Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-09
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE CITY in BRIEF

+ THE CITY in BRIEF !
observation-disclosures
Chamberlain, optometrist
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
Fishers best flour, SLIGO per sack Al
grocers.
Have good time at the Redmen fail
tonight.
Eyes tested, glasses fitted. Newell
optical parlors.
See Mrs. King for rugs from ole
carpets. New phone 1926.
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Ask your grocer for a sack of Fish
er's best flour. only $1.6o per sack.
II you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly take 1t to Flitton's
laundry.
The seat sale for "rhe Jewel of Asia
will open in the morning at 10 o'clock
No checks will be given.
The Val Blatz export beer is the pur
est and best for table USE For sail
only by Charles f. Dieterich.
Z. s. Sullivan, manager of the Dort
Thorne Company, was in the city to
day on business connected with hi
attraction.
Have you seen those beautiful new
effects In tourist suits, at the Hawk
eye store cloak department. at whole
sale prices? You must see them.
Standard eastern corn, Wisconsin
peas, wax or green beans and red kid
ney beans at 3 cans for % cents al
Culley's store, 10 and IL South First
avenue.
When your eyes itch, smart. burn OF
ache, there is something needed. Spec
tacle lenses the only remedy that re-
moves the cause. Have your eyes ex-
amined by an oversight specialist. OPP
posite postofflce.
just why q dealer should take a
smaller profit in order to obtain a lar
ger commission on a single pair OF
shoes, when he could sell Sorosis at
$3.50 and make more money by in
creased sales, is a question for the
dealer to answer. He knows.
Mrs. "A. j. Morley entertained the
Calisophian Club at it's regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. All the mem
bers but one, were present. Mrs A. p
Bratt and Mrs. l.. Sprague continued
the reading of the history of the Lew
is and Clarke expedition. The next
meeting place is at the home of Mrs
w. l.. Place.
The alumni of st. Mary's institute
at the school auditorium Tuesday eve
ming, gave program before good
sized audience, complimentary to the
new priest, Father Fitzpatrick. The
program consisted of piano numbers,
vocal solos, duets and recitations, and
was very much enjoyed by those who
We're present.
"Oyer Niagara Falls" Rowland and
Cliford's thrilling melodrama, will be
play and the company presenting it are
among the best seen in melodrama for
ONE time past, containing plenty Of
comedy, pathos, and has some .nechan-
ical and electrical effects that are start
ling in the extreme.
L. w. Fox. Of Albion, sold at the
Britain & Co. yards Tuesday after
noon two loads of hogs, averaging 270
pounds. The consignment numbered
ITO head. NJ. w. Nolan. of Union,
shipped to the Britain g. co. yards
Tuesday afternoon for his firm, Cham
berlain g. McLain. one load, eighty
seven head, averaging 245 pounds.
JohnM. Cooke, in advance of Tim
Murphy, Is in the city today, making
for the appearance of
MIR. Murphy. who will be seen here
success, when a Man Mar
ries." and will present it with what
is said to be the very best supporting
company he has had in many seasons.
Among them will be seen Miss Dor
othy Sherrod, we'll known in this city.
Mr.. Murphy's production is a very
elaborate one, as this is the play and
production he is to take into New
York shortly for run at the Criterion
theater on Broadway.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass was
entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. w. b. flanagan, at her
home, 707 West Linn street. There
was large attendance, twelve out of
the fourteen members being present.
Election of new officers was the inn
portant feature of the meeting Mrs.
David LennoN was elected president,
Mrs. Ellen Lennox, vice president, and
Mrs. William Jennings, secretary. One
new member, Mrs. George w. Koontz,
was received. Mrs. flanagan, assisted
oy Mrs. j. L. Inman, served light re-
freshments, after the meeting. The
meeting next Tuesday will be held at
The home of Mrs. Jennings, on West
Boone street.
The Lotus Club was entertained at
It's regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
oy Mrs. c. w. Sparks. Roll call was
with war notes, followed by
parliamentary drill, and a. good des-
;ription OF a. Japanese tea house, in
Guiding the details of a Japanese tea
ceremony by Mrs. A. w. Heald. Mrs.
w. +. Koontz told of the manners and
customs of the Japanese, while Mrs.
w. G. Bowe talked on the religion of
Japan and described it's principal tenn
oles. Chapter vi. of the continued
story was written and read by Mrs. j.
\. Cattell. The story is growing very
to the club members, and
will probably be given a title in the
rear future. The program closed with
Mrs. Sparks was assisted in serving