Evening times-Republican. [volume], April 09, 1919, Image 11

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

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Demonstration
Thursday, Friday* Saturday
.April 10* 11 and 12
Miss Laura Junkin will be at our store and
demonstrate the superior points of the.
REDUCING SUPPORTING
SELF ADJUSTING
CORSET
The cotset combines the best points of the
foremost makes of lace front and lace
back corsets.
It Will Reduce 2 to 4 Inches More
than any other make of corset
It. is designed upon principles anatomically and phy
siologically correct, moldinff the figure into lines of sym
metry and beauty and, giving the body necessary support
for health
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without constriction of any of its
We solicit yodr inspection whether or not you wish
to purchase*
WeSsJI a Splendid Assortment of hiarinello
Toilet Articles
EXAMINE OUR STOCK' OF THIS LINE.
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The Geo. HcCord Grocery
121 West Main St. Phone 284-283
We have to offer for your Saturday
Purchases the following
Fresh Vegetables
GREEN ONIONS
HEAD LETTUCE
SPINACH
RHUBARB
NEW TOMATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
NEW TURNIPS
PARSNIPS .-r-
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torna published.
RADJSHES
LEAP LETTUCE
FRESH ASPARAGUS
CUCUa&ERS
CELERY
NEW CARROTS
NEW CABBAGE
RUTABAGAS
George McCord's two day special sake of National
Biscuit Company's products. All package cookies
and crackers 20 per cent discount. All fresh new
goods today* Order by phone or call at store Sat
urday.
OUR OWN DELIVERY SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU.
FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY 8-10, 2-4.
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TELEPHONE YOUR SUNDAY WANTS. PRONE 283-284
The T.-R.. Want Ads
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CITY IN BRIEF
Bun* wa tehee In. Hodges.
Cora Will lama Choate. physlelan.
Dr. Uraham. osteopath. Masonic tempi*
Burgess Plumbing and Heating Com
pany. I'hona 1I4S.
w. T. ScottTPenn Mutual Lit* In
surance. low's Bavins* Bank building.
Wanted—Oood baled timothy and
clover hay. Cook Bros. Grain Com
papy.
Thr home of William Burr. ISM
Summit street, wan qtiaraatlnad today
for smallpox.
Tomorrow, April 10, la the Mat day
for payment of accounts i«?nd**r*d
April 1. E. R. Lay.
The aid society of "the Methodlsi
church will meet at 2:30 Thursday af
ternoon at the church.
The Paat Noble Grands' Association
of Marshall county will meet Friday
afternoon In Odd "Fellows' hall.
Read our special ooraet announce
ment 'and plan to take advantage of
the demonstration. E. R. Lay.
For Information about Hayes Cali
fornia FVrms at Chowchllla, see A. T.
Stata, 29 Want Main.—Advertisement.
Mrs. B. V. Mof.ott, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Calne JJelson,
will return to her home in Minneapolis
tonight.
Lawns sadded, and spwlfd, nursery
stock planted. All kinds of yard im
provement- Dan Olsen. 611 Kast Main.
Phone 148*.
Market aafe in Majshalltown, Satur
day, April J9. Phone us what you will
have for Uils eale. Plumb, Munro,
Mason & Shoemaker.
Have yon tried the Cut Rate Clean
ers and pressers Save monoy by
leaving: y«or order. Phone red 1472.
We call and deliver. H. C. Sparks.
Mrs. L. R. Norton went to JeS
Moines this morning' to visit her
cousin. Mrs. H. M. Harwood. Mrs.
Harwood wa-s formerly Miss Bess
Fleming-, a teacher in the high school.
.Mis* Esther Gustafson returned this
morning from State Center where she
has been attending the wedding of her
cousin, Arthur Veren and Miss Mabel
Funke that took place Tuesday even
ing.
The Triangle Club met with Miss
Marion Reese, 516 North .Second street,
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Margaret
Barnum led the lesson. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Reese, assisted by
Mrs. Mary Thornton.
R. H. Aiston, of Chicago, regional
director of railroads of the northwest
section, and W. L. Parks, of Chicago,
general manager of the Chicago Great
Western railroad passed thru the city
over the Chicago Great Western this
morning.
I offer for sale my modern eight
room house at 802 West Main street,
lot 60x120. This house has furnace,
hot and cold water, cistern, new bath
room fixtures and has just been
newly decorated Inside fine fruit
trees. See me at once. R. E. Apgar.
The members of the Court of Honor
Circle enjoyed a social meeting Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Etta Crabtree, 708 East Main street,
and spent the time with their fancy
work. At the close of the afternoon
the hostess served refreshments as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs. P. F.
Byrd. ______
The Covenant Daughters of the Con
gregational church enjoyed their regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening at the
church. Supper was served at 6:30
by a division of the aid society of
which Mrs. F. S. Jerome Is chairman.
After the business session Mrs. Harry
E. Harned, of Cedar Rapids, addressed
the members.
The funeral of Mr. John E.
Lindgren, wno died at Boxholm, was
held at the' Wilbur parlors at 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. A. J. An
ders conducted the service and burial
was in Riverside. The pallbearers
were Charles Selelne, Matt Peterson,
C. A. iNoid, A. J. Amblad, P. E. Wan
berg, and Charles -Nelson.
A pleasant' meeting1 was enjoyed
Tuesday afternoon by the members of
the Pansy Club, who were entertained
at the home of Mrs. E. G. Flatley, 409
East Linn strsot. Following the busi
ness session the members pieced quilts
and later the hostess served refresh
ments asslstXby Mrs. Walter Newman,
of Waterloo, who was a guest from out
of the city.
Private R. J. Blanke, who served in
the aviation section and was overseas
for a year and a half, is in the city
visiting with friends. He was recent
ly discharged at Camp Grant. Blanke
was formerly employed by the C. A.
IHmham Company, In this city, but
was transferred to Davenport and was
there when he enlisted in the aviation
section. He is being entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Seberg.
Charles R. Blodgett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Blodgett, 309 Bromley street,
came home Tuesday from Camp Dodge
where he was mustered out of the ser
iMosd&j'# Blodgett enlisted in M?.y
1917 and has beertln France for a year
with Company C, 346th battalion 'of
the tank corps. He drove a light tank
of the Renault pattern lu "both thd St.
Mlhiel drive and the Argonne offensive
and "was gassed Oct. 4. He was con
fined to a hospital for a month suffer
ing from effects of the gas.
A grip Ailed with clothing and the
owner's wardrobe, stolen from the
lotby of the Casino theater Monday
evening, where it was left by QB. I*
Trowbridge, while attending the show
was found today by Will iMlHer, in
lavatory over the Home St Gelvin
store. The grip apparently had tiaea
abandoned when the thief found there
was nothing (but clothing inside. It
was turned over to the policy. Trow
bridge found none of his personal be?
longings had been stolen.
In honor of Mrs. tiucattla Center,
widow of Dr. H. H. Center, who Is to
go soon to Evanaton, 111., to make her
home, the members of Marshalltown
Chapter, D. A. R., held a covered dfph
luncheon Tuesday at the home of tMrs.
W. E. Sanders, 210 North Third street.
The afternoon hours were enjoyed So
cially and the members presented, Mrs.
Center with a lace collar. Mrs. P. A.
Cunningham, of Burns, Wyo. Mrs.
.Dwlght Butts, of Omaha and Mrs. W.
M. Achenbach, of Gladbroolc, we*e
gdWts from out of the city .v,
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Drink Colfax Water and keep well.
Phone 47, The Bailey Boya,
Tomorrow, April 14, la the last day
for payment rf account* rendered
April 1. K. K. Uuy.
Mb. J. A. MoNabb, of Ht. Anthony,
went to Des Moinea this inornln* to
vlult her «ou. H. Mi-Nubb.
The "Kilo Kard kl'ib" will mwt
Thuraday afternoon with Mrn. J. T.
Watt 405 Weat Nevada alrevt.
Read our upocwl oor»«t annouuoe
mcnt and plan to take advantage of
the demonstration. K. K. I*y.
The Fimt irnlted Evpnuelical aid so
ciety will meet Thuraday 'qfternoon In
the lecture room of the nlurih.
H. W. Shove ft Bon. district man
agers the -Mutual Life Insurance com
pany of New York. Maaonlc Temple.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Guild of St. Paul's church will be h»td
with Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence and
Mrs. Mary Kidder at the Lawrence
home. 811 West Main street, Thursday
afternoon.
Be at Hart'anii FYiday 8:30 p. m.#
and learn how to make more, out of
farm poultry. A steroptican lecture
will he given under the auspices of the
Marietta township farmer association.
Admission free. Committee.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U. was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Talbot Lennox, 109 North
First avenue, when the members dis
posed ©f-'routine business and then
sewed fdr the base hospital at Camp
Dodge.
Fire on an electric light pole in the
rear of the" Congregational church this
morning led residents of the neighbor
hood to helieve there was a blase in
one of the rear gables of the church.
Ttye department was called, at 6:45
o'clock, and the blaze on the light pole
was extinguished.
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude
Spores were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon from the Henry Hitsman
home, 713 South Third street, in charge
of Rev. B. F. Martin. The pallbearers
were John Weber, Jr.. Stanley Hail,
Earl Thomas and William Heckle.
Burial was in Riverside.
COOLEOGE RECOVERS MEMORY.
Cooledge was taken olT a Chicago
Great Western train at Waterloo
The aid socv^ty of tint Kllm L.ut!i-|
eran church will be entertained Thurn-j *i.
day afternoon at the ehuich by Mrs.
Aiiiand. MhV
Buy your wheat bran, shorts, wheat,
screenings nn«l Hour at the mill.
Sruth Flrat a. enue. Mars\ialltown Mill
inx Company.
Wanted—To buy. a flve or six mom
mouern houw, well located. State
price, location anil full particulars. K
care thla office.
The F. W. Wool worth store will be
closed all day Thursday on account of
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the death of Mr. Wool worth, president
of the company.—Advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. V. Kulsen and
daughters went to St. Anthony this
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs.
G. Watland that wan held this after
noon.
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Rev. Jan. A. 1-owry. of lies Moines,
will conduct a mid-week service this
evening at Westminister Chapel, cor
ner Ninth avenue and Hromley street.
Committee.
St. Margaret's Mission will sell cake,
pie, cookies, bread, beans, nut bread,
salad dressing and candy beginning at
10 o'clock Saturday morning at the
Marshall Electric Company. Com
mittee.
St. Elizabeth's society of St. Mary's
church will hold an all-day sew
Thursday at the home ot' Mrs. M.
Costello, 607 East JUinn street. A busi
ness meeting will be held in the af
ternoon.
T. A scene from "Odds and Ends' the chummj
MACEY AND
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Marshalltown Soldier Says He
Hospital to Come Home.
According to news received by the
T.-R. from Waterloo, Byron Cooledge.
a Camp Dodge soldier and the son of
Mr. and 'Mrs. C. W. Cooledge. 605Vi
West Boone street, city, who is at the
Presbyterian hospital at Waterloo has
recovered his memory. He recalls now
that he left the base hospital5 at Camp
Dodge to come to his home in thi? city
but that he lost his way while en
route.
early
last'iSaturday morning. 'Ho cooild not
give his name,and could"not give any
satisfactory information regardlns
himself. He was first taken to the
police station tout laterwae renftved
to the Presbyterian hospital where the
Red Cross chaptcr became interested
ill his case. The investigation the Red
Cross started established Cooledge's
identity, and hie parents and the base
hdspital at Camp Dodge were com
municated with. Cooledge is still
suffering with a fractured leg. an in
Jury he sustained here last fall, but it
was said at Waterloo that his leg was
still In the cast and was uninjured.
For the Children.
Too muuch care cannot be exercised
In selecting a cough medicine for chil
dren. Tt should be pleasant to take,
contain no harmful drug and most ef
fectual in curing their coughs and
colds. Long experience has shown that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
tucne uifiuitiCuo. It a lavoriie with
many mothers.—Advertisement.
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ACHED FOR
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BATH OF "TIZ".
Just take your shoes off and then put
those weary, shoe-crinkled, achinp,
burning, corn-pestered, bunion-tortur
ed feet of yours in a "Tir" bath. Tour
toes will wriggle with joy they'll look
ifp at you and almost talk and then
they'll take another dive in that "Tls"
bath.
"When your feet feel-like lamps of
lead—all tired out—Just try "Tiz." It's
grand—It's glorious. Your feot will
dance with joy also you will find all
pain gone from corns, callouses and
bunions.
There's nothing like "Tlx". It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture.
Get a 25 cent box of "Tiz" at any
drug' or department Btore—lon't wait.
Ah! how glad your feet get: how com
fortable your shflips feel. You can wear
shoes a Lf von daairo.
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Do you believe in electricity? Do you believe in its power to make
the street car run? If you do, we can in a lew moments' talk convince
you of the power of Mental Impulses, or human electricity, in the body.
Man does not vun the street car. He simple turns on the current. Man
cannot run your physical being, but he can turn on the human electrical
curretit—That's what wc do.
If you don't believe in this human electrical current or nervous energy,
then how do you account* for the fact that the paralytic cannot raise the
paralyzed arm? Why is he paralyzed? What is lacking that was there
before? There is nothing lacking, except the human electrical current or
mental impulse. The proof of this lies in the fact that these patients come
to us and, without the use of drugs or instruments, massage or vibrator,
but with only the two hands, we adjust the vertebrae of the spine, remov
ing the pressure from the nerves, thus releasing this current so that it can
flow freely to the paralyzed arm and the patient gets well. This is equally
true of every organ in your body.
Health Follows
•Health follows Chiropractic adjustments. All we ask is a chance to
prove our claim that our adjustments will eventuate health in most cases
where other methods have afforded no relief. Consultation and spinal
analysis free.
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