Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-03

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Remember Excelsior Aid Fair.
A fine assortment Of spiced and salt
fish at Olson's.
Get your pictures framed at Sim
mons Book Store.
Wanted-A steamftter quick. e. I.
Barker, Marshalltown.
Unlabeled canned corn, new pack,
cents per can or six cans for 20 cents
l.. r. Idso.
r. w. Chamberlain has returned
from Chicago, where he has been buy
ing holiday goods.
We have long fur coats at $500 IL
you are interested come in and see
these NJ. Il. Andrews.
We place on sale tomorrow rs tall
ored suits worth from sis to $25 each
at 80 1-3 per cent discount. r. r. Lay.
Indoor base ball at 8 o'clock this eve
ming at Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. Imperials
VS.. Athletics fast game Is expected.
Admission 10 cents
Tomorrow we offer you a 33 1-3 dis
count on all Of this seasons purchase
of tailored suits, that are worth from
SIS to s25. e. R. Lay.
The Standard Dress Cutting School,
over New England store, Is prepared to
teach every branch of dress making
with the cutting and fitting.
Deputy Sheriff s. M. Cause, who has
been off duty for a week owing to ill-
ness, is not improving very rapidly.
and is still confined to his bed.
Messrs. John and A. l.. Clemens, Ho-
mer Mccormack, George Waldie, Lee
! Blackburn, John Smith and J. b. Nc
Cormack, Of Clemens. are In the city
in attendance in court as witnesses IN
the Blackburn case.
Miss Anna Healion, Judge Burnham's
court reporter, went to Toledo this
morning, where she will take Judge
CaswelPs work for few days. Judge
Caswell's reporter, Mr.. A. B. Hoover,
will be here during the progress OF
the Blackburn case
Miss Vera Sieg left this afternoon
for Iowa City, where she will be the
guest of Misses Alice Manney and
Meta Schmidt until Monday. She went
to attend the S. A. e. Fraternity ball
tonight. and to see s. U. I football game
with Grinnell tomorrow.
Buy your coffees, teas, spices, ex-
tracts, etc, at Sinclair's tomorrow and
get a nice piece Of French China with
each 75-cent and 81 purchase. Your
choice OF any piece free with each So
cent can Of Pure Food Baking Pow
der. Every can guaranteed or money
refunded. Sinclair Tea and Coffee
Co.
John s. Hixson, OF ST. Anthony, ac-
companied to the city Thursday even
ing two loads of hogs for August
Schaper. One OF the loads was par
ticularly choice, and was composed
entirely OF Chester White pigs, pur-
chased from Clifford Martin, Hardin
county farmer. Sixty-five head aver
aged 270 pounds. The other load was
composed of extra heavy hogs sixty
head averaging S25 pounds.
The art and music department Of the
Women's club held Its first meeting, a
very delightful one, at the home OF
Mrs. A. S. Burnell, 500 North First
street. Mrs. J. s. Haskell, Mrs. III. r.
Duffield and Mrs. C. c. Horton assist
ing Mrs. Burnell In entertaining. The
program, which was given was greatly
enjoyed by all. Mrs. G. A. Eadie, gave
| two instrumental solos, ITO wild
Rose" by Mcdonald, and Spring
Song" by Schuman, and responded as
an encore with a mazurka by Chopin.
Mrs. H. j. Howe gave most enjoyable
paper on John Rus<in, relating and
giving scenes and incidents noted In
her many travel. Mrs. Nellie Brennecke
gave two readings from Mrs. Brown
ing, the Last Duchess" and The
Patriot" Mrs. Harry McConbs favored
the guests with two delightful solos
| by Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond "Just a.
wearyin' for YOU" and II Love You
Truly" She responded with an encore.
Delicious refreshments were served at
ter the program by the hostesses.