Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-27

dare--I---.
But the speaker took a header over
bashfulness only to hear a sweet Yes,
Harry"
If L might only hope to ere,
Another failure of language. 1t was
seemingly a hopeless case, and 1t might
have been only a demure, Harry, I've
said yes twice, and if you mean it, I
mean it too. and-and-and.''
1 And to this day the young man will
insist that he popped the question. and
! it wasn't long before there was wed :
ding. Not much longer before a letter
came from Hettie's Uncle Bill in Mar
shalltown, Iowa, who wrote effusively
of her grit and proposed that if the
young couple would locate in MARSHALL
town, he would give them a start in
| life. OF course they accepted, and We're
soon bidding their friends adieu. A
! few days subsequent to the above con-
versation. a travel stained party ar
rived in Mrshalltown. Our f-iend,
! Uncle Bill was in charge and he led the
party straightway to his home.
ITO guard against any unforeseen
misfortune which might befall us" said
be good idea for you to take out some
good old line life insurance. l should
have taken out some when I was your
age, but did not realize the Importance
o, doing so until after it was too late.
The Old Reliable Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company of Newark, N. j.,
is represented here by the VIM. An
drews Company, with Offices at No. 10l
Hct lot, cy,. rv IF No, StS
est insurance companies, In the coun-
try. organized In 1876. aid 1 think has
given its policy holders iii general bet
ter satisfaction than any other insur-
arce company organized to date. 1t is
strictly policy holders company and
is conspicuous for its liberal contracts
and large returns to policy holders in
proportion to payments by them. The
Mutual Benefit write all forms of poll
cies issued by conservative life insur-
ance companies, but if l We're you
would take out one of their 'accelerative
endowments.' This form of policy has
practically all the desirable features of
the ordinary endowment with the very
great advantage OF being written by
them at the usual life rates. In short
Iconsider it the best policy ever offered
the insuring public.
'The development in the realm Of
realty during the last decade in Mar
shalltown. says Uncle Bill" has been
remarkable in its extent and magni-
tude. Engaged in this line are some
OF our most solid citizens, prominent
among whom are Delano T. Smith,
with Offices in the court house. Mr..
Smith is we'll versed in all the de-
tails connected with the purchase. sale
and exchange of realty. He is author
ity upon the present and prospective
values OF property, and has carried
thru to a successful issue many heavy
and important transactions. He offers
opportunities for permanent investment
as no sagacious business man can at
ford TO neglect, and if you enter into
any business relations with him you
may rest assured that your interest
will be closely watched and guarded
in satisfactory manner Delano T.
Smith is a general real estate agent,
buying, selling and exchanging city and
property. He also attends to
renting and collections, and estates are
taken in charge by him and carefully
He has desirable property
for sale and for rent in this city and
and makes specially of hav-
ing at command a large amount of
money to loan at the very lowest rate
Of interest. and on short notice. If you
want to buy sell or borrow, give him
a call.
And the next comes the builder" says
Uncle Bill to Harry. "one Of the lead
ing men in this line in Marshalltow1
Is +. l.. Nissen, PA North Third avenue.
The builder occupies one of the most
important branches Of Industry of
which this country has reason TO be
proud. for 1t is principally on them that
the fame and popularity of our large
cities depend. r. l.. NisSen is an eX-
2e!lent example in his chosen line and
every little detail is carefully looked af-
ter, from foundation to roof and at the
same time he offers inducements i'm
possible to be secured elsewhere, his
being as widespread as his
are perfect. He never uses
shoddy material and your plans will be
carried out to perfection. He is rapid,
100: the s!lls won't rot before the roof is
,n r. l.. Nissen believes in the old
oroverb: What is worth doing at all.
s worth doing Well Since embark
Dc a thorough master of the most COM
dictated plans and exacting specifica- {
ions. He cheerfully furnishes esti-
mates, and when quoted they are in
found to be as low as the US
lge of good material and workmanship
sill allow r. l.. Nissen Is a general {
contractor and builder and superin-
ends all work personally.
After careful thought" remarked the
I'D gentleman to Harry, II have decided
lpon the man to DO the mason work for {
our house. 1t is John Peterson. 500
Vest Linn. He is held in high esteem {
n building circles and many of the {
handsome private and public buildings ;
If this city, have been erected with
,rick furnished by him. Wherever |
contracts have been executed, the ut
most satisfaction has been given. HIS {
air dealing methods justly entitle him ,
o the success he has attained in his s
,hosen field of endeavor. John Peterson
S capable Of doing work in any kind t
If building. from Il plain structure to Il
business hlock. He is thoroughly l
.quipped with all the requisite tools.
md appliances for the successful pro- c
'uction of first class work He uses
My the best materials TO be purchased c
of cost. The best work. \
nen are employed and he gives all c
york his personal attention His prices @
re always low and in return you get c
he highest type of Workmanship. l 4
saura .,o, that yol, could not select a G