Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-14
DR.. Bay. woodbury. block.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
Shirt waist sale Monday. Lee & Bene.

sSulIe WdlSS sdle NAOHuaS. Lee q beHe.
dict.
White piaue skirts from IS cents up
at the Fair.
our light weight trouserlngs at cut
prices. Hopkins.
Val Blatz Milwaukee beer is the best
for family use: Gust Bierman, agent.
Mr.. G. F. capron, Of State Center.
spent Friday in attendance at the
races.
Big line of corset covers and
drawers to select from, at NJ. F. An
drews'.
Child's black dongola button. shoes,
patent leather tips, sizes 5 to s, Monday
only, 4s cents. The Fair.
Use World Soap to get quality as
Well as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
Ladies black Vici kid lace or button
shoes, cloth and leather tops, sizes 31s
to !, Monday only, 9s cents. The Fair
Choice all day Monday Of white and
colored shirt waists that sold up to SO
cents for 40 cents to close. Not more
than two to any one person. Lee & Benz
l5edict.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Roe and daughters
Frances and Susie. of Hampton, are in
the city. having driven here Friday
| They Will be here for a few days with
4 friends.
Twenty per cent discount on all wom-
en- and misses tan shoes and Oxfords.
mostly this seasons goods and strictly
up-to-aate. Bromley's Shoe Store. no
East Main street
Think, ladies, of getting the choice of
any tan or oxblood shoe in our store
except the Jenness Miller) at your
choice for sl.9S pair. Boston Shoe
Store, 1ngledue q Young.
! Frank "A. Wolfram has commenced
suit in the district court for divorce
from his Wife, Carrie NJ. Wolfram, on
1.-THE grounds of desertion. Wolfram and
his wife We're married in Wisconsin in
1895.
A low rate has been named by the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids &. Northern
railway for the National Republican
\ League of the United States at ST.
1 Paul. Mimi, July 1919. Call on agents
for full information.
A1r. Charles Hughes. who has been
I IN the city since the burial of his ia
\ Their. the late j. b. Hughes. went home
to Lehigh Friday night He was ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. Della
Hughes-Afarsh, who Viii visit at his
home before returning to Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. w, A. Miller. of Glad
brook. went to Union Friday evening.
] Rev. Miller is an evangelist and has
/ been here in attendance at the camp
meeting Of the Holiness Association.
4 he Will probably remain in Union a
| lew Weeks conducting services.
Mrs. G. c. Woodmansee was hostess
\ Friday evening d t delightful tea par
\ ~ her guests being Nj. ard Mrs. A1vo
1 Hurlbut. Mr.. Il. S, Waodmansee and
\ daughter, Miss Grace OF Indianola,
Miss Kit Andrews. of Jacksonxile, Fla.
and Miss Elsie. Hurlbut. OF Pasadena,
i Cal.
The meeting Of the G. w. b. NJ.
which was held Friday afternoon at
/ the home of the president. Mrs r. S.
4 I'atten. was a great success and we'll
attended. Papers We're read by Mrs.
4 Fillmore Johnson. Misses Hattie Miller
and Emma Curtis. Mrs Il E. Irwin
sang pretty solo and refreshments
We're served by the hostess.
Manager j. C. speers of the odeon.
Il who has put in three busy days at the
Traces, selling tickets and handling all
1.-THE gate money, is going To take a few
+ md %o,. -
3!5home for a number of years, at lies
Friday night. He Will visit many
FRIENDS there and will then go to Cold
water Mich, TO get his little son Ro-
A land, who has been spending the sum
4 slner with his grandmother. Mrs. Root
a better time was never spent by a
/ crowd of young girls than the evening
4 Of Friday was by a parity which was
I5entertained by Ruth BATHS Instead OF
4 the regulation party in the house or on
the lawn. a trolley ride was enjoyed
i by the thirty little girls. They were
i chaperoned by the mother Of the host
ess, Mrs. NJ. NJ. BATHS. and Misses
A Kathryn Moore and Marion Parker
Great bags of candies and nuts were
|passed to the guests and were partaken
of during the ride.
The secret of the almost phenomena
success attained by Drs. Hurd &
4 Hynds, the popular dentists. lies in the
A fact that they are thoroughly skilled
4 in their profession, that their prices are
y muchs lower than those usually charged
4 by competitors. that their work is tirst
4 class and fully guaranteed, that the.
A are not only liberal advertisers, but
II fulfill every promise they make. There
4 fore they have the implicit confidence
of the public. which they retain be-
d cause they merit it. Good work anG
a moderate charges are winning factors
i with Drs. Hurn & Hynds
Burt Foreman's dog Sport" pug
4 nacious full-blooded bulldog, which ha:
4 been general favorite in the city since
he was a puppy, was suddenly over.
come by the heat Friday evening anG
a died after suffering succession o.
spasms. Sport was priced among {
number of the boys" on account Of hi:
. ability as fighter. He never showed /
white feather to any dog, no matter
how much larger he was. and there wa.
nothing around this vicinity which
could whip him. He was never happier
Il than when he was chewing the neck o.
some other dog which had an over
confident air as regarded his powers
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