Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-22
Purity chocolates, Alexander's.


DR.. Merrill has moved his office to
suite II, New fremont Block.
Cups and saucers, salads, platters,
dinner sets. Temple of Economy.
Carving sets for everybody. All
prices all kinds at Bullock's hardware
store
DIR. Tucker fits trusses SO they fit,
IL in need Of anything in that line call
and see him.
Fancy Wagner and Belleflower APP
pies for eating. Also pound sweets for
sale at Culley's.
| Everybody can have talking ma
chine free by going to Henry Pappe's
! to buy clothing.
Home tied comforts, towels handker-
chiefsj aprons and fancy work at the
Y. M. c. A. festival.
Silver plated knives, forks and
spoons from the cheapest to the best at
| Bullocks hardware store.
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Your Thanksgiving pastry will be
delicious If Fishers Best flour is u.s.
ed. Ask your grocer for it.
/
Wanted-At once, two second hand
double show cases in good condition.
Sinclair Tea & Coffee Co.
Fine quality 81 inch black peau de
sole, worth $3.50 yard. Sale price
Wednesday, $1.19. E. r. Lay.
Puck's Mechanic Soap is just the
thing for machinists, printers, paint
ers, etc. At Davis Pharmacy.
We will sell you the Golden West
flour for $1.6O per sack. Don't forget
the foot ball ticket. Kirk Bros.
We will give you ticket to the foot
| ball game for every sack Of flour sold
up to Thursday noon. Kirk Bros.
Our selections in suitings and trous-
erings was never more complete. and
| popular prices rule. Hopkins the pop
ular tailor.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. T.
NJ will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. NJ. Clark, 204 North
Third street.
The luxury of owning talking ma
chine Is thing of the past You can
! get OHc Tree NY SOiilS W 1lChly upPC =
| to do your trading.
: We have plenty Of turkeys. geese,
chickens and ducks for Thanksgiving,
and our prices are low. Everything
specially selected for the occasion. j.
A. Awde.
| Kindly let us have your orders as
early as possible Wednesday that we
may get your orders out that day. We
make no deliveries Thursday. Gregory
Coal, Coke & Lime Co.
Everybody drinks these days. but
they are particular what they drink.
A large majority drink White Star
coffee and they find it delicious.
Phone your order. Huls & Son, Fin
kle block.
Professor S. N. Fellows, of Iowa City,
passed thru the city Monday evening,
on his way to Eldora, where he goes
to be present at the district conference
of the Marshalltown district, Metho-
dist church.
They can not be beaten. D. G. Will
bur's fine leather couclles and chairs
are the best in the state and we are
selling them at prices that will make
you all want one. Come in and see the
leather goods.
John s. Hixson, of st. Anthony, was
in the city Monday afternoon. accom-
panying a car load of good, heavy
| hogs, which were sold at the Britain
| & Co. yards. Sixty-four head averaged
315 pounds. The lot was a very fine
| one for feayies
Forty-tive of the church friends Of
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Morris rendered
surprise upon Mrs. Norris at the
parsonage Monday night. The occasion
was the anniversary of Mrs. Norris
birth. delightful evening was en-
joyed, and Mrs. Morris was presented
with a silver set, and set of silver
knives and forks, also an easy chair.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
Butter milk bread is much in favor
with all who use 1t, is baked fresh
every day. and is very healthy. Break
away from the old bread you have
been using for so long and try the new
kind made from butter milk. We have
for Thanksgiving a nice line puff paste
goods, tarts, sugar loaves, ETC., and at
all times are ready to serve shell oys-
| ters CLAIMS and live Holsters. Short
orders speciality. Sundells cafe.
Mrs. w. A. WATSON. 312 West Main
street. entertained the Entire Nous
Club at it's regular meeting Monday
afternoon. Sarah, Duchess of Marl-
borough, The Woman of the World A.
| D., 166O-1744," was the subject for con-
sideration, and the readers were Miss
Catharine Armbruster, and Mrs. j..
Lee Williams. The usual social hour
and refreshments were enjoyed. Mrs.
Goodwin, of Minneapolis was a guest.
Wilson Barrett's celebrated drama,
"The Sign of the Cross" will be the
attraction at the Odeon Thanksgiving
matinee and night. The action of the
play is laid in Rome during the time
of which even history shudders to re-
late. Nero was emperor; Rome was
| the most degenerate place on the face
of the globe, veritable Sodom and
the beautiful story Of the suffering
and martyrdom of the early Chris
tians, who were tortured and given to
the beasts In the arena because of
their faith, is told in a graphic and
| impressive manner. Scenically the
production Is on an elaborate and
beautiful scale. Seats go on sale We'd
nesday morning.