Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-25

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cssA Williams choass. physieisa.
Is or. ruttis, 3swsasr and optioIaa.
pro.. skirts on sale. ss}s. Baxtsrs
Variety Store.
Drsss skirts on sale. s2,ss. Baxter.s +
Variety Store.
Dress skirts on sale, s2.ss. Bakers
Variety Store.
Cocoanut bon hons, 20 cents pound,
Baxter's Variety Store,
Trimmed hat sale 90 cents, sl.a9,
s2.ss. Baxter's VarMty store.
Trimmed hat sale, 80 cents. $lss,
s2.99, Baxter'a Variety Store.
Trimmed hat sale, 80 cents, si99.
s2.ss, Bakers Variety Store.
Wanted boy over Is to work all day
in grocery store. Geo. McCord Grocery,
See the trimmed hats we offer at 90
cents and sl.99. Daxters Variety I
Store. .
Dress skirts, q variety of styles and
colors, on sale today $780, Baxter's .
Variety Store. y
The Baptist Aid Society will hold
their annual supper and bazaar De-
cember 8. Committee. I
Trimmed hats. manufacturers close
outs, on sale today, SO cents, $1.99 and n
s2.9s. Baxter's Variety Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Naland, of Mar
shall, Mimi, came Thursday evening 4
for a weeks visit with friends. r
Try Us!--Price and Workmanship t
right A. c. Burgess Plumbing and
Heating. East State. Phone 1884 {
Mrs. Harry Shaffer returned this q
morning to her home in Mason City
afSer visiting a few days with friends.
Mrs. Arthur Short returned Friday
morning to her home in Cedar Rapids
after spending few days with friends
here. t
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Larson returned
this morning to their home in Grinnell :
after visiting few days with relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Reed returned Fri
day morning to their home in Cam
bridge after visiting q few days with
friends and relatives
Sinclair gasolene is manufactured
only by the Sinclair Refining Company
1t has the same pep every day In the q
year. Corn Belt Oil Company.
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My practically new modern home at
1920 West Main street is for sale. :
Phone green 1929 for appointment If 5
you are interested. g. w. Herlin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bunker, Of Cam
bridge, came Friday evening for
short visit with friends and relatives.
and to attend the Rebekah meeting i
Friday night. il
Mr.. and Mrs. waiter NJ. Cowell, Of 4
Chicago, and Mrs. Joseph Brown, of L
Marion who have been spending a few 5
days at the w. NJ. Clark home, left
this morning for their homes.
Special tonight from to ., five 10
cent rolls toilet paper for 20 cents. \
Floor wax 43 cents per pound, Silk
tone cleaner 20 cent cans II cents, Is
cent furniture polish 10 cents, rs cent e
machine oil II cents. Simmons Book 7
Store.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Guild of st. Paul's Church was held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF /
Mrs. Jasper Fisher, 404 North Fifth a
street. Following the transaction OF
routine business the hostess served re-
freshmetsnnts. assisted by Mrs. e. J. !
Miller.
Mrs. Susan Shaw has received word
OF the death Of her sons wife, Mrs.
Carl c. Shaw, at her home in Sherman.
Mo-, Of cancer with which she had
been i'll for a long time. Mrs. Shaw :.
was Miss Lulu Huffsmith, OF Sherman, {
before her marriage. She leaves De- !
sides her husband, three children, Miss
Neva Shaw and Cyrus and Carl. Jr. .
Our Parks In Iowa" was the subject
Of an interesting program enjoyed
Thursday afternoon by the members OF 8
the s. c. I. Club, who met at the :
home Of Mrs. Oscar Parson, four miles .
north of the city. Mrs. Jay Stewell ;
was In charge Of the program and read ,
several articles. The hostess served =.
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. George ,
Hunche.
Nelson whitehill Waldo Gelvin and ,
Dana Norris, of this city, freshmen at ,
Grinnen College, have been elected to
membership In the Forum literary
sec,ety, being among the fifteen men &
chosen to membership at this time.
The literary societies aim to train the c
men in the art OF public speaking and
debating and at the same time offer ,
medium for fraternar spirit among
the members.
Thursday afternoon a field meet was
held between the pupils Of Linn VAL !
ley district and Haverhill Consolidated :,
School. The program consisted OF 7
running, high and broad jumping, Po- :
tato race, egg race, three-loCgsd| rDe t
and flag race, a majority Of the prizes !
being won by Linn Valley. Quite
number of the parents witnessed the
contests. After the program light re- 3
freshments were served. Haverhill 8
school Is taught by Miss Ida Bohen and
Linn Valley by Miss Pearl Whaley.
John Philip sousa has Travelled
farther and given more concerts than
any other musician. In the tours OF
Sousa's Band during the past twenty
two years, he has visited twenty I'VE