Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30
gung 5narshlu usus Nazaa 6rtabsr "a 1900
y Winter hats at Mrs. Morrill's.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
oysters In every style at sundell's

$ Dr. Janes, surgeon ana pnyelcla4
Oysters In every style at sundell's
cafe.
Flitton dye works. "a West Church
street.
Ladies outing night gowns from 80
vents to s1.25. NJ. f. Andrews.
We have on hand well-screened nut
,oal. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Great sale of India linens, 20 cent
,alue for 7i.s cents Bannatyne & Lay.
Golf capes bsing thing of the past we
,ffer them at half cost. Bannatyne &
LAY.
Culleysss 20 and 2o-cent coffees are bet
5er than others at higher prices. Try
hem.
Comparison of prices and values will
YOU that the place to buy
India linen is at the Fair. We always
fead.
Why pay So cents for Mocha and
Java coffee when you can buy just as
good for % cents at Hoyt's Department
Store2
: +
Smoked and salt meats as low as the
lowest. and Culley delivers all goods.
M green trading stamps make this
possible.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
Yersalis't church will meet Wednesday
afternoon Mith Mrs. G. f. Reimer, No.
los North Third avenue.
II for in n
Jackets, tailor made suits and rainy day
skirts You can make your selection and
Ne Will get it for you. Hoyt.s Depart
ment Store.
y Sweet, light bread is the staff of life
fsyou buy EACO flour you will have
this kind every time. Sold in one. FIVE,
ten o., twenty sack lots BY Reynolds,
Watson & Co
Come to the Halloween party and
oyster supper to be given by Marshall
Rebekah Lodge No. 40. in the Odd Fal-
sloMs hail. "Wednesday evening, October
81 Admission % cents
Mir. and Mrs Charles Aaronson, of
Cambridge, Who have been employed in
the city during the past few months as
cooks in one of the cafes of the city,
Jeff Monday afternoon for their home.
The teachers OF the Nevada public
schools have notified Superintendent T..
e. Willard that they intend visiting
MarshalltoWsn on Friday Of this week
for the purpose of inspecting the Mar
shalltpwn scApcls- The NYaveriy teach
5ers are also TO visit the city schools
soon.
j. W. Cragan, who hase been employed
as a notornan on the lineaof the Mar
shalltown Light Power & Railway Com
pany for the past year or 50 has re-
signed hia position to accept one IN the
factory of the Glucose Sugar Refining
Company. II is likely W. H Warfield.
an, ex-motorman of the company will
suceeed him,
Alsssrs. G. F. and Ray schoenhut and
re. j. Burkart arrived home Monday
evening from Dorchester. where they
rave been spending the past fev weeks
IN squirrel shooting Their trip has
been a most delightful one. and shoot
ling has been good. The highest number
ibagssd in any one day was thir,y-six
land the. smallest fifteen.
You Won't do better when castina
4 about fp. something for wedding g.f
4 than TO decide upon cit glass. Thu
! latest things in cut glass are always
i here ard there is variety enough il
4 style and range enough III price SO tina
4 you are sure to5tind the right thing IA
! the price you want to pay. Allen, tbs
I jeaxeler, IL East Main.
Veteran p. d. Strong, Of the Soldiers
Il Home. resumed Monday evening from
Cedar Rapids, where he has beef
spending d ten days furlough at tn
home Of his niece, Mrs Walter Lewis
at Kenwook Park. Mr.. Strongs tri]
4 was made partially for the purpose o
injecting his eldest sister. Mrs l. r
i Ferguson, of Hebron, Neb.. who Is 8
years Of age.
Clothes made in a factory may com
\ nearly up to the custom made in up
pearance. but they do not reach tn
perfection of style and quality in a sui
a made to order. Any man who has trie
n both knows. The suits made by II
Il have a Set which particular men like
They fit perfectly. Come in and loo
at the new fall cloth just received. Th
patterns represent all that will be wor
This fall and winter. p. Fl. Petersen
=. Co, over Western Union.
Mr.. Robert Kerr. of Chicago, VIII
: Represents Carson Pierre, Scott & CO
{ lof Chicago, thru this territory, and VIII
8 lis known here by many friends as tt
husband of her who was formerly Far
ME Little sIent Monday in the cit
: looking after business matters NJ
y Kerr went to Oskaloosa in the evenin
land from there will return to Chieae
Z Ito be at home on election day and ca!
: "a solid republican vote. He anticipate
: Infringing Mrs. Kerr here for sho1
Visit within a few weeks.
I Masters Fred and Rudolph Campbe
!. Rof Los Angeles. Cal, sons of her WI
was formerly Anna Henry. of this cit
, arrived iii the city Monday night ar
will spend the winter with their uncle
Messrs. Charles and Rudolph Henri
THE Masters Henry are lads who we
j born and raised in California, ha'
h, never known of the beauties of Wint
: in a cold country, never saw a pair
ri skates or a sled, nor even snow. III
here. therefore will indeed be
t novelty to them and they are here
& lenjoy it to its fullest extent. The bo
|are. but IL and . years of age. respec
: lively, ard the trip from California ne