Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-21


The j. f. Irwin Lumber Company has
a very complete stock Of lumber, lath
and shingles and its prices are always
right.
DO not forget that the millinery and
shoe stocks are being slaughtered. The
best value ever offered. Hos-t's Depart
ment Store.
All the latest designs in pillow tops,
jewels. spangles, embroidery silks and
cords for making, also down pillows in
all sizes, at Newcomers.
There is nothing SO handy as a fount-
ain pen. May be carried in the pocket,
and is always ready for use. We have
them in pearl or gold. Allen, the jew
eler.
Moses Norman,fa Soldiers Home vet
eran, took discharge from the institu-
ton this morning and left for Danville,
ILL.,, where he will enter the national
home.
There are merchants who advertise a
25-cent NJ. and j. coffee. We sell the
genuine Mocha and Java at 40 cents per
pound and it can't be sold for less. Iowa
Tea Company.
The street car company has equippedl
one of its cars with fender and trial
is being made of this one. If II proves
satisfactory the other cars will be
equipped at once.
A the great closing out sale of the
HoYt's Department Store you can buy
Lonsdale cambria for 9 cents a yard.
Aluslins, ginghams, sheeting, toweling
and table linens at cost. Come tomor-
row. Trading stamps.
General Auditor T. 1. WATSON, Of the
Central, returned this morning from
Springfield, H., where he had been to-
appear before the Illinois state board of
equalization on business connected with
1.-THE tax levy Of the state on the Cen
trails property in Illinois
Trying to excel in turning out good
work in the laundry is materially aided
by using the right kind Of supplies We
use nothing but the best in soaps,
starches etc. which go far to help make
a laundry successfu al and cause ii to be
patronized not only for the admira bic
appearance Of the work turned out, but
because, combined with this is the
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returned to the customers. Flitton.
From present indications anticipate
the heaviest holiday patronage in many
! years and would urge all those wishing
Christmas photographs to place their
/ orders early. thus giving me an5opportu-
/ nifty to finish the work in first-class
style. And bear this in mind: just as
\ fine negatives can be made in cloudy as
lin fair weather. Am showing many
new and tasty mounts and all the new
designs in fancy ovals, group combina-
tons, etc. Do not delay, but come now.
4 Theo A. Brown.
Mrs. William Steele left Tuesday ev-
ening on the Central for Oklahoma
4 City, where she will join her daughter
I and son, Miss Ollie and Master Edward.
for a winters residence on account Of
! Miss Steele's health Miss Steele and
4 brother preceded their mother few
j weeks ago and have been visiting al
I Kingfisher. Mr.. Steele expected to be
With his family during the winter, bu,
lit is thought now he will have to re-
main here on account Of the work in
). the Central car Shops where he is EN-.
!, ployed being of such magnitude that
1.-THE management is not inclined to ex.
,st#tend vacations unless absolutely neces.
z Esary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. E. Boardman ant
!, Mir. and Mrs H. F. Marsh entertained
lat dinner Tuesday evening in honor o
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Norris, Jr. Cover
!. were laid for twelve, the guests asid
4 Il from the honored ones being DIR. ant
! Mrs. L. F. Kellogg Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
"A Egerrnayer Miss Huffaker and Mr..
]. r. Speers. Carnations were the favor
!, + and were laid at the plates with cleve
( little name cards of pickininnies and tn
: Thanksgiving bird, done in water color
| | by the hostesses. Vases with large bou
5 quet Of roses and carnations We're be
II fore the plates of Mrs. Norris and Mrs
Egermayer, the two brides OF the eve
ming. The dinner was an elega mt cours
one and was served by Miss Anna He
cox. The after dinner hours were spen
with readings and crokinole. d
Mr.. II. Mcnamara. formerly Of thi
J. city but now Of Fort Dodge, who wa
: called to the city a week ago today o.
n account of the illness of his sister, Mrs
!. Daniel Mcknight, left for Fort Dodg
e Tuesday evening. Mr. Mcnamara /
4 still with the Mccormick people as gen
eral repair man, the same work as h
was engaged in While resident Q
2 Marshalltown. Mr.. Mcnamara says HI
Z like the others OF the Mccormick con
i tingent, wishes he We're back in Mar
: : shalltown. In speaking Of the recen
= census report, in which Fort Dodg
d was credited with having more inha'bit
= ants than Marshalltown, Mr.. McNam
: ara says he does not think the censu
was properly taken there. He say
! !. that Fort Dodge people were then
= selves surprised when the report cam
s and that the recent vote there woul
!, not indicate that the city had. by cor
!. siderable, as large population as MAJ
:. shalltownkor Waterloo. Mr.. McNamar
says the only town Fort Dodge care
to- compete with was Waterloo. ana q
Is wanted to make 9 good showing I
compared to that place.