Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-02

just received new supply of Jap
a-Ilac. Mcdonald & Mahood Co.
Corset covers for so cents; solo
everywhere for 81. Archie Parker
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. d
S. Good Grocery Co.
Auditor Tracy Ford, of the Newton
and Northwestern, spent Sunday in the
city with DR.. j. l.. Millinery.
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Muslin underwear for less than the
cost of materials at our manufacture
ers' sample sale. Archie Parker.
Meetings of NJ B. A. Lodge No. 94s
are changed to each alternate Friday
. night, beginning Friday night, May s
A meeting of the Marshal!town Min
|isterial Association was held tht'
morning Nothing of Importance wa;
done
This week: Eight bars Cudahy 4
| Diamond c. soap. "a cents: Cudahy $
white Borax" soap cents. Mutual
Benefit.
/ Lincoln paint is made from pure
| white lead. oxide of zinc. pure linseed
| oil and turpentine. Macdonald & Ma
hood Company.
| Visit our plant on Third avenue and
see how distilled water ice is mads
| Both phones 436. Iowa Artificial les
& Refrigerating Co.
Thirty-sx- Inch black taffeta silk on
Y H. n,fs a
at Nettie Ingledue & Co.'S. the Up-to-
Date Dry Goods House.
| Our office is open until O'Clock
,. m. to receive orders for distilled wat
| er ice. Both phones 436 Iowa Artificial
Ice & Refrigerating Co.
| The ladies of Concordia Rebekah
| Lodge gave calico ball at the Odd
Fellows hall Saturday night that was
very we'll patronized and successful.
| Our stock of furniture was never so
complete as now, and we can show you
almost anything in the furniture line
for spring Our wood linoleum is fine
and cheap at the price we ask for it.
| Marion Gard.
| Manager j. w. Myers and his Water
| loo Microbes" also Manager Tiley
and his Oskaloosa "Quakers, passed
| thru the city Sunday morning on their
| way from Oskaloesa where, they play
ed two games. to Waterloo where they
play two-game series.
| The annual meeting Of the Organized
Charities Association will be held Tues
| day evening. May 3, at o'clock in tbs
basement OF the First Baptist church.
The Humane Society will meet with it
and reports will be read from all the
charity societies Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Thatcher and
son, Milo, of Liscomb, were in the city
Saturday, leaving in the evening for
| Sacramento City, Cal. where they VIII
remain during the summer and per-
| haps longer The trip is taken In the
| interests of of the health of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatcher who are both advanced
! in years.
Editor O. S. Chapma of the Glenn
ons Tribune, spent Saturday in the
! city on business. Mr.. Chapman is suf-'
| fering from a badly mashed index fin-
ger of the night hand, received while
| feeding a platen press. The middle
and ring fingers We're also caught be-
tween the platen and the body Of the
press, but were not injured severely.
DR.. r. ]. Blanche, who for the past
| two years has been in the employ or
the agricultural department of tnt
United States as meat inspector at the
Britain & Co.'S plant, has been trans
| ferred and is succeeded by DIR. J. O.
| f. Price of st. Louis, who arrived Sat
urday, to assume his duties. Or.
Blanche will be transferred, but to jus,
what point he does not as yet know
The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Ferguson
was held at the residence. 20S East
| Webster street, Saturday afternoon at
10: 80 o'clock, and was largely attended
! by friends of the deceased and family.
Rev Elijah Brown Jones offieiated. The
i pail bearers We're John Chinn, II. ii.
/ Jones, S. O. Lampman, j. w. Wells
| l. N. Long and John Montgomery. Mrs.
7. I. WATSON and Miss Alice Lincoln
sang The interment was in Riverside.
| Ray WINERY, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Winery. who won a prize of :,
/ fered by the National Magazine aud
was awarded trip with the editor
Mr.. Joe Mitchell Chapple, to the West
Indies. arrived home Sunday evening
| after months absence. Master
| WINERY had most delightful trip
with the party of grown people, he be
ling the only child, which was under
! the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Chapple
The party visited Jamaica and spent
a week on the island visiting all the
| points of interest. The ocean voyag ;
/ consumed five days each way
Sale of black silks at Nettie Ingledue
& Cos. the up-to- date dry goods house
We shall place on sale tomorrow. Tues
day morning. for this day only. 800
yards of black 36-inch taffeta silk at
| the lowest price ever named for this
grade of silk, 60 cents a yard. Two
hundred yards of black peau de sole
silk that sold for IS cents and 81 yard
at the extreme low price of 90 cents a
yard. We guarantee this to be the best
values ever offered the buyers of Mar
shalltown. We would advise ladies de-
string any of these silks to come early
as they Will surely not last long at this
price Nettie Ingledue &; Co.. the up
to- date dry goods house.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Take Advantage of Half Price Offer
Made by Mcbride & Will.
Tn thaea times when living eypanSaS