Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17

| marshmalloWs 29 cents pound. Bax-
ter's Variety Store.
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will start another kindergarten
music class Nov. 8 for children from
5 to 10 years of age. No home prac-
tice required. Ill East State street.
| Phone Red 400. Mrs. Pearl Bills Bar
rett.
We are headquarters for all kinds Of
office supplies Letter files. filing cards
and indexes. rubber bands. paper clips
and fasteners, inks and inkweils, lead
pencils, penholders, etc. Marshall Print
ing Company.
We have some beautiful "Pyrex'
glass casseroles which are fine for
wedding and birthday gifts. These are
made up in the engraved and the plain.
and the prices are very reasonable.
Carriers Economy Store. #.
For about ten days the Waterloo
Chemical Works will have a represent
alive at Smiths Music Store who will
demonstrate one of their products and
explain their plaa OF awarding six
gold wrist watches in premiums Nd
Iyertisement. ~
One of the finest residence proper
ties in the city for sale. Has every
convenience, including hard and soft
water, gas and electricity. combina-
ton heating plant, and automatic In
Simultaneous water heater. Located at
3O3 West State street C. c. Urine.
| There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Harmony Aid Society
held Thursday afternoon in Odd Eel
lows hall, where the members tied
comforts and quilted. Mrs. ]. A. Gar
rett and Miss Jerusha Foster were the
hostesses and served refreshments, as
sisted by Mrs. Fred DERRICK and Miss
Dona Chadwick. ~.
The first Of series Of dances ar
ranged by the Convention Club of the
| Travellers Protective Association will
be given this evening at Red Mems
hall. The series will consist Of seven
dances to be given every third Friday
of the month. w. J. Moore, E. E. By
rnes, F.. A. Rhode and A. @. Volker are
| in charge of the dances. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ellenburger,
| of Tyrone. Pa, spent the day In the
city as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Worley, going to Gilman this evening,
| where they will spend two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Ellenburgers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter. Mr.. Ell
| lenburger is division storekeeper for
the Pennsylvania system at Tyrone.
1 Funeral services for Abraham Stew
ard were held at 2:30 Thursday after
noon from the residence. 207 south
| First avenue, in charge of Rev. w. g.
| Crowder. The pail bearers were E. D.
| Pegg, E. B. Emes, w. B. Beeson, j. T..
\ Shearer, H. Price and RA ]. RoSermel.
| Mrs. Mary Thornton and Mrs. T. j.
| Harris were in charge Of the flowers.
Burial was in Riverside
4 'sThe Gumps," the ingenious creation
4 of Sidney Smith, the cartoonist, and
the feature scomic Of many leading
newspapers thruout the country, has
| been transformed into musical farce
comedy and Andy Min and the rest OF
the cartoon family, will be revealed in
| all their comical idiosyncrasies at the
/ Odeon tonight. In the stage version OF
1 HThe Gumps" Howard McKent Barnes,
! the author, is said to have reflected
| the spirit of Smiths creation admir-
ably, permitting a clever corps OF run
/ sters to vitalize these Aumorously
caustic and continuously interesting
personalities in a most telling manner.
advertisement.
For Saturday we will have all kinds
! of first class meat, including tender
| loin, which Is hard to get, at the very
lowest prices. In fact we are lowest
proportionately than any other mar
ket in the city. We will have plenty
of meaty spare ribs at 20 cents per
pound, also very nice neck bones at
three pounds for 25 cents. We will also
have good home made sausage. Farm
ers, come and buy your groceries and
meats at the lowest prices and sell
your produce for The very highest
price. We pay 81 cents for eggs and 81
cents for butter in trade. We have
| plenty Of sugar for everybody. Free
delivery to all parts Of ..he city over
the union delivery and we guarantee
better service from now on. Springer
Grocery and Market, West North
| street, phone 1 and 0. .a..