Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-07
Best laundry work at Flitton's.

Best laundry work at Flitton's.
Dr. Janss. surgeon and physician
Flittons dye works "a West Church.
Gail at the Ellte and see the new out
ING hats.
A full line of fancy cookies for picnics
at Olson's grocery.
Some more new styles in fancy para
sois. Lee & Benedict.
See cur great values in sateen petit
coats. BannatNne y Lay.
Bristol board. gold and silver paper,
and tissue paper at Liebig's, West
Main street.
Saturday we give twice the amount
of your purchase in trading stamps
Will c. Osman.
Mr.. T. S. Bertrand of the Northwest
erl Boarding Company, was in the city
Looking after business matters Thursday
night.
We sell. Tone Eros. package and bulk
spices. over 1000 customers are using
them in Marshalltown. Iowa Tea Conn
pany.
Go to Humlong's carriage and buggy
auction Saturday al l y. m. for bar
SANS. Nos. 20 and % North Center
street.
Come in and see our new line of spring
su.ss. They are equal TO sailor-made
and 10 not cost nearly SO much. Far
rand Il Clifford.
The Iowa Tea Company has the finest
line of premium goods of any tea store
in the state. One free WITH each 81 cash
purchase tomorrow.
Another meeting of the Marshalltown
club of fishermen recently organized,
will be held tonight a, the mayors of
fee.
Cora B. Williams, NJ. D., specialist.
diseases of women. Office fitted up
With one of the most complete electrical
outiis in the west. over the Fair
Store. Both phones.
Mrs H. S. Thurber and son Melville
Went 70 Liscomb, where this evening
they viii attend the commencement ex-
ercises of the Liscomb high school,
where Mr.. Thurber's brother. Eben
Thurbsr. graduates.
There are many nobby dressers in
Marshalltown ard vicinity who buy
their suits Of l9eit.Ralis. DE gives tnsin
soed clothes, NJ and style, and that is
what they want \ poor fitting suit oil
clothes Is continual source OF annoy
anes. See Rails and have him take your
measure.
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..9is 81 ss',it9. - 49, ''s' ~.
July !, that viii compel them % pur-
chase new watches The order Will be
in Effect that these employees buy time
pieces OF seventeen jewels or better. a,
present The trainmn and other Employees
Who ere under obligations to have at all
tlmss ths correct hour, even 10 the min
uts and second. have watches that con-
tain NOT more than fifteen Jewels. The
order Will necessitate the expenditure of
at least $50 by each of the employees af-
fectsd
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