Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-28

sale. Benedict Flour ana Feed Com
pany.
Healthmakers' shoes for children
will outwear two pairs OF ordinary
shoes; cost no more. Wallace shoe
store.
Six revival hymns by Homer Rode
HEAVIER, Billy" Sundays singing evan
gelist, on Victor records. Nickel FUR
niture Company.
Remember the United Brethren
ladies' Christmas bazaar and bake ex-
change at D. c. Wilbur's store, Nov
2sth. Committee.
Mrs. Grace Baer, Of Des Moines. is
in the city to spend the Thanksgiving
vacation at the home of her sister
Mrs. q. ~. johnson.
Dr. ana Mrs. NJ. w. Rosensren, OF
Ackley. spent Thursday IN the city
with DR.. Rosengren's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. A. Rosengren.
Mothers should appreciate the spe-
cial cut prices we are Offering for Sat-
urday on all boys suits and overcoats.
Painters clothing store.
F. J. Lander. Of Washington, and B.
E. Hooper. of Eldora. students at Iowa
State College, Ames, spent Thanksgiv-
ing day in the city with friends.
Home made doughnuts and pump
kin pies will be sold by the Friends
Ladies' Aid Society at Sinclair's store
Saturday Observation-Disclosures.
Guth's Everyday assorted chocolates,
in a sealed pound box. and we sell
them at 20 cents box for Saturday
only. Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Just small payment on any gift
you select and we hold 1t for you till
Christmas. Don't put off making your
selections: shop early. Hodges Jew
elry.
Ladies, your new gown requires the
attractive kidney heel boot to set It of
properly. The smartest shoe OF the
season. Custom made, 81. wallace
shoe store.
Vera Donegan and Emily Seleine re-
turned this morning from Melbourne,
where they spent Thanksgiving with
the formers sister. Mrs. Joseph Rich
ard. and family.
Mr. and Mrs John Shoenhair, and
son John, of Eagle Grove. are in the
city for an over Sunday visit at the
home Of Mrs. Schoenhair's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Mccormack.
A fine Baptist supper for So cents at
the church Tuesday evening: veal
birds, dressing, brown gravy, mashed
potatoes, cranberry jelly. Spanish
rice. pickles, plum pudding and coffee.
The Thanksgiving shoot for geese,
that the Iowa Gun Club scheduled for
Thursday. was not shot of. because Of
the weather. According to plans made
now the shoot will be held week
from next Sunday.
Harry, Igerna, and John Mold spent
Thanksgiving in Oskaloosa with their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
Skinner. Harry returned home this
morning but the others will remain in
Oskaloosa for a few days.
We have just put into service our
new metallic toll line to Haverhill and
Laurel recently constructed. This Is
q much needed Improvement and will
be appreciated by telephone users.
Marshall Telephone Company.
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Mrs. Z. j. White and grandchildren,
Eta Riff. and Lathal. Lyle and Harold
Sparks. of Lynnville; Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen J. Sparks, Of Grinnell. and Mrs.
Mary Carson, Of Rockwell City, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. U. Van
derveer Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Blakeley. OF F1a-
vana, ILL.,, are in the city for a brief
visit at the NJ H. Drake home. Mr..
and Mrs. Blakeley, who were married
Nov. "a at Havana. are on their we'd
ding trip, which will be thru the west.
Mr.. Blakeley is a cousin OF Mr.. Drake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Dame, and
family, Of Des Moines. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Luther and family, of Grand juno
ton, and Master Leo Ltston. OF
Clemons. were in the city to spend
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w A. George. 604 South Sixth
street, where family gathering was
enjoyed.
Effective at once. We will sell q
full line Of fresh oysters. fresh lake
fish, and sea fish. All sea foods, frozen
Holsters, little lake CLANS, clam chow
der, and celery. We are handling the
Booth Fishery complete line. We also
sell Wisconsin cheeses and imported
cheeses. Ask all grocers and markets.
Britain & Co.
Mrs. Daniel o'Hern. OF Norman.
Okla, who has been here for several
weeks on account OF the sickness Of
her slster. Mrs. F. E. Northup, left for
her home this forenoon. Mrs. Northup.
who is still at st. Thomas hospital.
continues to recover very slowly. She
is not yet able to be out OF bed. but
she is able to be propped up In bed
for a time almost every day.
'The Sweetest Girl IN Dixie" pretty
story Of the sunny south, will be the
opening play for the Theresa L. Mar
ton company which comes TO the Odeon
Theater Monday evening. .and for all
week except Wednesday, The COM
pany having played here only . few
week. ago wifi need no Introduction
to the tneater goers Of this city. They
return with new plays and new spe-
cialties. A completes change, OF pro-
gram will be offered each evening. The
lower floor Will be Reserved at 80 cents
Balcony and gallery unreservsd at 10
cents. Seats on sale Saturday at 10 =.
N. Odeon.
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