Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-04


| backache and spinal curvature.
We are better prepared than ever to
do your laundry work. Flitton.
| Ladies' mercerized white underwear
for fall and winter. archie Parker.
We close our silk petticoats out to-
morrow for $3.50. Lee, Benedict n
Co.
The Fair offers for tomorrow only
colored table oilcloth at only 1914 cents
| per yard.
ONLY few more Y NJ c. A. lecture
course tickets left at Reynolds & Shell
don's. Call at once.
DIR. MARS treats all forms of stom-
ach, liver, and kidney trouble. dropsy.
paralysis ana constipation.
Our list OF New York apples includes
Baldwins, Greetings, King. Spy and
1 other choice varieties. Hawkeye Gro
Gerry.
| If you want to enjoy a good smoke
try a Laurea cigar. 1t is pronounced
| by all as the best cigar for the price in
the city.
1
| The Ladies' Auxiliary of tine Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A. will meet with Mrs. III. b.
| Westenhaver. No. West Nevada
street, Thursday afternoon.
| In all earnestness We say to every
lady who intends buying a cloak, its
good business Judgment to see our line
before you purchase. NJ. F. Andrews.
I,r, r.sf Yy-t u
was at State Center Tuesday night,
where it played at u dancing party
given by some of the young men of the
| place.
The musical comedy treat of the sea-
son, Ward and NoktAs in their new
comedy "a Pair of Pinks" comes to the
Odeon this evening. The company
numbers 55 people, Al of them girls.
w. B. Linell, of Eldora, was in the
city Tuesday evening. being on ms
way to Central City, where he Will at
tend a two days tournament given by
the Wapsie Gun Club, which began to-
day.
We will redeem all tobacco tags and
certificates for another year. Stop and
examine our beautiful premiums now
displayed in our show window at the
West Main store LaShelle & Cook
cigar stores.
Mrs. N. r. Cliff and son, Mr.. Guy
Gift, of Gearing, Were, in the city Tues
day evening, being on their way to
Clear Lake. where they well remain foi
a short stay, preparing their cottage
for the winter.
Mr.. D. NJ. Cox, Of Grinnell, spent
Tuesday in the city, coming to make
arrangements with armour 4 Co. for
the shipment of dressed poultry to the
plant here. Mr. Cow conducts pro-
duce business at Grinnell and is soon
to commence dressing poultry, which
will be shipped here.
Mrs. j. H Lepley and baby son, OF
Clifford, who have been in the city two
weeks, visiting at thu, home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. 4. Burke, returned
home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Iepley
brought her babe to the city for treat
ment for his eyes. The child was al
most blind when ne was placed under
the treatment of a specialist. and now
there is apparently no defect whatever.
Miss Martha Carson went to Grin |
nell Tuesday evening, called by the
death of her friend, Mrs. Sarah Pass
more. Mr.. William Carson went TO
Grinneil this morning to attend the
funeral, which was held this after
noon at 2 o'clock, frrm the home of the
deceased's sister. Mrs. d. w. Brainerd,
conducted by Rev ". NJ. Vittum, pas
tor OF the Congregational church.
Mrs. E. d. Holiday, mother of Mr..
b. y. Parr, who makes her home in this
city with her son, left Tuesday for
Quenemo. Kas.. where she VIII enter
a hospital for treatment for locomotor
ataxia. Mrs. Holiday spent last
winter at the same sanitarium, but re-
Gently she has begun to grow worse.
She will remain at Quenemo indeh-
nitely, thruout the winter. at least.
Manager Wright. of the high school
football team, closed late Tuesday at
ternoon arrangement IS for a game next
Saturday with the Toledo high school
eleven. Little is known OF this team,
and whether or not 1t Is purely high
school aggregation. The eleven here
desires the practice and Will play,
however. Inc teeIllS WILL iHSSt oAA eAAS
Toledo gridiron.
'Be sure and bring home sack OF
Banner -four" Is thu. parting injunction
of the average wife as her husband de-
parts for town. That is what aM the
say who have used this
celebrated flour. and appreciate its
merits. 1t makes as much bread and OF
a superior quality as any other flour
on the market and gives universal sat
isfaction. Why shouldn't 1t? 1t is
made from the best hard winter wheat
and ground and si'ted with the lates
machinery. You can ex-
change your wheat for it at the Lee
Grand mill or E. E. Benedict & Co.'S in
this city. Try sack.
The Rebekahs of Marshall Lodge.
No 49, of this city, were disappointed
for the second time Tuesday In making
a trip to Grinnell TO visit the lodge of
that place. A month ago the local
lodge expected to visit Grinnell to ex
emplify the work, and heavy rain
which set in short time before thu
time for the departure of the train