Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-06

American Club dance Wednesday
fening. American hall. Committee.
Dance at Red Mems hall Thursday
night Oct. I. Good music Marshal!-
town Dancing Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Savage go to
hampton tonight to visit for a week
with their son Frank.
10 rent. furnished room for gentle
man. 10 South Third avenue, phone
sreen 391.--Advertisement.
Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York. H. w. Shove agency.
district managers. Masonic Temple,
--
Call and see DIR. Shallenberger at
hotel Stoddart. Marshalltown, Sat
Irday, Oct. 8. Farm for sale.-Ad-
ertisement.
premium checks for county fair
are now ready. Persons living in the
city call at my office for same. w. NJ.
clark. secretary.
The mysterious Mr.. Rallies, the
man for whose capture the Chicago
American offered $500 reward, will be
in town Sunday. Odeon.
To Rent, to April /, 1921. five room
,otsage with bath--furnished Mod
arn Improvements. South Fifth
avenue. s45 per month. c.. H. f
Boardman.
Our wall paper stock IL complete.
With plenty OF wall paper from the
aSf ~ No
hang 1t on short notice, Everist Wall
Paper House. opposite NJ. Z. church.
D. NJ. Cakeriee has bought more
than 800 bushels Of apples from the
nursery In Toledo. These apples are
ak sprayed and hand picked, and you
are assured OF only highest quality
frust.-Advertiseme
Mrs, Agnes Megaw left this morn
Ing for Winnebago. Mimi, where she
will remain for a months visit with
| her sister, Mrs. Robert Megaw. On
| her return trip Mrs. Megaw will stop
at Reinbeck for q months visit with
friends.
When driving at night, spot light
EoIten comes In handy. We carry a
wide assortment In all sizes. In fact.
you will find this store headquarters
for the best In automobile supplies.
D. II. Denmead Company, "the store
for motorists''
Mrs Elizabeth Norris, who has
oeen here for q visit of a few weeks
at the home OF her son, b. w. Nor
ris, left Tuesday night for Altadena.
Callf.. who're she will remain for the
winter at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. T. G. Cartwright.
Read the special announcement on
page II. OF our rug sale. You can
now buy rugs with the, assurance
that the bottom price has been
reached. The prices we now name
should give us the greatest rug busi-
ness we have ever had. e. r. Lay.
Fire that broke out In the metal
waste paper chute in the Rude Auto
Company's building at 3 o'clock
tuesday afternoon caused the de-
partment to be called and burned an
accumulation of paper and. wastesthat
was In the chute. The ddfnage done
was very slight.
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A word regarding prices Of our dry
goods, floor coverings and TRUNKS.
We commenced Sept. / to mark down
such merchandise as had been lower
|ed In price by the manufacturer. We
are continuing the process as FAST as
aoVlces from manufacturers make it
consistent. Some items are now Of
ferrd by us as prices less than the
manufacturers price previous to
Sept. l. We believe you can snop at
the New England with the feeling
that you are getting the lowest prices
obtainable. e. r. Lay.
Mrs. G. G. Urine left this morninp
for Oshkosh. Wis, called by a tele-
gram telling Of the death Tuesday
at Oshkosh of James D. Campbell
an uncle Of Mrs. Urine. Mr.. Camn-
bell was 'S3 years of age, and had
been IN failing health for three or
four years. The funeral will be held
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Urine will
be gone a week or ten days. re-
naming In Oshkosh for a short Wis.,
1t with relatives, and then stopping
in Chicago for a few days with her
sister. Mrs. r. M. Burtis.
For the week of Oct. 4 to Oct. 81 !
wo will make special display and sale
OF Quaker Lace materials. These are
the best lace materials made In pairs
or by the yard for curtains. They
come IN weaves and patterns suitable |
for reception room, hall. den, dining
room, living room, kitchen and bed |
rooms. You can safely buy this line |
at our store for two reasons: First,
we have an excellent stock in all
qualities wanted, second, we have
reduced the price on these materials
consistent with the lower market
conditions. e. r. Lay,