Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-22

MT. ana Mrs. >. L. BOySen, OF Car
roll, returned home Wednesday eve
ming after a business visit here.
Far better to see it today than to
wish you had tomorrow, The Toast OF
Death. last day today. Colonial.
Miss Marguerite Haas. of Eldora, Wis
tied briefly in the city Wednesday with
Mrs. Ivan Hurto, on her way to Grin
nell.
Come and inspect the bargains in
winter millinery at 121 East State
street. Armstrong Millinery Com
pany.
We have set Nov. ! as Clean Ur
Day" on which all bills must be paid
in full Please arrange for same. Star
Grocery.
Many favorable comments were
heard yesterday and not a dissatisfied
person saw the Toast Of Death. To-
day. Colonial.
Special for Saturday, untrimmed
shapes in velvet, plush and hatters
plush, in black and colors. at Is cents
Armstrong Millinery Company.
Milk fed chickens. picked or fully
dressed, every Saturday at this grocery.
Phone your orders early II you don't
want to be disappointed. McCord
grocery.
Mesdames George Askelson and Ed
Christensen, Of Ormsby, Mimi. all
sisters visited in the city Wednesday
with another sister, Mrs. H. S. Hoffa.
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The week end special at the Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company's store
this week should prove Of much in
terest to the men, "Padova" cigars,
each 10 cents or two for II cents. Sat
urday only. Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
Do not overlook the Ames Missouri
football game at Ames, Saturday, Oct.
%, $3.50 p. m. New concrete bleachers
completed, plenty Of good seats. For
tickets address Clyde Williams, Ames,
Iowa. Reserved seats $3.50 and 81,
general admission 81. Committee.
Impressive scenic effects. oriental
streets. Indian temples native bazaars
caravans Of elephanta,, .camels and
horses, English regiments, Indian dra-
eoonB coupled with gorgeous costumes
makes the Toast of.Death'' picture
rightly named, masterpiece. Today
Colonial.
Direct from the Hawaiian Islands the
Princess Kalama, will make her first
appearance in this city at the Odeon
Theater Tuesday evening will Hello
Girls, another one Of the big Columbia
wheel burlesque shows. Assisting the
princess Is Mr.. Kao, the worlds ia
nous guitar soloist. Odeon.
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Saturday at the Overturf grocery,
232 East Main, fresh tomatoes, cauli-
flower, cucumbers, cranberries, green
onions, Garwin celery, lettuce, sweet
potatoes. Tokay grapes. New York
Concords, Jonathan and Grimes Gold
en-. Palm Sweets and Ben Davis apples
also fresh figs and dates. Overturfs
grocery.
Hello Girls" will be the attraction
at the Odeon Tuesday evening. Helen
P. Delany, the dancer Of dancers, has
a character that was especially writ
ter &c s.i. this little woman. who ow-
ing to her cleverness and perseverance
stands at the head Of her profession
With the many opportunities afforded
| Helen p. Delany, the success Of the
past in vaudeville has been repeated
! in burlesQue. Odeon.
Five thousand spangles on one gown
makes sight seldom seen, yet this is
the number or one Of the gowns which
| Miss Irene Solomon wears in the
beautiful romantic production of "A
Royal Slave. which comes to the
Odeon Sunday evening. The play
treats with a day when magniticence
was visible on every hand and of q
people who denied their women folks
nothing. Passionate, emotional to a,
extreme, high-tempered, the Castil-
ians Of Mexico lived picturesquely as
well as wore picturesque clothes