Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-30
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TIL 6 City In Brief !
Victoria open tonight.
Wait for Prairie Lily.
Eastman kodaks at Newtou's.
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George j. Allen, optical specialist.
DR.. Wood, eye, ear, throat. Glasses.
New line of mottoes and verse post
cards at Newton's.
Christmas cards and calendars in
great variety at Simmons book store.
Largest and most complete optical
parlors in the state. 124 East Main
street.
See DR.. MARS about your stomach,
liver and kidney trouble. 12O East
Main street.
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday
evening. Admission 10 cents; evening
tickets SO cents.
Arson & Stroud open Ssiarineilo
beauty parlors at No. II North First
street, Dec. 3.
Fine table relish composed OF horse
radish and mustard just received
Whitney Bros
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday
evening. Admission 10 cents; evening
tickets so cents.
Even other dealers admit that we
have the most beautiful line of fine
china Iii the city Simmons book store
Henry Weber, who has been confined
to his home for a few days, suffering
a severe attack Of grip, is improving
slowly.
Are you trying for the piano? No ex-
pense, a little work, some one will ge,
a beautiful Hallet & Davis piano free
Mrs. NJ. ]. Pierce.
All parties wishing their eyes ex.
amined telephone 479 for an appoints
| ment. --latest method of examination
| Newell optical parlors.
! That Golden Gate blend Of Java an6
Mocha has no equal for smooth flavor
and cup quality, put up in one pound
tins at 40 cents per pound, at Culley's
Please bring in pictures for framing
for Christmas. Experienced and ar
tistic Trainer and best stock of mould
:. ings in the city. Simmons book store
Miss Rachel Cannon, All West Stat
street. was hostess Monday Afternoon
to the regular meeting Of the histor,
and bible study department Of the wo
mems Club.
Election Of officers and other bust
ness of Importance at the meeting o
Beeson Camp No. 3s5 NJ. W. A. Wed
nesday night, every member should b
present. H. R. Melton, Consul.
Try for the Hallet & Davis plan
that Mrs. Pierce is going to give ava,
if you don't know about 1t ask you
friends, they are trying for it. Mrs. N
]. Pierce. ITO West Main street.
The Starr pianos were never made {
be given away They are standar
goods like any other business PROPOSE
ton. See them before accepting other
as gifts. Gilbert Music Company
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
Iciety will hold their annual bazaar i
the basement of the church Wednes
day, all day, and will serve chicke
pie supper from $3.50 until all ar
served.
In this. our twenty-third display {
holiday goods, everyone who has see
it admits that we have eclipsed a
former efforts. Everybody is invited t
call and inspect our lines. Simmon
book store.
Quaker oats 1Oand rs cents, Mother
oats 10 and % cents, Red Rose oats ]
and 25 cents, Petitions 1917 cent
puffed wheat 10 cents, puffed rice 12'
cents, cream of wheat IA cents, grape
nuts Ia cents, Post Toasties 10 and ]
} cents at carlson's grocery East Stat
AL w. Martins mammoth doubl
production of Uncle Toms Cabin
will appear at the New Odeon Frida
evening, Dec. 3. The rendition of Unc
Tom by this well-known and WE'LL like
company will never grow old. Thel
runs thru this grand story a pathc
peculiarly touching and sweet.
speaks the universal language Of tt
heart.
GAS the Sun Went Down." which
announced for it's first appearance hel
at the New Odeon on Saturday ever
ing, Dec. 4, is a new play by Geore
d. Baker, and it will receive marke
attention for the reason that it will |
produced under the direction Of Arth,
G. Aston, a manager who has given I
numerous plays of merit and sever
: excellent stars, his latest production
in our city having been Tennessee
Pardner," cat the Old Cross Roads
. Jane Corcoran in pretty Peggy" al
other plays.
Seats will go ON sale tomorro
morning for the engagement at Il
New Odeon Thursday evening, Dec.
of "The Great John Canton" one Of tt
conspicuously successful attractions
the Messrs. Shubert. This productie
, comes intact to this city from a Tor
engagement at the Lyric theater, Ne
York, and is considered by many criti
q Americas greatest character play. II
John Canton" company is compose
Of players well known to Broadwe
!, audiences. The local engagement prom
ises to be one of the most auspicio1
events of the dramatic year.
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