Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-26

Wanted-Ffrst and second COOK
noon-day meal only: also janitor
Marshalltown Club.
Patronize the food sale at the low,
Railway & Light Co. office Saturday
2 p. m.-Advertisement.
For Sale-Ay homo; modern, sever
rooms, at 40 West Boone street,
Phone c. J. McCortney.
If you need glasses you need ou
optical service. Hellerud's Quality
Jewelsy Store, next to Stricken.
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No bread can be better than Sweet
Home bread. ask your grocer. fresh
every morning. Central Bakery.
Mrs. George F. Hogue, of C1arinda
who has been visiting relatives here
returned this morning to her home.
Have your eyes tested and glasse.
fitted by our optometrist. Hellerud'.
Quality Jewelry Store, next to Strick.
lef.
Special sale on knives and forks
81 grade at $4s5; IS grade at s3,s5.
Have special bargains on all Jewelry.
o. E. futile.
We rent dishes and trays for all
occasions. We can supply you with
paper plates. napkins and doilies.
Carriers Economy Store. 49,
II you want a good grade toilet
paper at q low price Just try our
antiseptic crepe at four I ounce rolls
for Is cents. Carriers Economy
Store.
What? A food sale. When? Sat-
urday, 2 p. m. Where? The Iowa
Railway Light Office. What for? TIC
help support an Armenian child.
Committee.
Miss Mildred Guthrie, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Wildly. of Union, was in the city
Thursday. and returned this morning
to her home at Tama.
If you are in need Of window
shades you can get a good dark
green shade, standard size at our
store for 50 cents each. Carriers
Economy Store
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller. who
have been visiting near the city with
Mr.. Millers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Miller. returned "Wednesday
to their homo at Manson.
Rev. and MRS. F. J. Morrison, of
Sioux City. who were in the city
Thursday on business. went to Cedar
Rapids this morning to visit their
daushtsr. Mrs. Robert Knowles.
Merle Roupe. Of Edora. visited
here today with his father, John
Roupe. who submitted to an opera
ton at the Deaconess hospital Sat-
urday, Mr.. Roupe Is doing nicely.
Cloth covered buttons made from
your own material. Prompt service.
Leave orders ct room 4 and 5, Free
mont block or IA North Third
street. Phone observation-disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Durham and
daughter Cora who have been visit
ing near the city with Mr.. Dunham's
brother. Alfred Durham, returned
this morning to thar home at Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. Helen Abbott Byfield and
son. Abbott, Of Chicago. arrived in
tho city Thursday for q visit Of two
weeks with Mrs. ByGeld's parents
Mr.. and Mrs.. Il 9. Abbott, liz North
Third ntraAk
Mr.. and Mrs, John Carberry. who
have been visiting Mrs. Carberry's
uncle. Clyde Patterson. Of near Van
cleva. we're in the city Thursday and
returned Thursday night to their
home ct Fort Dodss
Sergt. Alfred Olsen. who has been
in charge Of the marine recruiting
STATEN here, has received q release
for q month and will leave April !,
Tor Quantioe. Va, where he will prac-
tice on the gunner's range.
Want your meat smoked right? A
pride Of the farm smoke house will
do it all. II you want one for this
season, better speak for one at once
as our stock is running low. Loren
zen Bros. Manufacturing Company,
Guy Jones ana Lloyd Hall, of Ell
dora. were in the city this morning
on their way from DsEoit, from
whore they made the attempt to
drive cars home, They were forced
to leave the autos 1t Do Kalb. H.,
because Of impassabla roads.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
ES;sss:.::, e.. south Third avenue
has been Guaranteed for smallpox
a son Il II with the disease The
home Of ~. Woddell. so East State
street, which has been quarantined
tor smallpox. has been ordered res
leased,
The funeral Of Thomas J. Cattle,
WAS held from 81 Mary's church al
| . o'clock this forenoon. Rev. J. u
Fitspatrick conducted the service
and membera az the paintsrs' union
| attended In = ttody. Eur.al wss ss Il
| Riverside. Tho pallbearera were FL
nseF Cushina. osviile HaJeemh G.
| xIaMsA1u At Smith HAIRY Hob-
htns. - 5ean vEafliG # " "