Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23

fered at 80 per cent discount. E. r
Lay.
Our overcoats are correctly tailored
tho right fabric and at a popular price
Hopkins.
Consult DR.. MARS about that chron
ic ailment Six years successful prac,
tice in city.
kembie has limited supply of chry
santhemums for Thanksgiving. Orde
| them at once.
| Harmony Aid Society will hold a ba
| zaar and dance at Odd Fellows hal
Dec. Is, IA. Is and 10.
The assembly and class for instruc-
ton will be Thanksgiving night instead
of Friday. Miss Edith Coyle.
Sheriff T. j. Shoemaker was in
Hampton Saturday night. subpoenaine
witnesses in the Carmean case.
We mean Just what we ADVERTISED
per cent discount on every cloth cloak
of this seasons purchase. E. R Lay.
Our store will close at noon on
Thursday on account of Thanksgiving
Get your orders In cary D. S. Good
Grocery Company.
Levi Saylor. of 705 East Main street.
who has been quite seriously III with
stomach trouble for the past week, Is
somewhat improved.
The goods marked down in plain fig-
ures 10 20 per cent discount for cash
is what makes them go. D. c. Wilbur
cThe hit bird always fiutters.) W.
Ladies, as a Thanksgiving Offering
Henry Pappe is selling ladies' cloaks at
nearly ore half former price. Be sure
to visit his parlor before Thanksgiv-
Ing.
There is no noticeable change
in the condition of Mrs. n. e. Simkins
today. She was very low Sunday, and
there are not much hopes OF her re-
covery. a.s
The subject of the University Extern
sion lecture tomorrow (Tuesday) even.
Ing by Professor r. G. Moulton will be
Southey's Curse OF kehema. At Car
negie library.
Christmas will soon be here and a
pretty piece of china will be very APP
prop1tate as a Christmas gift. The
cheapest and best place in the city is
120 West Main street. The Sinclair
Tea & Coffee Co.
For Thanksgiving we have oysters.
turkeys. geese, ducks, chickens. meats
OF all kinds, fish, sausage and all other
things for good dinner. Telephone or
leave your orders and they will receive
prompt attention. ]. A. Awde.
Miss Stella Ellis. of the Christian
Workers Training School, was In New
Providence Sunday, where she filed
Rev. Richard Newby's pulpit in the
Friends church. Rev. Newly is in Ten
nessee. where he was called on accoun.
of the illness Of his mother.
Mrs. Eva Mccoy arrived home Sat
urday night from ottumwa and oska-
loosa. where she has been for two
weeks. Mrs. Mccoy has been deliver
ing series of lectures at Ottumwa,
and ut Oskaioosa assisted in the organ
ization OF a new Spiritualtst society.
Hereafter the eye and ear specialist,
DR.. Wood of Marshalltown, will devote
the hours between 8 and o'clock every
Tuesday and Friday afternoon excIu-
sively to the fitting OF eye glasses and
spectacles. This arrangement is found
necessary In order to save time. Make
appointments accordingly.
George Burdick. Nof LaMoille. sold In
the city Saturday afternoon fine load
OF heavy hogs, averaging $50 pounds.
The lot consisted Of fifty-seven head.
John S. Hixson. OF st. Anthony. sold
sixty-nine head. all spring shoats, av-
eraging 40 pounds. Saturday after,
noon. This was the fourth load Mr..
Hixson had sold In the city during the
week.
Tobias Burke. who has been EN-
ployed all summer with the n. F. Balch
Construction Company. Of Minneapo-
lis. on the extension work OF the New
ton & Northwestern railway near
Boone, spent Sunday in the city with
his family. The work will be pushed
all winter II the weather does not be-
come too severe.
The new time card on the North
western went Into effect Sunday after
noon at o'clock, and as a result a
few passengers missed their trains at
the union station this morning. Up to
A O'clock Sunday the passenger trains
which were affected by the new card.
and which were moving on the line,
were run as extras. At that time they
were changed to their regular num-
bers on the new card. The wind this
morning delayed the westbound trains
so that they were all more or less late.
The Four Cohans" everlasting musi
cal comedy success. 'aThe Governors
Son. Will be presented at the Odeon
Thanksgiving matinee and night by a
special cast and with the original pro-
duction. The farce abounds in bright
and catchy musical numbers Is mount
ed IN style most lavish. and is bright
ened by the many pretty faces and
forms OF the chorus girls. better known
as the singing beauties" Thirty-six
people are required for the production
There Is not dull moment in the piece
from the time the fun commences, soon
after the rise of the curtain, until the
final curtain. A special matinee will
be given Thanksgiving afternoon at
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