Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-27

O. o. +. hall. Fancy drill at promptly
$3.50 o'clock. Admission 10 cents.
Rice, rice. Whole head Japan at &c
per lb. Louisiana, 2 lbs Tor 15c. Caro-
lima. head, fanciest grown, lbs for Csc.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold an exchange Satur-
day afternoon in A. l.. Van Tines WIN
dow.
Our opening in the new warerooms
Tuesday, November l. continues TWEEN
ty days only. Special low prices on
pianos. Eadie Music Co.
The farther north oysters are raised
the better the quality. Culley's supply
comes from Suffolk Bay, Delaware, the
finest oyster ground in the world.
e. E. Benedict & Co. recommend the
Wellington Best flour to every family
that wants good bread. 1t is bar
gain at s1.6o sack. Ask your grocer
for it or phone q. e. Benedict & Co.
Mrs. George M. Martin and son Lar
kin, of Oskaloosa, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening, meeting Mr.. Mar
tin here and remaining to attend the
production Of "a Chinese Honeymoon"
When you buy marketable steel
range from us you pay for the range
and not for advertising We sell you
a range with an oven 1Sx21x15, with
high closet for $33. Ask the prices on
others. Bullock's hardware store.
Arthur w. Doane of the superinten-
dents office of the American Express
Company, in Chicago, is in the city for
a. short visit with relatives. Mr.. Doane
was formerly employed in the local Of
flee of the American Express Company
here.
Patients taking treatment at the
Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium at
Marshalltown are requested to keep
their appointments to the minute if
possible and avoid delay. Those COM
ing to have their eyes tested for
glasses will write in advance.
Why pay $50 and SIS for MALE
able and steel range when you can buy
as good a range for s33 without the
reservoir and $3.50 with reservoir,
ovens 18x21 1sx15. The ranges are on
whether our statements are true or not.
Bullock's hardware store.
The Arnold school football team
and the second high school eleven met
Wednesday afternoon at Leland park,
playing game of twenty anw fifteen
minute halves. The Arnold team was
victorious, defeating the high school
dS RI Do
Kirk both played on the high school
team. Jack Lander acted as referee.
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About forty of the friends and neigh
bors of Marshall w. e. Nicholson sur
prised him at his home, 4O2 North
Second avenue. Wednesday evening.
The surprise was planned by Mrs
Nicholson. and was so successfully
carried out that Mr. Nicholson was
taken unawares. The evening was
spent with finch and cards and Mrs.
Nicholson served refreshments.
ITO be or not to be- that begins the
famous soliliquy in Hamlet, Prince
of Denmark" by William Shakespeare,
which will be seen at the Odeon this
evening. Edward N. Hoyt, under the
direction of w. ]. Hanley & Co., APP
wears as the Melancholy Dane, and
of the longest and most difficult role
ever assumed by any actor. His sup
port has been carefully selected.
Mr.. A. j. Pratt, who has been en-
ployed as manager of the E. r. Lay
store for the past eighteen months,
hoo ocic 10 AHf tn
day. Mr.. Pratt's plans for the future
have not been definitely made, but he
is contemplating remaining in the city.
Mr.. Pratt has made many warm per-
sonal friends during his stay in the
city, as well as those in business
way. who would be pleased II he might
make the necessary arrangements that
would allow him to make Marshalltown
his permanent home.
The Political Equality Club met
Wednesday evening at the home Of
DR.. Rosa Liebig. The hostess read a
very finely prepared paper on the GUS
toms and laws of "Courtship, Marriage
and Divorce" in various countries. The
delegates to represent the club at the
annual meeting of the City Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, on Friday, are
Mrs. II. L. Sutton, Mrs. ]. L. Ingle-
due. Mrs. A. P. Bratt, and Mrs. Ella.
Baker The guests of the club We're
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Partridge, Mrs. c.. II. Shaw, and
Miss Ruth Gershon.
Free-Free to you. The Pfster cigar
store give away Saturday nights pair
of 81 shoes to some one of fits patrons.
With every 10 cent purchase you get
a white numbered coupon which en-
titles you to one free chance on the
81 shoes. We also give away the first
of every month one $50 suit of clothes.
You can get your suit Of any clothier
or tailor In Marshalltown and the shoes
of any shoe dealer in Marshalltown
that you choose. Suits given away
monthly; shoes weekly. Red coupons
are good on the suit. white coupons are
good on the shoes. With every Decent
purchase you get two coupons, one red
and one white. For further informa-
ton read your coupons or inquire at
The Pnster. J. q. Capron, propr1e-
tor.