Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-05
Rings Of all kinds at Hellbers's.

Buy your carpet warp at headquar-s
tiers. Bannatyne & Lay.
New lot Of black suits received this
morning. NJ. r. Andrews.
Sweet peas, mixed nasturtiums. both
tall and dwarf, at Culley's.
The Air Ship. company arrived In
the city from the north this morning.
Room for a few more students, day or
evening session. Business College.
Special prices on all jewelry for ten
days; trading stamps. Miller, the jew
eler.
Children's spring Jackets from three
to ten years old, 81 each at Lee & Ben
edict's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice w. Hovey are
parents of a daughter, born to them al
l7:40 o'clock ednesday evening.
Z We have very complete line of
"Sorcsiss shoes for adies wear and are
always pleased to show them. Wallace.
For Rent-Re siuence at 201 North
Second avenue, with all the modern
sconveniences. Geo. +. Powers, IS East
Main.
Mr.. Fudge Blair has accepted a po-
sition with Harlanss Music House and
will have charge OF the music de-
lpartment.
The w r. G. social Friday evening,
April s.. in east court room. A wool quilt
Will be given to one dra wing lucky nuns
Der. Admission, 10 cents. Come.
4
Spring has come to stay So has
Flitton, the laundryman. He can take
the dirt from yoEr clothes and starch
them up until they look like new.
Everybody likes them; We sell them;
mended by all frst-class musicians
the Emerson piano. Sold by the Tut
free Music House.
Dancers AttentionTlle Canton par
ties have proved the most popular of.
the season and the next regular date is.
Thursday, April >. in the Odd Fellows
Hall. Ensminger's orchestra.
Chief Clerk n u. Laird, of the Gem
trial passenger department. Went to
Chicago Wednesday right to attend a
rate meeting of the Western Passenger.
| Association. held in that city today.
kurtz Bros. are better prepared to
do interior finishing than any of their
Competitors by reason of having mod
lern machinery and a large stock Of
hard woods. If you intend TO build this
season. see them.
Assistant General Freight Agent s.
EC;. Lu.z of the Central. left Wednes-
day for Omaha, where he will remain a
few days on company business. Mrs.
Lutz accompanied her husband west
as far as Boone and Will visit there a
few days With Dr. and Mrs !. b.
Lutz.
Word from Mr.. Joe Grips. of Albion,
who has been i'll for some time. is 10 the
effect that heais no better and that LIN
team not be retained any Very srea Z
length Of time. MIR Grips trouble is
Tuberculosis of the bones and all that
has kept him alive SO long is his own
5fstrength of hope.
A The Packard shoes fit We'll because
4 the lasts and patterns are antornically
\ correct and adaptedto the needs of the
4! human foot. Our shoes need no break
ing in, but can be Worn from the start
with perfect ease. Bromley's Shoe
4 store. 10 East Main street, sole agents
a for Marshalltown.
Mrs j. O. Van Ness and daughter
4 Louise will leave Friday morning for
4 Granger, ILL.,, where they will remain for
a months visit With Mrs. Van Ness
q parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Blank. While
lin Granger Mrs. Van Ness will take the
Iopportunity Of studying With her former
aisvoics. instructor, Mr. William Nelson
Y Burritt, in Chicago.
I, Right Reverend T. NJ Lehman, bish-
Top Of Cheyenne. Wyo.. arrived in the
a city Wednesday, evening from Dubuque,
where he has been since the funeral Of
1.-THE late Archbishop Hennessy Bishop
Lenihan will leave in the morning for
home. His brother Father NJ. q. Lfni-
.ltflan. of st. Marys has been in Sibley
the past feW days, butts eNpectedshome
To see his brother before he leaves this
/ city.
Experience is gold to the man who
lIiearns the lesson5of his failures and acts
upon his knowledge. Many have failed
"a to visit my tailoring emporium, and too
Il late have learned that bette. goods, bet.
!. OF clothes could have been obtained o.
us for less money than you paid for /
misiit suit. tits not too late Yet. FOL
you will want another suit soon. Thel
G come to US and getit. Arthur Wall.
81 Every housewife is DESTROYS that he
4 home be. pleasant and inviting. In or
: der that it may he the floors should b
lowered with handsome carpets. such a
are sold by d. G. Wilbur. Then, to fur
: Their heighten the effect, an elegant ru,
t. should ornament some part of the room
r and The finishing touches put on Will
d draperies or lace curtains. Mr.. Tate
Y who returned from Chicago the first o
r the week. selected many novelties il
e these goods, and they are arriving daily
Come and see them. whether you buy o
not. Bee Hive furniture department.
,fl There was considerable excitement o
&, East Main street this forenoon, a larg
81 crowd collecting in front OF Mario
- Cards store. It was sometime be
lie fore it could be ascertained what
n all meant, but eventually it leaked on
that car load Of new nattings an
hall trees had arrived and were bein
3 unloaded. The fact that a car load 3
Z goods had arrived was not in itself sui
= prising. as Mr.. Gard buys all his good
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