Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-30

-ASVSSUS0uouS
( have Ssvsssl farms tor sale whsfs
posse1sion can 10 hsd March first.
rsaAenAhls terms. Ntsst odstt
Fresh arrivals. Jones Dairy Farm
little pig SausAes. and ffesh oysters in
cans At Myers 0rooery~-AAvvrtiss
mont.
Got prices now for yous spring
plumbing. We have what you want
A. @. BurgesA . East STATE street,
phone 1884.
Como to the opening sale tomorrow,
open from 9 q. m. 20 10 p. m. Marshall
town Army and Navy store. % North
Center street.
why have that tired feeling. stoop-
Ing over % much, when you can have
one Of our long handed ne-stoop dust
pans for only 70 cents. Carriers Econ
otny Store
Let Hswitts' Garage take care OF
your storage battery for you thru the
winter. We will call Tor II. Phone
sss.--Advertisemsnt.
This II something very unusual but
nevertheless true. that wo are showing
some first quality enameled dish pans
In the II quart ana the II quart sizes,
In o beautiful ocean blue, at only %
cents each. Carriers Economy Store.
II you are wanting the best oil
lamp on the market and the one that
makes five times as much light on one
half the oil Just try one Of our "Alad-
din" mantle oil lamps which will be IN
stock next week. Carriers Economy
Store.
Quick clean up sale: paper bound
books, cents each; bulk writing pa
per. rs cent packages. 10 cents; one
lot high Grade tinted box paper, 43
cents box: four 10 cent rolls Of toilet
paper, 81 cents. MoehrL successor to
SimmonE Book Store.
The aid society Of the Elm Luther
an church met Thursday afternoon in
the church parlors with Mrs. Andrew
Nelson as the hostess. Following the
business session refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Lester Allan.
Mrs. H. K Denmcad. Denmead
boulevard, was hostess Thursday
afternoon at tho regular meeting OF
the Ladies' Guild OF st. Paul's church.
Following the business meeting the
members enjoyed social hour and
Mrs. Denmead served refreshments as
sisted by Mrs. Frederick Wahrer.
-~--
- puchanap r,l,,n,hir~ a>yxyfoo 81 tim
120 West Main street, phone 1919. Tell
us your plumbing and heating troubles
expert service. Call and get our
prices on range boilers, baths. lava
tories. sinks. closets, everything in
tho plumbing and heating line. Try
our service. Repair department. A.
c. Buchanan. t"
The Saturday Afternoon Musical
Club met at the home Of Mrs. c. b.
Rogers. Jog North Fourth street, We'd
nesday after school hours. The hours
were spent In studying about Schu-
mann and musical program was
given by Ddra Donaldson, Katherine
Miller, Mary Merrill and Bonnie Har-
rington. Mrs. Rogers served refresh
ments assicted by her daughter
Jessie.
The regular meeting Of the aid
society Of the Methodist church was
held Thursday afternoon in the church
par1ors. Following the business $685.
sion Rev. W. q. Crowder outlined his
plans for an evangelictio campaign to
be held soon. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mesdames
Alfred Batty. C. +. Carothers. John
Brennecke. J. A. Matson. 8. W. Rube>,
John Chinn, John Bristol and Ollie
Correll. 7''
Funeral services for Mrs. elizabeth
O. Andrews. Of Gilman, were held at
$50 ThuNday afternoon from thu
Purssl chapel In charge OF Rev. r.. B.
Davidson. The pallbearers were d,
and Will Corr1San. OF Mason City. and
Smith Andrews, grandsons. and e. L
Williams. Burial was In Riverside. In
attendance at the ssrvicss were five Of
Mrs. Andrewv six children; John An
drews. Of Gilman; Mrs r. c. Hackney,
Of Waterloo: NrS. b. A. 0elchal. o:
Austin. MINI; Mrs. George Rapp. city
and Mrs. J. A. Corrigan, OF st. Cloud,
MINI.