Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-01
George ]. Allen, opthalmologist.


Covered lunch baskets at Culleys.
Dr. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main
Fireworks of all kinds at Simmons
Book Store.
Wall paper and paper hanging. SCI
Dinges & Everist.
i Baseball game Marshalltown VS.
Boone-July 4. Purse. $50.
New bargains added every day at on
great dissolution sale. Bannatyne &
Lay
/ Our hammocks are the best ant
cheapest in the city. Simmons Booi
Store.
A small Decent .for rent" lad" in
newspaper that everybody reads will lie
your house.
Just received from Indian Town.
large assortment of Indian beads. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Cummings e. Mote, attorneys at law
over No. s South First avenue. Genera
/ law business. loars, etc.
Notiee-The sky blue Strausky en-
amel ware in the window will last fol
years. Schmidts Hardware Store.
Have you bought your hammock,
The Fourth of July is almost here. You
will need one then. Look over the lins
at the Temple of Economy.
| We want middle-aged man at once
Steady employment winter and sum-
mer, rain or shine. Marshalltown Light
Power & Railway Company.
| J. A. Lane was at Stratford Tues
/; day. where he participated in a shoot
given by the gun club Of that place.
Mr.. Lane tied for second high aver
age.
We will make a discount of % per
cent on all light and medium weight
trousers for the next ten days. We
have over 100 styles to select from.
Brenneck. the reliable tailor.
Any one having an empty bee hive
may have it filed with strong swarm
Of bees by leaving it with Wheeler &
Beebe, pa North Second street, and
paying $3.50 for the swarm. Send your
live over.
Miss Mabel Warning returned Tues
day evening from Grinnell, where she
went Monday evening on account of the
illness OF her grandfather, John Dem
ing. Mr.. Deming is somewhat i'm
proved. but not out of danger by any
means.
Those who have taken advantage Of
our closing-out sale have saved quite a
sum of money, as everything in the
store has been marked down, as we
mean to reduce our stock Anything
we have in stock in the hardware line
will be sold at remarkably low prices.
j A. Lane.
"Ruberoid" roofing has all of the good
qualities Of the purest rubber but is
so treated that it will stand exposure
10 the elements. The immense demand
for this material among the best archi-
tects and superintendent is proof of
its merit. 1t is sold in Marshalltown
by A. A. Moore.
The seats for the new assembly hall
at the Soldiers Home, are being placed
and some time during July it is likely
the building will be dedicated. The new
chapel is a beauty in style of architec-
ture. and has quite the appearance of
small theatre inside. Its seating capac-
ity will be about 500.
Pickles in bulk--all kinds--at Gull
ley's.
The season of the Lotus Club closed
with the annual picnic Tuesday after
noon held at the home of their new
president. Mrs. c. w. Sparks 514 North
Third street About thirty-tive OF the
ladies came early in the afternoon and
remained until evening, when they were
joined by their husbands and o'clock
supper was served.
A large stock of new picture mould
ings just received at Simmons Book
Store.
Messrs. l.. LaVake and G. j. Stevens.
of Montour, delegates to the state re-
publican convention from Montour.
were In the city Tuesday afternoon.
meeting here Messrs. j. L. Bracken.
C. j. Wonser, j. w. Willett and other
members of the Tama county delega-
ton. who were on their way to Des
Moines to attend the convention.
Our great dissolution sale continues
with its immense rush. Bannatyne &
Lay.
Flag Day-At the Temple Of Econ
cmy on Friday. July 3, we will give
everybody a chance to be patriotic. On
that day we will sell flags two and a
half feet wide and fifty inches long for
10 cents: flags twenty-five inches wide
and three feet long for cents; flags
twelve inches wide and eighteen inches
ong. two for 5 cents; flags six inches
wide by ten inches long, / cent. You
IAN buy all the children flag at this
price.
Best bargains go first. Don't neglect
our dissolution sale. Bannatyne & Lay
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