Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-27

8Dr. cheshere, physiclan ana &, !! surgeon.


Pully rings and buckles ii N. r. An
drews'. sS
E Pure maple syrup, the best Ia the
market. at e. J. Hoyt's.
All over embrolderles, laces and
tuckings at Newcomers.
Rope portieres and damask curtains.
Hoyt's Department Store. y
Have you sampled Graham's Plan
tation." the new scent cigar
II. .. simkins, ndertaking exclusives
ly. Second door west Of postoffice.
Beach,s World soapis made from the
choicest materials. Absolutely pure.
Bargains in every department before
our removal. Call on US. P. A. Stern.
Your clothing money ought to be
spent at Pappe Bros. to bring best re-
suits.
We have. come to stay, and to stay
we must have lumber and coal. John
F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Spring hats. spring suits. business
suits. the nobbiest in the city. Farrand
& Clifford
Wash silks in dainty stripes and
plaids. You know our prices are right.
Bannatyne & Lay.
Don't miss getting pretty china
dreamer at Sinclair's Tea House Satur-
day with each 80 cent purchase.
We can deliver first-class rubble
stone for foundation work on short nos
ftice. Prices reasonable. Prompt deliv-I
cry. Marshalltown Stone Company.
room 8, court house.
Saturday, April %, we will give three.
times the amount of your cash pur-S
chase in green trading stamps or 10
per cent cash discount on all cash pur~
Fchases. We guarantee our prices to be
as low as the lowest and all goods as
represented. An elegant new line of all
the latest jewelry novelties just re-
ceived. Miller, the jeweler. 10S East
Main.
MIR. A. 4. Ellis. for many years and
until quite recently foreman OF the Iowa
Central round house in this city, is now
has charge of the shops and round house
Company. The word was received in a
Mr.. Ellis many friends among the Gems
trail employees will be pleased to learn of
his success.
Rev. g. w. Mullen, OF Nevada. pre-
siding elder of the Cedar Rapids dis
trict OF the Evangelical church, was In
the city this morning en- route to Wa
terloo. where he will look after busi-
ness pertaining to the building OF a
church there. He goes to Iowa City for
Sunday. Rev. Mullen was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Kelly Smith, and
daughter Anna, Of Colo, who will visit
lin Waterloo with the formers sister,
Mrs. T. NJ. Evans.
Low prices are created and main
tanned here. Others may make them for
a day OF; so. We hold them down allsthe
time with a firm hand. while you take
the benefit. We tell Of bargains all the
time and back up the telling with the
bargains. Our wall paper is acknoM--
lodged to be the prettiest in the city and
We are receiving new patterns almost
daily. We carry the best paints and oils
and make prices as low as is consistent
with good goods. a complete line of
drugs and druggists sundries Choice
perfume a speciality. Geo. P. Powers.
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The w. A. y. Club, the members OF
which always enjoy such pleasant
times together. Was entertained at an
elegant dinner Thursday evening by
Miss Marie Evans. The dinner, which
was an elaborate one, was served al the
L. w. Robbins home. Menu cards at
the plates told of many strange things
to be served and a regular banquet OF
mock courses was served before the
real Wards We're brought on. The la
l5dies present were Mrs. j. Lee Williams.
Mrs. S. NJ. Rogers Mrs. G. H. Ruth.
Misses Lizzie Jordan. Winifred Cous-
ms, Edith Long and Judith Cornell.