Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-12

TnlES-REPUBLICAN.
Bring your watches in. Hodsss.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Hand mirrors all kinds and sizes.
Elders.
Mrs. Isaac Harris, Of Union, spent
Thursday in the city.
Challenge price on 24-inch bisque
| doll-l9 cents. Bargain store.
The 24-inch bisque doll 4s cents.
Bargain store. North First avenue.
The 24-inch bisque doll 40 cents.
Bargain store, North First n
Quality portraits for Christmas gifts.
Apgar. the well-known photographer.
The Bargain store is open every
night until Christmas. Bargain store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson, of I'm
ion, were in the city Thursday.
Roller skating Saturday night. Last
chance until after the poultry show
Advertisement.
Special at the Orpheum confection-
cry store. 25 cent chocolates at Is cents.
Advertisement.
You can not buy a 24-inch bisque
doll for 40 cents anywhere. except at
this store. Bargain store.
Those who delay shopping this week
will have a case of nerves next week.
Better not abuse your constitution.
A full line Of military brushes in
ebony, coco-bolo n Partisan ivory.
Call and examine them. All prices.
Elders Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pope. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Worth, and Mrs. Otto Dillon
and daughter Berma, of Union, spent
Thursday in the city.
Free candy to all children accom-
panied by parents. Come n see
| Santa at Toyland. Bargain store,
iNorth First avenue.
The Catholic ladies bazaar n ex-
change will. be held Saturday, Dec To-
| at McCarten's Plumbing Company, IN
Eks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Those friends you think so much OF
why not surprise them Christmas day
with a fine photo of yourself. You
! know Christmas isn't far off. Camera
! Shop Studio.
J. NJ. Carmean, who has been at
Provo and Roosevelt, Utah, where ne
has been interested in mining and and
ventures since last February, returned
home Thursday.
Your picture on post cards. Send one
to all your friends, only IS cents per
dozen: cabinets $3.50 up; panels 81 per
dozen up. Bowen's Studio and Book
Store, sc West Main street.
The LeGrand Reporter says:
"Charles Strom moved Monday morn
ing to Wallingford, Emmett county.
where he will live on a farm. His
father, Knute Strom, has gone to Mar
shalltown to live"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pitcher enter
tanned at their home, los East Church
street. q dozen friends Thursday eve
ming complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Smith. of Bondurant, who are
visiting at the Pitcher home.
J. C.. cundiff, Of Alberta, Canada.
was in the city -T~hursdayvOn business
Mr.. Cundiff, who is extensively inter.
ested in dry farming in Canada, Is
spending two weeks with relatives and
friends in Marshall and.Hardip conn-
ties.
The "Ai" Gorrell Company will open
q weeks engagement at the Odeon The
4ater. Sunday evening. The company re-
turns with a full line Of new playa9and
vaudeville. ~specialties. The opening
play will be a four-act drama, a"QuackN
! enbush and Son." Odeon.
! Edwin S. shortess. Of the extension
department of the school Of engineer
ing of Iowa State College, came here
Thursday evening to remain the rest
of the week to work in. the interest
Of the classes the extension department
has organized here. ".
Mrs. ]. A. Robinson and son How
ard, of Beresford, S. r. who came
Wednesday to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Robinson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w. Griffiths, yer to Cedar Falls
this morning to spend the day with
Mrs. Robinson's sister, Mrs. II. B.
| Philpot. Mr.. Robinson will Join his
| wife here for the Christmas vacation.
Members of the State Street Evange-
lical Aid. Society spent a pleasant af-
%ternoon Thursday at the home of Mrs.
A. E. Pickett, 500 North Second avenue.
There was a large attendance. including
several guests. A social afternoon,
with sewing, was enjoyed, and Mrs.
Pickett served refreshments. Mrs.
Bruce Keffer and Mrs. Will Stack
house, living near Conrad, were guests
from out of town.
~
Coming to the Odeon Theater Sunday
/ evening and for all week another one
Of Marshalltown's popular favorites,
Al" Gorrell and his company. The
company returns with every thing new
and up-to-date. new plays and new
specialties; a complete change OF pro-
| gram will be offered each evening.
Prices. lower floor reserved, 20 cents;
balcony and gallery. unreserved, 10
cents. Seats on sale tomorrow at 10
a. m. Odeon.
Richards & Pringle's famous Georgia
MINISTRIES, the big colored organization
that is booked to appear at the Odeon
| Saturday, matinee and night. carries
a 'coterie of finikhed and high-class
artists to entertain the public. In
Richards & Pringle's list Of high
salaried SOM birds are names Of ar