Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-13

| sale cover -all' aprons, Accent values
| 10 cents. One Cent to 99Cent Variety
| Store.
| Our special offering to you, por-
| traiture of the highest quality. Quail
| ity. not quantity, our slogan. Camera
| Shop studio.
| The aid society Of the Friends church
will sell fresh doughnuts and pumpkin
| pie at Sinclair's and at the church
| Saturday. Committee.
| Chrysanthemums for the Ames Iowa
! game may be had at the store of James
l.. Denmead greenhouses, 1913 Eas'
Main Advertisement.
The evening meal taste better, faces
| are brighter, hearts are merrier. where
| there is glow of Roseine oil. Your
dealer. has it.---Advertisement 81
| Chrysanthemunls for the Ames- Iowa
game may be had at the store OF James
l.. Denmead greenhouses, 1913 Eas'
Main street.-Advertiseme
Mrs. r. w. McCreery. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Cole, at Independence Mo-, for ten
days, returned home this morning.
Miss Nellie Morey will tell stories tc
the pupils of the kindergarten and first
grades at the regular story hour at the
public library Saturday morning a,
| 10 o'clock.
Dull lights make dull homes. The
Roseine glow puts a smile en- every race
and everything. Roseine oil makes the
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Advertisement.
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is why it is the very best oil for your
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it.-Advertisement.
inferior. oil. makes a, dull, yellow, an
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light. Your dealer has it.-Advertise-
ment.
Dr.. shallenberger, specialist in chron-
ic, nervous and special diseases of men
and women, Will be at Hotel Stoddart.
Marshalltown, Saturday, Nov. IA. 169th
visit. Consultation free.-Advertise-
ment. 8
The Apgar studio is one of the BUSH
est places in the city. A special rate
is being given for q limited time and
every one wants his picture taken
at once so as to have it ready for
Christmas. r. E. Apgar, over l West
Main street.
Mrs. Herbert Dixon. s North Thir-
teenth street, was surprised by few
of her friends Thursday afternoon, the
occasion being in honor Of Mrs. Dixon's
birthday anniversary. Several pretty
gifts were bestowed upon Mrs. Dixon.
Light refreshments We're served during
the afternoon.
Members of the aid society of the
State Street Evangelical church were
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs w. E. Young, 502 North
First avenue. The attendance was
good and the members sewed for the
aid and enjoyed an hour visiting, dur
ing which the hostess served two
course luncheon.
Rev. B. F. Martin, Of this city, Rev.
G. F. Barsalou, of Green Mountain, and
Miss NJ. NJ. Foote, who recently re-
turned from Turkey went to Baxter
this morning to have charge Of a meet
ing at the Congregational church there
this evening in the interest OF the every
member canvass that has been begun
by the denomination in the state.
Two unusually handsome and novel
scenes are depicted in MY Best Girl
the musical play in which Victor Nor
ley and large company will be seen
at the Odeon tonight. The first act
is an elaborate automobile sales-room
and even the latest model touring car
Is shown. The second is on Governor
Island on the night OF a military ball.
| Odeon.
One characteristic Of Forty Five
Minutes From Broadway George NJ.
Cohan,s wonderfully successful music
drama, which will be seen at the OdeoIi
Tuesday evening, is the careful atten-
ton to detail thruout. Not only has an
admirable pair of actors been secured
for the more important roles as proven
by the presence of "Corinne" and
Bernard Riggs at the head Of the COM
pany, but an excellent dancing and
singing chorus back them up. Odeon.
All OF the adjectives in Webster's
unabridged dictionary, describing a
vivacious farce comedy are applicable
to 1.-THE Reiuvenation Of Aunt. Mary
written by Anne Warner. which will be
presented at the Odeon Sunday even
Ing. 'The Remuneration Of Aunt Mary
LIS as perfect a piece of comedy minus
horse play as has been presented in
decade. 1t is not q one person COM
edy, FAR from that, but It fairly
breathes the brand of humor. ,Odeon.
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Nell O'Brien, whom the country has
come to look upon as its representative
minstrel comedian. will bring his new
famous organization to the Odeon on
Wednesday evening on its third annual
visit. Theatergoers have been led to
expect an entire new show from Mr..
O,Brien each season and in this they
will not be disappointed this year, for
1t is promised that q complete and mag
nificent new production has been pro-
vided, an entirely new company en-
gagged, while the program IS made UP
| 81 complete new material. ana all new
/. features. Odeon.