Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-22

George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
VIM. Rattin, 8 per cent farnNoans.
DIR. w. NJ Choate dentist, own the
Fidelity bank.
DR.. Mairs; consultation free. Office
1872 East Main.
Consultation and examination free.
Dr. Newell. optical specialist.
DR. MARS office has moved to oppo-
site the postof1ice 122 East Main.
If you want home made lard or
sausage. phone your order to j. a.
| Awde.
We have nice lettuce. rutabagas
;nrnips. carrots and parsnips. d. S
Good Grocery Company
Trousers of the kind that are right
of medium weight and at cleanup
quick prices. Hopkins.
Latest methods latest apparatus and
appliances at our optical parlors, Ia
East Main. New phone 40.
w !tNIl tle NDtNIS ma uHea al the
odeon Thea;er tomorrow afternoon
Prices: Children. 10 cents: adults. 20
cents.
Twelve pounds of rasin prunes 50
cents: two dozen sweet navel oranges
25 cents. Saturday. at Jarvis q Ke!-
logg's.
In Culleys sanitary market young
veal. fancy beef. mutton and pork and
our make OF mncemeat. Try us for
dressed poultry.
Tonight, Importance Of Scientific
Heredity." DIR. Townsend. Maceabee
hall. Sis. Ten cents. This lecture
has been requested by Des Moines
managers.
mour & Co. arrived in the city this
morning from Mason City and spent
the day with Manager L. l.. Stoltz. of
the local branch.
Ladies. bear In mind at Henry
Pappe's ladies' clothing parlor you can
buy tomorrow 81 walking skirts al.
sl.S5 So walking skirts at s3.lS, and
$3.50 walking skirts at s4.l6
--.s.----
Allen Packer. who underwent an
operation at ST. Thomas hospital
Wednesday. is about the same today.
He rested easily Thursday afternoon,
but did not pass very comfortable
night.
Have you ever used our home made
lard? If not. send us an order, for 1t
ii so much cleaner and nicer in every
way than the other kind that 1t is
a pleasure to use 1t, Plenty of 1t at
all times. ]. A. Awde.
II you can buy the latest improved
go-carts for the same price as the old
kind, why not get the best? We have
a new line that arrived today. the adj
Unstable kind. that we would be pleas
ed to show you. Marion Gard.
Mr. A. P. Spencer. of Oskaloosa.
auditor of the Western Grocery Com
pany. who has been in the city few
days checking up the books of the
Let's. Fletcher Company and the Spen-
GER Let's Coffee Company, returned to
oskaloosa Thursday evening.
Every one Will enjoy the moving pic
lures. illustrated songs and clever spe-
cialties of the Br.nton Entertaining
Company who opens three nights
at the Odeon next Mon
day. Prices 10, IS and 25 cents. A lady
free with every 25-cen; ticket pur-
chased before 6 o'clock Monday.
Train Dispatcher Porter OF the Cen
trail, who came to the city Thursday
to operate trains on the north end out
OF here, owing to the wires being
down on the south division. returned
to Oskaloosa last night. The lines have
been sufficiently repaired so that trains
can be handled as usual from that
,ity
Be sure and see all the newest NOV
ing pictures. Illustrated 81 ngs and spe-
cialties with the Brnton Entertaining
Company at the Odeon Monday even
ng. A lady will be admitted free with
every 25-cent ticket purchased before
o'clock. Bargain prices 10, Is and %
cents.
a change in the ticket Office OF the
Great IVES tern was made today, when
E. r. Howard was checked in as day
ticket clerk. vice w. A. Gibson, trans
'erred. Mr.. Gibson takes his former
position as day operator at the local |
freight Office. Mr.. Howard comes from
Hanley. a station thirty-two miles |
south OF Dies Moines. on the ST. Joe d.
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