Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-15
DR.. sayre, 2o4 East Main street.

Exchange at Furbush's store tomor-
row.
DR.. MARS office over Melvine & Soli-
days. 122 East Main.
See our new wash goods and shirt
waist suitings. L. r. Lay.
A full line of canned goods Mt right
prices a; Jarvis X kellogg's cash store.
Harry Hopkins is in Chicago taking
a course in cutting and selecting new
spring goods.
Tomorrow will be the last day we
serve Armour's Extract of Beef 10 GU.
customers. T. II. Lay.
First Spiritualist church. Lecture
and ''improvisations' by Mrs. Matte +.
HUH. wife of Moses Hull At 1890 a. m.
and 4. 80 p. m. All are welcome Col-
lection. 10 cents.
AN American Girl" VIII be presented
by the Flora De Voss company this
evening. New and pleasing specialties
!etw4en each act. Prices 10. 20 and 80
cents.
correspondence school of sixty lessons
for the mandolin Will furnish an instru-
nent free. For thirty Gays only half
price. G. II. Southland. agent, at Ca-
dies.
If you want 10 take a bath in nice.
clean and warm room go TO Rileys
bath room. over l6 West Main street.
Bath rooms open Wednesday evening,
Saturday afternoon a;l;: night and
Sunday all day. Tub bath, % cents:
steam bath. 80 cents; electric bath. 10
cents. Don; miss 1t. You will get the
Worth of your money.
Miss Margaret Saxton. a reader, of
Dixon. gave . recital at the assembly
hall at rhe Soldiers Home Thursday
night before a good sized audience,
composed largely of veterans and their
wives. Miss SaXton is reader Of
some ability and gave an entertain
ment that was greatly enjoyed by the
members of the Home.
Another one of Mr.. Savage's comic
opera productions, The Sultan of
Sulu." has been booked at the Odeon
lOI ItAl tNSIl1ilS. Jan IL. i ut
original company viii again he seen
here, Including Frank Moulan. Chudah
Simpson. Gertrude Quinlan and Fred
Fear. The entire scenic equipment is
carried. also their own orchestra of ten
Seats go on sale Monday
morning
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
..;i, =; u 4
sale Saturday. giving away many pref
" pieces in eight open stock patterns.
They have jus, added a handsome new
wild rose pattern, which Will be large
~ displayed Saturday. See what you
med in coffee. tea. spice. extract.
starch. soda. rice. tapioca. dried fruit,
oatmeal, toilet soap. perfume, talcum
powder. etc. etc, and come and make
your purchase.
The following officers of Marshall
town Erie No. 341, F'raternal Order OF
Eagles, were Installed Thursday night
by Acting Grand Worthy President w.
II. Muelhaupt: Past worthy presi-
dent +. E. Northup; worthy president,
A. A. Nicholson; worthy vice president.
j. J. Collins; worthy chaplain. ]. II.
Drummer; worthy secretary, Stewart
Eason; worthy treasurer. G. w. NelS
son: worthy conductor, j. G. Capron;
worthy physician, DR.. a. c. Conaway;
outside guardian, p. A. Calmus; in
side guardian. II. f. Chapman; trus-
tees. j. H. Drummer, C. S. Hutson and
C. o. Lawrence.s
The art department of the women's |
Club was entertained a. the home OF
Mrs. G. w. Harris Wednesday after
noon. Roll call was answered by cur
rent items concerning modern artists.
Several papers were given. Mrs. NJ. S.
read one on Michael An
gelo" and Mrs F. S. Hynds on
subject Leonardo de Vinci" and Mrs.
II. L. Laird "Tintoretto." After the
regular program was completed nrisi- /
cal numbers were given. Mrs. Harry
McCombs gave vocal numbers. Mrs. r.
W. Mcbride instrumental and Miss
Florence Harris both vocal and instru-
mental.
The Importance of Scientific Hered-
ty" was the subject of a lecture deliv-
.red by Or. Paulne L. Myers-IOWn-l
send a; the German Odd Fellows hail
Thursday night under the auspices of
he Iowa Legion of Honor. There was
, very fair attendance. DR.. Townsend
leld that thru a knowledge of heredity
md natural endowments insanity. epi-
epsy and crime could be prevented.
She quoted Instances to show the eff
'ects of scientific heredity, and others
o show the awful effects of the lack of
/. She emphasized the Importance of
society recognizing the fact that as the
.esult OF scientific heredi;y society in
may be bettered. She held that
his subject was of such Importance
hat its principles should be taught In
he schools.
ADJUSTMENTS.