Evening times-Republican., 1903-10-30
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist.

Maccabee's fair Friday and Satur
| day evenings.
/ Roast cocoanut only 10 cents a poune
| Saturday at Fellners.
! See Leutennegger & Co for prices OF
beef, veal pork and mutton.
Eighteen inch black silk velvets. 81
cents. Suitable for waists. Archie
| Parker.
Our school shoes you will buy if yo,
are looking for good shoes. Georg,
4 Trautman & Co.
| Have you tried Leutennegger & Co!
market for your meats? If not, do 81
at once. Our prices are The lowest.
See our new cloaks before YOU buy
| We can please you in style and mate
RAJ as well as price. NJ. f. Andrews
If you can use any kind of a towel in
your office, store or shop call UP Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, 80
| If you want to enjoy a good smoke
try Laurea cigar. 1t is pronounced
| by all as the best cigar for the price In
the city.
The third of the series of dancing
parties given by the travelling men vii
he held 1t the Pilgrim hotel on Friday
evening Nov. 6.
Mrs. H. b. Heitshu will serve TIL;
celebrated Yale coffee at our store Sat.
urday afternoon, Oct 81. Come anG
try it. d. S. Good Grocery Company.
\
Why is Saturday SO exceptional al
! Hellberg's store? Not because it is Sat
urday but because Hellberg sells rings
More rings there than in five ordinary
stores. See Hellberg for rings
! Mr.. and Mrs. o. Edwards, of 205
South First street. are the parents of a
son born Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Ed
wards is an operator in the Western
Union Telegraph Company's office.
Mrs. j. II. Van Vie, of Mason City
arrived in the city this morning to be
present at the district convention Of
the w. r. c.. and is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. S. b. Chapman. Mrs. Vie
will remain over tomorrow.
The plant of the Standard Oil Com
pany, which burned at Eagle Grove
Wednesday night. entaling loss of
about $4,000, was erected by T.. w.
Archer, of this city, who was at that
time the company's agent in Eagle
Grove.
Those who want the incest things
for Christmas should commence early
TO make their selections. We are pre-
pared to show you handsome paven
ports. rockers, writing desks, buffets or
anything In the furniture line. Come
and see what we have. Marion Gard.
Ward & Vokes play their annual en-
gagement here next Wednesday even
ing This season they have a new
comedy. "A Pair OF Pinks.' and II is
said to be the best they have yet offer
ed. The company numbers fifty five
people, forty of them girls
The guests invited to the wedding al
ways crowd to rooms where the we'd
ding presents are displayed and ii never
falls to be true that the silver and the
cut glass are the articles that win APP
plause If 1t is such silver and cut
glass as Hellberg sells there is little
wonder that it pleases.
The stock of stationery and supplies
of the Iowa Central stationery depart
ment was shipped to Minneapolis today,
where it will be placed with the similar
department. of the Minneapolis e. St.
Louis MIR. Wright will leave for Min
neapolis Sunday, and viii assume
charge of both departments.
Mr.. ard Mrs j. r. Rolston. OF Albion.
expect to leave next week for Pasa-
dena. Cal. where they Will make their
future nome. Mr.. and Mrs. Rolston
spent last winter at Pasadena, and
were so much pleased with the coun
try and the climate that they decided
to return this year to take UP their
permanent residence.
Black cotton Moreen under skirts, 81.
Archie Parker.
S. Miller Kent will appear this even
ing in that delightfully."- clever farce
Facing the Music" This farce has
been one of the successes OF the seas
Aunt "The Private Secretary" and
other comedies of this kind. Mr.. Ken
will be remembered by many as the
star In The Cowboy and the Lady"
two seasons ago. His supporting COM
pany this season is an excellent one.
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Boys heavy fleeced underwear, %
cents. Archie Parker.
Five years ago four young ladies
pursuing their musical studies We're
organized into a quartet and became.
the most charming feature of the social
life of their college. Since completing
their studies they have been in con-
stant demand at Chautauqua assem-
blies, great conventions and in the ly
ceum field. The beautifully blended
voices. of this popular quartet will be
heard by hundreds of Marshalltown
music lovers as one of the features OF
the second entertainment OF the Rail-
road Y. M. c. A. course.
Fifty cent quality ladies ribbed un-
25 cents. Archie Parker.
Mrs. n. S. Thompson, of Riverside,
Cal, who has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. A. Newcomer In this city,
and other relatives in near by towns,
today celebrated the 50th anniversary
Of her wedding. The celebration was
1T the home of Mrs. New and was
only marred by the fact that Mr..
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