Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-04


week.
Huyler's candies at Mcbride &
Wills.
Tomorrow is your last chance to
register.
Celery, S cents per pound at Rupert's,
Saturday.
Ruy tea and coffee Of Culley and get
| fancy dishes.
Don't miss the chrysanthemum dis
play at Kemble's. u
Pure clover honey. something fine.
| Olson, the grocer.
See Mutual Benefit special sale ad
| on page and save money.
Landers glycerine cream is excellent
for chapped hands and race.
Beef roasts cents per pound, Ru-
| per.'s, 20 North Center, Saturday.
IL you vote you must register this
year. Tomorrow is your last chance.
| DR.. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
| eases of women, over the Fidelity bank
Chrysanthemums at Wright's green
house, 113 North Third street. Phones
1S9.
Old fashioned buckwheat flour from
an old-fashioned mill. D. S. Good,
! grocer.
| New prunes extra fancy Santa Clar-
as. Special prices by the bag. jarvis
& Kellogg.
Mrs Coyle will on Saturday after
noon give Rosaland waist lengthener
| to every purchaser of a hat.
! Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents - my
Old Kentucky Home a good comedy
drama. at the Odeon tonight.
| Mr.. C. C.. st. Clair and Mr.. j. N.
Baughman were in Union today atten-
| ding the seventh market day sale OF
| the season.
The rivals, West Des Moines and
Marshalltown, Saturday, November o.
Leland park The game everybody
should witness.
st. Agnes Guild, of st. Paul's church,
will meet with Mrs. William Pence
James, 500 East State street, at 2:3O
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
See the elegant assortment of new
and-painted china at Sinclair's. The
most complete line of odd pieces In
hand painted china ever shown In
Marshalltown. Sinclair Tea & Coffee
Co.
Flowers are pretty but well fur
nished room with the flowers in is
prettier. d. c. Wilbur furnished the
furniture and Wright the flowers. See
the combination in the window at Ill,
l13 West Main.
Miss Lola Putzel entertained the
Rob and Bob Club at it's regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was mostly spent in sewing, and the
three initial luncheon was served at
about o'clock.
Marshalltown should be among the
Iowa cities showing an increase In vote
over four years ago. But few towns
will show an increase. Boost for Mar
shalltown by re gtstering tomorrow and
voting Tuesday.
Remember Saturday night Novem-
Der s. at 11.15, at the Saratoga billiard
parlor, over is and rs East Main s. ee',
we give away another silver set OF 81
pieces. Coupons with every 10 cent
purchase. M. L. Parrett.
The debating team of Ames College
and about dozen Of it's supporters
passed thru the city this morning on
it's way to Cedar Falls, where tonight
the speakers meet in debate the team
representing the State Noraml.
Manager Busby has arranged to re-
ceive the complete election returns at
the Odeon on Tuesday evening, and
they will be read from the stage be-
tween the acts of cole Oleson," which
appears at the Odeon Tuesday night.
Saturdays slogan should be Reg
ister." Ask every one you meet, Have
you registered?" and in that way you
may remind some one that he has fall
ed to get his name on the poll books.
Tomorrow is the last chance for regis
tration.
Duncan Kiborn, employed in the
bindery of the government printing Of
flee, at Washington, d. c., arrived In
the city this morning for visit of
about two weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Kilborn. Mr.. Kilborn
also came home that he might be able
to vote.
Visit D. G. Wilbur's carpet and limo
leum department and find some of the
greatest values ever offered. Our
stock of linoleoums is the largest in
the state, and we can fix you out in all
grades and sizes. Come in and see
us when in need of anything in our
line and we will save you money.
Marshall county will lose some of
her representation in future party con-
ventions if the vote this year falls
short 1t is important that good
vote be polled next Tuesday, and in or
der to get the vote out it will be nee
essary to register anew. Tomorrow is.
the last opportunity one will have to
become registered
Chrysanthemums We're over two
weeks earlier this season with us. than
we have ever mad them. We have al
ready cut and sold the most of them,
but still have them in all grades from
so cents to SO per Dozen The chrys-
anthemum house is still magnificent
sight. Come and see them while at
their best. j. H. Wright Jr., 113 North
Third street.
Iowa cities generally are having the
same experience this year, and it is
found to be extremely hard to get out