Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-14

Iowa Tea Co. for pure spices.
Buy your presents at sinclair's
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Wedding silverware at Hellberg's.
Gloves and mittens at o. H. Hole &
Bros
Fresh oysters In every Style at SUM
delrs cafe.
Trading stamps at Bullock's Hard
ware Store.
Try Chords short order meals.
Quickly served.
The Iowa Tea Company is taking the
lead in fine teas and coffees.
The staley underwear is the very best.
At o. II. Hole & Bros. only.
Mrs. A c. Fry, N. D., obstetrics.
diseases Of Women and children.
No so-called Copyright sale, but
genuine bargains. Bannatyne & Lay.
All remnants of wool dress goods just
one half the former price. Lee & Bene-
dict.
Continual change is what we study,
and no copyright path. Bannatyne &
Lay.
Go. to Gifford's for oysters served in
any style. Fresh shipments from Bal
tirnore daily.
Culley has new coffee, one you
cereal people can drink. Ask about it
and then try 1t.
Now is the time to fix up FOR the win-
ter. We have got what you want. ].
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Three dollars in trading stamps for a
81 purchase in millinery and dress
goods Hoyt's Department Store.
We have complete stock OF both
lumber and coal. Better get our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
Kraut cents a quart, sour pickles
two quarts for 10 cents, maple syrup 20,
cents quart, 75 cents gallon, at Cul-
ley's.
Over fifty pieces of good styles in
fancy wool dress goods going for SO
cents the balance of this week. Lee 4
Benedict.
Company II will hold an important
meeting Thursday evening at 5 O'clock
in the old brick church occupied by the
band, No. 6 East State street.
We DON'T make clothes Ike some tai
lors, but we make them better than
most tailors. We cut to your measure,
but we make to your form. Petersen &
| Co., over Wetsern Union.
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In jewelry many articles are valuable
because they are new in style. Hellberg
is the jeweler that keeps his stock up
to date The new things are being
bought of the manufacturers every
week.
This week only, with each cash pur
chase amounting to 81 or more will
give a set of six silver-plated nutpicks
lgOur goods are Of the best and prices
can't be beaten. Trading stamps with
all cash purchases and with work. Mil
Her, the jeweler.
The largest endowment was recently
paid by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York to Mr.. Thomas
Dolan, of Philadelphia. president of the
Manufactures Association of the United
states, s12c,ss725. The original endow-
Iment was $4,000. w. a. Little, special
agent, Marshalltown, Iowa.
We want you to see our line of new
ROCKERS. They are just the thing for
lChristmas presents. The holiday season
4 is almost here again, the best evidence
iof which is that people are already buy
ling articles at our store and having
them laid away. Come in and see the
new line Of furniture. Marion Gard.
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Mr.. Raymond Binford returned home
i Tuesday from Bnford, n. D., where he
has been for the past year or more en-
lgased in business. He will remain in
the city, as a man has been put in
Hcnarge of his business interests there.
For the. present he will be associated
I3witl, his brother, Mr.. F. F. Binford, in
lbusiness.
Miss Alice Mills returned to her home
lin Eldon Tuesday evening, after having
spent a couple of dayssin the city. She
sEhad come with the expectation of work
ing as dining room girl at the Soldiers
Hone, but did not find the work con-
Marie Chenot. also of Eldon. who ac-
II It1is'S ctIlu
Twill bse,npleyed at the Home as assist
liant seamstrsss
One in the vicinity of the depot this
Y morning did not have to consult his owr
feelings to learn that 1t was cold, blu,
4 could have made his observations in.
4 stead. For the first time this winter this
ldepot platform was covered with
ipatches of ice, where water had escaped
i from passing engines during the night
4 The first trouble with steampipe joints
\ on the cars freezing was noticed, anc
4 some Of the trains were fifteen to TWEEN.
Ity minutes late because the engine!
A failed to steam properly because Of the
I cold.
Mr.. John Capron, of State Center
4 who has been in the city a few days OF
!. business, during which time he ha.
been the guest Of his cousin, Mr.. FREQ
Williams, returned to his home thi'
4 morning. Mr.. Capron has been at To
!. ledo for several weeks, acting as coach
4 for the Western College foot bal
eleven. His labors with the team hav,
been completed, as the fall schedule Il
4 nearly finished. It is possible Mr.. Cap
a ron will be employed to coach the Mar
shalltown Athletic Club team for thei
Thanksgiving day game in this city.