Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09

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pr. Bay. woodbury. block.
Oysters in all styles al the Paragon.
All music e cents at Harlanss this
week.
staley underwear at 0. H. Hole s
Bros.
Go to sundeii's Cafe for the best
meals.
Your winter cap You viii find a. Hen
~ Pappes.
Oysters served in any style at Gift
ford's restaurant.
Ten dozen new nannelette wrappers
at Lee Benedict's.
Ladies union suits from % cents to
$3.50 at NJ. f.. Andrews.
Harlan makes lowest prices on sheet
music, % cents this week.
The finest stock of mandolins and
guitars. Tuffree Music House.
Others charge % cents: Adamson
will sell sheet music tomorrow as low
as 5 cents.
If you want the best and freshest
chocolates. go to Fellner's. where they
are made daily.
Seven dollars and seventy-ive cents
buys a SIS overcoat at Henry Plppe's
tomorrow only.
Nice New York Northern Spy and
Baldwin apples for 81 bushel. Hoyt's
Department Store.
An article worth 80 cents with so
cent can of Iowa baking powder free.
Iowa Tea Company.
You will find big line of cotton blan-
kets from the cheapest to the wide and
Very heavy ones at Newcomers.
We have the best stock OF pianos
ever shown in the city headed by the
Everett, Ask your neighbor how he
likes his, then see us. Harlan's Music
House.
Mr.. K. c. Cooley, the veteran employe
of the auditing department Of the Iowa
Central, is taking two days rest from
his duties and went to Gilman this
morning for couple of days quail
shooting with his son, Mr.. c. G. Cooley.
Mr.. Cooley will remain over Sunday at
his sons home.
A boy is a picture in a tidy suit
REFER jacket-or top coat. A picture of
pride to himself and one Of affectionate
vanity to his parents-es specially II that
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the outlay. From the most complete
stock in the city we ask you to make
your selections. Farrand & Clifford.
The Rhoades-Carn,ean and Iowa
Central foot ball teams. in accordance
with the challenge of the former team
and the prompt acceptance of the lat
ter. will meet on the Finkle Park grid
iron q week from today. Each team
will deposit its $50 before the game, the
entire amount OF the purse gong to
the victors.
Mrs j. j. Hall. accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Libbie Hall, left Thurs
day evening for Chicago, and from
there will go Immediately to Milwau-
kee. where Mrs. Hall Will enter sani.
tarium. If the life there should prove
helpful to her, she will probably remain
until mild weather next spring. Miss
Hall will spend a number of days with
her mother and will also visit with rela-
tives in Whitewater. Wis, and will be
away from home about two weeks.
Had pleased fellow come into our
store this morning. He bought ar
overcoat the other day and had reason
to be pleased, for it fitted like the paper
on the wall and was as stylish as
tailor made coat This season we have
provided a stock Of overcoats twice Al.
large as in any preceding season in or.
der TO supply our numerous customers.
We advise making your purchase Of an
overcoat as early as possible BY SO do
ing you may have the pick of the best
in America. Waiting until later you
may be disappointed. Farrand & Gift
ford.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Hunt, OF Mel
bourne, entertained party of friends
from this city Thursday evening at a
five course o'clock dinner The party
vas composed of the former friends of
Mrs. Hunt from among the instructors
in the city schools, with whom she was
llQenllHed@ PRIOR to her marriage. and
they greatly enjoyed the hospitality of
the new home recently established at
Melbourne. The guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Hunt We're Misses Minnie Van Petten,
lada White, Carrie Mcconnell, Maxine
Kelley, Matte Bach. Grace Sullivan,
Nellie Smith, Carolyn Anderson, Evan
geline Wildman and Alta Bentley.
| The Des Moines Capital Of Thursday
evening says: Former Des MONIES
1 friends received word yesterday tina,
Mrs. Ventura, once well known here as
the wife, at that time, Of prominen,
French teacher, has recently married
Minneapolis is her home. where she is
now known as Mrs. Conrad Mrs
Ventura-Co Conrad will be remem be.ed. b,
friends in this city, where she resided
/ with her first husband for severa
months. The family will be rernem.
bered especially here thru their trou.
bles. which We're aired in the courts AMI
j newspapers because OF Mrs Ventura.
i action against her husband for the Gus.
tody Of their child and her allegation.
4 against the danner nrofacsnr In,