Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-04

| AuSSEtlSelLent.
| A. G. Hoffman. principal of the
Sioux City high school, left for his
home this morning after a short Wis
It with w. f. Shirley.
Huskers' special for this week
double thumb and double face husk-
ing mitts. $1.75 per dozen. Army and
Navy Store, IS North Center street.
We have In stock four selections
from my Sunshine Lady" which
plays at the Odeon Sunday evening.
Morrissey Music House, Elks' build
ing.
Remember. cold weather win soon
be here. Have your plumbing taken
care of now. A. c. Burgess. plumb
ing and heating. East State street
phone 1884.
A new shipment OF Emerson rec
ords containing the latest pieces just
received. Plenty Of Let the Rest Of
the World Go BY" for prompt buyers.
c. E. Pickard.
Mrs. Fred Nissen, Of Moline. H.,
who has been visiting at the r.. D.
Cagwin home and with other friends
for the last three weeks, returned
home this morning.
| Now is the time to have your
plumbing work done. Get our prices
on plumbing goods. Repair work
properly attended to. A.,C, Buchanan,
100 West Main street.
| DR.. Martha Turner will lecture to
women on beauty culture and hy-
giene Friday and Saturday. to 4
o'clock, second floor. Ali women in
yited. ]. D. Palmer & Co.
Say folks. you know how easy 1t is
to forget your friends addresses.
Stop your worry with one of our adj
dress books. We just got in a swell
line Of them. Moehrls Book Store.
As a special this week. all soft, off,
the-face hats are offered at one half
price. Come in If you want the latest
styles at the most reasonable prices.
The Goldsmith Millinery. 121 East
State street.
Wanted. 500 automobile owners to
know the merits of the G. P. cutout.
Let us show them to you. Battery
charging station: machine work:
storage; and repairing: service car
day or night. Hewitt's garage.
| New corsets. We have just received
la large shipment Of new Gossards
and are now well stocked in all sizes.
It you have been waiting for a fitting,
would suggest that you call in the
near future. Brintnall & Brintnall.
To close out our stock Of children's
headwear, we are offering our entire
stock OF children's hats, tams and
capsaat intellectually low prices. See
our selections at so cents to s1.95.
The Goldsmith Millinery 121 East
State street.
Call at room .. fremont block,
where you may secure safe coverage
on your buildings, merchandise or
household goods against fire, light
| ming and tornado; or on your auto
mobile against fire, transportation,
theft, tornado, collision, property
damage and liability. A. H. Welker.
Big wrestling match at the Odeon
theater Saturday night, under the
auspices the American Legion.
Reynolds VS.. Durze catch as CATCH
can to a finish. Good preliminaries
win be offered. Among them will be
two Marshalltown boys, kid" Max
we'll and Jim Carls. Ladies especially
invited. Odeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Rucker and son
Keith and Miss Thora Frederick and
Earl Frederick left Wednesday night
for Monrovia, Calf, where Mr.. and
Mrs. F. +. Frederick went to live a
few weeks ago. Rucker has been
pressman in the Miller printing Of
flee since his discharge from the
navy a year ago.
Well, our old friends are greeting
us again. Mutt and Jeff are scheduled
to appear at the Odeon Monday night.
This season the ubiquitous and ir-
resistible twain will be seen in a
brand new Gus Hill musical comedy
in three acts entitled "Mutt and Jeff
at the Races" A large and capable
cast and beauty chorus of young
misses are promised. Odeon.
The Montour branch of the Gold
smith Millinery is now open, with
Mrs. Korns in charge. It is offering
all the newest style effects in head
wear at prices that mean an actual
saving Of money to the women OF
Montour. One special lot Of soft hats
is being offered this week at one
half price. All other trimmed and
tailored effects are shown at prices
that mean real savings. The Gold
smith Millinery, 121 East State
, street.
Al Lewis, wife and son, of Bush
| nell H., spent the. day in the city
while en- route to Eldora to visit w.
B. Lewis, a brother OF the former.
Mr.. Lewis was resident Of Marsh
alltown thirty years ago, and today
renewed acquaintanceship with Sher-
lift Charles Henry, L. c. Weatherly
and others. During his residence here
Mr.. Lewis was, for five years en-
! pioyed by the pionee' clothing firm
Of Stern Bros. Later he learned the
trade of cigarmaker and low Owns
and operates cigar factory at Bush
! nell.