Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-07

SCHOOL.
See the nice printing presses, a
practical toy for boys at Simmons
book store.
The Highland Hustlers will NEE,
Friday afternoon with Mrs. j. A. Feree
207 North Fourth avenue.
Our great specially in Christmas
handkerchiefs is pure linen goods. See
them before you buy. E. r. Lay.
Tomorrow we offer you so silk petit
coats in black, plain colors and
changeable at 1897, worth $500. E. R.
Lay.
For the next ten days we will sell
per sack; former price, $1.40. Idso &
Irvine.
In spite of all changes in the mar
ket Gold Sheaf -four remains the same
price Of $1.40 per sack, and it's still
satisfactory.
H. p. Sim1dns, Of Simkins & Estel
was summoned by telegraph to Tama
this afternoon to e.mbalm a body for q
local undertaken.
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Xmas presents. Nothing finer than
high grade nickel plated goods--trays
for candy. for fruit, for cakes, for
we'll, you must see it at schmidt's.
The Royal Neighbors will please
meet at the A. o. U. w. hall Friday,
at 1870 p. m. to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Fred Pepper. Kate Melton,
Oricle.
Mrs. w. Fl. Wlllke, of Melbourne
underwent at st. Thomas hospital this
morning for the removal of a fibroid
tunlor She is doing as we'll as could
be expected.
George p. Powers, of this city, has
caused to be filed for the January term
of the district court a petition ask
ing that he be granted pharmacy
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors.
You will find US prepared to give you
the latest and best in the way of furni-
ture for Christmas. You can rely on
getting good goods and getting them
at the right price at the D. C. Wilbur
Store.
BY special request Cali Sides aof
Life" will be repeated at the Odeon on
Saturday evening. The exhibition will
be given just as it was last Sunday,
when it gave such general satisfaction.
Prices Is and % cents.
A complete and pleasant surprise
was perpetrated upon a most worthy
couple today when they learned that
those handsome sideboards, Bullets and
china closets at A. E. Wilbur & Sons
We're being sold at such exceptionally
reasonable figures.
~ $50 ---->S.--- fssA
Frank Swearingen, OF Liscomb town
ship, president of the Marshall County
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association,
has returned from Chicago, where he
marketed three car loads of cattle, av-
eraging 1.347 pounds The consign-
ment was Of fine quality, and brought
Sc.
Only seventeen more days until
Christmas. Have you made your plr-
.chases yet? We want to show you our
elegant line of furniture, rugs, carpets,
and pictures, as you will probably buy
your purchase and deliver it any time
you say. Marion Gard.
Owing to the fact that practically
everything was destroyed by fire, we
desire all accounts settled by Satur-
day, Dec. 8, in order that we may pay
our bills. All accounts not settled by
the 9th will be placed in the hands Of
our attorney for collection. J. H.
Wright, Jr.
The big scenic production "After
Midnight" will give bargain matinee
at the Odeon Saturday at 230 o'clock.
This is one Of the largest melo- dramas
on the road. All special scenery Is
carried for the four acts. One hundred
boxes of crackerjack will be given
away free at the matinee. Prices 10
and 25 cents.
Clyde Fitch's greatest play "The
Woman In the Case" comes to the
Odeon tonight. The plot of '.The Wom-
an In, the Case" concerns society life
in New York at the present time with
a thrillingly dramatic story as back
ground to throw it into relief. Mr..
Fitch has made all his characters very
real and involved them in vital situa-
tons which appeal with equal force to
the gallery patrons as they do to those
of the orchestra seats. Altho it has
many sensational features "The Wom-
an In the Case appeals to the heart,
and awakens the noblest and most
wholesome of human emotions.
The ladies of the Cemetery Aid So
ciety held their regular business meet
ing Wednesday afternoon, at the home
Of Mrs. A. E. Wilbur, 201 South Third
avenue, after which "a regular picnic
supper, to which their husbands had
been invited, was enjoyed. Many Of
the members and guests were unable
to attend, however, for various rea-
sons, SO only twenty-five were pres
net. At the business meeting four new
members were voted In. The annual
for election of officers, viii.
be held the first Wednesday in Janu-
airy, at the home of Mrs. Fred Hop
kins, on South Third street.
The members of '"The Woman in the
Case" Company, headed by Miss Mar
garet Bennett, arrived in the city this
from Cedar Rapids, where the
appeared Wednesday evening.
Manager Moore, who has been in the
city number of times with Ward &
James and Ward. Kidder and James
under the management of
Wagenhals g. Kemper, predicts that
the piece will yield the management
100000 on the season. Blanche Walsh
who is with the eastern company, is
playing the leading role this season,
and is at present in Philadelphia. Miss
Bennett was last seen here in THE