonka, and Wis
tied St. Paul and Minneapolis.
| will place on sale my entire stool
of millinery at a big discount AL
Sport and Milan hats at one half price
trimmed and untrimmed shapes specla
for this sale 81; another lot at so cents
Auto caps and hats rs cents, children
hats to close out at so cents and 81
Marabou capes special for this sale a
one-half price. Goldsmith Millinery
121 East State street.
Complimentary to the 10th birth
day anniversary. of her daughter, WI
ma Louise, Mrs. George B. Moehrl, 10
South Ninth street, entertained te
little girls Tuesday at her home
The guests enjoyed the time wit
games and in having their fortune
told by Esther Lucille Mueller afte
which Mrs. Moehrl served refresh
ments, assisted by Lois Estel an
Kathryn Moehrl.
Lieutenant Alexander Lewis. VIII
comes to speak at our Evening Sta
lot syN
famous wild West" division. He wa
with the boys in the terrific fighting c
| the closing months Of the war. H
saw our victory paid for in terms G
precious American lives. From hi
experience he has, evolved a powerful
lecture on "A Country Worth the Cost.
This is not story Of war experience
your own lads have told you abou
the fighting-it is a prophetic vision
Of Americas future. Albion Chau
tauQua.
BY authority from the executiv
board, I will receive bids for the ex
elusive privilege for the sale during tn
week Of the Marshall county fair, Sep
to u. Edelweiss, HEX, Coda, Fo'
Head, Brew, Bevo, or any other bev
erage commonly known as near beer
This privilege does not, include roo
beer, cocoa colo, lemonade, or any 9th.
er commonly known soft drink. Certi-
fled check for the amount Of bid mus
accompany. Check payable Sept. IL
All bids must be in my hands by Aug
4, at 4 p. m. The right to reject an.
or all bids in reserve. B. B. Shollen-
berger, 8 South First avenue, super
intendent concessions.
Having Just purchased the property
and, business Of the Cook Bros. Grain
Company, of my brother. B. L. Cook
j wish to say that the business will
continue under the same name ano
every effort will be made to take care
Of the trade in a way that will merit
your continued patronage. Only first
quality brands and grades Of feed
flour, ETC., will be sent out on orders
and you may depend on the quality
when you place the order. To much
of the farm trade I do not feel an en-
tire stranger as I was some years age
in the grain business south Of the
union station. It will be to me at least
real pleasure to meet again those
old friends and customers. shall pay
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