Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-24
GoN plaids at Newcomers.

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Coli plaids at Newcomers.
Buckwheat cakes and maple syrup at
A. E. Myers.
Don't fail to get a wool waist at the
Boston Store tomorrow.
Every piece of sheet music, Is cents.
at Tuffree's Music House.
Finest line of handmade chocolates
and bon bons at Fellners.
Conned beets, superior to fresh ones
at A. E. Myers Try can.
The best piano on the market is the
Everett. Sold by Harlan, the music
dealer.
All the new styles of wool waists will
be on exhibition at the Boston Store to,
morrow.
Ice wool squares in black and white,
wool fascinators and mittens, ETC., at
Newcomers.
Remember Lee & Benedict are SELL
ing all those nice pattern suits from 81
Saturday only-ladies trimmed hats,
S. value for 1928 and $3.50; regular $40
values, 81. Hoyt's Department Store.
Did you see our double-back over
coats and ulsters? They protect shout
ders and chest and cost no more than
single coats. AT Stern's only.
Special sale-we offer tomorrow the
prettiest line of valenciennes laces and
insertions we have ever had, at ex-
tremely low prices. Hoyt's Department
Store.
At Spiritualists' hall, over No. East
State street Sunday, November 49,, lee.
ture both morning and evening at usual
hour by G. w. Stewart. of Springfield.
Tests by Eva Mccoy in the evening.
|. Moderately cold weather would very
city and every one would want some at
have a good supply. Gregory Brown
Coal Company.
The firm of Hammond & Benedict is
prepared to furnish patrons with hay
or ground feed by the car load or in
smaller lots. They have their own mill
and the feed is of superior quality.
They are selling hay, feed and flour at
| the lowest market price.
Mrs. May Chapman, who, for nearly
| two years has been employed as book
keeper for the Acme Life Insurance
| Company Of this city, has resigned her
position to accept a similar one with
the Rhoades-Carmean Company. She
expects to commence her new duties
on Dec. /.
1t is a great mistake to think that
tailor made suits have stood still while
everything else has gone ahead. There
| is just as much improvement in tailor
ling as in any other business. Especially
| is this true of the suits made by us
The newest and bestjmaterials only are
fused. P. II. Petersen & Co.
4 j. Smith and William Smith, arrested
I by officer Weaver; George Murphy, ar
rested by City Marshal Jones; r. Cor
coran and F. Clark, arrested by Officer
i Clark, We're before Mayor Pierce thi
morning, charged with intoxication
and We're sentenced to jail. F. Gilbert
larrested by officer Clark, was released
upon payment OF the costs.
4 Hon Sidney A. Foster OF Des Moines
4 who has made Iowa famous by hi
statement that "Of all that's good low;
affords the best" spent Thursday Il
the city on business. Mr.. Fosters per
sonal appearance is somewhat change,
since his last visit to the city on ac
count of the fact that he no longe
wears his moustache. His bearing
. however, is as distinguished as ever.
The report of the approximate earn
lings of the Central for the third wee
) of the present month was issued Thurs
day afternoon from the office of Gen
eral Auditor 7. j. WATSON. The tota
earnings for the week were S43,60S.1.
against s39, S3s.s6, an increase of So
; 1926. For the first three weeks of tn
month they We're 1885,, SS2.sl. agains
Sl30,602.5s, an increase of s5,2so.23 owe
the same three weeks of Novembe
1898.
S Dill's sweet mixed pickles and swee
: gerkins at A. L. Myers.
; The Des Moines papers note til
;. granting of marriage license to NJ
) William Walter Fenlon. aged 40, {
: Clinton, and Mrs. Dell McLaughli
aged SO, of Newton. Mr.. Fenlon is OF
: of the Northwestern's popular condu
: tors, and is we'll known along the lii
n of that road. running through this eli
IS on the Colorado specials and the ia
;e night trains. Mr.. and Mrs Fenlo
n after enjoying brief honeymoon in Z
/ east, will return to Clinton, where tn
" will be at. home, after Dec. 8. at 4
Is Sixth avenue.
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h Every piece of sheet music. 25 cen