Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-19
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| Accordeons and zithers away below
cost at ,Adamson's
Mouth harps. drums, rattle bones,
ETC., for the boys at Adamson's at cost.
Selling out.
Pianos and organs are going like
hot cakes at the Eadie Music Com
pany's sale.
Don't miss our Offering for tomorrow;
90 cent underwear for % cents. Ban
natyne & Lay.
For Rent-House, corner Boone and
Fifth streets. Miller, the jeweler, los
East Main street.
You will ''have to hurry" If you get
in on the cut prices at; the Eadie Music
Company's big ten day sale.
If you want nice book of instru-
mental or vocal music go to Adamson's
at once. He is selling out at cost.
Music rolls reduced from 81 to 60
cents, $3.50 to Is cents. 75 cents to so
cents, etc, at Adamsons. Come at
once.
Music racks reduced from s1.75 to 81,
s1.5O to IS cents, and Is cents to so
cents, at Adamson's. Come at once.
only few left.
Only few more days left to make
your selection OF a piano at the big
slaughter sale Eadie Music Company,
No. 80 East Main.
Ladies, Adamson sells sewing ma
chine oil at 5 cents bottle, belts 10
cents, needles for all machines. includ-
ing the Singer. at Is cents dozen.
Saturday night we offer one lot of
No. 4 and No. 80 all silk ribbons, heavy
weight, at 121s cents a yard. regular
price 25 cents and upward. Bee Hive.
Violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo and
either strings, picks, trimmings for all
musical instruments at cost at Adam
sons. Come at once and get supply.
Attention, mandolin and guitar play
ers! Adamson has some elegant new
music for mandolin and guitar. which
you can buy at cost now. Come at
once
Kimball pianos are used and endorsed
by more of the worlds celebrated mu-
sicians than all other makes combined.
Eadie Music Company, sole representa-
'tives for central Iowa.
Adamson's photo goods are going
fast. Fine bellows cameras at IS and
81. Card mounts at 6 and s cents per
dozen. Toner, developer, paste. squee-
gee plates. etc, at cost. Come at once.
David l. Hilsabeck is plaintiff in two
cases this morning filed for the October
term of the district court. Hiram Beck.
ct al, is plaintiff in one and Wells s.
Rice ct ALL in the other. Each is to
duiet title.
Master Earl Moore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Moore. OF Rock Valley, left |
Thursday evening for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will make his home with an
aunt during the winter months and at
tend school.
Saturday will be our sale day on
lamps. We want you to take advan-
tage of this big reduction. We offer /
any lamp in the house at &C 2-3 cents
on the dollar. Two dollars buy SO
lamp Saturday only. Bee Hive.
Mrs. w. n. Jones, Of 304 South
Fourth avenue. entertained at luncheon
Thursday afternoon the members of the h
Club. Aside from the
club members Mrs. Jones had as guests
Mrs. f. II. Boucher and Mrs. f. B.
Garvin.
Mrs. J. A. Cattell and daughter.
Frances arrived in the city Thursday
evening to join Mr.. j. a. Cattell. who
accepted the position of credit
Fon %Ia r JI1ot,ha,. cnY,ron1,
Mr.. and Mrs Cattell will make their
r. Mushkin, Of Sioux City, spent
in the city and while here
closed a deal whereby he rented a West
Main street business building and will
move to this city to engage in the gem
llemen's furnishing business. Mr..
Mushkin takes possession of his room
On Oct /.
Memo, the greatest clalrvoyant of the
twentieth century, gives important adj
vice on all affairs of life. Thoroughly
reliable. Reduced prices for few days.
Complete clairvoyant life readings to
ladies' for the small charge of so cents;
gentlemen. 81. Strictly confidential.
farlors, 1oS East State street.
Do you want the best piano on earth?
Il so buy the New Scale" Kimball 1t
-eceived the highest award at the grand
worlds fair in Chicago and the Omaha h
exposition for having attained the
highest standard of excellence and SUI
merit, the only piano thus
Eadie Music Company. sole
agents.
The city of Marshalltown began an
lction in the district court this morning H
against the Iowa Central Railway Com ,
,any, in which it claims $50 damages
is the result of the collision with a i!
switch train and one of the city's fire
wagons several weeks ago. The out
.ome OF the Goodman case,
which is set for this week, will largely
determine the liability in the matter.
John Wiseman, farmer living four
niles west of Gilman, conducted one of
he most successful sales of stock on
Thursday afternoon that has been held {
n the county this season. Young stock ,
old at remarkably good prices. espe-
tally the steers. Fifteen milch cows I
$42.50 and horses averaged !
lround $780, even tho they were COM
non lot and none of an extra good
Iuality.
The hard coal strike is no nearer set Z
led than it was twenty weeks ago. The Ee
asst is entirely bare of coal and the @
hoipr nrod,1ood will not 10