Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-22

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Bring your watches In. HodgaA
DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic tsmpls
Half a cent breakfast.
ment.
DR.. Cora williams Choate. Fidelity
Bank building.
Spalding indoor baseballs. 10, Is, So
Is cents and 81. Schidt's hardware.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
Everything you want for the Thanks
giving dinner u here. Batesole's gro
Gerry.
We have nice young goose or duck
for your dinner Thanksgiving. Bate
sole's.
Phone 123 and place your order early
for Thanksgiving sweet cream. F. H,
Willard.
Save money by buying your rubbers
and overshoes at the Bargain Store.
Nveisman's.
Save money by buying your rubbers
and overshoes at the Bargain Store.
Weismans.
Matinee at the odeon Theater
Thanksgiving, the Henderson Stock
Company. odeon.
Keller Koat" athletic sweaters for
the person out of doors. See them
here. schmidts hardware.
Hear Birch this evening on 1.-THE
Power Of the Cross at the Presby-
terrain church. Committee.
The Harmony Aid Society will hold
a rummage sale at 22s East Main
street Friday and Saturday. Commit
tee. - -
For Sale-At Gilman. Tuesday and
Wednesday. one carload of good shoats.
Will be sold at private sale. Plumb
Bros.
Cheese-imported Swiss and Rogue
fort, domestic brick and limburger,
mild long horn and sharp flat cheese.
Culley's.
The ladies' aid of the Lamoille
church will serve roast chicken sup
per Thanksgiving night commencing
at $3.50. Committee.
st. Margarets Mission win hold a
business meeting Tuesday evening at
7:3e at the home OF Miss Jeanette
Smith. 20sh North Third avenue.
tNisselrode pudding. Tutti Fruitti,
plain and fancy creams. as well as in
dividual mods, and all kinds of brick,
for Thanksgiving. F. H. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Rice. 7o1 West
Church street. are parents Of an eight
pound daughter, born this morning.
Mrs. Rice was formerly Miss Dorothy
Calmus.
DR.. p. 8, Burroughs. Office with Dr..
w. 8. Devine, over East Main street:
telephone 1875. Residence, lis North
Second street: telephone 1712.-Adver-
tisement.
Plenty of fresh oysters at 40 cents
cents a quart for selects. Those shell
and little nugget oyster crackers to go
with them. Culley's.
Chester Birch, the evangelist, will
speak this evening at the First Pres
byterlan church on THE Power Of the
Cross" The church Is opposite the
post office. Committee.
Tho Henderson Stock Company
comes to- the Odeon Theater Thanks
giving, matinee and night, and for four
days. Change Of plays and specialties
each day. Prices, matinee 10 and 20
cents. night 1920 and 80 cents. odeon.
Dickinson 8 maple syrup on pancakes
every morning. One gallon, twenty
five breakfasts. for $1.25-one-half cent
breakfast. Can you afford not to
have it7 At all grocers. Bailey boys
and their observation-disclosures.
Ladies' rubbers, So cents. all styles.
Ladies, one-buckle artic, 80 cents.
Mems four-buckle artic, $f.95. Mems
oae-buckle artic. 95 cents. Mems rub
bers, misses rubbers. As cents. All
others equally cheap. Bargain Store.
C. c. Urine will address the mem
bers of the Business Woman's Club Of
the Y. w. c, A., which will meet to-
night in the association rooms. Sup
per will be served at s o'clock after
which Miss Lora Hagler will give
short talk.
The three reel features produced by
the Mutual Film Corporation are sure
~ making a. hit at the Colonial Other
companies would make FIVE
reels Of these subjects taking one and
O. half hours ofyour time to see q sim
gle picture. In these three reel sub
jects you see Just as much picture only
do not have to spend so much time In
seeing it.. See, the New Adam and
Eve in three parts, tonight Colonial.
The Jardtn de Danse "Banjorine
Quartet 10 one Of. the features that
win be introduced at "At the Pektn
Cabaret" which IL to be presented at
the Odeon Tuesday evening by Frank
Calder's 1.-The High Life Girls" The
quartet are ra1time musicians and
were for months a feature Of the
gigantic dance palace atop Of the New
York and Vitagraph theaters on Broad
way. In this production they offered
all Of the latest syncopated music In a
most attractive manner. Odeon.
I Funeral services for Mrs. I4ottie VOL
ever were held sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock from the ParSel chapel. Rev.
Eva Mccoy, of the Spiritualist church.
A delegation from Marshall
Rebekah lodge attended the funeral