Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-04
Band fair. Forneys hall tonight.

| Band fair, Forneys hall tonight.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the
red tag sale at Henry Pappe's.
Extra special value children's bear
skin and fancy plush coats at Pratt Il
BaXter's
Grape fruit. for % cents; sweet
oranges % and 40 cents per dozen at
| Culleys.
Happy will be the man or woman
who takes advantage of the red tag
sale at Henry Pappe's tomorrow.
Attend the band fair at Forney's
hail tonight The money made on this
fair goes towards giving band concerts
next summer.
Good meats at the Schutzenhach
meat market, South Third avenue.
Give him trial order. He will give
you clean wholesome meat and save
you money besides.
Home made wrapped bread comes to
your home wrapped in wax paper, free
from all dust and not touched by any
ones hands after it leaves the oven.
Buy loaf. You will be pleased with
it. Al Purity Bakery.
Ralph Hix, of this city, is in Grun-
dy Center today, where tonight he will
play the inaugural concert on Il nee
pipe organ, which has Just been placed
in the Methodist church Of that place
Mr. Hix went to Grundy Center
Thursday night
Word from John NJ. Speer. who with
Mrs. Speer. is now in Kansas City with
his son Earl, is to the effect that he Is
not much improved At times his con
dition appears TO be better, and again
he does not seem to be SO we'll Mr.
Speer is suffering from dropsy.
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The first lecture of the years enter
tainment course will be delivered at the
NJ E. church. Monday evening. jan
uary Z, by DIR. Herbert l.. Willett. of
Chicago University. subject. The Place
OF the Bible in Modern Thought" Tick
cts %. S. so and zoe. at Henry Pappe's.
Maulsby Scott, of $40 Bromley street
who was injured in a runaway accident
on New Years morning, when he sus-
tanned compound. comminuted frac-
ture of the right forearm and severe
bruises and cuts about the body, is do
ing nicely, and on Thursday was able
to leave the house and go to his doc
tors office to have his injuries dressed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Baxter enter
tanned twenty-four guests Thursday
evening at $3.50 dinner. served in five
call ~. ~, t,.Ny
tess was assisted in serving by Misses
Margaret Armstrong and Amy WATSON.
In FIVE hundred. Mrs +. B. Pierce wor
the ladies' prize for progression and
MIR. Pierce, DR.. Lierle and DR.. Hynds
cut for the gentlemen's honors which
went to DR.. Hynds.
Do you know that about one third
the weight of your coal goes UP you
chimney in smoke? That's the volati
matter consisting of tar. gas. ammoni
etc, the smoke producing part. |
Solvay coke that is all driven out i
the coking, leaving the carbon or hea
producing part. That's the part yo
want. One ton of this carbon (Solva
coke) is equal to one and half to-
of coal in heating elements. Its der
sity holds the fire and prevents its be
ing consumed quickly. Try it. Go:
sumers' Fuel Co
"Forty-fve Minutes From Broa
way" one of the most successful of II
Geo. NJ. Cohan plays. will be presente
at the Odeon Tuesday, January s. Th
us the first tour made by this attras
4; h,,.
dous hit last season that the emit
year was devoted exclusively to Ne
York and Chicago, it enjoying a recoi
of twenty weeks in the former al.
thirty weeks in the latter city. 1t wi
be presented here by one of the large.
and most expensive organizations tou
ing. with cast headed by the peerles
Corinne and including characterize.
Cohan ensemble of pretty girls. Seal
go on sale Monday at 10 a. m.
The art and music department of th,
women's club was entertained Thurs.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. Eadie, the other hostesses bein:
Mrs. Will Wallace, Mrs. Will Bennett
Mrs. Harry Friend and Mrs. E. l
Jones. A Chopin program was give.
a number of selections by that com
poser being played by Miss France
Morley. and one given by Miss Mau
Salisbury. Miss Clara Cripps read al
excellent paper on Chopin" and Mrs
H. II. Nichols poem, Child of Sleep
(Browning). followed by a Chopin
Lullaby played by Miss Morley. Mrs
r. E. Sears gave fine talk on Rem
brandt" Mrs. Eadie had played on
sraphophone, number of grand oper
records of noted singers. After the
program. refreshments were served
There were forty-five present includ
ing two out-of-t town guests. Mrs. Ches-
ter T. Dixie, of Pierre, s. D., and Mrs
Park Bentley, of Minneapolis.