Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-18
Do you smoke the Middle West?"
DR.. Burkart, osteopatll. so2 West MAR


Shetland floss shawls for % ceuts, In
all colors. at The Hawkeye.
See the special things at Miss Mid
dlekauff's Thursday and Friday.
Patterns hats will be on display Fri
day, Sept 10. New York Millinery.
have bargains to offer you on high
grade pianos Tuffree Music House.
Burt Myers has accepted position
in the T. A. Brown photograph gallery.
Tomorrow $1.75 wrappers at $1.05 at
Henry Pappe's Ladies Clothing Par
lor.
We have just received a new line of
fiannellette wrappers at all prices. The
Hawkeye.
You will have to hurry" If you get
in on the cut prices at the Eadie Music
Company's big ten day sale.
Nine. Rema will occupy part of the
street, after Oct. 1.
Prices cut in half and easy monthly
payments while the piano stock lasts
Eadie Music Company.
One dollar and fifty cent kid gloves,
all sizes, Friday morning until IL. for 75
cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Ladies you will miss treat If you
fail to see the display of pattern hats at
Miss NIiddlekauff's Thursday and Fri
day.
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People who wish to buy strictly high
grade pianos come. to our place to look
for them We sell nothing else. Tuf-
fire Music House.
See if you can tell the difference be-
tween the imported and eastern pat
terms hits at Miss Middlekauffs Thurs
day and Friday.
For Saskatchewan valley lands in
blocks of 10000 acres see Will III. Hill &
Co, 1O7 East Main street, MARSHALL
Fairrnont lump coal will burn in any
furnace made and is the only good sub
stitute for hard coal. Sold only by the
Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime Co.
BY buying in large quantities Miss
Middlekauff is able to make you salts
factory prices on goods. Don't miss
the opening. Thursday and Friday.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. George Whitton tomor-
row afternoon. 1t will be dollar fund
day. A program has been prepared.
Mr.. n. C. Goodman and wife, of Min
Hneapolis, arrived in the city Wednes-
day for a short visit with the latter's
father, Mr.. George Turner. Mr.. Good
man has been suffering two weeks from
an attack of jaundice but is slowly i'm
proving.
Hellberg is always a hopeful fellow
He believes business is going to De
good and stocks UP accordingly. This
year his new jewelry has appeared IL
the largest stock any jewelryman ever
carried in Marshalltown.
Mr. Jasper Fisher went to Grinnell
this morning, where he has accepted q
position with the Morrison & Mcintyre
Company. Mr.. Fisher will go into the
factory for the time until he becomes
accustomed to the line and will then
be assigned position on the road.
Rev. Joel Myers, of LeGrand, re-
oeived word Wednesday from Robinson,
ILL.,, announcing the death of his father
in-law, Harvey Burner, after linger-
ing illness with heart trouble and drop
sy. Mrs Myers has beer at her fathers
bedside since the middle of last sum-
mer.
Do YOU want the best piano on earth?
If so buy the New Scale Kimball. It
received the highest award at the great
worlds fair in Chicago and the Omaha
exposition for having attained the
highest standard of excellence and SUI
perlative merit, the only piano thus
hoonred. Eadie Music Company, sole
agents.
Miss Emma Redel, who recently re-
signed her position with the general
freight department of the Iowa Central
in Peoria to take position with
the Rhoades- Carmean Buggy Company,
of this city, left for Peoria Wednes-
day, where she goes to take her old
position at an advance of salary.
Friends Of Mr.. Frank Haradon, of
Chicago, will be interested in knowing
that he has given up his law practice.
in which he embarked shortly after re-
turning from the Spanish-American
war service, and has entered the em-
ploy Of the Elgin, Joliet q Eastern
railway, in the general freight office.
Nels and Charles Miller, the former
of Baxter, We're arrested Wednesday
night by Officer Hurd for intoxication.
Roth maid the costs and We're dis
charged. Harvey Bittner, arrested by
City Marshal Nicholson Wednesday,
was also before Mayor Jones this
morning He also paid the costs and
was discharged.
Many Of the citizens of Marshalltown
who are interested in the new savage
disposal plant, who visited the plant
last Sunday expecting to find 1t In OPP
GRAFTON, and were disappointed because
1t was closed down on that day, may
have an opportunity to see the working
of the machinery next Sunday from 10
q. m. to 4 p. m.
James Mitchell. an employe Of the
Iowa Central in the machine shops in
this city, suffered very painful, but
not serious, accident Wednesday.Whil
moving heavy Jack, used to raise en-
gines it toppled and fell on his left
foot bruising it badly. Mr.. Mitchell
will be compelled to be absent from his
work for some time
Despite the fact that the crowd to
the picnic of the Maccabees held
Wednesday in Iowa Falls every one en-
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