Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-22

Lyons chocolates at Lander's.
Fresh today.
Lyons chocolates at Lander's.
Fresh today.
Landers old reliable cough syrup.
Nothing better. Try a bottle.
New holiday books dllustrated), tor
children, at Liebigs 1O9 West Main.
If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly take 1t to Flitton's
laundry.
DR.. Tucker fits trusses so they TIT,
If in need Of anything i'm that line call
and see him.
Mrs. Schoenhut has reopened her
studio for pupils in china, water color
and oil. South Fourth street.
Monday and Tuesday only. we will
sell you genuine Angora rugs at less
| than wholesale price. II. II. Lay.
Benedict & Brintnall will make very
low prices on ladies tailor made suits.
The sale commences Monday morning.
i II not satisfied with the coal you
are getting, order your next ton or
load from the Cahill Coal Co. Phones
3S.
Buy Empire pea or nut steam coal
| for your air blast stove. Cheap, high
grade fuel. Brown Fuel & Lime Com
pany.
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4 TAFT hnx rh1G nv of a
of hard and soft coal and will be
pleased to have your order. Cahill
Coal Co. Both phones.
1 We try to make propmt delivery and
give satisfaction" our motto. A trial
order with the Cahill Coal Co, will
convince you. Both 'prones.
We have plenty OF good coarse, clean
Illinois egg coal, that we will be pleas
ed to have you call and see for your
range. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ca
hill Coal Co.
George Roberts, of Gearing. was N
the city Friday, accompanying to the
Britain &. Co. yards seventy-four head
of good heavy hogs. The consign-
ment averaged $50 pounds.
Highland Hustlers' fair, Thursday
Friday and Saturday of next week at
Odd Fellows Hall. Fergusons orches-
ira. Everybody welcome. Remember
the dates and tell your friends.
Mrs. T.. A. Crandall arrived home
Friday evening from Mason City.
| where she has been in attendance at
| the annual sessions of the Iowa Re-
bekah assembly. Mrs. Crandall was
| one Of the delegates from this city.
We carry the best grade carpet
sweeper as we'll as all OF the little USE
full articles that furniture store
| ought to have. d. c. Wilbur Is al
ways looking for the new things and
his customers get the benefit of it.
You ought to he one.
| Patients who are receiving treatment
for eve and ear troubles or catarrh at
| the Wood eye and ear sanitarium at
| Marshalltown are requested to keep
| their appointments strictly and thus
| avoid confusion. Those coming to have
their eyes tested for glasses should
write before coming.
Nothing sets off home more than
| nice furniture and nothing pleases the
man of the house more than to have
this bought at the lowest possible
price and still get the best. d. c.
Wilbur can fix you out, as he has the
largest and newest stock of goods he
has ever shown and the prices are the
lowest.
The NJ G. r. Club, social organiza-
ton Of young women, was entertained
this afternoon by Miss Grace Farrand
The officers were elected, resulting
in Miss Edna Guilford being chosen
president: Miss Martha Nelson, vice
president, and Miss Farrand secretary
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Nelson, Z South Third avenue.
The Indian war dance, given by the
famous Haskell band is usually the
hit Of the program. Mr.. Wheelocks
own compositions have been recognize
ed by the bast band masters of the
world. Don't fail to hear their we'll
arranged program at the Odeon the
alter Monday night. Choose seats
from the plat at Furbush's. Main floor
so cents.
Mr.. George Shaw, Of Des Moines,
state manager Of the Union Mutual
Life Insurance Company, was in the
city Friday evening between trains
being on his way to Des Moines from
Cedar Rapids where he has been on
business. Mr.. Shaw was the guest
during his stay in the city, of Mr.. w.
w. Hazen, who is one of the field
workers for the Union Mutual
1t would seem mighty odd to an
nounce that standing Deer" plays the
big bass horn at the concert at the
Odeon Monday evening, or that Little
Bear" handles the French horn, or
jerome Lookaround' pumps the from
bone. or "Rain-in- the Face" plays the
big bass drum. It would be most in
teresting to hear the pet names of the
different musicians but still more in
teresting to hear their wonderful music.
Admission 35 and so cents.
Every member of the Haskell Indian
band is at least part Indian, and the
majority are full bloods Dennison
Wheelock. the director, is an Oneida.
The men that compose the band are
all graduates of Conservatives and
their work the most finished and pleas
ing. Hear them at the Odeon Monday
evening Get a course ticket admitting
to any five or more Of the big attrac
tons for Is cents night. Prices for
the band alone IS and so cents at Fur
bushs.
Mrs. Sue Morgan-Dean, who has