Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-05

An elegant line of flat ware at Paley's.
See Dr. Mairs about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
u Bargains on Culley's and 10 cent
counters.
Your laundry work will be done right
If you take it to F'litton.
Snow shovels. wood and iron,
| Schmidt's hardware store.
1 Take advantage of our reductions on
cloaks. Bannatyne e. Lay.
If you need music rack get them
cheap this week at Adamson's.
4 Ladies and Misses golf gloves at %.
SO and 40 cents at the Big Fair.
Culley can dc you some good on a bar
rel of apples just now. See him.
/ Mems pure gum arctics broad or
coin toe, all sizes, IS cents. The Big
Fair.
Shoe merchants are busy selling rub
bers, owing to the demand caused by
the snow storm.
/ Don't decide on holiday gifts until
you have looked over the large stock at
Simmons book store.
Our prices on pure linen hand em-
broidered handlserchiefs defy competi-
ton Bannatyne & Lay.
Buy your warm foot wear at the Bee
Hive. stock complete, all sizes and
prices are way down. Bee Hive.
i
] A fine line of ladies' and gents
watches for the holidays. Red or green
trading stamps. Miller the jeweler, los
East Main.
| Our prices will be found on all goods,
according to the quality, as low as the
lowest. Green stamps given. Sim
mons book store.
{. IL you want something in a silk and
wool underwear, ask to see the garment
we sell at $1.4b. You cannot equal 1t for
1 s2.25. Farrand & Clifford.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, OF the
Central, went TO Minneapolis Wednes-
day night to look after matters in con-
nection with his department.
| Mr. C. S. Giddings went south on the
Central Wednesday evening. his desti-
/ nation being Jasper county, where ne
will spend several days on business.
The largest and best lire of fancy
rockers in the city you will find at our
store and at the. lowest prices. We give
red trading stamps with all cash pur-
chases. Marion Gard.
/ Chicken thieves continued their oper-
atoms last night and depopulated the
| hen houses OF Mrs. N. C. Nelson at BIZ
North First avenue and Andy Bowman,
at 211 South Second avenue. A number
! OF fowls were taken from each place.
Mr.. Howard Gould will appear at tho
Odeon next Tuesday evening IN
Brother Onicers," one Of Charles
Frohman's Empire theater successes
| The play is admirably suited to Mr.
/ Goulds talents and he has an excellent
supporting company.
James Carmody, No. 80 North First
avenue, recently picked up in the post
4 office pocketbook containing $50 in
bills and Chicago draft. The pocket
book proved to belong to Mr.. G. J..
Smith, who advertised his loss in the
T.-R. and at once received his purse
from Mr.. Carmody.
Ole oleson, Gilman carpenter.
known commonly among his intimates
here as Spider" became drunk and OBJ
streperous ON North First street yester-
| day and was run in by Officer Charles
Hurd Oleson resisted vigorously and
gave the officer considerable trouble. He
wa. before Mayor Jones this morning
| and paid the costs.
| Our overcoats are all new. There is
| not a coat In the house carried over
from last year. You can now buy them
at less than the actual cost to manu-
| facture them. We have to vacate our
| room and do not want to have single
| overcoat to move. We have all sizes
! and can please you in quality and ma
| terial, and we do know the price will
| more than please you. Farrand 6 Gif-
ford
Invitations have been issued for the
second annual ball OF Marshall lodge
| No. 299, International Association Of
Thursday evening, Nov. 10, at Finkle's
hall The following committees will have
charge: Arrangements, Jack McLeay.
| u. q. CfelllN, y. II. NdSrOH, a. oSulC6Si
and T. j. Stark; reception, ]. Killeen. A.
Malsed and ]. Mohr; floor. G. Jones, A.
| Folsom and j. Schlegel.
Governor Shaw is in receipt of letter
| from Ex-Governor Francis. president of
| the Louisiana Purchase exposition. sug>
costing that December Goth be observed
as Louisiana Purchase Flag day. This
! is the anniversary of the actual trans
fer Of title by France to the United
| States. Governor Shaw is in hearty
| sympathy with the movement, and re-
quests that the American rag pc dis
played from all public buildings, state.
county, and municipal, in honor OF this
historic event, which has proven to be
| OF such value to the world, as we'll as to
| the nation.
The Beethoven Society met yesterday
with Mrs O. L. Binford at her residence,
4 504 West Main street The guests pres
ent were Mesdames E. F. Binford, Ben
Rhoades, E. A. Harris. George Nc
Medley, Allison, Charles Newcomer:
Misses Alma Hegley, Hofi1ne and e. j.
Wilson. The program consisted of
short sketch of the life of Beethoven by
Mrs o. L. Binford; paper, "Ole Bull"
by Mrs. z. o. Baughman; piano solo,
"Gautier's Intermezzo,' Miss Tessa
Jones: vocal solo, my Dream of You"
| (Rodney), Mrs A. G. Edwards; piano
solo, Good Night" (Ethelbert Nevin),