Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-27
Dr. c. H. Tidd. phone eli.


Mrs. Ways orchestra. Phone s77.
DR.. Ralph e. Keyser. Hopkins block.
Phone $40.
New cloaks for large women at the
Andrews store. y
Miss Middlekauffs millinery shop.
126 West Main.
Eadie Music Company. pianos. II
South First street.
Don't forget Batesole's prices for
Friday and Saturday.
Cloaks, sizes Al. 43. A, As and 4s just
received at the Andrews store.
Special sale on brass and steel beds
at Marion Cards until Nov. 1.
A delicious fried chicken supper a
the Y. w. c. A. Saturday. Oct. %.
DR.. c. A. Noggie. veterinary surgeon.
at Harmon's feed barn. Phone 2S5.
| Dried peaches, pruncs. apricots
raisins. new stock. Kendall 4 West
| Woodlawn goodies at Wachter's con-
+, fectionery. Is, 25, 40 and SO cents PEI
pound.
I
All kinds Of seasonable fruits and
vegetables for Saturday at Kendall &
! Vests. .t'
National Wooden Mills are giving the
greatest values that We're ever know
for SIS.
Again we have plenty of washed
sand for prompt delivery. Gregory Coal
Coke & Lime Co.
The hats are large, medium or small
both velvet and felt. Are shown a
Miss Middlekauff's
To Rent-Three strictly modern
homes. two close in. S. c. Bell. Hop
kins block. Phone 335.
We still have plenty Of country
dressed chickens for our Saturday
trade. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Don't fail to see the children's drill
and dance at Forney's hall Thursda!
evening. Nov. 2. o'clock sharp.
Slaughter sale of high grade pianos
begins Wednesday morning. Eadie
Music Company, II South First street
"A brief business meeting Of the
Catholic Ladies' Society was hello
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of the church.
Mrs. ]. c. Hurst, of Gearing. and Mrs
James Thornton, of Colo. were guests
Thursday Of Mrs. Burt Price. 404 Nortf
Center street.
| To stop that leak in your radiator
valve, boiler or plumbing. call Diffen-
bacher & Banzhof. phone $40. Il
North First street.
| We have Just few cords Of thai
large chunk wood left. To close it Out
quickly, s2.75 per cord. Gregory Coal
Coke & Lime Co.
Saturdays specials: Chewing taffy
! 10 cents per pound, home made fudge
Is cents per pound, at Wachter's con-
fectionery, SO West Main.
We have New York grapes, Jersey
! sweet potatoes, Michigan celery. rad
ishes, lettuce, cucumbers. etc, ETC.. for
Saturdays orders. Reynolds & Shell
don.
Culley has the finest oysters Of the
season, large Connecticut Sealshipt
standards and the Baltimore standards
for stews. Try some of these for your
Sunday supper.
Leland Hall. the 7-year- old son Of
A. F. Hall, farmer living near Haver-
hill, who underwent an operation for
appendiceal abscess at st. Thomas hos
pital Wednesday, is doing nicely.
Full carload pianos shipped to us
! BY mistake direct from the factory
must be sold In the next two days.
! Your price is ours. Eadie Music Com :
pan, II South First street.
Special matinee at the Odeon satur-
day at $3.50. See the play you have
heard so much about. Three Weeks
A story Of love and tragedy. dramatic
ed from the book of the same name
First time to this city.
Jersey lunch cheese has found a
ready sale and is to be had at all good
erocers'. 1t comes in white porcelain
Jars and can be set right on the table
ready for the meal; it is always fresh
and has fine flavor. Try it.
So many people have an idea that
the play, Three Weeks Is immoral,
such is not the case. 1t Is play of
love and tragedy. See it at the Odeon
Saturday matinee and night. Prices
25 IS, so and Is cents. Matinee 25
cents.
Meredith Nicholson's latest book.
"Rosalind at Rcdgate," has been made
into play by George Middleton. who
made the dramatization OF THE House
Of g. Thousand Candles" and will be
the Offering at the Odeon Sunday night.
Prices 25, 35, so and IS cents.
A desire to pass judgment upon a
play that has been classed as triHa
too daring would lead the average
American to say, "Well. I will try any
thing once" So see the play you have
heard so much talk about. Three
Weeks" at the Odeon Saturday mat
inee and night.
We have been in the piano business
for years and have never made our
patrons promise that we have not
fulfilled. Beginning Monday we will
offer the greatest piano bargains in
the history Of our store. We will con-
vince you II you will call. Eadie
Music Company. II South First street.
Mrs. Eugene Kearns and her sister,
in-law, Miss Frances McManus, enter
tanned at a o'clock dinner Thursday
evening at the Kearns home. los South
Second avenue, the members Of tho
clerking force at the New England
ct,ro ,rhoro Miss McMap,,s Il om