Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-21
The Pfister Cigar Store.
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Dressed chicken, 10c at Ruperts.
d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main

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d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
| Geese 1Oc at Rupert's meat market.
Order YOUR Thanksgiving flowers of
Kcmble.
You can buy ten dollar suit for
SIS. T.. r. Lay.
DR.. Merrill has moved his office to
suite IL, New fremont Block.
Turkeys 19c pound at Ruperts
meat market, 20 North Center street.
"rhe Admirable Tinker" the esca-
pades of the favorite son, at Liebigs
Puck's Mechanic Soap Is just the
thing for machinists, printers, paint
ers. etc. AT Davis Pharmacy.
Center tables. Center tables. Center
tables. Center tables. Center tables.
Center tables. A. II. Wilbur & Sons.
Take your baby to the Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday afternoon and try for the ore
dozen photographs given by Mrs.
| Stonestreet.
1.-The Sign of the Cross" will be the
| Thanksgiving attraction at the Odeon.
| A special matinee will be given at O.
o'clock. Prices 25 and so cents.
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| Mutual Benefit Five-Day Sale - IS
| lbs granuIated or Co sugar for 81 with
| each dollar purchase of other goods at
The Mutual Benefit Grocery, Thanks
giving week.
Don't forget to gather up your old
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covered. Mr.. l.. r. Fechtner, who is
at the Stoddart with Il full line of COW
ers, will call at your home and show
samples.
| Mrs. ]. c. Ferguson, Of Melrose,
Mimi, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Croft, in Boone, and with
| friends and relatives in this city. for
| the past month, left for her home this
morning.
Rolla III. Doolittle, OF Cresco, who
has been visiting his uncle, Mr.. q. Nj.
| Doolittle, for a few days, went to Dies
Moines this morning where he will en-
ter Highland Park college for course
in business training.
No. 1.7s7 drew the watch at the sar-
atoga billiard parlor over 1918 East
| Main street. Remember we give away
Saturday the 26th your choice between
a silver set and seventeen-jeweled IA
karat, twenty year guaranteed gold
filled case watch. M. l.. Parrett.
| MIR. and Mrs e. b. Emes and daugh-
Ter Mrs. w. T. Smith and the lat
| ter's little son, left Sunday evening for
Fair hope, Ala, where they will spend
the winter. They make the trip In the
interests of Mrs. Smiths health, which
has not been of the best for some time
NJ. G.. Doolittle the real estate dealer
drew the 81 pair of shoes given away
Saturday, Nov. 10, by the Pfister cigar
store. with No. 3505. The following
gentlemen had charge Of the drawing:
| Tom Lamb, C. T.. Clark, Will smith,
John Coughlin and Art Brott Mr.
Doolittle got his shoes by patronizing
| the Pfster shining stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Downing and son
Burt, left Sunday afternoon for Chi
| cago, and after brief stay will go to
TT. Atkinson, Wis, where they Will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Down
ing's mother, Mrs. A. FL. Downing. MI
Downing will visit Fond du Lac and
| other Wisconsin cities, and points IN
| Ohio and Indiana on business before
| returning home.
| A birthday party was given Satur-
| day afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock, for
Bernice Hatch, at the home OF her
| grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Burgess
| 2O6 West state street The little hos
tess was six years old, and in honor
of the event six other little girls were
| invited guests. Those present were
Bernice Hatch, Helen and Esther
Northup, Elizabeth Tallett, Esther
Watson. Margaret and Sylvia Buchan-
an. The affair was a doll party and
the hours were merrily spent. Mrs.
Burgess served refreshments about q
| o'clock. and the little hostess was pre-
scented with pretty gift by each OF her
guests.
Claude Stoddard, of 907 South Fifth
avenue, driver for the Arson Com
pany, was thrown from his wagon TINS
morning, while the team was running
away. and sustained slight, but no.
| serious injuries. He was able TO walk
back to the campany's office, and Went
| home intending to go to bed, as he was
badly shaken up owing to the severe
| shock of the fall. The tongue of the
wagon fell as the team was being
driven west on Church street, between
Center and first streets, causing the
horses to run. After passing First
street. the animals swerved into
hydrant, throwing out the driver. The
harness and wagon were broken and
damaged.
Mrs. Thaddeus Binford, 40 North
Second avenue, was hostess Friday at
ternoon to the annual thank Offering
day meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church. A large number were present
Ito enjoy the fine program rendered.
The regular scriptural reading. inter-
spersed with songs, characteristic OF
giving. was succeeded by fine talk
| on the home mission work, by Mrs. G.
Z. Gould. Mrs. w. f. Pitner. accom-
panied by Mrs. J. A. Cattell, favored
| the ladies with a solo, and Miss Collins
give a piano solo. The society is In
fine condition, being prepared to more
than meet it's obligations. The quar-
terly tea was served yesterday by the
ladies of the second division. Mrs.
yBinford. Mrs William Long, Mrs.
/ Rarkhurst. Mrs. ]. G. Crellin, Mrs.
Perry. Mrs. William Kirby and Mrs.
| N. j. Dewey.