Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-18

Fresh oysters at sundell's Cafe.
Dr. Trottcr. office with DR.. MighelL
"A fine assortment OF loose diamonds
at Paley'a
See DIR. 'Mairs about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Topsy hosiery, best on earth, sold by
Bannatyne & Lay.
Fifty pieces of new outing flannels.
Hoyt'i; Department Store.
Register next Thursday II you are
not registered you can not vote.
Whenever / want some good coffee l
| always think of the Iowa Tea Company.
Seventeen and elghteen-inch coal hods
for % cents at the East End Bargain
Store.
Miss Nellie Mineter has opened her
dress making parlors over West Main
street.
The Bee Hive has the largest stock of
lamps in the city and prices are less
than usually asked for high-grade
lamps.
Writing desks in wood, celluloid. alli-
gator skin and embossed leather, with
sterling silver trimmings, at Liebig s., Z
West Main street.
Mr.. Duncan Kilborn, who is to be
married on Wednesday. Oct. 80, to Miss
May Johnston, arrived in the city this
morning from Washington.
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Hello! Where are you going? To the
Iowa Tea Company's store to get one of
those handsome French china plates
given free with a one dollar cash pur-
chase tomorrow.
Saturday night. from o'clock unit!
the store closes we will offer No. 60 and
so all-silk taffeta and MORE ribbons, val
Tie up to so cents yard, your choice at
12Mi cents yard for this sale only. Bee
Hive.
A meeting of the executive committee
appointed to arrange for the annual
convention of the Iowa Implement
Dealers association in this city next
December. has been called for tomor-
row night at S o'clock at the fremont
pailors.
Many and varied are the characters to
be seen in Lost in New York" which
comes to the Odeon next Monday even
ing. The play is known to be one of the
most successful of American dramas.
and deals with life among the classes of
high and low degree to be found In great
cities. The scenes are laid in and around
New York. Seats go on sale tomorrow
morning.
. Professor "A. AIarston. Of the Iowa
State College, Ames, who is acting as
consulting engineer to the city in the
construction OF the sewage disposal
plant, visited the city Thursday after
noon for the purpose Of visiting the
plant, which he did. in company with
Superintendent Of Mains z. q. Mack.
Professor Marston expressed himself
with being well pleased with the prog
ress of the plant, the work on which, he
gays. is getting along as satisfactorily
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.
Byron j. Clarke has been secured by
the Y. p. S. C. E. of the Christian church
10 give his Illustrated lecture, Ben
iaur,, Tuesday evening, Oct. 22 In the
presentation of this fascinating story
Mr.. Clarke is assisted by an electric
stereopticon. thereby obtaining the
finest stereoscopic light possible to Sc
cure. The entertainment as conducted
( by. Professor Clarke, is highly recon-
mended by the press in cities where IL
lhas been presented, and doubtless will
be well attended Admissions: Adults,
Is cents; children. 10 cents.
The winter season Of the Souvenir
cinch Club was opened Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Smelling. where the club and several
guests were entertained at O'clock
dinner The tables were decorated with
cosmos blossoms, and these pretty flow
ers Of fall were also used in profusion
turnout the rooms. The guests were
served by Misses Agnes Thomas, Lillian
Werner and L4eta Winery, and after
dinner clnch was enjoyed. The guests of
the club were Messrs. and Mesdames E.
r.. Lay. p. H. Keller, A. Janney. 81. ".
Speers, g. F. Auringer, j. L. Carney and
John B. Simmons; Misses Lillian Wer-
ner and Agnes Thomas.
The Cornell foot ball team passed thru
the city Thursday evening on the
fNOTluWeSlcEus5 luCdi TRAM aMSSlt Ueiil3
on its way to Des Moines, and from
there to Indianola, where this afternoon
the eleven was pitted against the Simp-
son College team on the .latter's grid
iron. Will Mcintyre, who is again play
ing right half this'year and Is in his last
years work at Cornell, says that the
team is quite confident of winning from
the Methodists, who, however, are con-
ceded to be playing good foot ball this
season. Mr.. Mcintyre expects to stop
over in the city on HE way back to Mt.
Vernon, and will spend Sunday here at
the home of his grandfather. Mr.. e.
Lee.
In the past thirty days. the Iowa Tea
Company has received, direct from i'm
porters and manufacturers. over $1.700
worth of French, German, English, Aus
trian, Japanese and American china,
which enables them to sell cheaper than
any other store in central Iowa. Mr..
Emery appreciates the patronage he
has received from the people of Mar
shalltown, on high grade goods for the
past year, which has greatly exceeded
his expectations. 1t Is his determine
ton to keep quality highest, prices low
est and stock the most complete nf any
store in Marshalltown. On Saturday.
Oct. 10, they will give handsome
French china plate, worth forty cents
each, with cash purchase of one dol
lar. No coupons.