Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-09
DR.. Mairs, osteopathy.
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
Or. Janss. surgeon and physician
DE- Rurkart. nsteopath. 3O2 West Main
DR.. Maira, osteopathy.


Or. Jarss. surgeon and physician
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 3O2 West Main
Or. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main.
oysters in every style at sundell's
Cafe.
Upper Circle Pressing Club, Kirby
building.
The finest baker goods in the city at
Sundell's Cafe.
Honey Comb candy, the new confec-
ton. only at Fellner's.
Watches. gold and silver, ladies' and
gents at Aliens, IA East Main.
Hosiery and underwear for men.
women and children at Newcomers.
No finer oysters can be found than
those you get at the Paragon, 1l9 East
Main.
If you want to see pretty show win
dow just glance into Paley's and see the
latest.
We have stock fish for Christmas
Leave your orders now. Olson, 127 West
Main.
Plenty OF dressed chickens at Culley's
meat market Red trading stamps with
each purchase
Pretty line of wool dress goods for
80 cents yard at Newcomers. Green
trading stamps.
If you want to save money on nice
Christmas present buy a music roll at
Adamson's Reduced prices until
Nov. 16.
Your friends all smoke "Puravana."
Why don't you? For sale by all deal
ers, cents each. 81 p i box. LaShe!le
& Cook, wholesale distributors.
Navy beans six pounds for 25 cents.
Rice 5 cents pound and better grades
for more money. Canned tomatoes and
baked beans, each 10 cents "a can at
Cu!ley's. The low price maker on high
quality goods.
Mrs. G. ii. Boston and daughter. Miss
Myrtle, who have been residents of this
city for a number of years. will leave
week from Tuesday for Portland. Ore,
where they will reside at least for the
winter, and perhaps indefinitely. Mr..
Boston is now employed in Portland in
a planning mill.
Should some one tell you that the
green stamp store is soon going to quit,
don't get scared. Just remember that
there is $4,000 bond back of the green
stamp, which guarantees 1t: also any
thing we say. and that our store will be
here another year after Jan. l. Chica-
go Trading Stamp Company.
st. Aldemar Commandery. No. 80, Il
T., has elected officers as follows: John
w. Wells, eminent commander; Byron
Webster, generalissimo: c. Ewald, cap
tain general; Rev. j. *. Black. prelate;
A. +. Balch, treasurer: /. S. Willard,
recorder; DR.. L. F. kellogg. senior war
den; w. H Burrows, Junior warden.
officers were reelected. Eminent Com
mander Wells has not yet announced
his appointiye officers.
Sheriff Shoemaker, under writs of
replevin issued in favor of the Agar
and Rath packing companies, took pos
session of a portion of the stock in the
Rupert meat market on North Center
street this morning. The bulk of the
of goods on which the
packers had claims was secured and
to the markets of other
patrons The suits were fastened by
the filing of bill of sale from F.. e.
Rupert to his father, ]. A. Rupert, OF
the market.
The members of the Marshalitown
high school foot ball team went to FL
dora this morning, where this afternoon
they met the Eldora high school eleven.
The team was accompanied by Mr..
Will act as one of the officials, also by
Coach Wright and several students. The
team will line up as follows: Parsons, |
left end; Saint, left tackle; Kirk, left
guard; Gossard, center; Lounsberry, |
right guard; Burroughs, captain, right
tackle; Hull, right end: Salisbury, |
quarter; Beasley, left half; Kent, right /
half: Fletcher, full back. Walter Hull
and Stepan accompanied the team as
Lincoln j. Carter, the owner Of many
Down the Mobile THE |
Flaming Arrow and Two Little |
and others, has written new
LAY, THE Eleventh Hour" which will
be seen at the Odeon next Thursday
evening THE Eleventh Hour" has far
any of his former successes. |
1t is play that required good acting
and 1t is promised that with this attrac-
ton a more than competent company
will be presented. The play was first
introduced at Carriers own theater in
Chicago, the Criterion, and will be pro-
duced with the same scenery and effects
and cast, which includes everybody's
favorite, Charles A. KarD Gardner.
Special prices have been arranged for
this attraction--25, So and so cents.
Seats OIL sale Monday morning.
A dispatch sent out from Fort Dodge
announces that Miss Sadie Claffin, who
played a soubrette part in THE Village !
Parson' in this city the other night, ap-
re airing as Gretchen Won Craus, Ger
nan servant girl, had become violently +
insane while on train entering that
city and had to be taken from the train
~ force and placed under medical treat
ment. Judging from the way Miss
,raus spoke her lines when the perform
ince was given in this city she was not
n her right mind then, and those who
witnessed the performance here will not
wonder much at the sudden turn Of In
sanity that has taken hold of the young
Listening to and participating
n a transforming performance such as
cy we