Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-23
Chamberlain, optician.
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Bunard. osteopath. % East Mai


You can buy for s17.50 all of our
$25 suits. E. r. Lay.
If you like good bread buy Gold Medal
flour. D. s. Good Grocery Co.
Pay your flat rate water rents now
and save 25 per cent discount.
Plated knives and forks, the best
made, at Aliens, IA East Main.
Pay your fiat rate water rents now
and save 20 per cent discount.
"out of the West an interesting
picture of western life, at Liebig's.
Wool dress goods sale Monday. One
dollar and fifty-cent goods for s1.15
Archie Parker.
If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. y
S. Good Grocery Co.
Wool dress goods sale Monday; one
fourth off. This means 81 goods at Il
cents. Archie Parker.
The Devoe paints are the best or
the market Expert painters will tel
Now is the time to set water meters
so as to begin reading them when
your fiat rate payment expires on
May l.
have a large line OF window screens
in stock that were bought right. / am
making special prices to move them. A.
A. Moore.
The Big Four flour of today is the
best flour on the market for the price OF
S13O per sack. 1t is hard to beat anc
easy to get.
Prices of shingles are advancing at
the producing points. The special pric-
es ann now making cannot continue
long. A. A. Moore.
We have just received and will have
on sale Monday some very nice pieces
in cut glass Desirable goods and very
attractive. George l.. Andrews.
To conduct prosperous business II
is reliability and integrity which count
Billings Chapin's Pure Prepared Paints
are reliable durable and honestly
made. Dinges & Everist. dealers.
The regular weekly meeting Of tha
park commissioners was held Friday
night at the office of Chairman c. T.
LaPlant Nothing but routine bust
ness was transacted.
Force of habit with us to talk quail
ity--can't help it: what we know, we
know: and we want you to know the
quality of the Billings Crapin's Pure
Prepared Paints. Dinges & Everist
dealers.
The regular Y NJ. C. A. meeting on
Sunday afternoon will be held at $3.50
instead OF O'clock. Open to women
as well as men. The room will be
darkened and hymns sung from the
stereopticon screen.
Easy comes and easy stays One OF
our new couches comes at the right
price and stays because ii Will give
satisfaction. D. c. Wilbur pieases
them all when 1t coTes to couches,
n.venports .nd pa lor sets.
Davis & Co.. the druggists, located
in the Finatle block, have a new foun-
tain manufactured by the Liquid Car
bonic Acid Co., and are ready to serve
refreshing drinks. They will use only
the pure crushed fruit and fruit julio
es.
1T ds no trouble to select a suit from
our large stock of foreign and domestic
goods on display at our tailoring en-
porium. While in the eastern markets
recently we selected all the new things
that will be worn this season, and can
assure you that the style and fit viii
be satisfactory. Tony Psenicka.
The special train on the Chicago
Great Western will leave this city on
Sunday morning April "a, at o'clock,
for Oelwein. The occasion is the ini-
Is open to the general public. Base
ball and other amusements. Tickets
Sl.75 for the round trip. and on sale
at LaShelle & Cooks west end store
Lamb Bros and Dietrich's cigar stores
and any member of the local court.
Mrs. D. w. Marston and Mrs. c. G.
st. Clair entertained the Caraway Clu',
at the formers home on East Main
street Friday night. Bid eucher was
enjoyed after dinner. and the prizes
for sweeps went to Mrs. A. +. Balcf
and Mr.. ]. L. Carney, while those fol
progression were awarded Mrs. A. jan
ney and Mr.. E. S. Ketchum. The ladies
We're assisted In serving by Mrs f.
E. North and Miss Mary Hollister. Miss
Perkins, of Moline. ILL.,. was the only
out of-town guest.
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A iSn artvy 1rrac Cry
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Gard Friday night, the occasion being
the anniversaries OF Mr.. Gard and Miss
Adeline Richards. the latter of Lee
Grand. who visits the city regularly
and whose birthday occurred on the
same date. About twenty-five OF the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gard and Miss
Richards swooped down on the home
and took the inmates completely by
surprise The evening was spen,
pleasantly with music, cards and dane
ing. Light refreshments We're served
Mrs. Edward p. Miller was hostess
Saturday afternoon at a l o'clock
luncheon and anniversary surprise fol
her sister. Mrs. Eta PenceGarvey, OF
Huntington Ore, who has been visit
ing here for several weeks About g
score of the young lady friends Of Mrs
Garvey were entertained. In story
writing contest, which furnished no lit
tie amusement, Miss Fannie Shaw was
awarded the head prize. Carnations
were given as favors. Mrs. l. Q. KEN
Bile assisted Mrs. Miller in serving
The only ut-of town guest, other thar
Mrs. Garvey, was Mrs. G. P. Wyckoff