Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-13
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DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic
Temple.
Hemstitching at Brintnall's, -Ad-
vertisement.
We rent books for 8 cents a day.
Moehrrs Book Store.
Wanted-Several good reliable car
riers. Times Republican.
Wanted. to buy liberty bonds. DR..
w. NJ. Choate, Fidelity Bank build
ing.
Mrs. F. f. Schmidt, 81 East State
street, lis confined to her home with
| severe attack OF tonsilitis.
Eggs will sell for 81 dozen this
winter. Feed our Full Pep laying
| mash. Call els. Roskopf & Kopel.
There will be dance Monday
| night, Nov. Is. given by the Ioemen
at Red Mems hall. Miller's orchestra.
| Committee.
II you are as careful in buying as
we are in manufacturing, it'll be.
| Betsy Ross -four for you from now
| on.-Advertisement.
Mrs. A. A. Moore expects to go to
Chicago Sunday night to visit Mr..
| and Mrs. S. NJ. Rogers and other
| friends for two weeks.
Prepare for those long winter
months; have your decorating done
now and / will take care of your
needs. w. A. George, Jr., lie and lis
| East State street.
Fix your mouth for treat. Brown
| Beauty beans and Dairy Maid milk
| hominy demonstration at our store
Monday and Tuesday all day. Bar
gain Store grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hogan, OF
| Aledo. H., who have been visiting
a few days with Mrs. Hogan's BROTH
er, Thomas Markey, left this morn
ing for their home.
Our prices are best. because we
do our buying in combination with
10000 leading drug stores of America.
We both lose money il you don't
trade here. Old Reliable Drug Com
pany. =
Everything you need to clean ZIP
and paint up-washing powder.1iuc-
niture polish, wax. stains, enaletscand
varnishes. Always the best for the
money. w. A. George. Jr.. lie and
lis East State street.
Get your order In now for your
holiday cleanup. Your floors may
need cleaning and waxing. walls pa
pered or painted, or your woodwork
a going over. I can take care of a
little more work II you get your order
in now The decorator that decorates.
W. A. George. Jr.. lie and us East
State street.
There will be service tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the Bethany
United Brethren church, pastor viii
preach. In the evening there will he,
q young peoples rally Several speak
ers Will be- presents and the evening
| will be given to organization Of the
different departments OF the yoiing
people. All are cordially invited. Or
der Of pastor.
At Burch Bros. Company you will
find the following items specially
priced: Silk teddies, silk gowns, crepe
gowns, flannelette gowns, for women;
sleepers for children: also Tuxedo
sweaters, up to $3.50 regular, priced.
at SIS, and silk oyer-sweaters at
SHES: seventy Ave georgette watSts,i
embroidered and beaded. all co1ors,
S4.95. Burch Bros. Company.
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Christmas cards produced; FOR ySu
by printer all alike are certainly
not personal cards, for card with
sentiment suitable for zone PERSON
will not do for all the rest of your
friends, Buy where, you can select
| just the card YOU wish for each
friend. Sign your name to thes,saJd
yourself. Then yoN have a Personal
card. have a larger, line this year
than ever before. r. NJ. lPinkertorl. 8
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The signing of the armistice will be
recognized at the Congregational
church tomorrow. At the morning
service at II O'Clock Mr. Martin will
preach on do We Appreciate the
Meaning of Armistice?" Vespers at 5
O'Clock will be In charge Of the AM
erican Legion, Members of the or
ganization will speak. Mr.. Henry
Shove wiz sing at both services, with
songs at vespers suited to- the oc-
casion A hearty welcome is extend
ed to all, especially to the members,
families and friends OF the American
Legion and all who served In the re-
cent war. Church school at 10 a. ms, mr.
with good music and graded LESSONS
Committee. -, e. !.
Tho funeral service for Louis r.,
Holland was held at Elm Lutheran
church at $3.50 Z Friday afternoons;
preceded by a prayer service at the
home, sos Marion street. Burial was
at Riverside. Rev. Carl Henderson
conducted the service. Members of
the Eagles, to which Mr.. Helland be-
lcnged, attended In a body. The pail
bearers were Henry Vogel, Leo Nc
Namara, Ray Fox, Marion Gard,
Joseph F.. Calmus and William
liable. The flowers were in
charge Of Misses Eva Anson Wilma
Brown, Lois Bailey and Ellen Larson.
Those attending from out Of town
were; Mrs. Christina Tweed, Charles
Watney and y. r. Nelson ROland:a