Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-04
DR.. Boucher, 2os South Third Ave.

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DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
Fresh oysters at the Hawkeye gro
Gerry.
Ladies' lisle knitted corset covers %
cents. Archie Parker
DR.. Billiard, the osteopath. cures dis
ease by removing the cause
DR.. Mairs; consultation free Office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
Consult DR.. MARS about that enron
ic ailment. Six years successful prac-
tice in city.
We sell the only genuine 81 kid glove
fully warranted and fitted, in this city.
Archie Parker.
Before buying your winter supply OF
canned fruits and vegetables get prices
from the Hawkeye grocery.
Unity Court Nc. "a, Tribe of Ben
Hur. win give a dance at the Odd Fell
lows hall Thursday night, Nov. g. Fer
suson's orchestra. Tickets so cents.
Don I experiment WIKI tue many
brands of Inferior underwear when you
can buy the-always- satisfactory, Mum
sing at reasonable prices. Sold only
by Nj F. Andrews.
The fourteen employees in the Lee.
Benedict & Company store. drove to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. King.
near Green Mountain, Tuesday night
invad a n 0vSfnr
Miss Winterowd, of Clemens. was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
st. Thomas hospital Tuesday, and is
doing very nicely. Her condition to-
day is IS satisfactory as could be eS-
pectel.
Have you tried e'LeGrand pancake
flour, or our pure buckwheat flour. or
our meal. made from new corn? Ask
your grocer for them. If you are not
using them you are not getting the
best. Hammond & Son.
The eye and ear specialist. DR. Wood.
finds every moment of his time
occupied lust as he has continued to do
ever since his return. Prospective
patients will find ii convenient to make
appointments.
Conkey's Roup cure is the only rem
edy that will positively cure roup. Put
ii in the drinking water and the
chicken takes its own medicine. Then
use Lees Egg Maker and you will have
eggs to sell E. r. Benedict & Co.
Special sale on swiss ard rufT1ed cur
tains for Thursday: % pairs swiss cur
tains. lace edge. for 50 cents: 90 pairs
swiss novelty curtains for 95 cents a
pair: 90 pairs swiss curtains, lace in |
sertion and lace edge. for 80 cents n |
pair. Remember odd pairs of curtains |
go regardless of cost. Lee. Benedict I
& Co.
A crowd of twenty-five young
friends of Miss Anna Tobin. of Sa-
wanna. ILL.,. who is the guest of her un-
Gle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Col
Inns, surprised her at the Collins home,
400 West Nevada street Tuesday night.
The entertainment for the hours was
games and music. Mrs. Collins. as
sisted by Misses Josephine WEIGH,
Nellie Coulton and Nellie Minetor,
served a ttlree-course luncheon.
Mr. j. r.. Stanton was In Boone /
Tuesday night. where he was present
at the celebration of the thirty fifth
of the founding of the An
Client Order of United Workmen. The
celebration was observed by the MEM
bers of the Boone Lodge. No. 279. and
during the evening Mr. Stanton adj
dressed the gathering on questions of
interest to the order Mr.. Stanton Is
past grand overseer of the A. o. U. W.
of Iowa.
Everyone wishes he might have
seen Abraham Lincoln during the
striving times OF the civil war. Benja-
min Chaplin on this years Y. M. G. A.
course portrays the form, features.
iress. manner and voice of the mar
yred president to the minutest detail in
our scenes from his life. The regular
seat sale takes place next Tuesday be-
at a. m. at Furbush's hard
ware. The preliminary sale will be
leld Friday of this week at the same
,lace and hour
Special prices for the comedy drama,
Buried at Sea" tomorrow evening, Is.
Is, 35 and so cents It is powerfully
ienS1tlOnal pay. appealing ~ lue
of the audience, and paint r
ng in vivid oolors the scheming adven-
uress and the constituencies villain,
Who administers poison in order to win
fortune, with woman whom he pre-
ends to admire, solely to possess her
wealth. Thru the entire play runs a
merry thread of humor and funny sit
lations, and no one need hesitate,
linking from the title" that 1t Is ii
sruesome affair." as the burial at sea
S merely one of the many incidents
hruout the play.
Mrs. T. ]. Fletcher. president of
the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs.
md Mrs. George w. Burnham, of Vim
on, left Tuesday evening for Webster
City, where today they were present at
, meeting Of the Tenth district federat-
"a clubs session was held this NOR /,
hing, also one this afternoon, and the
meeting will close with the session to- n
1ight Mrs. Burnham addressed the
this afternoon on "Parliamen- s
AIRY Law and this evening Mrs.
Fletcher will speak on The Value of /;
Another address of the .