Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-17


Our Yale coffee is all right. Try 1t
S. Good Grocery Co.
Oriental kimonas and dressing
Nues at the Hawkeye store.
'Ne are better prepared than ever /,
30 your laundry work Flitton
i Remember the fair for the benefit
Of ST. Thomas hospital, tonight.
DR.. Mairs. consultation free. onic.
over Fidelity bank b5ih phones.
You can get from us for is cents
women's underwear sold everywhere
Tor 25 cents. E. r. Lay.
/, DR.. Mairs treats all forms OF stom
lch, liver and kidney trouble. dropsy.
paralysis and constipation.
The Val Blatz Private Stock is best
beer for table use. c. F. Dieterlch.
successor to Gust Biernlna, agent.
We are meeting the demands OF those
| Who want good, up-to-date furniture
/ al right prices. Take look. Marion
Gard.
Those warm. comfortable trouser-
iings that Hopkins Is making at sucn
Popular prices. Step in and get pair
and be happy. Hopkins.
| What is the gain in buying furniture
! at from to 20 per cent discount IL the
/ price is wrong at the beginning? We
1 always have the lowest prices. Marion
| Gard.
The w. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow
| afternoon With Mrs. Hepsy Hoag, IL
! North Sixth street. The subject OF
| "Mormonism and Polygamy" will be
| discussed.
| Good coffee. good bread, good meat
and good butter are essential to good
dinner. All these may be had at Jar
Wis & Kellogg's at cash prices. Free
delivery. Both phones.
DR.. Steiner is now delivering a course
I of lectures in connection with Chicago
University. Marshalltown people
should not fall to hear him at the Con-
gregational church Friday evening.
Father w. j. Convery. OF Eldora. and
Father p. NJ Loughnane, Of State
Center. were in the city Monday night
in attendance at the ST. Thomas far.
They were the guests of Dean Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Smith leave this
evening for Oklahoma City. o. T.,
Where they will spend the winter. Mr.
Smith expects to be employed at his
trade, that OF carpenter, during the
winter.
Mr. III. P. Densel returned Monday
evening from Newton, where he has
been fer few days quail shooting as
the guest of his friend Mr.. Dick Baum
Mr. Baum and Mr. Densel had excel
lent shooting.
George Carney. of State Center, was
in the city Monday afternoon, and sol
at the Britain & Co. yards a LOAF
cf Atty head OF choice heavy hogs. The
consignment numbered fifty head, and
avenged an even 400 pounds
The Times Republican has adopted u
rule OF cash in advance for all one
cent word ads and small briefs. This
Is Gene in order to avoid extra book
keering and taking the time OF our col
lector. who is kept busy with his larger
and regular collections.
Rev. D. P. Breed. Of Grinnell. gen
eral field worker for the Congregatio
al Home Missionary Society, was in
The city Monday afternoon. being on |
his way home from a weeks work In |
and about Magnolia, Harrison county.
and Buckeye. Hardin county.
Mr.. G. Ferris Gada who has been in |
the Twin Cities for the past six months
and who was member OF THE Sleepy |
King" Opera Company. during the
summer months is expected home soon, |
Nr. Gada has more recently been At
Mannhsimer's, at ST. Paul He Is a son
Of Mr.. W. c. Gada. prominent former
residing east Of the city.
The sudden drop in the temperature.
together with the high wind which
prevailed during the night, had the |
usual effect upon passenger trains run
sing into the city this morning. The
delays were especially noticeable with
the west-bound trains. running agains,
the wind. All Of these were from q
half to an hour late. Other trains were
also somewhat behind time. which was
the case with the night passengers.
Our reasons Tor announcing special
prices on hosiery and underwear for
this week are plain and reasonable
The warm weather we have
had this fall has found many large
|obbers overstocked on many lines in
underwear and hosiery Many Of them
have been anxious to unload and we
1ave made some very advantageous
purchases. We are offering a erea:
many things at less than regular
Wholesale prices. You will certainly
Ind 1t to your advantage to get our
prices before you buy. Archie Par.
GER.
Mrs. T. J. Fletcher. president Of the
Iowa Federation Of women's Clubs.
went to Oskaloosa Monday evening,
where she was present today at the
annual meeting Of the Sixth district
club women. Mrs. o. c. Meredith. Of
Newton. IL chairman OF the district, {
and the meeting was held under the
of the Women's Club Of Os- I
saioosa. Mrs. Fletcher addressed the
women this afternoon on Child Labor"
and another Of the principal addresses
was ARTS and Crafts" by Mrs Rich II
ard Burke, OF Oskaioosa, recording sec
.etary Of the state federation. Instead {
If the usual reception, given by the i
,lubs entertaining to the district work !
ers, luncheon was given at / o'clock ,
his afternoon. Mrs. W. r. Forney, II
representing the Des MoInes Mail q Ii
Times, the official organ OF the state j
federation, was also at the meeting In