Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-18
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4 George j. Allen. optilainoiogls.
Fishers best -four, $1.6O per sack. Al
grocers.
| A new invoice OF Lyons chocolate
at Lander's.
Winter shoes and arctics at goot
prices. Jarvis & Kellogg.
For a good cup of coffee try White
Star. Huls & Son, Finkle block.
Big football game Saturday, Grin
| nell high school VS.. Marshalltown.
Happy is the home where Fishers
Best flour is used. Ask your grocer
for it.
Wild Rose flour, every sack is guar
anteed. 1t is the best. Jarvis & KEEL
logg's.
Ladies see the elegant display of fin,
furs in our window. Hawkeye Store
second floor.
Many of the tailor suits we offel
you at SIS and $40 are less than hall
price. Z. r. Lay.
Winter is coming. Ii you want goot
shoes and overshoes, buy them at Tut
ties Economy Shoe Store
Bullets and sideboards. Bullets and
sideboards Bullets and sideboards.
An elegant line. A E. Wilbur & Son.
Fox boas from 8 to 12 o'clock Satur-
day for So; sold up to $40. Only one
to a customer. Benedict & Brintnall.
No such values have been offere.1
you in tailor made suits as we place or
sale tomorrow at SIS and $40. E. r.
Lay.
The Munsing is the most satisfactory
underwear on the market We sell all
styles, all qualities, and all prices. M
f. Andrews.
The largest and best assortment of
gloves and mittens, also a full line OF
mems socks, wooden CT cotton at Jar
Wis & Kellogg's.
Furs. Furs. F'urs. You must see
them to appreciate them at our store
tomorrow, Saturday 10Th. Hawkeye
store, second floor.
Mr.. Q. c. Waldman, formerly of this
city, who is now living in Grays Lake.
ILL.,. spent the day in the city on BUSH
ness and visiting friends.
Our fur man will be at our store
tomorrow, Saturday, 10th. If you are
80 xo1l
Hawkeye store, second floor.
Ladies, we have received $50 new
skirts. They are beautiful garments
at very little money. We ask you to
come to see them. Henry Pappe.
The largest line of furs ever shown
in MarshalltoWn will be at our store
tomorrow, Saturday. Every garment
elivered. Hawkeye store, second
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A number of the Central Iowa Bust
hess College young people, chaperonel
~ Miss Cora Galloway, instructor in
shorthand and typewriting, enjoyed Il
SHACK" party at Idlewilde, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. j. D. Vail. of Ali South Third
itreet, entertained the Witenagemote
Club Thursday afternoon. The meet
.ng was taken up with the reading from
Iudson's Laws of Psychic Phenom-
ena., A social hour and light refresh
ments were also enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hart and son,
of 1906 West Linn street, left for Ok
lahoma City, Okla, Thursday, where
they will remain during the winter.
Mr.. Hart is interested in real estate
in Oklahoma City, and owns residence
property there which he goes to look
after. This is the third winter the
family has spent In Oklahoma.
Heavy curtains. separating the rooms
in the home of Mrs Electa L. Gilmore,
FOG South Third avenue, caught from
a. gas jet and caused small blaze
about o'clock Thursday evening. The
department was called to the scene and
extinguished the fire before great dam
age was done. The curtains were burn
ed. the woodwork was scorched and the
carpet Of the room slightly damaged.
Miss Tesa Jones, 10 North Fourth
street, entertained her Congregational
Sunday school class of fifteen boys,
at her home Thursday evening, in
honor of several new members, who
have been received into the class. A
jolly time was enjoyed by those pres
emit Among other games, was one
automobile pictures, in which
Rex Fraser got the prize and another,
guessing historical questions about the
United States, for the largest number
of which correctly answered the prize
was given to Phin Shearer. The host
est played several selections, and her
guests sang, after which the former
served them with refreshments.
The finish or the apotheosis of Por-
ter j. Whites version of Faust, which
comes to the Odeon tonight, is decid-
edly original; in scenic splendor and
electric novelty, 1t abounds. But tfrea
figures are presented--Mephisto, Mar
guerite and Faust. Faust would fain
persuade Marguerite to escape with
him by the aid Of Mephistopheles, but
in the instinct Of her heart she finds
an invincible aversion to the fiend; she
chooses death and ignominy rather
than life and love. il of his giving. AT
Ter final refusal, Mephistopheles pro-
claims that "she is Judged voice
from above that "she is saved" the
action terminates: Mephitapheles van
shes from our sight, as into boundless
space.
On Friday and Saturday evenings
and Saturday afternoon following