Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-18
BARGAINS in mems underyear. Archie

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Barsains In mems underyear. Archie
J. Ladies'. misses and children's golf
capes at n. F. Andrews.
Wanted Apprentice girls who know
sewing. at Mrs. Benjamin's.
Clothes line poles, womsn's patent,
you find at Schmidt & Bourne's.
We have just received a complete Incl
of Mocha gloves in all colors. NJ. F.
A meeting of the former members of
the Married Folks Social Club will be
held Tuesday evening in the offices of
the Let's Fletcher Company. to take
steps to re-organize.
For Sale Two residences. one located
212 South Third street. the other 511
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. J.
Rodney or e. NJ. Williams at Office of
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
Mr.. c. H. Van Law was in Liscomb
Saturday night. where he addressed the
county convention of Christian
churches. Mr.. Van Laws address was
devoted principally to topics OF interest
to the young people.
Miss Ella Mofratt left this morning
for Edna, Mo. She will be in Missouri
and Nebraska for the next ten or
state conventions under the auspices Of
the National Suffrage Association.
Comfort comes cheap to the man who
buys his clothing OF Tony Psenicka.
He makes prices SO small that they fail
to cast shadow, besides the fabrics
from which you may make your selec-
tons are the nobbiest and latest, both
foreign and domestic. If you want a
fall suit-and Of course you do-see
Tony.
Don't run to keep warm. It is not
necessary. We can make you suit
that will not require even q fast gait to
be comfortable. We don't often have
the chance to offer you such bargains
in ladies' and gentlemen's suits as we
can this season, and wespropose to give
you the benefit of 1t. A nobby and SER
viceable suit for little money may be
had of Arthur Wall.
serviceable than a rug made from
sample of carpet. They are not ex-
pensive, but are very desirable from the
fact that samples are sure to be the
'handsomest in stock. Marion Gard will
sell you sample of carpet that will
make you a beautiful rug. While Sc
lecting your rug notice the new touches
and rockers. 1t pays to trade with
Gard.
Drop in, look around. feast your
eyes on the new furniture. carpets and
draperies arriving daily. They are
pleasing to the eye, easy on your
pocketbook and will give the best of
satisfaction. There is q strong, sub
stantial inducement fou you to trade
with us, for we have the goods that will
please you. We can also fix 1t all right
with the purse. d. c. Wilbur, Bee Hive
Department Store.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Harris and
daughters, Misses Peryle and Flor
ence. left Sunday for delightful trip
to New York. DR.. Harris, who goes
Especially to attend the sessions of the
National League of Municipalities at
Syracuse, n. Y, will stay only a short
time. but Mrs. Harris and the young
ladies' will be away from home about
two months and will spend most OF the
time with relatives in Albion, N. Y.
| Mr.. John Utz, whose condition for the
/ past few days has SO alarmed his
| friends, continues about the same, with
lpossibly more favorable conditions to-
| day. He seems to be sleeping his life
away, as he seldom rallies, and then
| for only a few minutes. Messrs. Will
and "A. l.. Utz. his sons, arrived Sun
day morning, summoned by their
fathers illness. Mrs. Arthur Moore, of
Cleveland, o., is already here and Mr..
! T.. l.. Utz is expected soon.
Reports We're current Sunday and
this morning that Mrs. F. H Willard
was dead, but this afternoon she was
still alive, although no hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery. Mrs. Will
lard has not been we'll for some time
and about two weeks ago was taken Ill
with fever. She was improving, it was
i thought, but about 2 o'clock Sunday
morning was taken very sick and dur
ing spell of violent vomiting burst q
blood vessel at the base of the. brain
JIG Aiio IAN ullCOASSIouS SLICE ina
time.
4 1t has been reported to the police tina
burglars made an unsuccessful attemp
to enter the new home of Mr.. and Mrs
i Chris WetZstein on North First street
The thieves placed ladder against tn,
house and in this manner gained access
to the roof. They We're frightened
I away, however. before entrance was eff
fected. Other residences where simila
attempts We're made are reported b,
Michael Jordan, corner of Sixth avenu
and Linn street, and G. Dobson, acros
the street from the Jordan home. II
these instances dogs frightened tn,
providers away.
4 E. ". Winery and George E. Adam,
returned from Sykeston, N. D., last eve
ming. While there they sold their ranch
. consisting of 1000 acres, to Hepner Bros
g. Hoy, of Vienna township. They ais,
sold all the horses and personal proper
ty on the ranch. Land is advancing
rapidly in that section, but Mr.. Wilmer,
has some reservations he can sell at tn
old prices for the next ten days. H
will leave for sykeston again with
party next Wednesday morning, an,
!, any one wishing to invest where h
: can double their money in short tim