Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-21
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DR.. MARS, osteopathy.

DR.. MARS, osteopathy.
Fresh buttermilk, phones $40 and 342
Big lace curtain sale all next week al
| Lee & Benedict's.
/ "Our Devoted Friend, the DOG al
| Liebig's Book Store.
See the new eating bibs for children
just received at Newcomers.
Felt boots and overs worth $3.50 fol-
S1.9S to close. Temple of Economy.
Forty-four game combination boards
worth $3.50 for s1.9S to close. Temple
of Economy
| The SWEETEST line of wash dress goods
ever brought to the city. See them at
The Fair Store.
| DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician
over Fidelity bank: pracuced over
three years in the city.
Don't fail to get one of those vinegar
cruets free at the Iowa Tea Company
tomorrow with a so cent cash purchase
New line of silks in colors. black
silks in linen colors, etc, at Newcom-
ers.
English breakfast mackerel, Norway
herring, Anchoyies and Swedish
stoemming at Olson's grocery. Green
stamps.
our lease expires on March !. We
must dispose of the entire stock by ,hat
time. Auction Saturday afternoon.
Farrand & Clifford.
Ten pounds of graduated sugar for
so cents with purchase of 81 or over
in any department.. Bee Hive. Friday
and Saturday only
Do you need a good all wool suit? At
tend our last special suit sale; S6.43 for
pure all wool medium or heavy weight
suit. w. H. Burrows.
Don't mis- the great shirt sale at The
Fair Store Extra quality percale and
chambry shirts, clothiers sell at 81,
clearing sale at so cents.
For a cheap furnace coal there is
nothing in this market to equal Miller
Creek lump. 1t is also good for stoves
Sold by Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Manager f.. w. Archer, of the Stan
dard on Company. went to Des Moines
Thursday evening. where today he was
present at meeting of the company
managers of this division.
on account OF the Kuhelik concert at
Cedar Rapids on Feb. "a. the c. & N. W.
Will run q special train, leaving Mar
shalltown at p. m. Returning VIII
leave Cedar Rapids at 11:l5 p. m, after
the concert Reduced rates.
All parties wishing pretty imported
china plate instead of a vinegar cruet
can have 1t with so cent cash pur-
chase of teas, coffees. spices. extracts,
baking powder. starch, soda. chocolate,
cocoa, rice, oatmeal, etc. at the Iowa
Tea Company's tomorrow.
Mems Black Cat brand of socks, Isle
thread, extra quality sold at 20 cents,
can be had at The Fair for 10 cents
each.
A happy hard time" surprise was
given to Mr. and Mrs. George Loss,
Thursday evening, at their home.
ing the twenty-seco anniversary of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Loss.
About seventy five guests We're pres
ent.
All mems and boys collars an ex-
traordinary bargain, for tomorrow, at
the Fair Store for cents each.
Presiding Elder j. B. Albrools, of the
Marshaltown district. Methodist
church. was IN the city this morning
between trains, being on his way from
Mt. Vernon TO Faulkner, where this at
ternoon he conducted quarterly confer
ence. DIR. Albrook will be in Ackley to-
night. Pleasant Ridge tomorrow after
noon and Geneva tomorrow evening. He
will preach in Geneva Sunday morning,
at North Side in the afternoon and
Acllley Sunday night.
Don't mis- the great shirt sale at The
Fair Store. Extra quality percale and
chambry shirts, clothiers sell at 81
clearing sale at so cents.
The ST. Paul Pioneer Press says:
THE midwinter meeting of the State
Spiritualists' Association of Minnesota
will be held In /. o. O. It. hall, Fifth and
Wabasha streets Friday Saturday and
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George b. Warne
of the Illinois state association of Chi
cago; Mrs. Clara j. Stewart, president
of the Wisconsin state association, and
Mrs Hattie Cooper Westlake, of the
Iowa state association, are expected to
be present, besides many prominent
spiritualists of ST. Paul and Minneap-
oils"
Our greatest special sale for this sea-
son will be cur great s6.43 suit sale,