Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-17

Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist
DR.. Wood, eye, ear, throat. Glasses.
Mr.. I. S. F.inkle was in Union to-
day on business.
Elk chocolates, always fresh. Hoag
Drug company. sole agents.
Three old square pianos at $40 eacn,
at store Erwin & Burgitt.
Mrs Charles Carothers and Mrs. A.
l.. Van Tine spent the day in Union.
Claim Agent Mccoy, of the Iowa
Central, was in the city today on COM
pany business
Four hundred rolls of music for
Apollo piano player at SO cents a roll
Erwin & Burgitt.
We have a splendid upright piano.
walnut case, good as new. 500. Eadie-
Ward Piano company.
Our pianos are all new, bright, clean
and just in from the factory. Eadie-
Ward Piano company.
We have full car load Of new
"Eadie- Ward pianos, just in from the
factory. Eadie-Ward Piano company.
Twenty cents saved, that's all, when
you order a sack of Gold Medal flour
of Cook Bros Grain company. Phone
293.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Wallace left for
Rock Island this morning to visit for
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Wallace.
Mr.. c. w. McCord will address the
Young Mems Christian association
mems meeting tomorrow at $3.50 p. M
in east court rom All men invited
The Eadie-Ward Piano company are
doing quite a satisfactory wholesale
business, having added couple of live
dealers to their list during the past
week.
Those who have donations for the
Presbyterian ladies' rummage sale,
please notify Mrs. E. L. Hoag or Mrs.
W. H. Stipp not later than Tuesday
evening.
OF all the winter wheat flours on the
market, Wellington's Best is the best
Sold on positive guarantee at $3.50
sack. Get it of your grocer or E. e.
Benedict & Co.
Sundelrs North Center street res
taurant is the best place to get lunch
or full meal. You get a good dinner
for 20 cents. Inspected meats served
and everything served promptly and
politely.
Tomorrow night at the Odeon "My
Boy Jack" will be presented. It is a
clean, wholesome comedy Astounding
with witty dialog and it's complica-
lions and situations are thoroughly
logical. Prices 25, So and so cents.
All good livers are invited to attend
the demonstration of the Universal
Bread Maker and get one of the little
sample loaves, which Miss Pursel is
giving to her lady callers "a quick
way to make good bread" C. r..
Schmidt.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Townsend, of FIT
Dodge, will arrive in the city this ev-
ening to spend Sunday with Mr..
Townsend's mother, Mrs. Julia Town
Mr. Townsend's sister, Miss Pearl
Townsend, of Boone.
The little recipe booklet, which is
given along with the souvenir loaf of
bread at our store this week, has two
good recipes also for cake. Do not fail
to ask for this booklet and get a little
loaf of the bread also, whether you
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Schmidt.
Governor Cummins has recently re-
quested the pastors of Iowa to give
two services to a consideration of the
necessity for the Protection of Future
American Citizens. Rev. James MCGEE
will discuss this subject both morning
and evening Sunday at the Baptist
church.
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid society was held Friday
afternoon, with Mrs. w. F. lines and
Mrs. Charles A. Miller as hostesses, at
the lines home, 10 West Lincoln
street. The attendance was good and
the usual social hour, during which
the hostesses served refreshments, fol-
| lowed the business meeting.
| The regular mems meeting conducted
by the Young Mems Christian Assoc
| citation will be held in the east court
room tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. G. w. Nc
Cord, speaks on the subject, do
Need Ito" There should be large
number of men present. The drop
In Bible class conducted by Mr.
James MCGEE will convene Immediately
| at the close of the meeting.
The foot ball teams of Iowa State
college, Ames, and Drake university,
Des Moines passed thru the city this
morning. Ames plays Cornell at Mt.
Vernon this afternoon. and Drake
meets Coe at Cedar Rapids. Accom-
panying the Ames team was Coach
S. Clyde Williams and George Kirk.
of this city, player of the Ames
reserves" Kirk is also a substitute
| on the college team.
The funeral Of little Wilma Duffield
J was held from the Duffield home, COB