Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-13
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.

rFeSn Oysters III every 0gyle ~ sun.
dell's cafe.
Golf gloves, kid and woollen mittens.
etc, at Newcomers.
Come in and see everything up to date
in china. Iowa Tea Co.
Fancy New York Baldwin apples by
the barrel. Idso s. Wilhau.
Pretty Venetian cloths in gray casters,
red, blue, black, etc. at Newcomers.
One dollar per bu.hel for New York
apples at Hoyt's Department Store this
week.
Fancy silks that sold up to l.25,
choice of the lot for SO cents. Lee &
Benedict.
Ladies, buy your fine laces for hand
kerchiafs, suitable for Christmas, at the
Hawkeye.
Big line of ladies' outing gloves in
White and colors, cheap and good at
Newcomers.
Go to Chords for oysters served in
any style. Fresh shipments from Bal
timore daily.
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How about your winter clothing?
Henry Pappes is the peoples favorite
clothing store.
r. W. Chamberlain has passed his
examinations and has received the de-
gree of doctor Of optics.
When you wish genuine Haviland look
for the trade mark sHaviland & Co."
We carry it. Iowa Tea Co.
Now is the time to fix up FOR the win
ter. We have got what you want. j.
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
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The supervisors are in session and are
canvassing the returns of the recent
election. The work will probably be
completed Wednesday,
5versalist church will meet With Mrs. O.
B. BarrowS. No. 3oI West State street
Wednesday, afternoon.
Choice of over fifty pieces Of fancy
Wool dress goods that sold up to So
cents a yard for SO cents. Four days
only. Lee & Benedict.
Everywhere the Eaco flour is
making new friends and winning words
Of commentator from our customers.
Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr of the
Central was in the city Monaay night
looking after business matters in con-
nection with his department.
The only first class stock of men'.
and boys clothing that the city of Mar
shalitown can boast Of is at Henry
Pappe's the peoples favorite clothing
house.
That man is as proud of his silver
Ware as a new bride. Hellberg is, you
know, for he has very large stock,
comprising just the selections you are
looking for.
Mrs. Alice G. Reed. assistant state
inspector of the Womans Relief Corps,
went to Eidora this morning, where
this evening she will inspect the corps
of that place. Wednesday morning Mrs.
Reed returns to Albion and viii con-
duct inspection there Wednesday even
ing.
If you want an overcoat or a suit OF
clothes. as every man does about now,
the particular reason for getting them
of us is that they will be first-ciass
They will be right in fit Innings and
finish, as we'll as in, price They will
8bsEass good as can be made for the
money and that means a good invest
nle,lt and not a wildcat speculation.
Petersen & Co.
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Fairfield Monday evening on account OF
news announcing the iilNess of her
daughter, Mrs Fred Detrick Mrs
Brinkerhof was not informed az to the
nature Of her daughters illness, except
ling that she was threatened with Iever
Mr.. and Mrs. DERRICK have been in Fair
field about five months, Mr.. Derrick be-
ling employed on the c.. b. & q. railway.
The general passenger and ticket de.
partment of the Iowa Central railWa.
takes pleasure in announcing reduced
rates on account Of Thanksgiving day
Tickets will be sold on November q
and 29to points within $50 miles of sell,
ing point at the rate of one AMI one.
third fare for the round trip, limited
for return passage to and including No
t1Se.Ii!DeI79 ~, Flstuu ASK any lOWa FASenlra
ticket agent for full particulars.
Mrs. S. L. Waters and daughter Leda
until recently and for many year
residents of Eldora, left Monday eve
ming on the Central for Edmund, Okla
4 where they will make their futur
| home. They have been visiting in tn
city a few days with the family of Mrs
Waters brother, Mr.. j. o. Adams Nj
4 Waters, who has been in the photo
/ graph business in Eldora for nun2be
/ of years, expects to engage in farmin
in the territory.
The employees and travelling repre-
\ sentatives of the Marshall Syrup an
Candy Company deny the report tina
the bonfire Friday night that called TIL
4 firenlen to the east end Of town wa
started to celebrate the democratic vic
4 tory in Texas and say that they wer
celebrating the republican victory i
4 Nebraska. The incident has brough
forth the statement that all the votin
employees of the candy factory with tw
exceptions cast republican ballots thi
year.
Thomas shively and father, Uler
shiyely, OF Saltwater, Okla, brothe
and father of Mrs. r. NJ. Timmons, q
4 Marietta, arrived in the city Monda
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