Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-11

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THE CITY In BRIEF
| Hospital fair tonight.
George ]. Allen. ophthalmologist.
| Read Culleys bargain "ad" in this
issue.
| Don't miss our hosiery sale tomor-
row. Archie Parker.
DR.. MARS treats neuralgia, headache,
oackaehe and spinal curvature
Leave orders for piano tuning with
the Eadie Music Company. c. E. Floto.
!! A regular Buster Brown hosiery sale
for boys and girls tomorrow. Archie
Parker
| Consult DR.. MARS about that chron-
! &c ailment. Six years successful prac-
| tice in city.
| You run no risk in buying furs of NJ.
F. Andrews. Prices always right and
garments dependable.
You can find anything you want at
the remnant sale at less than half
the cost at the Fair.
strip of heavy building paper to
cover your screen door free at Moore's
lumber yard this week.
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The Val Blatz Private Stock is best
beer for table use. c. F. Dieterich.
successor to Gust Biermna. agent.
If you can use any kind of towel in
your office, store or shop call up Derby
Bros Towel Supply. New phone. s10
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
met with Mrs. Nathaniel Pye, al the
Methodist parsonage, Thursday after
noon.
A fine line Of ladies up-to- date shoes
just received. We feel sure we can
please you. See If we can't. E. 6.
Wallace.
The studio and piano work of Mrs.
Edna Baughman- Fisher will be contin-
ued by Clara G. Cripps. Old phone,
10; new. 796.
A good storm door costs you nothing
this week. Get piece of heavy build
ing paper from A. A. Moore and tack it |
on your screen door.
At 2 o'clock today 500 seats had been
sold for the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. course.
The remaining sixty-two are as good
as the first. See Furbush about them.
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Mrs. Margaret Ackert, corner of
Third avenue and State street, who has
been quite i'll with an attack of erysip-
elias for few days. is somewhat inn
proved.
e. 2. Mack left for Cumberland on
Thursday where he has secured the
contract of Installing the city water
works system. He expects to be alb
sent for several months.
Don't forget the public sale OF two
two fine residence lots on West Main
stree, tomorrow. Nov. ~, 1903, at the
court house in Marshalitown. Iowa, at
10 o'clock. and other real estate In
DR.. Richard G. Moulton, Of the Chi
ago University. who was in the city
Tuesday night to deliver his lecture on
he university extension course. was
he guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, William l.
crane during his stay.
The Political Equality Club met
Tuesday night with Mrs. J. F. Tallett.
The attendance was small owing to
ther attractions, and the fact that
ONE Of the members were out of the !.
ity.
A silent alarm called the h
CENTRAL fira station crew to e
he st. Thomas hospital at j
:05 this morning. Spontaneous i
ombustion in coal had caused small I
ire in the power house. No damage +
vas done. IL
We like to give our friends a bar
ain now and then. This we will do
By placing on sale 300 yards t
+ black peau de sole, guaranteed silk, "
ity. Our price will be 50 cents yard IL
,ettie Ingledue & Co. b
You must see our new furniture to =
ppreciate 1t. You often hear the re- T
mark. II wish had started earlier to "
elect my Christmas presents" and 4
GU should heed the warning this time. .
'ur stock is larger and better than &
yer before. Come In. Marion Gard. r,
That good old drama. Uncle Toms =
abin." has been booked for next Sat- -
rday. matinee and night, at the Odeon
he Stetson company Is considered the - =
lrgest and best now on the road Bar :,
ain prices have been arranged. Night, =,
}, 20. 30 and so cents: matinee. 10 and :,
cents. - :,
Mrs. !. L. Cady, Mrs NJ. e. White j.
cad and Mrs. Joseph Holmes went to Y
es Moines Tuesday evening, where