Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-05
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the HaWkeye.
oysters served in any style at Gif-
ford's restaurant.
Mems lace or congress shoes all sizes,
IS cents The Fair.
1 Wanted Two boys at the Marshall
Tailoring Company's.
Hard coal stoves are cheapest. Bull
locks Hardware Store.
Wednesday Bannatyne & Lay com-
mence a great silk sale.
Ladies lace shoes ali sizes, tip coin
toe. IS cents The Fair.
We have on hand we'll screened nut
coal ]. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
seventy tive-cent satin duchess 55
cents Wednesday. Bannatyne & Lay.
There is no reason why republicans
should vote anything but the straight
ticket.
Stoves of all kinds at prices that will
sell them il you are in the market. d.
j. Bullock.
Vote the yellow ballot and vote the
last proposition yes. Let the first alone
or vote 1t no.
Acold wave coming one of these days.
Prepare yourself by buying some of E.
G. Wallace's winter shoes.
Our % cent Mocha and Java coffee is
equal to any 80 cent goods sold in the
city Hoyt'ss Department Store.
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Aid will be held Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. A. P. Bratt.
The proper thing in ladies belts,
those stylish carved leather belts, just
received this morning at Hellberg's.
We have complete stock of both
lumber and coal. Better get our prices
before you buy. Irwin Lumber Com
pany.
The Marshall Telephone Company will
be prepared to furnish the election re-
turns TO its patrons promptly as re-
ceived by the committees al headquar-
ters
1914 cotton blankets FOR 80 cents all
this week at The Fair Store.
The attachment affecting Bernstein
Bros. was released late Saturday after
noon and the firm opened its place of
business in the evening. No further
trouble is anticipated by the firm.
Ladies golf gloves % cents at The
Fair Store.
The ladies of st. Mary's congregation
will hold a fair. and festival for one
week, from Nov. % to IS. in Forney's
Hall. 1t is nearly two years since their
last big fair, and no doubt the coming
one will be a success like all his prede-
cessors.
Heavy heeced union suits for ladies
at 10 cents at The Fair Store.
Amisy Holt. proprietor Of the Center
House, reported 10 the police this
the theft of his watch, which
occurred Saturday night Two more
watches. stolen from lodging houses
near the depot, We're reported this
by strangers.
Ladies lace shoes, all sizes, tip coin
toe, SO cents The Fair.
A sale OF western range horses.
shipped to Gilman by H. p. Chapman
attracted the attention of several of
the cnunty's horse buyers Saturday.
head We're disposed of in
about two hours Bur fair prices We're
received, the animals selling from $50
to s45s per head. The horses We're Wyo-S
ming products.
1914 cotton blanket. for 80 cents all
this week at The Fair Store.
a telegram received by Mrs. F. A.
Benjamin from her husband late Satur
day afternoon announced the latter's
safe arrival in Seattle. MIR. Benjamin is
coming directly home and Will be here
this week. 1t is supposed Capt g. $.
sAldrich and perhaps other members Of
the Marshalltown aggregation in Alas
ka arrived OH the same boat With Mr..
Benjamin.
Ladies golf giovess25 cents at The.
Fair Store.
Mr. G. T. Shaunce. of State Center
Who was until recently employed as
butsermaker for the State Center
Creamery Company. will leave
"Wednesday for Grand Junction, where
he has accepted a position in lsdle
factory operated ny G. w. Nicholson.
Mr. Shaunce's family will continue to
make State Center their home for the
winter at least.
Kid gloves in black red and tans. SO
cent quality for SO cents at the Fair.
w. H Burrows has returned from Chs
irago, where he has been TO meet the
Of their new eastern line
lsof ready to put on clothing. the 'Lon-
ldondale,, Wearers of fine clothing will
appreciate this new creation in the
clothing world. Their sale has been SO
far above what they had expected that
/ they found it necessary to make another
/ purcha &c for fall.
Heavy feeced union suits for ladies
at 10 cents at The Fair Store.
| The 9Th birthday Of Frances Needhani.
4 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Need
ham, was made the occasion Of a merry
party Saturday. when the following Of
her playmates were entertained by her:
Loa Allgier, Morlan Bishop, Margaret
benedict, Winifred Chamberlain, Marie,
Maud and Irene Chase, Emma DIETRICH,
tInez Darner, Edna Flitton. Ruth Gosh
en-, Vera Hail. Marie Hadley, Helen Jar
vis, Evelyn Maxey, Nellie Meeker, Mar
Ijorie and Madge Newcomer, Marian
Smith, Florence VanWagner, Esther
Williams, Flossie and Ethel Ward, Hat
lite Waring, Josephine Weterz. and Ada