Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-14
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist.

| Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist.
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Picture framing at Simmons store.
DR.. Billiard. iosteopath, Is West Main.
| DR.. Wood, eye. ear, throat. Glasses
Furs-all being sold at less than az
tual cost at Simon's.
Ohio hickory nuts, black walnuts and
fresh cocoanuts, at Olson's.
| Ladies, read Henry Pappe's ad; 1t
simply means money to you.
New spring dress goods, all the new
Shades, just received at NJ. F. Andrews.
We call your attention to our splen-
did values in corset cover embroideries
at II cents. e. r. Lay.
DO you want fine winter coat, If so
go to Simon's. They are being sold at
less than manufacturers cost.
j. D. Palmer returned Wednesday
from Chicago. where he had been buy
ing goods for M. +. Andrews.
New spring dress ginghams at clear
ance sale prices. Nettie Ingledue g.
Co, the up-to-date dry goods house.
| The little red tag at Henry Pappes
is Of mutual benefit. 1t is a saving to
the customer, and a great clearing sale
for Henry Pappe.
Unique in the history of drug store
advertising, the Hoag Drug companys
| big ten days sale of drug sundries.
Anticipate your wants.
The regular study meeting of .he
Political Equality club was held We'd
nesday evening att the home of Mrs.
Porter Lands, sol West Main street
| Twenty per cent or one-fifth off on
all sheetings, pillow castings. apron
check ginghams, toweling, etc Nettie
Ingledue & Co., the up-to-date dry
goods house.
The Womans Home Missionary 81
ciety Of the Methodist church will be
entertained at the church Friday aft
ernpon by Mesdames Emma Boardman
and Thaddeus Binford.
| If you have been drinking Japan,
China or Oolong, you will enjoy "Sa-
lada" tea 1t has a most delicious
flavor, and is absolutely pure. Your
grocer sells it. Black, mixed or green.
! ''In the Shenandoah Valley" a
splendid film, showing Gen. Phil Sher-
idan's ride on that memorable day, Oct
10, 1864, will be shown at the Odeon
tonight. New illustrated songs and
other films will be shown. Prices and
10 cents.
"Strongheart," a comedy drama by
William c. de Mile, with its scenes laid
at Columbia university and which has
been a phenomenal success for the past
three years, comes to the Odeon Sun
day evening, Jan. IL. Prices 25, SO, Is
and 81.
Our Ferndell coffees are giving ex-
cellent satisfaction. They range in
price from 20 to 40 cents Try pound
and be convinced. We also handle
Ferndell spices, put up in neat tin
boxes, with sitting top. Very conven-
lent about the kitchen. Olson, sole
agent for Ferndell goods.
Miss Elsie Mccoy, who is to be mar
ried soon to Mr.. Roy Haskins, of Fer
guson, was given novelty shower
surprise by fifteen young lady friends,
DIT tile Lu hdFlOW uOIle, 1UO 0Oulll
Tenth street, "Wednesday evening. In a
post card guessing contest, first prize
was won by Miss Cecil Kinney. second
by Miss Mabel Crabtree, and the con-
ISOLATION by Miss Stella Frazer. Mrs.
Barlow was assisted in serving a nice
lunch, by Mrs. G. Parrett and Mrs.
Ross Young.
The Entire Nous club enjoyed social
time Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. w. A. WATSON, 312 West Main
street. 1t being guest day, about fifty
were present. The feature of the after
noon was talk by Mrs. c. ]. Scheeler
on the Louvre, Paris, illustrated by
pictures, charts, etc., which was very
entertaining and instructive. Piano
solos by Mrs. R. c. Valentine, and a
vocal solo, 'Marseilleaise," by Miss Lii
lian Welker, were also enjoyed, after
which the company Joined in singing
America" Refreshments were served,
the committee in charge, being Mrs
Harry Waterman, chairman, Mrs.
George Turner. MRS. A. Janney and
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