Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-01

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Bring watches In. HodgeA
buy liberty bonds. =. Il. Boomer
Beef Boil, 10 cents. Nordskog's Ban
ner Market.
Market closes 10 p. m. Saturdays
after Nov. 1. Workshops.
New dress skirts received this week
$2.99. Baxter's Variety store,
II you want to buy or rent phone S75
Thiele & Damn. fremont Block.
All storage batteries left with us are
kept fully charged all winter. The o.
w. Darling Company.
Wolfe and organdie waists, $40 and
$2.99 values, odd lots and sizes, to
close, 90 cents. Bakers Variety store
The Ladies' Guild OF st. Pauls church
will take orders for homemade mince-
meat. Phone 1923 or 233. COMMITTEES
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The big trio. wingold Fidelity and
Gold Medal -four. at your service
Cook Brothers Grain Company. Phone
81s. .
Market sale In Marshaltown. Satur'
day, Nov. s. Bring anything you have
for sale. Plumb, Munro. Mason q
Shoemaker. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Elliott, of Cedar
Rapids. returned this morning to theii
home after spending the past few
days with friends.
Are you racking your brains for q
reasonable Christmas gift for the chill
dren? have what you want. Ruth
Moscrip. Phone 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Campbell, of st
Joseph, Mo-. left this morning for thei1
home after visiting a few days with
friends and relatives.
See A. c. Burgess, plumbing and
heating for fine toilet paper. seven Tolls
for % cents, Saturday, Nov. 1. all day
East State street phone 1884.
Secure one of our 80 cent trimmed
hats at our special sale this week, SILK
velvet, dress and tailored hats. yodi
choice 200 marked. to close 80 ce/s
Baxter's Variety Store.
We have a Quick Action malleable
range for sale, which is In excellent
condition. High warming closets. cop
per reservoir. large-sized oven and
raising crate device. H. Willard SOC
& Co.. South First street.
The members of the Danish Lalies
Sick Benefit Society were pleasantly
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
Kate Nelson at her home, 512 North
Fourth avenue. The hours were pass
ed socially and the hostess served re-
freshments, assisted by her daughter
Mrs. Fred Marshall.
Quilting and sewing occupied the
day for the members of the aid society
of the Presbyterian church who met
Friday in the church. At noon dinner
was served by Mrs. w. F. Koontz and
Miss Hattie LaShe]le. A business meet
ing was held in the afternoon. Mrs
w. A. Humlze, Of Ackley, was a guest
from out of the city.
Mrs. Susan Gerhart received word
Friday from her son. Lieut.. Harry s.
Gerhart, who has been serving at the
Oklahoma City, Okla. recruiting sta
ton since April 1, notifying her that
he had received his discharge. Lieu
tenant Gerhart has been inN service
since Feb. n, 1918, and prior to his
assignment to the Oklahoma City re-
cruiting station was attached to the
Ninteenth field artillery. He expects to
remain at Oklahoma City for time.
rIave you wished you had room in
your home for Grand piano? Let us
give you 4 paper pattern to take home
and lay down on the floor in a corner
and you will see it takes no more room
than an upright. It will cost you no
moro than other dealers charge you for
an upright of less value. Marguerite
Clark has one Of these in her home as
we'll as many other noted folks we can
mention. Come in and see and hear
It. Take home the pattern and see fol
yourself. c. e. Pickard.
"what the Congregational Church
Stands For" will be Mr.. Martins
sermon theme at the congregational
church tomorrow at II. Regular com
munion service at o'clock. Mrs. Cobb
will play and Mrs. Fisher. Miss Lands
ana Mr.. Shove will sing at both
services. Church school at ~
thoroughly graded on public school
basis. Christian Endeavor meetings
at Sis. You are most cordially In
vited to share in the worship and WORK
Of this great church. Committee.
In honor Of Mrs. 3. W. Welles. OF
Los Angeles; Mrs. w. r.. Forney. o.
Butte, Mont, and Mrs. C. NJ. Coleman
Of Council Bluffs, all former residents
Of the city, Mrs. Jennie Willard and
Mrs. C. H. Hull entertained forty OF
their friends ut luncheon Friday at the
willard home, 600 West Main street.
The quests were seated at small tables
on which colors suggestive Of Hal
lowe'en were used IN the decorations
Luncheon was served in three courses
by Mrs. Marian Anderson. Of Butte
Mont, and Mesdames C.>N. Kirk, r. r
Johnson and b. W. Wahrer. The after
noon hours were enjoyed socially.
Judge and Mrs. B. r. Cummings an
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Willard entertained
tho members Of the Souvenir Club Fri
dav nixht at the Cummings home, l0O2