Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16


Msioklsy. Woodbury. BUILDING.
DID you read our meat "a IN To-
niShts pspsrf HillsmAn's Meat Mar
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Ladies' knit pstticoats, si.ss values
on sale Saturday 90 cents. Barters
Variety Store, -
LadieS ana childron's good grade
hose. ~ ocnts pair Saturday. BssteTs
Variety store. i&h
Cups and Baucers Saturday n,eht
7:ao o'clock. 10 cents for cup and saue--
or. Bakers Variety Store.
Ladies' voilo and orsandie waists,
up to $40 values on sale Saturday ~
cents. BaxteTs Variety Store.
". w, Shove & Son district man.
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York Masonic Temple.
The O. Z. s. circle win hold bake
exchange at the Iowa Railway and
Lisht Company office beginning MT 10
o'clock Saturday morning. Secretary,
Our dinnerwarc patterns IRE boz
tDtnlIE H1pTN CDHlNltN' eNtTN uHN w ~
you arc needing anything In this limo,
wo can supply YOU. Carriers Economy
Store.
The reason we sell so many brooma
Is because you are getting real
bargain when you get one OF our
hrooms at zoe. Carter's Economy
store.
Don't wait until spring TO have your
car overhauled. We employ only the
best mechanics. Maxwell and Chandler
repairs For service call sos. Hewitt's
Garage. ... .-.-..,.
Mrs. W. ". Hodges is seriously sick
at her home, 1912 West state street.
with infection IN the head and kidneys
Her condition today was not improved
over yesterday. II
Our whole limo Of office supplies
win be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Stock only slightly damaged by heat
and smoke at liberal discounts. Mar
shall Printing Company.
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See the New Home sewing machines
in action. Our chow window Is the
place; take a look. The New Home
double feed does 1t. May we show you?
Schmidt Hardware Company.
New York resident buyers shirt
sale. One shirt free with each two you
buy. Three shirts for the price Of two.
Percale shirts. Numbered and French
cuffs, our special price. $3.50. Levin
Dry Goods Company.
New York resident buyers shirt sale,
one shirt free with each two you buy.
Three shirts for the price Of two.
Percale shirts, conservative stripes.
Numbered neck bands, French cuffs.
our special prices. 81. Levin Dry
Goods Company.
Word was received Thursday from
Oklahoma City, Okla, telling Of the
death, from pneumonia. Of Mrs Delilah
Colvert, mother of Mrs. c. G. Blodgett.
300 Bromley street. Mrs. Colvert Wis
tied her daughter here for several
weeks last summer. Mrs. Blodgett will
go to Shelbina, Mo-. where the funeral
services are to be held. SO
Are you going to want new range
March II We have. few of those
always preferable ma,leable ranges
left We are assured that the next
ones will be higher in price. You can
get that range that can't rust out.
and save some money, too, II YOU call
real soon.S We are holding ranges for
March 1 delivery. Schmidt Hardware
Company. ~
"NIaytime," the distinctively differ
ent play with music" which Messrs.
Lee and J. J. Shubert are to present at
the Odeon theater Saturday, Jan. "a, Is
generally rated as the most popular
and successful musical entertainment
the American stage has known in re-
cent years. Mail orders for this at
traction, with remittance and self adj
dressed stamped envelope now filled in
order Of receipt. Prices entire lower
floor, 81; first two rows balcony. $3.50;
next three rows. 81; last two rows, Is
cents. Box office sale opens Friday,
Jan. 20. Odeon. -.
j. o. Hostetler, formerly manager of
the Casino theater in this city, but now
Of Sioux City, came to the city this
morning to take charge of the local
theater until his brother-1n-iaW, FREQ
Worrell, present manager, Is able to
be at his desk again. Mr.. Worrell has
been Ill for asfew days, suffering from
stomach trouble. He is improved to-
day. Mr.. Hostetler and his brother. ].
E. Hostetler, Of Waterloo, are plar-
ming to move soon to Omaha, where
they will take charge OF the buying Of
the films for their twelve theaters.
The brothers recently bought three mo-
ton picture houses at Hastings, Neb..
and are now negotiating for five others
in Missouri. |
Word was received Thursday after
noon by C. H. Hull telling of the death
in the morning Of Mrs. George Schaef-
fer at her home in Polo. Mo. Death
was caused by hardening Of the AFTER
les, with which she had been sick for
rnanv weeks Mrs SChaeffer was Miss