Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-05
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Oysters In all etyles at the Parasoh1

Dr.. Bay. Woe buy block Il
Oyster. In an 1tylss at the Parsson1
Fresh oysters a. every stysss 81 Suns
dell'0 cafe.
Ladies' lace ra,oee. all sizes. tip coin
toe, SO cent?. The Fair.
oysters served In any style at our
short order counter: clifford.
One dollar satin duchess only % cents
Wednesday. Bannatyne & Lay.
For one week only choice Of any ladies'
=. $3.50 and = shoes. s2:24, The Fair.
Republicans should beware of election
stories sprung by the democrats at the
last moment.
Vote the yellow ballot and vote the
last proposition yes. Let the first alone
or vote it no.
One dollar and thirty five-cent satin
duchess goes at 50 cents Wednesday.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Now is the time to fix up for the vim
ter. We have got what you want. j.;
r. Irwin Lumber Company.
See the new line of 1925 rainy day
skirts. with twenty rows of stitching at
the bottom, at the Hawkeye.
Overstocked on stoves. Rock bottom
prices. Come and see me il you need a
stove OF any kind. d. j. Bullock.
The Australian ballot is still puz-
szle TO many voters and the only safe
way is to place cross in the circle ops
posite the word republican at the head
of the ticket.
Miss Minnie Hollister went to Mason
City Saturday evening to spend Sum,
day With friends and be In attendance
today at the association meeting Of the
Christian Scientists. Mr.. o. II. Hole
and Mrs. j. r. Smith, of Tama, went
up this morning to attend the meeting.
Kid gloves in black, red and tans, So
cent quality for SO cents at the Fair.
Parlor furniture is selected with
greater care than that for any other
room in the house; it must be right in
style: 1t must be well made so as to-
give service and, satisfaction to the
user; these points, coupled with low
prices, are features that strongly pre-
vail thruout our stock. D. G. Wilbur.
Ladies golf gloves % cents at The
Fair Store.
A Low-priced Buffet-O One reason
why our dining-room furniture is SO
we'll liked is because every article is
the result Of the most painstaking care.
All the style, every convenience and
the finest woods and finish that can
possibly be furnished for the money are
given with every buffet and dining ta-
bic. D. c. Wilbur.
Heavy feeced union suits for ladies'
at 10 cents at The Fair store.
Conductor w II. VOORHEES,, of the
Central, is off duty for a short time and
his run is being supplied by Conductor
Herm Colt. Conductor Colt has been
of duty for several weeks. or since a
recent misunderstanding of orders
which was made by himself and engi-
neer, Johnny Armour. Engineer Ar
mour was also given back his run on
Saturday Both are old-time Central
employees and ii is very gratifying to
their fellow railroad men to know that
they are again to be on duty.
For one week only choice of any ladies'
IS, SO. 50 and 81 SHOES s2.2l. The Fair.
Deputy sheriff Hut~on and Eugene
from Mi. Pleasant where they Went
Friday night With Mrs. Mann. who Went
violently insane Friday afternoon In
making the transfer at Abba Mr.. Mann
Experienced slight accident IN assist
train TO a baggage wagon, preparatory
10 removing the woman the 20 de-
pot. Mann caught his left hand undsrs
the stretcher. with the result that the
Index finger was crushed at the fret
joint.
Ladies fur-trin,med juliet for one
week only. all sizes. SO cents. The Fair.
Mrs. A. II. Curtis, a lady who has
benin the city five weeks and who las
been rooming at 7o7 West Main street,
was before tile commissioners of insan-
lity Saturday night Mrs Curtis mag
ines that some one is constantly apply
ling an electric current to the soies of
lher feet. She possesses consideTa BILE
property and came from Michigan TO
this city. aitho she has sister. Mrs.
JOHH ANllCESll, ETteSlulIlk Edl - .
1.-The woman is not violent and could be
tcared for with little trouble, the COM
missioners did not reach definite con-
clusion. A nephew from Hubbard was
lin the city today in consultation with
1.-THE officials relative to caring for her.
1 Another lot Of our great 25-cent silks
Wednesday, Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. Fred Wilbur arrived home Sum
day morning from Culver, Ind. where
The has been for the past two months as
/ a student in the Culver Military Acad-
envy. Mr.. Wilbur was one OF 105 stu-
4 dents Of the academy, or one-half OF the
entire number enrolled. who We're ex-
PEELED for trivial matter, accounts of
which have filed the papers Of the
country during the past few days. The
1major Of the colleze.i It appears. expelled
two st. Louis boys for visiting the city
without leave. One OF the expelled stu
dents was accorded the most popular
in the school and when he and his com-
A panion left for ST. Louis 103 students ac-
|companied them to the train to bid them
/ good -by. The 103, to man, were al
Ionce expelled. The Students who were
dismissed include ten from Iowa, among
whom one is a son OF Governor Shaw,
and another son OF DR.. ,Patchin.
4 Election day inspect the silks we sell