Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-10
Special prices on rugs at the Fair.

Special prices on rugs at the Fair.
Fine watch repairing at Paley s
Phelps.
The best assortment of tumblers
Culley's.
See those pretty silk skirts at tn,
Fair Store.
Buy your curtain shades at Lee .
Benedict's.
New line infants white wash bonhet
just received at Newcomers.
The finest bakery goods in the cit!
YOU will find at Sundells Cafe.
The latest and most popular styles II
millinery at Miss Middlekauff
If you want the best beer in the cit,
order a case of private stock of Gus
Bierinan.
Darling & Mundy for bulk gardel
seed grown by Sioux City Nurser!
Company.
Ladies hair shampooed for % cents
Satisfaction guaranteed. No. 3ll Nor'i
Second street.
Fifty pieces of fine dimities in al
colors and patterns at the Fair store
121a cents a yard.
You will find big line of all the nov
elites of the season in white shir
waists at Newcomers.
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A good warm rain is what the agrl'
culturist is praying for, as the SOIL !:
becoming so dry that dust is raised
when stirred with a pillow.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs W. "A
Size. quarter mile west of the Sol
diers' Home, Friday afternoon at 2:3(
o'clock.
The winter is not over yet and VIZ
may expect severe weather soon Bet
ter replenish your coal supply in time
by ordering load or two from the )
f. Irwin Lumber Company.
Judge N. NJ. Hubbard, of Cedar Rap
ids, passed thru the city "Wednesday
evening on superintendent Sliferts pri-
yate car, being on his way home from
business stay to Des Moines.
We received this morning great as.
sortment of the latest styles in ladies
street hats. 1t is our intention to sci
them at price away below regula1
values. Call and be convinced. Hoyt':
Department Store.
DR.. B. F. Kierulff left last evening fol
Chicago to attend gathering of all thu
eve, ear, nose and throat doctors of tht
west. The session will last three days
DR.. Kierulff expects to meet numbe
of his medical friends from California
Mrs, John Claus, of sos North FRS
avenue, was hostess Wednesday even
ing between and 9 o'clock to the pu.
pills of the Second ward, seventh grade
complimentary to Miss Ora Kennedy
who is making her home with Mrs
Claus while attending school. The af
fair was in the nature of a surprise 70,
Miss Kennedys 10th anniversary.
The wrecked Iowa Central switch en-
CINE No. 7,that went into Timber creel
late Wednesday afternoon. The engin
has the appearance of being in prett.
bad shape, more on account of havin.
laid in the water, sand and mud for 81
many hours. 1t will be but shor
time however, before it will be out IL
the yards in service again.
For Friday only the Fair will place OF
sale full line of baby shoes; sizes,
to 41s, at % cents.
Mrs. +. r. Bauder, wife of Brakeman
Bauder, of the Central, who has beer
visiting in Grinnell with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Van Draska, TO
the past few weeks, spent Wednesda.
night in the city with friends. Mrs
Bauder had intended to go to Oskaloos;
,c reside before this time, but has beer
detained in Grinnell owing to the ill
ness of her mother.
Ask to see the Friday special on sam
pie shoes for S1.9S at the Fair.
William Delap was arrested by Off
Ger Clark Wednesday evening for in
toxication. and becauses the office
feared that Delap would get killed b.
passing trains at Third avenue. TIL,
man had been hired by contractor Johl
Herbert and was already to go to Mis-
souri, Valley to work when he began
celebrating his anticipated prosperity
He was released from the Third avenu,
station in time to be taken in charge b,
his friends and placed on board TIN
train that carried the contractors EN-
ployes west.
For Friday only the Fair will place OF
sale full line of baby shoes; sizes,
to Az, at rs cents.
A telephone message from the Sol
diers' Home says that there is the UNI
easiest lot Of "old boys" at the institu
ton now there ever has been since tn,
Home was built. The Veterans are re
ceiving the pensions and the money Il
fairly burning holes in the pockets o
many of them, as they stand about tn
edges of the Home grounds and lool
that it will be two weeks before the.
can get out of the Wilderness Tw,
hundred pension papers arrived at TIN
Home in yesterdays mail and the bal
ance of the 600 will arrive today ant
tomorrow. With the members havin,
in the neighborhood of $4,000 in thei
pockets, and no place to spend it. Il
worse than having no money at ALL"
A fine line of mems s15O shoes go a
81 tomorrow at the Fair.
Better Than Pills.
Tho question has been asked 0Y,