Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-30
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
chamberlain, optometrist.
Special SALE Mutual Benefit.
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d. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main
Burnt wood placeks at the Hawkeye
store.
Fruit tablets, 25 cents pound al
Davis Pharmacy.
Eyes tested-glasses fitted. DR.
Newell, ophthalmologist.
See Mutual Benefit three-day SALE
ad on local page and save money.
A good furnace scoop will cost you
so cents at Bullock's Hardware store
You make no mistake il you order
Fishers Best flour. Your grocer has It
Turkish towel sale at the Hawkeye
store Friday and Saturday. Five cents
and up.
Every dress skirt in our store Is
placed on sale tomorrow at % per cent
discount. Z. r. Lay.
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Easy to wear eye glasses; they fiji
the eyes; they fit the nose; they fit the
n,,kf or1n
The same grease spots never return
after being treated at 1.-THE Jenkins
Suitorium,' II South First street.
The coffee used at the Congregations
al church supper last evening was the
Treiunfo, donated by the d. S. Coco
Grocery Co.
The latest methods used for the
scientific examination of the eye and
latest appliances for fitting the same
Newell Optical Parlors, opposite post
Office.
We are going to make great effor
to close our entire stock of women:
cloth cloaks. In order to do so we Of.
fer them at 80 per cent discount. e. r
Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, of Owatonna
Mimi, who have been guests of Rev
and Mrs. Elijah Brown Jones for the
past week, left for their home this
morning.
Rev. Calvin Black, Of Newton. and
Rev. H. A. Wilson. of What Cheer, who
have been attending the annual meet
ing of the Cedar Rapids deanery Of the
Episcopal church, left for their homes
this. morning.
Mrs. M. F. Andrews arrived home
this morning from a two weeks vtsi
Andrews visited the exposition at st
Louis, and ut Columbia spent her tim,
at the University of Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Irwin. 1ot
South Third street. have invited the
members of the Christian Endeavol
Society Of the Church Of Christ ant
| their friends, to spend pleasant social
evening at their home Thursday.
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Iowa Central engine, No. 81, which
went off the Shell Rock river bridge
with Engineer Andrews Thanksgiving
morning, was brought to the city Tues.
day night for repairs. The big loco.
motive is badly damaged and will re.
quire thorough overhauling before
it is again ready for service.
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Mrs. H. T. Smith, of Gilman, was il
the city Tuesday afternoon, being OF
her way home from Nevada, where sh'
has been for a few days visit at tn,
home of a cousin, Mr.. e. ]. Walker
Mrs. Smith expects to leave next weel
for the west, and will spend the win
ter in Los Angeles, Cal, and Tacoma
Wash.
Punch" Wheeler, one of the best
known circus and minstrel men of the
country, spent the day In the city, II
the interests Of Lew Dockstader. Mr.
Wheeler is one of the advance repre-
sentatives Of Mr.. Dockstader, and /:
making arrangements for the appear.
ance Of the big minstrel company here
Mr.. Wheeler has been in the circu!
and show business for years, and came
to Marshalltown thirty years ago as {
circus man., In recent years he ha!
been With John Robinsons southern
and eastern shows.
Driven From Home" which come:
to the Odeon tonight, is not only a play
but something more. 1t is a story no
only of human heart, but of all heart:
as well. for the reason that the play
appeals to all people, irrespective o.
class, color or creed. In a dramatic
way one could say that it is a mora
lesson teaching equality to all. Pa
trice. dear little actress, is at the
head of the company that tells thu
beautiful Stage story Of love and hero.
ism as well as paternal devotion. Al
plays are sensational that are emo
tional For this reason Driven From
Home" is a sensational production. 4
is a stormy story of the soul If one Is
permitted to use the term, wherein
father, mother son and daughter, the
truly manly lover and the ever present
schemers each contribute their part II
telling a heart story Of SURPRISING
beauty and emotional merit. The en-
tire production is carried complete.
The joint meeting Of the mothers
child study and home and education
departments of the Women's Clut
Tuesday afternoon. at the home Of Mrs
was most interesting and greatly en-
joyed. Nearly fifty members and theil
guests We're present. Mrs. G. H. +,
Boardman had charge Of the meeting
and the regular program consisted OF
the reading from Eugene Fields poems
of Lizzie and the Baby" by Mrs. l.. J