Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-31
3. Boucher, 2os south Th,rd Ave

The big special sale is on tomorrow
at the Iowa Tea Company.
The chrysanthemum sale will con-
tinue over Saturday at 120 East Main.
Seedless raisins, cluster raisins and
bulk raisins at Reynolds & Sheldons.
4 If you are going to buy a pair OF
shoes tomorrow be sure and go to 10.
4 G. Wailace's.
1t is stated that the Northwestern
passenger runs will be rebulletined
next Sunday.
1t may seem early to select Christmas
presents, but d. c. Wilbur has laid
away some already.
4 Is your name written there? Where?
On the poll books. Attend to it and
Register, il you have not already done
SO.
Stems great going out of business
sale Is still offering remarkable bar
gains in mems and boys suits and over
coats.
| You will think our line of gentlemen's
SO shoes is good thing If you see 1t. II
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are still better thing. e. G. Wallace.
| Mr.. Roy Clark, former MARSHALL
town boy, who is now practicing law In
Des Moines. spent the cay in this city
with his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
| Clark.
The Iowa Tea Company's line of cut
glass caps the climax and only proves
al
ahead of the fast train of competition
that is trying to over take them
Assistant General Freight Agent III.
Il. Marsh, of the Central, spent the day
in the city on business. Mr.. Marsh goes
to Chicago tonight to attend the Wis
consin- Michigan foot ball gams.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Hull, Of SOB
Woodbury. street, are parents OF a
daughter, born to them Thursday night.
This is the first girl to be born in the
Hull family in twenty five years.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church was entertained by
Mrs. Gust Johnson at her home, SO3
West Nevada street, Thursday after
noon. In the evening Mrs. Johnson en-
tertained the younger members Of the.
church at social time.
state Architect III. +. Liebbe. Of Des
Moines. was in the city today looking
over the new work at the Soldiers
Home. Mr.. Liebbe is we'll satisfied
with the progress OF the buildings,
which are further along than was
thought possible a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Frank Probst and Mrs. Richard
Cole, who have been living IN Coulter.
Franklin county. for the past two
years. where their husbands have been
in business together. arrived in the city
Thursday evening. and will again make
their home here. Mr.. Cole and Mr..
Probst viii lbe here In a week or ten
days.
The Iowa Tea Company just received
direct from manufacturer, the finest
and largest line of cut glass ever car
ried by any dealer in the city. 1t Is
of the finest quality. and every piece
is guaranteed perfect. II you are look
ing for wedding, birthday, or Christ
mas present, you will save money by
getting their prices before making a
purchase. Look at the sparkling and
beautiful display OF cut glass in the
big window at the Iowa Tea Company.
Get their prices. Everything first class
cutting, from small bon-bOn to a
large punch bowl.
"A very pleasant afternoon was en-
joyed by thirty-eight Of the members
and friends Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the Y. M. G. A., which met Thursday
a. the home of Mrs. d. j. Collins. on
a A. <>R< ~
business session the president, Mrs.
David Lennox, introduced to the ladies
Mrs. Royal Dye, a missionary from
central Africa, who talked very inter-
estingly about the young men or "hea-
then boys Of that country. After the
lecture dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mes
danes Oscar Greene, Miles Kelleheri
and John Reynolds
1t has been many years since an adj
equate presentation of '"The Comedy OF
Errors" has been attempted in this
country. AS result especial interest
attaches to the brilliant revival OF the
Shakespearian comedy this season by
an actor of the standing Of Stuart
Robson. The production. deliberately
staged and costumed, and favored by
the strongest support that could posi-
bly, be secured for Mr.. Stuart Robson,
will be seen at the Odeon Monday, Nov.
3. This revival ranks undoubtedly as
one of the greatest dramatic events Of
the year and the work of bringing again
before the public this delightful COM
edy could be in no better hands. Mr..
Robson undoubtedly is the first Of liv-
ing Shakesperian comedians and one OF
his greatest ambitions has been to es-
tablish the idea that '"The Comedy of
Errors" is a comedy Of the highest or
der, and not simply farce, as so many
persons are accustomed to class 1t.
The accident to chair car No. s. one
of the new Pullmans bought by the
Central for it's equipment of the new
thru trains between Minneapolis and
st. Paul and ST. Louis, looks as If |
there might have been some careless
work on the part of some one. That
the new car was not materially dam
aged was most fortunate, and especial
ly is 1T fortunate that 1t was not
scratched and made necessary to be
placed in the shops before entering
into service The car was brought to
this city on the rear of No. 3, the even
ing passenger, and in crossing the State
Center branch, at Newburg, the rear
trucks took the branch tracks, resulting
in the car being tipped to one side
far enough so that the steps were torn
off by striking the embankment. About