Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-14


Pattern hats at the Elite. Several new
STYLES.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Ensmingers orchestra, the best in
southern Iowa. Write for terms.
Observation-Disclosures for general
work. A. L. Shorthill Company.
Hellberg. is arranging a surprise for
the public at his store Saturday.
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a liberal supply of fresh eggs and
country butter today at Reynolds, Wat
son & Co.'S.
Sweet cider. raisins, curiants and all
kinds of spices to make mince meat at
the Bee Hive
Anything you want in the lumber line
at right prices. Quick delivery. j. +.
Irwin Lumber Co.
Culley's coffees are not equalled for
the price. Double the amount OF your
purchase in red trading stamps.
Don't fail to price our table linen be-
fore buying. New invoice just in for the
THANKSGIVING sale at the Fair Store.
A splendid record. 2eS stoves sold this
year. See our complete stock. c. T.
Schmidt, Marshalltcwn's reliable stove
dealer.
Special silk sale at the Fair Store. We
will sell YOU our taffeta silks, worth Is
cents, at SIS cents the balance of this
week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. Ira Johnston, sol East
Church street
Hellberg has the sliverware. The
very highest grade of goods and more
of it than all other stores in Marshall
county put together.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained by
Mrs. George Andrews 205 West Church
street. tomorrow afternoon.
General Superintendent c. w. Hunt
ington and Trainmaster E. f. Kerwin,
of the Central, were in the city today
looking after company matters
Eighty-seven cents for mems silk
feeced underwear They are worth $1.5G,
but we must sell our stock quickly. and
cur cut prices are doing II. Farrand &
Clifford.
You can buy good busgies from SIS to
$50 below spring and summer prices for
the next thirty days. We are determined
10 reduce stock, About 200 jobs to select
from. Ketchum &, Johnston Company.
We are now showing our holiday neck
wear and muifiers, the SWEETEST shapes
ard patterns. ever shown in this city.
and we have cut the prices to sell them
Farrand s. Clifford.
General Auditor T. I. WATSON, Of the
Central, left this morning on the Iowa"
attached to No. g. for trip over the
south end, paying off the Italian extra
gangs at Beer Garden Hill, New Sharon,
Lacey and Oskaloosa.
A good quarter section. we'll i'm
proved with good buildings and we'll
fenced. Plenty Of good water. All
can be cultivated except about two
acres. Will rent for 1925 per acre.
Land lays rolling, but is good pro-
ductive farm. Two miles from market.
Price $3.50 per acre. Will II. Hill,
agent, 107 East Main street.
When you rise in the morning take
4 cold sponge bath with q vigorous
Take all the open air exer-
else you can. Avoid greasy foods.
Keep the liver and bowels active with
DR.. Cranes Quaker Tonic Tablets, the
perfection of purity. Kidneys, liver,
Indigestion, headaches and
All drug stores. so cents.
Officer Charles Hurd is confined to his
ZONE and TO his bed, suffering with an
injury to his right leg, caused by his
having slipped and fallen while ascend
ing a flight of steps. The muscles OF the
calf of the leg were sprained badly and
he limb Is swollen and in such condi-
ion as to prevent him bearing his
weight upon it. Deputy Marshal coch-
IAN is on duty in his stead.
Herbert Clark, the boy who had al
horse killed several weeks ago as the re-
suit of a collision with street car on
South Third avenue, says he is not the
BOY who WAS entrapped between the
gates at the Third avenue crossing of
the Central and Northwestern on
Wednesday. Young Clark is not engaged
in draying at the present time, but is
driving a grocer's wagon.
Mrs. j. O'Leary, of Des Moines, wife
Of Roadmaster O'Leary, Of the Chicago
Great Western, and Mrs. Will Sears, of
Des Moines. both nieces of Il. r. Street
CT, of this city, spent the day in the city
at the Streeter home, coming to visit
their uncle, who was the victim of a
runaway accident a few days ago. Mr..
Streeter is suffering considerable pair
and it 10 feared his accident may prove
worse than at first anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seager left this
for their annual stay in the
south, departing this forenoon at Ill
D clock over the Chicago Great Western
main in San Antonio for about a month
and half, and will be visited during
their sojourn by the their daughter, Mrs.
Gertrude Seager- Emery, OF Beaumont,
Tex. From San Antonio Mr.. and Mrs.
Seager will ge to Cuernavaca, Mexico, a
point $50 miles south of the City of Mex
leo, where they will remain until spring
The work on the interlocking plant at
the Third street crossing, which has
been in progress for several months, has
reached a stage where it has been prac-
tically suspended until the outcome of
he Injunction suit of the Iowa Central