Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-17
Do you smoke the Middle west1"
DR.. Trotter, office, Hopkins building.

ToOthsome Tales Told in Slang, at
Liebigs.
Something new in waist goods at the
Hawkeye.
Take your laundry to Flitton's for
nrst-class work.
See our % cent special sale at Sim
mons book store.
| Fifty cent fleece-lined underwear for
SO cents at Sterns.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist. over the
Fair store. Phone 81.
| Read our "ad' for bargains. tomor-
row-last day of sale. Archie Parker.
White heece-lined pique waist goods
just received at the Hawkeye, 20, 80. 40
and 45 cents a yard.
A large shipment of wall paper just
lreceived prices greatly reduced at A.
l.. Nantine's, SO West Main street.
| Do your buying Saturday morning or
evening. Give the afternoon to our
friends from the country. Plenty of
good bargains left at Storms.
| A good saddle horse for sale, guaran-
| teed perfectly safe for woman or chill
dren to ride. Eight years old, stylish
and sound. Address Horse" care T.-R.
| Did you look over that coat and vest?
| If not do so. Our trouserings are very
fine this fall and our new pants cutter
is a daisy. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
| Assistant General Freight Agent ii.
~. in 10
city Thursday evening, being on his
way 70 Grinnell from business trip
north. Mr.. Marsh left GrinneIl last
night for points east on the Rock Is
! land.
II. l. Tate and nephew, Blair Tate, Of
Clinton. arrived in the city this morning
10 be present at the ball game between
the National and American League
.eams this afternoon. They are the
:ruests of their brother and uncle, Louis
Tate.
The ALL American and ALL National
ball teams. that are to play an exhibit
ton game in this city, arrived here this
morning from Waterloo, where they
appeared Thursday. The American
team Won yesterday by score of s
to 5.
Mr.. NJ. Hopkins. formerly superin-
tendent of the Northwestern, now gen
eral manager IF the Chicago Elevated
Railway Com. any, passed thru the
city Thursday evening on his private
car in company with a party of friends.
Mr.. Hopkins had been to Boone for q
short visit.
A queer fellow is Hellbcrg. He tries
to sell goods at a profit and frankly
says So He has been here a great
many years and expects to be here
many years longer. Jewelry bought
OF him will always be what it is repre-
sented to be for Hellberg is right there
on Main street to guarantee it.
The rear trucks of engine No. SO, in
charge of Engineer Nick Miller, Iowa
Central pulling passenger No. 3 north,
jumped the track at a point one and
one half miles west of Newport Thurs
day afternoon. That, and the delay over
the new work near Lacey, made the
train over two hours late into this
point.
The Witenagemote Club held its reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. b. +. Kierulff, 104 East Main
street. The club is reading Social
Ethics by Miss Jane Adams. The
annual election of officers was held. re-
sulting as follows: President, Mrs.
James Cammack; vice president and
treasurer, Mrs. w. S. Mcbride; secre-
tary, Mrs. A. L.. Palmer.
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who has been in the city a few days
visiting the family of his brother. ]. NJ.
Reynolds, left for his home Thursday
evening. Mr. Reynolds came south
with 229 head of sheep and thirty -four
of cattle, which he delivered to C. l..
Hartman, Steamboat Rock farmer,
who recently bought the stock in South
Dakota and will feed it on his Hardin.
county farm.
To please the little folks we will give
away free 600 Munslng underwear doll
shirts Let each little girl bring her
doll and come with hsr mother to our
underwear department. Saturday morn
ing from until ii o'clock. We expect
to see more little girls snd more pretty
dolls than any one. in this town ever
saw before. We have only 900 shirts
and may have to dlsaEpoint those who
come late. NJ. II. Andrews.
Don't be an oyster! Don't let these
good bargains at Stern's Slip away from
you.
The Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. rooms will
be open to visitors, both ladies and
gentlemen, every Friday evening for
the next six months. Features of both
a social and entertaining nature have
been provided for their entertainment.
This evening Mr.. e. G. Schroeder phys
ical director of the association will
give an exhibition of typical gym
nasium class. Each alternate Friday
night Secretary Fellingham will enter
tain the members and visitors with
views from the stereopticon.
Stockraisers and farmers are finding
a better market for their hogs locally
now that the killing season at the
packing house is beginning to become
a little more brisk. Five loads We're
received yesterday afternoon. S. Cham
berlain, of Union, marketing two of
them, a fairly choice lot averaging
225. NJ. A. Ward, of Bromley, brought
down tifty-six head, averaging 300,
that We're of an ordinary grade, and
Louis Fox, Of Albion, and William
Roberts, of Gearing, each marketed a
load.
A fine new line of ladies' wool waists
at the Hawkeye.