Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-23
DR.. Billiard. osteopa tn, 20 Has, Main.

Company.
DR.. Mairs: consultation free. Office
over Fidelity bank. Both phones.
Try box of Kemble's flowers for
Thanksgiving. You will be pleased.
Everybody hear "Bnoch Arden" at,
the Presbyterian church this evening
All women's and children's cloth
coats at 80 Fer cent discount. f. r. Lay
DR.. MARS treats ali forms Of stom.
ach. liver. and kidney trouble. dropsy.
paralysis and constipation.
Give Kemole an early order for your
Thanksgiving flowers chrysanthe
NUNS, roses and carnations.
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II you can use any kind of towel in
your office, store or shop call UP Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone, $40.
We meet all competition on cloaks
and will go you one better" on up to-
date this seasons garments. NJ. f.
Andrews.
Mrs. H. j. Benson returned saturda,
evening fror1 Union, where she has
late L. H. Lockwood.
II up-to-date and stylish cloaks are
offered at eauced prices the ladies will
buy. Henry Pappe's ladies' parlor Is
the place. Don't delay but buy now.
Edward sandt OF keystone, who has
been in the city for the past week witt
Dr. Wilson, with bad eye. recovered
and left for his home this morning.
Largest and most complete line OF
rockers shown in the city. Prices all
ways the lowest. Look them over and
have one put away for Christmas. Ma
rion Gard.
Ladies, you ought to see Henry
Pappe's Indies parlor nowadays. 1t is
crowded from morning, to night. The
offering sale for Thanksgiving attracts
the ladies.
Miss Ida I.eimer. of Kellogg was in
the city Saturday evening, being on her
way to Hartland. where today she be-
gan the winter term of her school, Mar
ietta No. 5.
The Busy Bee Circle Of the L. o. T
M. will be entertained Wednesday at
ternoon by Mrs. Block, Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Pepper at the home of Mrs. Block,
609 East Main street
New goods arriving daily for the
Christmas trade. Parlor tables. jar
diniere stands. pedestals, in fact every
thing in the furniture line. Have them
laid away early and save d!sappoint-
ment. Marion Gard.
Parties desiring fash light pictures
taken or work finished should call al
our kodak store. We sell the Eas tman
kodak. the best made. and would ne
pleased to tell you of Its merits. G. A.
Jones. 1872 West Main.
Miss Emma Graybill Of Upton. for
merly bookkeeeer for the Rhoades-
Carmean Buggy Company in this city,
arrived Saturday evening. having been
sss witness in the Car
mean embezs,ement case.
Miss Myra Jensen. Of Morrison,
teacher of the Hazel Green school.
Bangor township. No l, was In the
city Saturday. being on her way to
Minerva. The winter term OF the
Hazel Green school begun this morning.
The Times Republican has adopted
.ule of cash in advance for all one
,ent word ads and small briefs. This
Is done In order to avoid extra book
keeping and taking the time OF our col
ector, who is kept busy with his large.
ind regular collections,
Will N. HELEN, travelling salesman
n the employ OF the Rlloades- Carmean
Buggy Company. with headquarters In
Kansas City arrived In the city this
morning. haTing been subpoenaed as
l witness in the case on behalf OF the
state.
Rev. F. a. Lemon, :he pastor re-
,sntly called to the pulpit of the Chris
Aan church. with his bride OF week,
arrived in the city Saturday evening,
md Sunday morning preached the nrst
sermon to his new charge. He also oc-
,upied the pulpit In the evening.
l
Sundays maximum temperature was
he same as Saturdays, IS. The mini
mum for Sunday was one degree
warmer than that OF the preceding day,
% having been the lowest point Sun
lay night. 'rwenty-seven was recorded
It this morning. when the observation
ras taken.
Lamb Bres the cigar men. have
lovelty at their store that is worth
FOUR while to sea full! rugged clipper
miniature ship, that was made with q
Common p.nknife. They will issue
coupons with every purchase made at
heir store and give the ship away on
Christmas eve.
At the Odeon tomorrow evening Tim
Murphy. one Of this cuuhtry's foremost
comedians. will play his annual en-
ir Marshalltown. This sea-
ION he has Q, new play. The Man From
Missouri" which was written especial
v for him. His supporting company is
/ large one. and includes Dorothy Sher-
-od. All special scenery Is used in the
production. Seats are now selling.
The various Sunday schools of the
,ity held Union temperance rally Sun
lay afternoon at the Baptist church
hat was largely attended. Miss Alice
principal of the Arson school,
rave a talk on THE Spider and the
Fly" and the Rev. Nathaniel Pye. fol-
owed with short address on Traps"
4 bout forty signed tbs. total abstinence
pledge.