Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-13
Kemble's flowers. $50 North Third.

Wall Paper store.
New plaid silk waists at the Hawk
eye Store, second floor.
| Chantillay lace wells and hat Grape:
Just received. M. +. Andrews.
We furnish engraved visiting cards
at very low prices. Simmons Book
Store.
Be up to- date and use Peoria HOT
Blast heater. Full line at Bullock
Hardware store.
DR.. C. B. Ackert, dentist. Crown
and bridge work. Examination Tree
Office over postoffice.
| Tomorrow Wool eiderdowns, just
| the thing for childrens coats, lz1a
cents. Archie Parker.
Wanted Competent girl for gen
eral housework. Mrs. B. w. Sinclair
407 North First street.
A very few friends were entertained
| at the r. W. Chamberlain home wed
| nesday evening at s o'clock dinner.
| The largest and best selected line
of ladies', misses and children's furs
ever brought to MarshalltoWn, HaWk-
eye Store, second floor.
Joe Yuska, of Elberon, and Arthur
zmolek, of Clinton, are taking treat
ment for their eyes at the WOOD rye
and Ear Sanitariunl, at INTERNATIONAL
Peoria Hot Blast heaters are abso-
lute]y air tight and have a large ASH
pan saves dust and dirt in the house
See them at Bullocks Hardware
Store.
Mrs. N. A. Williams and Mrs. Frank
Dewey entertained the members of the
Busy Bee Circle of the l.. Q. L. M.
Wednesday afternoon, at the Dewey
home.
Ralph Winery. who has been spend
ing the summer in Dakota, arrived
home Wednesday and after remaining
here for few days will resume his
work in the University of Wisconsin.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet Friday at
ternoon at $50 with Mrs. A. II. Shell
don and Mrs. f. A. Gillette, at the
Sheldon home, $50 North First street.
Judge S. j. Hanna, an authorized
lecturer on Christian Science VIII de-
liver free lecture at the Christian
Science church, corner Main ana
Fifth streets, Friday evening at o.
clock. No collection
Evan Shahan, of Grinnell, IS at the
Wood Sanitarium taking treatment for
his ears He has suffered eleven years
with running ears and taken treatment
from many physicians He is now in
proving for the first time.
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Owing to misunderstanding in
advertising we will repeat our 25
cent package sale on Saturday Octo-
Der 18th, and will give beautiful
framed etching to the person drawing
the lucky number. Simmons Book
Store.
A. S. Burnell has filed petition for
the October term of the disetrict court
in which he asks Judgment against
McNeely Brothers in the sum of ST.
432.27, claimed to be due on contract
covering the manufacturing of wire
mats.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Davis, of Chicago,
who are in the city visiting at the
home of Mr.. Davis sister, Mrs. j.. G..
Bullock, entertained at the Pilgrim
Wednesday evening at dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Bullock, and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. j. Bullock Mr.. and Mrs. Davis en-
tertained in honor of the thirty-ninth
anniversary of their marriage.
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Of advanced
rapidly during the strike in Chicago,
that many were unable to buy 1t, be-
cause the prices asked was more than
they could afford. But Leutnnegger 4
Co.. South Third avenue. propose TO
make prices that are within the reach
of all and on Saturday will sell ham.
at "a cents each, and give each pur-
chaser a present. Remember the date.
next Saturday.
Mrs. Harry McCombs, 400 North
Third street, is entertaining a few
friends of her mother, Mrs. w. A.
Young, of Minneapolis, this afternoon
at a thimble bee or sewing party. The
guests are Mesdames Young, d. %.
Carver, James Haskell, Orissa Waldo,
l.. M. Wells, Enos Debut, A. G. DAILY,
M. l.. Bradford, w. S. Mcbride, and
c. F. Ackert. Tea will be served at B.
o'clock by Mrs. McCombs.
Mrs. w. Dean, of Chicago, formerly
Miss Susie Morgan, Of this city, arrlv-
ed here this morning from st. Louis
where she has been visiting the expo
sition. She will remain with relatives
d,,,.i,,u cl1nrt visit Mrs Dean was
passenger on the Missouri Pacific
train, which was wrecked Monday near
Warrensburg, Mo-, and twenty nine
killed. She occupied a seat in one of
the chair cars at the time of the acct
dent, and altho the coach was thrown
off the track she escaped unhurt, as
did all the others who were in the
same car.
There is the gay spirit of Halloween
in "Under Southern Skies which
comes to the Odeon tomorrow evening,
with an excellent company and a beau
tiful scenic production of the pretty
idyll, now as famous as "Way Down
East" "Under Southern Skies is by
Lottie Blair Parker, of Way Down
East fame. 1t is as essentially geo
graphical play as Way Down East,
and succeeds in staging local color and
southern life in really charming and
unha ckneyed style. 1t is love story.
downright and wholesome; with youth
and gaiety, humor and pathos, and
succession of delightful pictures Of
southern life.
The Political Equality Club was en-