Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-27

ters, SO West Main.
The purest and best home made can
dies at Wachters, 80 West Main street
We make you a first class suit TIC
order for only SIS. Better investigate
National Merchandise & Tailoring Co.
Ill East Main street.
We make you q first class .suit to
order for only sis. Better investigate
National Merchandise & Tailoring Co.
Ill East Main street.
I will set your window glass free and
sell you glass as cheap as you can buy
it anywhere. r. +. Jones Wall Paper
Store. 10S East State street.
, Rev. Elijah Brown Jones, pastor of
the Baptist church, returned home Fri-
day evening from Shenandoah, where
he had been in attendance upon the
state convention of Baptists.
The plumbing and lighting contracts
for the Sieg- Armbruster building on
West Main, the new home of Whitton
& Whitehead, was let yesterday, the
McCarten Plumbing Company being
the successful bidders This is one OF
the largest contracts let this year.
/ On Monday morning we offer you 20
dozen manufacturers samples of table
covers, shams, side board and bureau
4 covers at rs cents each. There is Il
choice in this line. some of them be-
ing worth IS cents and $1.00. The early
buyer will get the best. E. R. Lay.
A. j. Pratt, of Pratt & Baxter, re-
turned to the city this morning from a
weeks stay in Chicago. where he has
been buying goods for their store, and
placing orders with agents for eastern
firms for a very extensive assortment
. of fine novelties for Christmas trade.
Mrs. Delos Wilbur 30s North Cen
ter street, entertained the Ladies Aid
I Society of the Baptist church at her
home Friday afternoon, a social time
1 following the brief business session.
/ At 6 o'clock, those of the fourth di-
vision of the society, served a. delicious
supper to the ladies of the other d.
visions, and their husbands.
j The place to get your meals is where
i you can get the best for your money,
and where the cooking is excellent We
nave no fear that our competitors can
reason that we employ good cook
and our service is fine. Milk stews
speciality, and Is cent meals that can
not be excelled, is what you will find at
Henry. Sundelrs. 81 North Center
street.
Mrs G. B. Moerhl, SO7 West Church
street, planned and carried out a
pleasant surprise on her husband Fri
day evening, in honor of his 10Th
birthday anniversary. The affair was
stag party, thirteen besides the host
being present. Mr.. Moerhl was pre-
sented with handsome shaving mir
ror An oyster supper followed by
ice cream and cake, was served by Mrs.
Moerhl
You always turn to look twice at a
Well dressed man or woman The man
who is arrayed in a suit made at our
emporium attracts more than passing
notice, and are justified in feeling flat
tered at the attention they attract The
new winter suitings are here and |
ready for your inspection. If you want
new suit for Thanksgiving come in |
now and we will have you all logged |
out for the great day. Tony Psenicka. |
The members of Spinning Wheel
Chapter, d. A. r. met at the home of
Mrs. Charles Click Al West State
street, Friday afternoon A fine pa
per by Superintendent e. L. Coffeen,
on TRAITS of the American Soldier" |
was enjoyed, followed by two piano
solos, given by Mr.. Carl Click. Sew
eral guests We're present the only one
from out of town being Mrs. C. A. Roy,
of Leroy, Mimi. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The simple way and naturalness of
the characters in "The Slow Poke"
which comes to the Odeon tomorrow,
Sunday evening, helped along by
clever company, make a production
that will linger long and pleasantly in
your memory. w. B. Patton. the pc
culiar comedian, is the shining star
and his supporting company is far
above the average. The play is
beautiful western drama, full of grea.
heart interest, and wonderfully inter-
esting characters. The novel way in
which it is presented is in a way re-
sponsible for at least part of it's big
success. Prices Is, Is, IS and so
cents.