Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-17


Follow crowd to Kinks rink tonight.
Fob chains. the latest and best, at
Aliens.
Hear Fred s. Goodman at Y. NJ. c. A.
tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.
The cider we are selling is absolute
ly pure f.. E. Hood corner Nevada
and First avenue
We make you a first class suit to
order for only SIS. Better investigate
National Merchandise & Tailoring Co,
III East Main street.
Some very new patterns in Scotch
trouserings, Just the thing. warm and
comfortable, and right IN stlye. Hop
kins, the popular tailor.
The comedy drama, THE Cowboy
Odeon tomorrow, Sunday, evening.
Prices 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Are you interested in pretty pictures?
We are showing "a fine line of framed
pictures this fall and are also pre-
pared to frame pictures in a satisfac-
tory manner The d. c. Wilbur store
on West Main street
Special Thanksgiving programs are
being arranged in the various schools,
and g. f.. Wilbur & Sons are daily
supplying an increased demand for
new and modern Thanksgiving furni-
ture, draperies and floor coverings.
On Wednesday, November 21, a
Cash Buyers Grocery will be opened
at 1875 West Main street. with a full
line of fresh groceries. Prices will be
cut to make an induceme'nt to all buy
ers to deal for cash only. j. M. Plumb
is the proprietor.
The various cases growing out Of
tried section by section. Anyone try
ing the Globe Wernicke Elastic"
bookcases section by section never en-
gage in any controversy over their
merit. Sold by A. f. Wilbur & Sons
Marc, the magician, who comes to
Marshalltown next Friday. opened the
big Central Y NJ. C. A course in st.
Louis last night EARLY last summer
the management of the Chicago Y. NJ
". ~ SlosSt SOIltiaSt Win iAiiii ~
give an exhibition on New Years day.
The local entertainment committee
maintain this is the highest class at
traction of it's kind ever presented to
the patrons of the course.
You never hear man say that a suit
purchased at our tailoring emporium
does not fit, because they do fit, and
w. hara n "a If
are thinking of Thanksgiving suit
come to us and let US show you the
latest and best things we have in for
eign and domestic fabrics. There Is
nothing newer or better on the mar
ket We will soon be In our new build
ing where we will have more room ard
better light to show goods. Tony
Psenicka.
Fred S. Goodman, of the religious
work department of the International
Y. NJ. c. A. committee, who addresses
the Sunday afternoon meeting Of the
association, arrived in the city Friday
night. A conference of workers Of the
association with Mr.. Goodman has been
for late this afternoon. Mr.
Goodman will remain in the city over
and Monday will go to Ames.
Tuesday he will attend All institute and
given under the auspices o.
the Des Moines association, which will
be attended by some of the members
from this city.
The Ferris comedians will open a
weeks engagement at the Odeon tie
alter Sunday, tomorrow, night. This
carries all special scenery
and is perhaps the strongest company
on the road at popular prices. The
opening bill The Cowboy Millionaire"
is beautiful me1oslranatic comedy
and tells beautiful heart story. The
scenery is carried complete for this
play. The cast will include Mr.. Will
son, Juno Barrett, and others, besides
the Fenberg Trio, the vaudeville art
lists. On Monday night ladies will be
admitted free when accompanied by
one paid soc ticket Prices 10, 20 and
80 cents.
A telegram that reached the city
Friday night called Mrs. Frank Oppice
and sister, Mrs. Nellie Jones to Free
port, Ill. The message announced the
death Of Erastus Farber, brother Of
Mrs. Oppice and Mrs. Jones. who left
on an early train for Freeport. Mr.
Farber's death was quite sudden, and
was due to heart failure, following an
asthmatic trouble, with which he hal
been suffering for some time. Mr..
Farber was i'll in this city last winter,
while on a visit to his sister. He was
40 years of age, and single. Mr. OPP
nice will leave for Freeport tonight to
attend the funeral, which will be held
Sunday afternoon.