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

N3eh WHICH lIiey perform al W cIh III
! trusted to them. They are the owners
of several first class horses and num-
Der of vans, trucks and heavy and lighi
wagons and are always ready to move
baggage, machinery, safes, planes, mer-
chandise. household goods, etc, en-
ploying for this purpose careful and eX-
perlenced men who are under the per-
sonal supervision and management OF
George w. Beasley, proprietor, having
wagons ready at all times. for any CIR
ders left at their Office or given by teie-
phone. which will receive the attention
that their Importance demands George
w. Beasley Transfer & Storage Co
use vans for moving, and household
goods are packed, boxed or carted and
moved, shipped or stored, their facili-
ties in this line being of the best.
George W. Beasley Transfer & Storage
Co. are very popular in business and
thoroughly alive to the demands of the
public and always ready to fill orders
in the most satisfactory manner.
",rhe demand for pure and unad,l-
terated ice by the people OF Marshall
town" says the OLD gentleman, has as
sumed immense proportions of recent
largely into home consumption, which
affects health. comfort end we'll beirig.
1t is a necessity of modern life, espe-
c;ally during the heated term. and is no
longer luxury as it formerly was, but
is found in the modest home of the mer-
chant as well as in the mansion of the
millionaire. Purity is tire prime red,li-
site In this cooling commodity, but it Is
not always found. for there is no ques-
ton that a considerable proportion of
the ice that finds its way to the market
Is polluted to a greater or lesser ce-
gree. 1t is n pleasure, therefore. to know
that the Marshall Ice Company, 8
South First street. furnish their pat
rons with pure article Of which there
need be no fear that ii is in the Slight
est degree contaminated. as it is pure
river ice. and costs no mere to the con-
suner than ice manufactured or cut
from stagnant ponds. The Marshall
lee Company maintains q first-class
trade. their family trade being of the
best in the city. Their system of wagon
delivery has been perfected and no
pains are spared to insure the most
complete and uniform satisfaction to
patrons. In very few cities in the
United States is the demand for quality
of ice and service as it is in MARSHALL
town. When you have Marshall Ice
Company's ice you have The best.
IF there Is one thing dislike about
orthodox domestic economy" continued
the old gentleman to Harry, st is that
of expecting our women to stand over
hot oven. burning their faces and wror-
inc haf ,1i, n h.a h.S<,y
when bread of such excellence is made
by the Sundell Bakery, 112 East Main
street. 1t is manufactured in uni
fofnly high standard of excellence,
and none but skilled workmen are en-
ployed. Robertson & Strub, managers.
exercise close personal supervision over
all departments. which are thoroughly
equipped with most complete appliances
for furnishing bread, the staff of life.
"Sundell's' bread is sweet, rich and
moist. Their process of baking holds
the steam in the bread, retaining all
the flavor aroma and nu!riment of the
wheat. BY their process every bit OF
gluten in the wheat is utilized, and the
result is loaf as mother used to bake,
delicious to the taste. ard which does
not dry out and grow stale the day after
it Is baked or cut. 'Sundell's' bread is
the most healthful. economical and
longest keeping bread ever made. 1t is
devoid of all deleterious ingredients and
can be relied upon, as nothing but he
best materials are used in its manu-
facture, and is noted TO- it's sweetness
and smoothness. There are other makes
of bread sold in Marshal,town, but none
as good as 'Sundelfs.' 1t is the best
made at any price. Don't believe any
one who says another kind is just as
good. 1t isn't. 'Sundells' bread is made
to eat The best grocers sell it,
Bicycle riding is ali the go now"
says Uncle Bill to Harry. IF you are
going to get a wheel advise you to get
a Tribune sold in this city by III. S.
Thurber. Sc South First avenue. The
Tribune will equal any wheel in the
world. 1t is the strongest light wheel
and the lightest strong wheel nanufac-
tured and fully guaranteed for any
weight of rider over any ordinary road.
IL beauty of outline, ease of running,
-apidity and durability, the
Tribune is ahead of them
all. They are guaranteed abso-
ute!y free from irperfections in mate
rial or workmanship. aad have every
calculated TO make them
he easiest running. most comfortable
is well as the strongest wheels on the
market today. In short, they are con-
;tructed on the most scientific pr1nci-
oles and with the best materials by ex-
,erienccd workman. The Tribune has ..
,een held from the start consistently
md easily first among American BIZ
,ycies by the full value put into them,
md by applying to their manufacture !.
Very advanced and appropriate me !
'hanical invention or idea that could
,e adapted to the art Of bicycle con-
truction. You had better see a .1'ri-
'une' before making q purchase: il :
ray result in your being satisfied with
our amount. We will call at the store
i II. S. Thurber, as II takes only a
examination to determine the :
uperiority of the Tribune over all
Their standard bicycles. He makes the 8
epairing of all kinds of bicycles a spe- =
ialty, also enameling, brazins and :,
leaning of wheels.
Your wife, fortuna e1y. is one of the :,
nest breadmakeTs that ever queened :.
over an oven,' says Uncle Bill to :,
FAIRY, but the most essential part OF :.
aking is good flour. can, like thou !,
ands of others in Marshalltown, rec :.
'Markota' -four. 1t is without :
rival and saves a heap of feminine :,
emper. The output of Markota' -four, :
hitch is constantly maintained at the
ighest standard of excellence. chal- I