Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-22
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DR.. Mairs, osteopathist. Fidelity bnk
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, 2S East Main
All the latest soft drinks. Alexander
Drug Company
Our porch curtains are the best. Sim
mons Book Store.
The biggest assortment Of tumblers
in the city at Culley's.
Norway herring, something fine, at
Olsons. 121 West Main.
See r. l.. Lloyd for sodding, grading
ana brick walks. New phone SCI.
Don't fail to attend our wash dress
goods sale, on all this week at The
| Fair Store.
Malta Vita, prepared and conven-
lent summer food, served, free at Ban
natyne & Lays.
We have just opened our new line of
parasols You should see them. Whit
ton & Whitehead.
For brick sidewalks, sodding grading
or excavating of cellars, see t. l..
Lloyd, new phone, SCI.
Another lot of torchon lace, regular s
cent value, for tomorrow, only at Az
cents a yard at The Fair Store.
Immense clearing sale of ladies'
trimmed hats. All go at 9S cents. Now
| is your time. Temple of Economy.
|
Buy dishes at Culley's. 100 piece
sets are any way you want them. Al
ways have more to match pattern
sold.
Remember the underwear sale at The
Fair Store for tomorrow. Ten dozen
balbriggan underwear offered tomorrow
at the ridiculously low price of 10
cents at The Fair Store.
The remains of John A. McLane, of
Gearing, arrived in the city this after
noon from Glenwood, en- route to Gear
| ing for interment. Peritonitis was the
cause of the young mans death.
| Edwin Burritt, son of Justice and
Mrs. B. l.. Burritt, left this morning for
Seattle, Wash.. where he will take a
Buchwald, in a lumber yard in that
| city.
| The Marshalltown Light, Power &
Railway Company's open motor No o.,
which has been overhauled and re-
painted in the company's barn, was
brought out yesterday and placed into
service. The car has been equipped
with a resounding gong, with which
Superintendent Hovey is we'll pleased.
He may decide to equip all the cars
with the new gongs.
A party of Methodist church ladies
composed of Mrs. William Long, MRS.
NJ J. Dewey Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs
John Arney, Mrs. f. NJ. Coleman, Mrs.
W. j. Irvine, Mrs. John Brennecke
Mrs. e. NJ. Santee, Mrs. d. e. Waters.
Mrs. l.. T.. Darling and Mrs. N. A
Evans, went to Toledo this morning
where they were present at the annual
convention of the Marshalltown Dis
trict Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety
OF course all of your heavy clothes
that need cleaning or pressing. or If
they are faded we can color them and
make them look like new; also ladies'
suits which are faded or soiled can be
cleaned or colored without ripping
Mems suits cleaned and pressed for
$3.50; pants. so cents. We do all work
as reasonably as possible. Call for and
teliver all work promptly. Satisfaction
guaranteed. All work cash on delivery.
Both phones. Flitton Steam Dye
yCorlyc WpSt Church street.
Friends in this city Of Sidney
Strauss. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A B
Strauss, of sos South Center street
will be pleased to learn of his appoint
ment as chief traffic clerk Of the gem
eral freight department of the Chi.
cago & Eastern Illinois railway, tc
succeed Benjamin H. Harris, formerly
of this city, who was recently made
assistant general freight agent of the
Cincinnati. Richmond & Muncie rail-
road, with headquarters at Richmond
Va. Mr.. Strauss was for a number
Of years in the employ of the low;
Central in the general freight depart
ment, but for some time has been in
Chicago, connected with the genera
freight department OF the c. & E. l.
All children love animals and espe-
cially animals which appeal to them on
account of their size. When a child
sees an elephant of average size it is
apt to be awed by it's vast height and
afraid of the beast on account of its
massiveness. 1t is for this reason that
many child does not enjoy the aver
age tented exhibition or menagerie.
With the Sipe Educated Animal and
Lilliputian Shows 1T is exactly the OPP
posite. All of the animals are lillipu-
tians. The elephants are of such a
dilninutive size that no child is afraid
of them, the ponies range in height
from IA inches to 80 inches, the dogs
are all small in stature even If they are
extremely apt In al! sorts of tricks Ev-
erything with the show is on a minia-
ture scale. The cages In which the an
imals are transported are exact repro
auctions OF the kind used by the larger
shows, with beautiful carvings and
gilded gorgeously. but they are about
cne-f1fth the size of the average cege
USED by tented shows. I'm addition TO
this all Of the animal acts are put on
by small children and are the more en-
joyable on that account.
Notice.
The council of incorporated town of |
Dedham, Ia. ask for bids to furnish
and lay five blocks of 6-inch cast iron |
water mains; also five blocks 4-inch cast |
iron mains together with nine hydrants