Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-07
DR.. Nichols, surgeon.
Trefry's ice cream is best.
DR.. Bryant. over Is West Main.
DR.. aIighell. surgeon and physician.
Enter Business College-trial free.
Ready-made wrappers 40 cents. Lee

Enter Business College-trial free.
ReadN-made wrappers 40 cents. Lee
6 Benedict.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Hot-weather clothing serge and al
lpaca coats and golf suits at Storms.
Bananas 10 cents a dozen tonight at
Idso q Wilhau's, North First avenue.
When you want bargains in house
hold specialties goto the Racket Store.
Mems heavy So cent grade overalls
for Saturday night only, Is cents at the
Fam.
We have too many zephyr ging-
hams left. They Will go at cents a
yard. Lee & Benedict.
Call at Wall Il Rails and leave YOUR
order for a suit of clothes, get your
shoes shined and buy your sunday ci-
gars.
We will commence Monday to close
out all high priced shirt waists and
paraso!s at greatly reduced prices Lee
& Benedict.
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Very choice West Main and Church
street lotsfor sale. Sewer. city and ex-
cellent We'll Water advantages. Delano
IT. Smith. phone e5l.
Remember that Adamson keeps all
kinds OF musical merchandise. sheet
music and Photographic supplies. You
would save time and trouble by going
there first.
Mr.. and Mrs ". F. Gilman and
daughter Grace. of Boston. who came
TO attend the recent Hunt Kimball
nuptials at LaA1oille, have left for their
home. Mrs. Gilman is a sister of Rep
reseRtative kinball.
Mother Frances and Sisters Madeline.
Dominica and cyril. of st. Mary's cons
Vent. Went to Ottumwa Friday evening.
where they Will spend their summer va
cation of a few weeks at the mother
house for this province. ST. Joseph's
convent.
Piano contest week ending July q:
Naccabees, 1922; Il. r. Y. NJ. c. A..
1858: Odd Fellows Banner Lodge, G. 5O6;
st. Mary's church. 537.. Womens Club.
Al; Salvation Army. 45o;; Masonic
Lodge. 2g4;; Modern Woodman. 26s;
Ladies' Guild, ISL.
Buy a plano fer its individual merit,
not for its name. Buy the one with the
tone that pleases you. and you will al
ways be satisfied Select it yourself;
you have toslive with it. and if the tone
harmonizes with Your musical nature
you Will feel delight. Buy the Emer-
son. Tuffree Music House.
Constable C. b. Mason. of State Cen
ter. spent Friday in the city for the
purpose of seeking information con-
corning a quantity of shoes stolen Mon
day night from Mason & Whitehill's
general store. Twenty-seven pairs We're
stolen. but MIR. Mason was unable tt
find anything here that would lead him
to believe the articles We're disposed OF
here.
General Travelling Freight Agent Guy
Talbot, of the Central. went 70 Mime
apolis Friday night. where he Will re-
main FOR short time on company bust
ness. From there he goes to Chicago
to he present at the meeting of the
Western Freight Association Monday
and after that is over will leave fol
Pittsburg and Philadelphia to lool
after freight matters pertaining TO The
Central
Miss Edna Louise Parker will go into
Chicago tomorrow and enjoy . few
days visit With friends before begin
ming. her musical studies. Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bend will go Monday night. and
3,..a n
ar at No. AZ Thirty-first street. Theil
house ia Il very pleasant one on the LAKE
front and they anticipate a Very happy
and profitable time together. Mise Par
lser will be IN the city for three or foul
months.
Beginning this evening and continuing
until some other arrangement can be
had WITH The Milwaukee. the Contra
Will put on a chair car service between
Mason City and Kansas City. Order:
Iwere given today to take the chairscar.
| from trainsg5 and 8, between Mason Git,
land Peoria. and the first one will 81
south on No. this evening. Tht
Wabash will handle the cars via Abba
thru TO Kansas City. and the new higi
back coaches will be transferred to tn,
Mason City Peoria runs.
4 The friends of Mrs. f. ". Towner
this city. who has been in Sayre. Pa.
for some time With friends, will b
/ pleased to know that che is greatly i'm
/ proved in health. Mrs. Towner had beel
i afflicted With some trouble of the eye
4 and had been told that she must sub
INIT TO an operation or lose her sigh,
land even the operation might not avail
Since she has been in the east she ta
4 been taking treatment for her eyes an,
they are growing better rapidly. He
'lncrvous condition has much improved
isince she has become assured that oh
will retain her sight.
Bargains in short lengths of mating
land carpets. Bannatyne e. Lay
!. Officer Clark arrested this afternoo
A two strangers whom he found in tn
east railroad yards, near the North
A western warehouse. They We're actin
4 in suspicious manner. and when ar
rested We're found to have in their pos
session couple of pairs ofoveralls. wit
i eleven boxes of cigars and twenty pair
of gloves hidden and tied in the leg!
4 Some of the gloves are expensive one!
4 probably s1.i5 or So per pair. Severe
pairs of buckskin mittens were anon
the lot. The men claim to have foun
the property in railroad car. The
are being held pending development
and in the hopes that the owner Of tn
goods may be found.
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