Evening times-Republican. [volume], February 26, 1915, Image 8

About Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923

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Trade Repartee.
Isaacs and .Mosea were rival clothiers
who kept shops situated in the same
street and opposite one another. It
was their frequent practice to stand at
their shop doors and solicit the custom
of passersby, and occasionally irritate
each other by very personal remarks.
One morning Moses shouted to Isaacs:
•*Go In, you grade booby, and take
that ugly face wid you! You roisht
as well stick a donkey at the door!"
•I did dat one dAy last week. Mr.
Moses." replied Isaacs, -but de peoples
passing by only smiled, and said ti» it.
Good day Mr. Moses, good day! 1 see
you haf removed from de other side!
—Philadelphia Krvrrd.
Wofk On four
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The thoughts of a big majority of
Style-appreciative women will be
centered upon Easter Apparel
This Week.
The question of what kind of a dress to make for
this occasion, the material it shall be made of, must be decided
otherwise it will be impossible to have it ready in time for Kaster Sun
day.
To those of our customers -whose fancy turn- to
Silks, ivc say—our silk department is plendidly ready with a superb
array of handsome styles that will make choosing a .genuine rlcr.stire.
To those who prefer something in wool, or sils ar.d wool fabrics
We do not hesitate to say that our
assortment of
SPRING
STYLES
Is the most comprehensive and mod
erately priced in town
''"Fabrics splendidly adapted to all the prevailing
Garstesi Styles—the long cca:v3—the short or Soaac«s skirted
Drese: Flounced or Flaiia* skirted Afternoon Stresses, as weU as staple
faeries ier acy sryie jDress you may wart, are all to be found :r. our
displays at pricts you'll be glad to pay.
The exquisite Springtime shades: the Crow Blues.
Dutch Blues, Bark Grays, Russian Greens. Pansy Purj.ies. Wild Rose,
Sand and Putty shades, ir. plain or in Embroidered effects, are com
pletely represented in nearly all the new fabrics. In the sheer, all wool
weaves, such as Crepe Gabarcmes. Tussab Crepes. Fopiir. Puiynres and
Voiles, or in Silk, and Wool fabrics, it iJS doubtful whether a greater
variety of Styles could be found anywhere than will be displayed right
here in your favorite store.
The Andrews Store
The Store Behind the Good»
J.
D.
Palmer &
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REMOVAL SALE
As predicted, many took advantage of our
reduced prices on Round Oak and
Universal Stoves and
$8to
Heater or Range
The last week, and as we have a few left we will con
.r tinue the stove sale for another eek.
ALSO REMEMBER OUR
Reduced Prices
On our electric and power machines, and, in fact
prices that have never before been offered in
*°l the hardware line.
BENDLAGE HARDWARE CO.
THE STOVE STORE
36 West Main Street Marshalltown, Iowa
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BIG SPECTACULAR DISPLAY
BOUGHT FOR NIGHT SHOWS
OF COUNTY FAIR.
HAS MANY ADDITIONAL
PIECES BESIDE BOMBARDMENT
Pyrotechnic® to Be Shot Off at Nigh^t
Shows This Year Are More Elaborate
and Spectacular Than "Battle of Mo-
Bile Bay."' Last Season's Display—
Numerous Other Set Pieces Bought.
Fireworks for the nisht shows of tlie
cour.ty fair have been bought by Ed T
Austin, superintendent of amusements,
to.be the »(g display among a
and the display purchased is Kinier and ^v^s^lves from losing accounts with
more elaborate la.--", years vi.t .patrons.
"The i?se of I.iege" Is to be the fra
re r.-uchntc of 5he program. It is
,o:
list as" smaller displays and set pieces.
be a representation or the bombard- „nojs vntra freight brakeman who
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ment and destruction of that city in the
early mouths of the European
at
in the background is shown an out-J mominc, was brought her
line of the city. The bombardment is iThundav nicht for burial. Mr. Holder
.arried on by the now famous forty-
two centimeter guns. which shoot h:sh
intc the air Soaite that explode
The largest of these are "Cleopatra
tunmal Tre^s." 40x4e feet: "Bridal
circus, that w'ere mounted on a 'plat- o'clock this evening »R the M. A.
form, lifted in the air around which swimmins
AMUSEMENTS.
"C-aoiria." at Crphcum, Proves to Be
Masterpiece of Moving pictures.
"The last word In. moving pict-res"
is the way- "William A. Brady, weil
kn^wr. theatrical manager, describes
"Cabiria."* as.d those who saw the pic
t"ire at the Orpheum Thursday night)
will have r.o trouble ir. agreeing with
him. "Cabiria" Is one of the most
stupendous spectacles that has ever
een produced either on the stase or
the cinema, screen, ar.d is well worth
seeing, both for the acting of the vari-
EFFORT MADE TO FREE BALL.
Minneapolis Men Back of Movement
He is very juiet and well behaved. He
told one of the men confined with him
in the county Jail who Is now in Kort
Madison {according to this prisoner's
story to Sheriff William Hohn that
he (Ball) did not steal the goods* but
that they were 'planted' in hi» room.**
S. C. I. CLUB DINNER.
Annual Social Affair of Taylor Town*
ship Club at Estel Home.
Members of the S.
f. *lub
TIMES-REPUBLICAN, MARSHALLTOWN, IOWAS FEBRUARY 26,1915.
University of Iowa ut Iowa City. 4»v©
an address on "Community Spirit and
Social Welfare," -which
was
has nvo
witil
Other Features of Program.
Ir. add:t:oa. to the stesr were is_
P«oU«
were exploded tnanv Sreworks. }t»»eir parent*. The demonstration for
ve 'or the t^ree n'sht the Ivors will be followed by supper and
shois of "the flir will cost the fair'as- |a movinc picture show
S' _M The -nr«rr«m for each G. K. Linden, mstruotor of svvimn
ion SI.^C'O. The program for each
right w:Il re about cr.e-fourth more
extensive than last year's program.
ous characters, and the scenes them-i March 1a in District Cou
selves. Ail of the l.tO© different scenes Ai. ^do.tional »-ai of iur.irs hus been
are superb In their attributes, and no {drawn for the March term "f court.
detail has been overlooked to give'and will report March 35. They are
them ail the magnificence of the days
they tictur--.
The vast temple of Moloch, the gar
dens of the conqueror Hasdrabel, the
army of Hannibal on the march, and
most spectacular of all. the siege of the
city Cina. are each masterpieces in
themselves:. The last named, the siege
of the city, is marvelous in its realism,
and caused considerable excitement in
the audience.
enter-
tained Thursday at their annual dinner,
given complimentary to their husbands,
The affair was held at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs, George Kstei,
two miles north of the city In Taylor
township. Covers were laid for fifty,
and at 1 o'clock an elaborate three
course dinner was served by the enter
tainment committee, composed of
Mesdamea O. J. Parsons. TU. M. KJnsey
and Miss Iva Reece. assisted by Mes
damea George Kstel, George Lewis and
Gsors? HU!isc»js.
During the afternoon honra an enter
taining program was enjoyed Miss
Bessie McClel»han. chairman of the
bureau of social welfare of tb^ Mate
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arnut'
very inter­
esting to the club members andlfuests.
Mrs. Ralph
Amey played
piano selec­
tion and the Taylor Township Quartet
sang- several pleasing numbers. After
the program the time was spent in
formally.
Mrs. Sarah Freece, of Hrooklyn, was
a guest from away.
COMMITTEE TAKES NO ACTION.
Refers Passenger Rate Resolution to
Directors For Decision.
The transportation committoo of the
Marshalltown Club met at the club
rooms Thursday niftht to discuss the
proposed increases in freipht and pas
senger rates. The committee had been
in a receipt af a resolution from Gen
eral Superintendent Huntington, of thej
M. & St. I* asking that the club
ko
on
record as favoring a proposed bill in
the legislature increasing intra-state
passenger rates on railroads from £^tr
2Vj cents per mile. The committee
took no definite action on this resolu
tion, but referred it to the board of
directors, with the request that they
decide on it for the club as a whole,
J. B. Cunningham, of Dubuque, sec
retary of the Iowa Retail Merchants
Association, was in the city Thursday
and spoke to a number of business
men at the club concerning various
Iways in which merchants may protect
BRAKEMAN BURIED HERE.
Body of Milo E. Holder-field. Who Died
at
"The Siege of Liege' is intended to ^.jlr
cn ePO
Brought to This City.
0
Haliiertield. an
was crushed between two cars at
Pomeroy Monday afternoon, and died
here
}Mers
ar
,,i ,-,ne broth*
this city—'Mrs. Henry Woolard and
West Boone
street, ar.d J. H. Holderfleld.
IV Sinims. fif
terriric lorve and noise. The de^-truc
tion of the city is
works. Illinois Jan. 30. 1SSS. and was united
.wwn tne are- ^i-j0 Er-vin HolderrteUl was born in
a
I in marriage on J^ept. 24. 1914. to M:ss
*E,nnia Hoiling. Besides hi.s sisters and
3-ng list o: rockets, bomo#. brother in this city, he leaves his wife.
5iriall pseces. tic., ana in aaaiuon Ho'deriieM. two brothers,
there are some larpe set pieces. jw ^'aTC3 HolderTield. and sister.
AV
Crown.* 4.'x40 feet "Barnum & Bailey janj Tanner, another sister, of
Horse Ac::" "Silver Gloria.'' 30x40 feet:
-Revolving Fountain." S5x35 feet: "Au-,
Creal
v^.| Simms
Kails:" Panama Exposition sunset, interment was in Riverside.
and "The iilage Celebraoon. The
"Panama Exposition Sunset' an} WILL SWIM FOR BOYS,
elaborate and spectacular piece seconc
only in size to the "Siege of The
A
Village Celebration is a comic Piece, «rate at Y. M. C. A.
The ••Barnum «c Bailey Horse Act" is
a set piece showing ".he high school A demonstration of svv,mining, dtxir.^.
hors^ ar.d Jadv rider featured bv
I
the
Tanner, of Villa Ridge. 111.:
sprj.,^ m.
Th/f.!nej^j was
held from the
r.sidence at o'clock this after-
Expert and Instructor to Demon-
and life saving will be given at f,
jim.or bo» and
mm ins
at Iowa State Ooll-ge. Ames, and C?ude.
the latter a senior and fancy diver, will
give the exhibition of diving, swimming
and life saving. The boys wi"l have
supper at ?:4a. when Linden and Dr.
George X!. Johnson, president of the
association, will give short talks. A
reel or two of movies wiM he shown.
One hundred fifty boys have been In
vited.
At about S:4S o'clock the exhibition
in the swimming pool will tx* repeats
"h if enongh of the parents are present
and want to see it.
ADDITIONAL JURORS DRAWN.
L!st of
to Report
Twenty Announced
E. R. Arnold, LrfrCrand K. A. Buck
and George K. Schilling, State Center*.
J. C. Crabtre*. J. Grove, and
Of the various characters, that of
Mac-iste, the giant slave of the Roman,
Kulvlns A-xiia, Is especially worthy of USE MELBOURNE SCHOOL SOON.
mention. This Niimidian giant play*
an Important part, and his feats of
strength are extremely spectacular.
Ca.'.'im herself does not have such an
imp-ortant part, and Is in fact Io*t sight
of during most of the play. Bopbon
isba. the daughter of HasdrubeL. Hajt-
G.
O.
jiiem, Timi-er ^'re'-k: A. I«. Cotton. T.
D. Wsk-ox. Taylor U.wnship ten Ert^l.
Marion townp'nip. Harry Gallagher. J.
F. Henrhal G. E. Hawkins. E. L.
Negiy. and Edwin Roundy. Charles
Saylr.r, C*harl«= Thompson, and X- E.
Winana city C. LutteKen and Earl
Lanning. Eder, f-wnship C. W. Stei
zer. Bangor.
New Building For Graded Schools in
Melbourne Opened Next Week.
The nftw building tor the graded con
solidated school of the .Melbourne dis
trict is so nearly completed that it will
be opened and occupied next week. It
drutel himself. Sclplo the Roman con- js hoped to get into the building Mon
sul, and the XumidLtn king, are among day but this may not be possible be
the other principal characters. The
picture runs two hours and a hall. The
house was comfortably filled.
cause norne of the finisning ie not com
pietfd.
Evans and Cchirmayer File,
Two rrx-re candidates for nomination
of councilman have filed their nomi-
1
to Secure Prisoner'# Discharge. land Jacob Scbirmayer.
The Kort I--dae Messcr.yer feays:
"That several influential men in MSn
neapolis believe that Owen Ball, held
here on a charge of robbing i'roes
choid's clothin? store and several oth
er piaces. is innocent of -he charge and
are Trying to get him free. wa» thej
report received today, flail has been
held in the W»"o»tr tounty jail for
several months. Hi* trial :a due In
March.
"fine-report says :k'-' the county at
torney of Hennepin aunty does not
believe the your.g nan is gtiiity and
that if he is released, the attorney
will assist him to a good pceition. It
also is reported that one of the de
tectives who captured Ball in one of
hiK reported deals in Minnesota, dot*
not believe that the young man in
guilty.
"Hall has made no (statements. It 1*
said, to Webster county offViais con
cemintr either his jftiilt or innocejice.
nation papers. They are Xavid J. Evans
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California All
Right When It
Doesn't Rain
Times-Republican: Tou fellows in
the office lit home are having lots of
fun at the tourists' expense because
all is not sunshine in California and
heating plants are much too abbrevi
ated for personal comfort, but we must
give it to California for delightful win
ter weather when the sun does shine.
It is this that has drawn so many of
our Iowa citizens away front us.
For Instance on valentine day, when
snow was falling In Iowa, we motored
twenty-Ave miles over a paved coun
try road to the sea coast at Santa
Monica, where Ike Spears lives. Over
coats and wraps were carried but not
used, and when we arrived at the
beach there were children barefooted
playing in the water and th"e sands.
In the afternoon we were entertained
nt a Marshalltown dinner party by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. M. Stone on
the San Gabriel boulevard, another
paved county road, where some thirty
live former residents of the home town
sat down to a picnic dinner out of
doors under a large live oak tree and
the shade of the tree was actually en
joyable as a relief from the direct rays
of the California sun.
Charlie Stone is 'mother of those
fortunate ranchers who added about
Jls.OOfl to the value of his farm the
moment the county psved h's road and
transformed his location from that
aUvr.ij an ordinary country road to
site on the "boulevard."
We have been enjoying several days
of the same kind of weather but. of
course, it Is not ac'.wtiHy guaranteed,
as one may see from the published an
nouncement of the Iowa picnic, which
is to be held Feb. :2. or "if it should
rain that day then on Feb. 27, and if
it should be raining, .hen It will be held
on March 6."
T".
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SELLS UNDER FORECLOSURE.
State Center Property Sold by Sheriff
to Satisfy Execution.
Six lots in Habcock's & Thompson
addition to State Center were sold at
public auction hy reputy Sheriff
Charles Henry Thursday afternoon to
satisfy an execution of forecloseure
proceedings under a mortgage. Judg
ment was procured for $700 by Mark
A'. Matson against Saratt M. Matson
and Anthony J. Matson. The total
amount of the claim was $7SO.:,4. whicn
was the price paid by Mark Mat
son for the property to protect his
mortgage.
Cabiria, Most Wonderful Pictures.
I'li^irl !. one tuo inf^t wonderful
photo plays ever enacted for the screen
was shown at the Orpheum theater last
evening to an immense audience. T
say it was truly wonderful is putting
i- light, the sight of the hissing lava
pouring ,5own the sivK*s of the Mt.
Aetna—the capture of Cabiria. intend
e.1' as a burnt offering to Moloch the
braaen bi.*l. Mariste. the gigantic slave
raising the child Cabiria from the
brazen bosom of the god Moloch, Is a
sieht never to be forgotten. This grea^t
picture was shown in Xew York at 1-
admission and played to capacity busi-
ness. Xo one should miss seeing this
great production as It is a privilege not
often accorded us. The price of ad
mission is. nights all seats adults 25
cents, children IS cents. matinees,
adults IS cents, children 10 cents.
Shovr begins at 3 p. m. and S H1
sharp. Orpheum.
Local Weather Record.
Thirty-four and 19 were the ex
tremes of temperature Thursda, com
pared with 35 and 20. the maximum
and minimum Wednesday, and '3 an'l
a v-ear au Thursday. The tempera
ture was 20 at o'clock this forenoon,
the same as at the corresponding hour
Thursday.'
FRECKLES
February and March Bring Out Un
sightly Spots. How to Remove
Easily.
The woman with tender skin dreads
February and March because tliey ars
lik.cly to cover her face with ugly
frcckles. No rontter how thick her veil,
the sun and winds have a strong ten
dency to make her freckle.
Fortunately for her peace of mind
the recent discovery of a new prescrip
tion. othine—double strength, make It
posible for even those most susceptible
to freckles to keep their skin clear and
white. No matter how stubborn a case
of freckles you have, the double
strength othine should remove them.
Oct an ounce from your druggist and
banish the freckles. Money back if it
fails.
hk'
up—with
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THIS STORE IS THE HpME OF
Fine Tailoring
For men and young men, and you better
look at what we have prepared for you for
Spring and Summer even if you don't buy.
See our new models. Look at our assortment
of fabrics. The clothes we make are depend
able, fashionable, well fitting, good looking
and long wearing.
Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to
buy your Spring clothes. Don't think you
can tell how the suit will look until made
our model suit maker we show
you exactly how it looks before made up.
PA
-THE. FASHION TAILOR
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AUCTION SALE!
Saturday, Feb. 27
AT 2 P. M.
I will sell for cash to the highest bidder
odds and ends of the various businesses
Broken boxes cigars, broken boxes
candy, broken boxes tobacco, entire
boxes of cigars, several show cases,
soda fountain, awnings, coffee urn,
electric fans, steam table, ice box,
heater, etc., at store room i{^
I ''''fly* S'~ rL'j
136 East Main St
FRED GARD, Auctioneer
Shorthand by Machine
1V-Sf! V*
22 Keys vs. 5
Hundreds of Characters
St^notypy has no confusing1
carves, circles, dots and dash*
es. Instead—22 keys, plainlv
stamped, which print English
letters.
THE STENOTYPE IN DEMAND
Business men want this Stenotype accuracy—this Stenotype speed. It
means mere and betters letters a day fer them. AND THEY WILLINQLY
PAY MORE FOR THIS HIGHER EFFICIENCY.
WHITE FOR FREE INFORMATION TODAY
ENROLL NEXT MONDAY.
Central Iowa Business College
(A FULLY ACCREDITED BU6INESS SCHOOL)
I TRY T,R. WANT ADS FOR GREATS RESULTS