Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-17

dozen, at the Racket.
Pappe's west window will tell you
what a hat sale means.
DR.. Lierle. eye. ear. nose and throat.
fremont block. Glasses fitted.
DR.. c. A. Nosgie. veterinary surgeon.
at Harmon's feed barn. Phone 235.
We need room for our winter caps.
consequently our $2.15 Tiger hat sale.
at Pappe's.
See our new line Of the rough fin
ished scratch hats in all the latest coll
ors and blocks. Painters.
Wednesday is the day, and $2.95 Is
the price for any ladies' shoe at Carts.
the h o man. Patent, v~elvets. suedes.
tans. etc.
! DR.. F. J. Nciman, veterinary surgeon.
Office and veterinary hospital. 107 and
100 East State street. Office phone
4o4. residence 372.
Don't be in a hurry about ordering
that fall suit or overcoat. for the Ma
tional Wooden Mills will open their
store in a few days.
Mr.. A. G. Brenneck returned to the
city this morning from Mason City.
where he has been for the past W. or
three days on business.
We may not be the nearest druggists
to you. but we will try to come the
nearest to pleasing you Chas. J.
Lander. old reliable druggist.
Mrs George Neil returned home this
morning from Van Horn. where she
has been visiting h past three or
four days at the home Of her son, DR..
Fred A.. Neil.
Owing to the rainy weather ne meet
ing of the Literary Clan was held
Monday evening. The meeting was to
have been held at the home Of Miss
Ella Adams.
You nave been paying $50 and s35
for tailor made suits. Wait and SGT
what kind Of goods the National
SIS; no more. no less.
The interviewer sock is the best sock
on the American market today. They
come in all sizes and colors in three
different grades at %, IS n so cents
For sale only at Painters.
Walt a few days and you will be
able to get a tailor made to measure
suit and overcoat. both for the price OF
what you have been paying for one, al
the National Wooden Mills.
From "coalpit to Pulpit" at Baptist
Temple Friday evening, at s o'clock
Lecture by Rev. John A. Earl. Ad.
mission only Is cents. Rev. Earl de.
lighted the people Of this city with his
inspiring sermon here in August.
Cleanliness on the stage. sweetness
in it's atmosphere, is just as appealing
now as in the days Of our gra%ndfathers
and his fathers time. and suoh a play
is THE Fortune Hunter" which comes
to the Odeon Thursday evening. Seats
on sale tomorrow at 10 a. m.
F. G. Pierce, secretary of the League
Of Iowa municipalities. left Monday
evening for Davenport to attend the
annual meeting Of the league, which
begins today. The sessions will con-
tinue for two days. Mayor w. n
Jones and City Clerk L. Derby also left
this morning to attend h meeting.
The only hin sock that really wears
thin. gauzy. transparent socks thai
Keep out OF LNe earning DdB longer
than any the you ever wore. toe and
heel interviewer. sole and ankle REIN
forced, wear resisting fabric at every
point, that is why they bear the name
interviewer. Sold exclusively at Pain
ter's.
Delegates from the two chapters OF
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton in this city went to Des Moines
today to be present at he state o N
vention. From Spinning Wheel chap
ter the delegates were Mesdames Ly-
dia H. Peckham and Carl 8. Heitshu.
Of this city. and w. s. Roby. of Grim
! nell; and Miss Hazel Sandoe; from
! Marshalltown chapter Mesdames III. H.
| Center and Anthony c. Daily and Miss
Fannie Russell. Mrs. w. b. Kibbey,
who is q national committeeman Of the
Children of the American Revolution.
also went to he present at the onven
ton. Mrs. Merritt Greene. the other
delegate from Marshalltown chapter.
was not able to go.