Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-09
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CITY IN BRIEF

ii CITY IN BRIEF
II Bring watches In To Hodges.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. 20 w. Main.
] DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic
Temple.
The personal, intimate gift-your
photograph. Quality Studio. 230 East
Main.
Bulk country sorghum is fine
grocery.
See our full lines OF raincoats at
reduced prices. Army and Navy
Store.
The Presbyterian ladies' will hold
rummage sale Saturday at the
church. Committee.
w. R.. c. will have inspection
Wednesday night at 1880 in east
court room. Committee.
Marcel waving by Madame Esther
Rachman of Paris. stephens Beauty
Parlor, Brintnan's store
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York. III. w. Shove agency.
district managers Masonic Temple.
Ever scent the delicious odor of
freshly made bread? Betsy Ross
bread tastes like that. ADVERTISE
ment.
II Wanted to borrow. $4,000 on half
section. VIII pay 9 per cent, giving
first mortgage Call at Abbott's
Observation-Disclosures
There will be box supper and en-
tertainment at Pleasant Valley school
a house Friday evening Everybody
welcome. Idella Stevens, teacher.
RI 80 l.ss9 So
4 Saltonik tonic salts, the natural
method sof keeping your live stock in
good condition. Comes in fifty pound
blocks. For sale at s12 East Main
street. Roskopf & Kopel.
7 Cretonnes al cut prices. cretonnes
are much In demand at this time of
the year for fancy work. laundry
bags. pillows. scarfs. etc. Read our
special sale I'd on page g. E. r. Lay.
Karl Rest, Jr, son of Rev. and AIRS.
Karl Rest. 30s East Church street,
broke a bone OF his arm Monday
while cranking car. The FRACTURE
was reduced and. he is getting along
well.
ii Richard Rodemayer arrived this
! morning from his home at HAMPTON.
He will return this evening with his
mother, Mrs. Richard Rodemnyer.
who has been visiting with her ether
son Z. d. Rodemayer
Mrs. Alinei Kilrner. who appears
before the Twentieth Century Club
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie Kirby,
n Sopths Fifth avenue, Wednaaay
NIGH, Twill be guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ]. Howe while in the city.
! Wanted, 500 automobile owners 10
know the merits Of the G. p. cukout.
Let us show them to you. Battery
charging station; machine wbrk:
storage and arcpairing; seryicef car
day or night. Hewitts garage. / rs.
The whole family likes thosd de-
Hcious Brown Beauty beans" tsaid
one woman today. "and hear there
lis free demonstration of Blown
Beauty beans and Dairy Maid milk
hominy at Brock Bros. grocery to-
lrnoffo
/
II OF course you are going to 9lelp
the boys celebrate and we are spre-
pared to help you do it. We HAZE a
big lot of horns. COW bells, clappers,
crickets, confetti, i,masks, yesSvius
torpedoes, flags, etc. Get yours and
be prepared. Moehrls Book Store.
II -.-s- tst
We are making very low prices on
large shipment of Quaker Lace
curtain materials by the yard. These
are offered very much less in prlce
than has been maintained on these
materials. Read our ad on page .. E..
r. Lay.
Atten : our great silk sale drn-
mencfng tomorrow morning at 3:30.'
1--WE place on sale large lot of Ihes-
salines, taffetas, foulards and cfepef
de- chimes at S1.69 per yard. These, are
values that have sold from $3.50 tos
$3.50 per yard. We will not give
samples OF these silks, neither will we
send them out on approval. E. r. Lay
Wanted-Every one to know sthe
special prices at the Green Mountain
garage for one week only, beginning
Monday the Sth; thirty skin wag-
on box, $40; four horsepower Cush-
man engine, $50; Fairbanks Morse
III horsepower. $40; double tub cleo
trio washer, $40: double tub power
washer, $40; standard make tires,
30x3, $11; 30x3k, $15. J. F. Tuffree,
Green Mountain, Iowa. 4t
Burch Bros. armistice celebration
sale in the muslin underwear depart
ment offers outing gowns at $3.50,
/ $1.75, 1925 and for extra sizes, 1926
to 1895. Filipino gowns and teddies,
1925, $4.95 to $7.95. Silk and silk
crepe gowns and teddies from $3.50,
1926 up to SO a garment. Come in
and see the pretty things displayed
In cases and on the tables, showing
special reductions for these two days.
Burch Bros. Company.
In the armistice celebration sale
Burch Bros. will offer as a special
for Wednesday and Thursday fifty
coats, short pushes, long pushes,
auto coats, cloth coats, several differ
ent styles, $24.75. The regular price
Of many of these coats is $3.50,
$3.50, $35, and some as higgh
as $3.50. Wednesday and Thursday
only, the price is $24.75. In the suit
and dress departments unusual re-
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