Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-22
Diamonds! Diamonds, Millcr's.

: lid laundry stoves.
over 40 East Main.
Twenty five dollar cloth cloaks FOL
$3.50. at L. X. Lays.
Northern Spy. Greenng. and None
Such apples ut Oson's.
Nice extracted honey at IA cents pei
pound at Batesole a. Clemens.
Cash bargains on hard coal base
burners. Schmidts stove store.
G. Duel has big supply of the
Christmas Ladies' Home journal.
Eagles fair opens Saturday night at
Forney's hall. Everybody welcome
Regular dance ut odd Follows hall
Saturday night. Hot coffee and lunch.
Country dressed chickens for the
Saturday trade. Reynolds II Sheldon
4! Route Agent Probst, of the Adams
Express Company, was in the city to-
day.
Plenty OF Sealshipt oysters and the
best of shell oyster crackers at Gull
leys.
All the latest stylcs-leather fancy
elastic and beaded bolts are shown at
Nj. f. Andrews.
Some very fancy layer raisins. new
figs and dates, Florida oranges and
grape-fr fruit, at Olson's
! We still have complete stock OF
| wood heaters, soft coal stoves and base
burners. Horne n Gelvin.
Bon bons, assorted Favored chips.
chocolates. caramels. and other do
! lightful things at Wachter's.
i Those round burner nickel shade
lamps, something extra good for read
ing or sewing. For sale ut Culley's.
See Wachter's window for novelties
and staples in CONNECTIONS and bakery
goods for Sunday and Thanksgiving.
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| The McCarten Plumbing Company
Will repair your plumbing quickly and
I promptly, and repair 1t right Have 1t
done now.
We cannot carry a complete line OF
Heinzs 81 varieties. but we do carry
the necessary ones, and anything that
is Heinz is good. Olson.
Panama" story of the great canal
will be presented ut the Odeon Mon
day, Nov. 25. The play is a melo-
drama with comedy feature predomin-
ant. Prices 10, 20, 80 and SO cents.
Have you seen IT? Have you
watched 1t? Have you played IT.?
What? Filipino shuffle-board. Arson
building, North First street. Ladies
and children welcome.
Wachter has many novelties and de-
lcious things for Thanksgiving
Roasted turkeys" from quarter
pound up to five pounds, novelty.
Fancy candies in boxes from half
pound to ten pounds. 33 West Main.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety met Friday for an all-day sew at
the home Of Mrs. r. C. Cartwright, 81
North First street. Mrs. Cartwright
was assisted in entertaining by Mes
danes l.. b. Hix, w. r. Forney and q.
G. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. WATSON, 313
est Main street, were host and hostess
Thursday evening to the usual de-
lightful meeting of the Souvenir club.
Dinner was enjoyed at $50 o'clock.
after which the evening was spent in
playing five hundred.
They say that it's the funniest ever
isis" has always proven a big card
locally, but Indications point to her
new show as being the best she has
offered 1t is called isis in New York."
and will be here on Sunday night, Nov.
"A. Prices %, 25 and so cents.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Methodist church
was held Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ida Williams, 300 West Church
street, who was assisted in entertain
ing by Mesdames j. r. Havener, Theo-
dore Johnston and Mary Taylor
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. c.
A. was entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mesdames M. G. Hurlbut, A. l.. Van
Tine, Har and Glow, at the Hurlbus
home, SO4 West Boone street. The us
ual meeting and social time were en-
joyed, the hostesses serving light re-
freshments.
MIS-. w. >. 6eece, OIL NEW TIONlueHce,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from the east, having been to Battle
Creek Mich, in attendance at the
National Purity congress. Mrs. Reece
visited in Chicago and at Indiana
points after the close of the congress,
and will be here until Saturday with
her father and brothers, Messrs. Isaac
and W. r. and Jesse Painter.
W. H. VOORHEES, and Will Todd con-
ductor and gabbabeman on Iowa Cen
trail passenger runs Nos. l and 2, who
have been in MonteZuma during most
of the week, as witnesses in the case
Of Kirkpatrick VS.. the Iowa Central,
resumed their runs last night. Kirk
patrick brought suit to recover dam
ages for personal injury in an acct
dent at Grinnell. The case was taken
from the jury by the judge, who di-
rected a verdict for the company.