Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-26

money. Apples are going to be higher.
e. E. Hood
Household goods for sale, Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday at All North
Second street.
Big Hand Lotion will cure chapped
hands. Twenty-Five cents per bottle at
b. A. Morgan's.
Victoria rink open Saturday after
moons and every evening during the
week. Best Of order.
Early shoppers win find a very
cholce line of goods for holiday gifts
at Simmons book store.
"A glance at a Knox seed corn dryer
will convince you of its eff1ciency-1o
cents each. See Schmidt.
The Johnson home, sos South Sixth
avenue, which has been quarantined
Tor diphtheria, was released Thursday.
A picture makes a beautiful and use
ful gift. See the big line of framed
and unframed pictures at Pinkerton's.
For Knox seed corn dryer = each
hanger holds twelve ears-will last
life time, 10 cents each. See Schmidt.
Every sack of Electric flour is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
your money back. Sold on this guar
antee by all grocers.
Mr.. James L. johnson, living six
miles northwest of the city, spent
Thanksgiving at Jefferson with an aged
uncle who is critically i'll.
schwietert Music Company will sell
one lot of over 100 pieces Of rs cent
popular sheet music tomorrow for s
cents a copy. Be on. hand early.
The history and bible study depart
ment of the Women's Club will meet
Monday afternoon at 2:3O with Miss
Rachel Cannon. All West State street.
Indigestion will cause sour stomach,
bloating, belchinge, very uncomfortable
feeling, shows the glandular system
and secretions are not doing their work
properly I have remedy that will
correct those faults, DR.. MARS.
Miss Florence Mills, a returned mis-
sionary from India, will be in this CITY
Saturday and in the afternoon at 5
O'Clock, at the Central Church Of
Christ, will address the junior en-
ueaVorers and children of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Stahl, former
old residents Of Albion, who have been
living at East Nevada street for some
time, will enter the soldiers home to
live in day or two Mr.. Stahl is q
veteran of Company G, One Hundred
Second Illinois infantry.
Our Baptist church property on
Church street Is for sale at a bargain,
We intend to dispose Of it this winter
so as to begin on the new church
corner State and Second streets early
In the spring. B. w. Sinclair, chair
man committee.
Judging from the large patronage we
always have at this time of the year.
we expect to finish many, many dozens
Of photographs between now and
Christmas. But we certainly will APP
preciate all orders that come in early.
Bring in the little ones tomorrow
Brown.
Frank Robinson, an amateur whistler
Of this city, went to Eldora this morn
ing to take part in a private entertain
ment there this afternoon. Last Mon
day evening Mr.. Robinson whistled at
at the musical entertainment given by
Messrs Fischer and Ackley, of the
Sunday party, at Cedar Rapids Monday
evening. The entertainment was SINH
lar to the one given by those gentle
men at the close of the Sunday revival
here.
Announcement that LENA Rivers"
will be offered at the New Odeon Sun
day evening, Nov. %, naturally brings
a throb of joy to the hearts of our
play goers. The book of the same name
from which Beulah Roynter made her
dramatization is by Mrs. Mary j.
Holmes, which assures a first class
play with plenty Of comedy and a pro-
fusion of tears. "A crowded house is
almost a certainty.
That immense scene in tDThe Wolf"
under the direction Of Sam S. and
Lee Shubert, which comes to the New
Odeon for the second time this season
Tuesday evening, Nov. 80, is one in
which a duel takes place before the au-
dience on stage to dark that you can't
tell which man Is getting the worst of
it. Then comes a fall, deadly silence.
One is killed. But which, the hero or
the villain? And then light flashes
and you see-what you see!
The big musical play, "The Girl In
the Grandstand." the entire metropolis
tan production intact, produced under
the personal stage direction of Hamil-
ton Coleman, Americas foremost Gre
ator of artistic ensemble effects, and
whose work in "The Prince of To-
night" '"The Goddess of Liberty" and
other successes is we'll remembered.
The engagement is for one night only
at the New Odeon Wednesday evening,
Dec. I.
Mrs. c. r. Williams was hostess this
afternoon to twelve young lady friends,
entertaining at a kensington in honor
OF Misses frankie and Pearl knight
and Lulu McLane, of Spencer, who are
weekend guests In the city. Supper
was served ct $50. Aside from the
guests Of honor there were present
from out Of town Misses Gertrude and
Mabel West, of State Center Mrs. VIII
iianas. nieces, and Miss. Fannie Flower,
who is home from Milwaukee-D owner
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