Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01
New goods at Miss Gilmore's.
Flitton dye works, "a West Church

Coal Co.
yourself and Your boys winter outfit at
Henry Pappess.
See here. girls Forty candy hearts
and a paper doll for penny. Reyn-
olds, Watson & Co.
Miss Genie Wolcotts classes in china
and water colors Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Fridays.
Whs hesitate about your laundry
work Take Il TO Fltton. he VIII return
IL to you in fine condition.
All this week S. in trading stamps
for q 81 purchase in dress goods and
Hoyt's Department Store
We have a complete stock OF both
lumber and coal. Better get our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
pany
e. f. Ryan. with w. NJ. Miller & Co,
furriers. willsbe at our store Friday all
day. Special orders taken. Lee &
Benedict.
We Will give sou Your choice from
an assortment of twenty different use
ful articles worth 50 cents each with a
5o-eent can Of Iowa Baking Powder
Saturday, No. 3, just for starter.
Iowa Tea Company.
Veteran Thompson r Murray. Of the
Soldiers Home. left "Wednesday eve
ming for Kansas City, Mo, where he was
summoned by a telegram announcing
iha. his Wife was moi expected 70 live.
Mrs. Murray has visited her husband in
this city several times. and is known in.
Mafshalltowng by several friends.
a couch is one of he most conven-#
lent pieces of furniture in a home. We
have a newsi line of them and they are
Very handsome. Our new book cases
are attracting attention and would
make an acceptable present. We are.
prepared 10 show YOU new book cases
and bedroom suits in all styles. ID. G..
WsEbur,
The funeral of the late Ole Herman
was largely attended "Wednesday after
noon from the Christian church and
$was conducted by Rev. w. IA. Scott.
The tfremen of tha city turned out gan
orally, altho the day Was extremely
stormy. The remains we're placed IN the
receiving vault at Riverside 10 await
i,term.l1t in a lot that is 10 be pur-
chased by the city.
Piano confidence You may think this
is a peculiar expression. 1t may BE-,
but did YOU ever stop TO think that con-
fiGence in Your dealer is, almost abso-
lutely .sssentfal2 You feel safer when
buying piano II you are dealing With
IA reliable dealer who handles nothing
but strictly high-grade Instruments.
Don't YOU It's natural TO feel that Way.
because Yen know You VIII be honestly
dealt With This ia the basis on which
NE do BUSINESS 1t Will pay5you to call
and have a talk With us about the SUI
lsreriority of the Emerson piano. T.. A.
Tuffree.
Mils Olive Steel and brother Edward
LEFT "Wednesday evening for ISinstisslei.
Okla. where they viii remain for q so
weeks visit with relatives before !eav-
Ting fals Oklahoma lily to spend the win
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Steele win join their
Idanglitsr and a5n in Oklahoma City III
two. Weeks ana via r.main during the
winter. The fagntly's home is trans
fsrred to 0lSiahar4a on account Of .ths
eondftion Of Miss :steele, Slo has beer
Tin poor health for tbs past few Years
She IS much better nov than this ti,ns
last year. butt IL feared that her healtf
would q gain decline IL she remained hers
Curing. the win fer
Considerable nloney#is being placed ii
This city On the result Of the election
many republicans giving odds on Mo
istisley Of from 2 10 / to 5 to i. Mr.. T.,
4 Seailling one Of the prominent demo
5strats 81 state Center. was in tow
"Wednesday and oppressed /. willing
mess TO back Bryan al To 5,and foun,
IA prominent business man Mic put III
500 against $50. There We're seyera
+ other republicans Who Mere willing L
give the same oasls and both William
liorsley and S. G.. Bentley asked Nj
Sctillipg u further back his faith j
& Bryan BY wagering SD against $le6. bn
THE state Center man declared he ha
!, enough, even At those great odds.
Alr.sG Il, Greet Of F,ldora, Mas in III
city this morning, being eli route 10 hi
hone from Pasadena Cal. where he ac
companied hi. Aife aud family IL
weeks ago. Mf, Greet. on account !
whose health the California trip wa
s. made, stood ti.e trip remarkably vel
and Mr. Greet left her and the ehilure
], lcomfSrtably situated in a furniane
| house that he leased. known as the OIL
!. Painter homo. AIr. Greet feels that hi
i wife viii soon show decided improveIner
: as a result of. the warm air and brigE
SUNSHINE of the land of flowers, or
least that the climate will not aggra
waite he, condition, while. if she had i,
manned in Iowa this winter ii Is though
. sac could hardly have stood the man
y changes in the weather. Mr.. Gre,
7 thinks that California IS a great count1
for the sick. but for himself he says tn;
( he will take Iowa and her change of ssf
sons. Mr. Greet expects to return
. California about holiday time and h
!, stay then viii depend largely upon eli
: tcumstances.
On election night the Odeon will |
i lighted up for a show that Will nal
2 the gallery gods hearts thump hal
. PLY. to say nothing of the bett
groomed and older head who effec
i the lower floor of the theater TIL
!. much talked of Railroad Jack" whie
: has been going at lively pace in Il
7. ieastern cities for several seasons, W
] have its first presentation here Tuesds
I evening. The company includes Mi
:. Madelon Caufman, Marie Hillike
+ Bessie Primrose, John 3. Max, Jam
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