Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-25

Saxon red barn paint, nye-year
| guarantee. Marshall Oil Company.
distributors. See your dealer.-Ad-
vertisement.
4 We have nearly 5000 pieces OF
standard sheet music in stock for 10
cents per copy. Ask for a catalog.
c. E, Pickard.
] D. NJ. Cakerice brought wagon
load of wild grapes OF Indians. Buy
them now for jelly. Phone red 1l40.
Advertisement.
| Laborers wanted for lawn grading
at Elmwood Country Club, southwest
/ OF town. Can get board and room
nearby. Leon Will.
Our electric motor made a big hit
at tho county fair. Have one In
stalled in your player, no matter
what make 1t is. G. T.. Pickard.
Rev. c. g. Zeigler, former pastor,
will preach at the First United
Evangelical church at o'clock to-
| night. Bishop Maze also will speak
/ briefly.
| Ezra w. Palmer, authorised Chris
tian Science lecturer, will speak in
Marshalltown next Tuesday night.
/ You are invited. Christian Science
directors.
The young men who want the very
latest in style. the most nifty In
shape, and the most perfect in fit
call now while oursvaf.ety Is large
National Tailors. over Strand theateE
IL
4 New rolls, records and sheet music
Just In. Ask to hear Down the
Trail to Home, Sweet Home" Ma
rion. You'll Soon Be ,Marryin' Me-"
and "Hiawatha's Melody of Love-"
c. E. Pickard.
See the big line of army blankets
at the Army and Navy Store before
you buy your supply OF winter hlan-
kets.s They are made of the best wool
obtainable, and are in perfect condl-
Observation-Disclosures.
Wanted, 500 automobile owners to
know the merits of the q. p. cutout.
Lot us show them to you. Battery
charging station: machine work;
storage and repairing: service car
day or night. Hewitt's garage.
l. q : /, II
Fine weather for rlpening the corn.
The wise ones are picking their seed
corn now. and hanging It up to dry.
We have seed corn hangers-One box
holds 400 ears. Can be used for sew
eral years. Abbott & Son, the busy
hardware.
Those interested In obtaining q
more correct understanding Of the
Christian Science movement will be
glad to hear Ezra w. Palmer, auth
orized lecturer from Boston head
| quarters, next Tuesday night. The
public is welcome Christian Science
directors.
Mrs. Henry E. Wilson and children,
Henry and Eleanor. forInerly Of this
| city but now of Champaign, ILL.,, ar
| rived in the city Friday for short
| visit with friends. Mrs. Wilson has
| been in Palmer Lake, Colo. and
| wichita, Kan. for fifteen months.
and n6y is on her way home.
| Some Thoughts on the Marriage
Relation" will be Mr.. Catos subject
at the Central Church Of Christ Sun
day morning. He will not nince
words. It is time Tor plain speech.
| "A Text From the DeviP' will be the
| subject at night. We had, 414 In Sum
day school last Sunday. Would you
like to be one of the $50 we will have
row?-Advertisement
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| The rooming house formerly owned
and run by Mrs. Kate Miller at 308h
South Second avenue has been pur-
chased by John Jersey, OF Cumber-
land, Wis. Mr., and Mrs. Jersey took
possession Sept. 20. The building
will continue as q rooming house, but
under different. plans than run be-
! fore, This place will BE known as the
| o. X. Rooming House.-Adverttsc-
fnent'
| \ Bishop NJ. T. Maze, d. D, will
preach at the South Side Evangelical
| church tomorrow at II a. m. and
! 1880 p. m. This will also be rally
day for the Sunday school, and there
! will be a special program in con-
nection with the Sunday school ok
| ercises. There will also be souvenirs
Special music in all the services Of
the day. You are invited to worship
with US. Committee. ~
8. s. Steward, OF Council Grove,
| Kan, a pioneer Of the county. Id in
the city visiting with his cousin, =.
| M. Wheeler, and other relatives. Mr..
Steward came to Marshalltown and
| the county in 1865, being among the
| first white settlers. He lived in Mar
lon township for a number of years
before moving away forty-one years
| ago. He has been at Council Grove
for twenty years.
| life in the Chicago Ghettos" is the
| subject OF an address to be delivered
Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church by Rev. Norman H.
| Camp, superintendent of the Chicago
! Hebrew Mission. Rev. Mr.. Camp
Will tell of the Jewish situation In
| Chicago at the present time. He will
| also speak Sunday evening on 'The
| Importance of Evangellztng the
| American Jews" at the Presbyterian
| church.-Advertisem
| At the Congregational church TO-
/ morrow morning Rev. Norman H
| Camp, superintendent of the Chicago
Hebrew Mission, will preach on "Life
in Chicago Ghetto" Mrs. Ross Hall
will play a violin solo. At vespers
at o'clock, Miss Mary f. Kissick
secretary of the Y. w. G. A., will tell
of the religious contribution the Y
i w. G. A. is making to the city
Church school at 10 a. m. A most
cordial invitation is extended to al
strangers in the city to attend these
. services, Committee.