Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
George ]. Allen, opthalmoloslst.

| DIR. Burkhart, oSteopath 3O2 West
Main.
Original Allegretti's chocolate creams.
Mcdonald & Mahood.
If you have hay fever see DR.. Tucker,
he will do you good.
Window glass set on short notice at
Skegg's wall paper store.
Ask Your grocer for Wellington's
Rest i.our. $160 per sack.
New stock of Maple syrup on hand
today. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Sweet potatoes cents pound,
nine pounds, % cents. Mutual Benefit.
Ferns palms and carnation plant
sale Monday morning at the Hawk
eye.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly take 1t to Flitton's
laundry.
Ask your ,,rt Ger for sack OF Well
ingtons Best -four. or telephone H. n.
Benedict & Co.
We are making special prices on
|
len. the jeweler.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. ID. $.
Good Grocery Co.
Ask for gold bond with every 10
cent purchase at either of our stores.
LaShelle 4 Cook Cigar Co.
A few more cans OF Faust coffee.
| Highest grade Of Mocha and Java. Sold
only at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
James Dunno, of Chicago, owner or
the Northwestern lunch counter sys-
| TEN, was in the city today on bust
ness.
| Victims, guitars, mandolins. band IN
struments and everything In musica'
Instruments. Reduced prices. Eadle
| Music Co.
Try DIR. fuckers system of treating
catarrh, the best. the cheapest, the
most satisfactory and least inconven-
fence to the patient.
We will have "A half dozen bargains
in used pianos on sale Monday. Nearly
new uprights at very low figures Call
and see Eadie Music Co.
| Coach CLYDE williams. of the high
| school football team. was In Grinnell
| today, where he acted as one of the
officials in the Cornell Grinnell foot
ball game.
| Beginning October Is, with every 10
cert purchase at either of our stores,
we will issue a. gold bond Drawing
takes place the fifteenth of each month.
I.aShele & Cook Cigar Co.
Mr. T.. j. Thomas of the linotype
force of the Times-Republican left Fri
day night for Chicago and st. Louis
where he will remain for ten days visit
ing the exposition and in the latter
city.
Rev M. L. Tibbetts and wife, of Du-
mont, who have been visiting in the
city at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. H. e. Brush. for few days. left
Thursday for Riverside Cal, where
they expect to make their future home.
If you are wise this fall you will
watch D. c. Wilbur's windows for the
new things in the furniture line and
when you see anything that pleases YOU
come in and get the price. You can be
sure that it will be the lowest in the
state and the article the best.
Mrs. e. M. Singleton, 1909 South
Fourth street entertained at 5 o'clock
tea. Friday. Mrs. Harry F. Marsh of
Peoria and a few intimate friends. Mrs.
Marsh who has been in the city for a
brief visit as a guest at the IT, r.
Marsh home. left Friday evening for
Chicago. where she spent the day. be-
fore returning to Peoria.
Twenty-Five members of Star Lodge,
No s. Iowa Legion of Honor. surpr1s-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. William Nitsch az
their home, 206 South Second avenue
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Nitscn
We're recently married at Cedar Rap
ids, and their friends in the lodge took
this occasion to extend their congratu.
lations. The lodge members presented
the host and hostess with a parlor
chair.
The Cornell College foot ball eleven
with twenty-five or more college men
who will act as ''rooters," passed thru
the city Friday evening en- route to
Grinnell. where the team met Grinnell
this afternoon. Coach Frederick A.
DuBridge accompanied the men, Fred
Parsons of Rock Rapids, a nephew Of
Charles H. Whitehead, of this city, is
member of the team, Earl Coleman,
son of Rev. F. NJ Coleman, of Toledo.
formerly of this city, was also with the
aggregation.
The members Of the west end foot
ball team went to Eldora this morning
where this afternoon they met the FL
dora high school on the gridiron. Thu,
personnel of the west end team is
Arthur Carlson, center; Earl Corrick,
left guard Sherm Kellogg, right
guard; Vance Lounsberry, left tackle;
Ernest Ludlow, right tackle; Ray Coop
err, left end; Harold Richards, right
end: Carl Hoglan, full back: Earl Cole,
right half; Leland Stipp left half;
Jaco Zindt, quarterback.
The woman's Club of Des Moines
adopted the opera "The First Lieuten-
ant" for their annual benefit, after
hearing the music played by a High
land college professor. Those who have
witnessed the rehearsals here, speak
enthusiastically Of the tuneful melod-
ious music. The costumes are said to
be very handsome, the blue of the in>
fantry, the khaki Of the Rough Rid
ers' and the white of the sailors, con-
trasting effectively with the dainty
gowns Of the Red Cross nurses. There
is no doubt the opera will be splendidly
nrodlced a the OdeOn next Wednes-