Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-26
tu1les-Republt11a
CITY IN BRIEF

DR.. Bullard, osteopath. 30 w. Main.
DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic
Temple.
Try the Peace bread Central Bak-
cry, East Main street.
Have a lunch at the Central Bak
cry lunch room Advertisement.
To Rent-office space. Phone re-
sas. Swan Typewriter Exchange.
Have lunch at the Central Bak-
cry lunch room.-Advertisemen
Rummage sale, Central Church of
Christ basement, Oct. 27.-Advertise-
ment. Slsa
Dance at American hall Wednesday
evening. Music by Hills famous
players. Committee.
Minchell Block, Indiana. Arkansas
smokeless and southern Illinois coal.
Consumers phone 3s.
Lest you forget, dry cleaning suits,
81, delivered, s1.25. Why pay more?
Meeker Laundry Company.
r. J. Hewitt left Monday for New
York City. He will visit friends and
relatives there and In Vermont.
Piston rings. We are now stocking
the McQuay-N Norris super-oyl ring.
All sizes in stock. Hewitt's Garage.
School program and box social at
the Quarry school house. Friday
might. Oct. 20. Everybody come. Cons
mittee.
Donald Elder went this morning to
New Sharon where he is engaged,
under the state highway commission,
In the construction OF a bridge.
Mrs. j. M. Rinewalt, of Mount Car
roll. Ill, who has been in the city for
two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
NRodney G. Wells, left for home this
morning.
Mrs. b. r. Martin and Miss Clara
Nelson left this morning for ottum-
wa, to attend the meeting OF the
Congregational women's state board
of missions.
Helping Hand aid will have
chicken pie supper at Dunkard
church, AZ miles east OF Marshall-
town. Oct. 27. Supper served at $3.50.
l5O and Is cents. Committee.
Psenple who wish to save money
on food (which means nearly every
one) should read Springers ad IN
this issue. and take advantage OF the
prices he offers on groceries ana
meats -Advertisemen
Mr.. and Mrs. james O. Robb left
this morning for Cleveland, O.. where
they will make their home. They
we're accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. w. II. Webster, who has been
here for few weeks with her par
ents.
Don't blame the operator if you
find your telephone dead on Nov.
for nonpayment OF October rent 1t $
not her fault. It's your neglect. Il
you have any kick coming, see the
boss. He will try and explain the
necessity sif you can catch him in.
Probably out trying to get you better
service. May be just as well. Mar
shall Telephone Company.
we own huO Operate 1,o1o eSAS
phones, all but ninety-one in the city.
| The 4,755 in Marshalltown are very
largely visited by the collector
Comparatively few pay at the office
or by mail. He has all he can do to
get over his routes once, and II not at
| home when he calls, or not prepared
to pay at the time, call at the office
and pay. Unless bills are paid dur
ing current month service will be
discontinued on the first. Marshall
Telephone Company.
One man has figured out that he
can afford to burn new corn at so
cents bushel rather than buy coal
at $14 ton. But you need not do
either. Feed the corn to the shoats,
and burn wood. We have a big line
OF wood heaters bought year ago
when the coal shortage struck us,
and we have priced them to sell. We
certainly are selling them. You can
buy wood heater at $3.50 and up.
Come in and give them the once
over. Abbott & Son, the busy hard
l