Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-30
Eurnu s,r4nxm anua Saturday Apri1 1904

Lumber-A A. Moore.
George j. Allen, ophthalmologist
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DR.. N. w. GetZ surgeon. physician.
"An Unshared Secret at Liebig's.
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 West
Main.
'sThe Web: Methods of Good and Bad
Lawyers Contrasted,' at Liebig's
Imperial lawn mowers at Cronk
Bros, 80 East Main. Both phones
White skirts 90 cents to 1925. Mon
day for three days. Archie Par
ker.
| All of this seasons purchase of tai
lor-made suits go at half price. E. r.
Lay.
Tucked yoke gowns. high and low
Inecks, Is cents, at our sale. Archie
Parker.
| II appointments are made at the
Wood eye and ear santarium, there Is
no complaint.
! II you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. ID.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Why don't you wear one of our tai
lored suits when you can have one for
just half price? e. r. Lay.
| Remember our big muslin underwear
sale commences Monday morning and
4 ut d. H.
Commences today taking distilled
water ice Both phones 43S. Iowa Ar
]tificial Ice and Refrigerating Co.
/ Remember the calico ball at Banner
hall tonight Admission with offer and
lunch Is cents. Everybody invited.
Commence May 1st taking distilled
water ice. Both prones, 4ss. Iowa Ar
tiiicial Ice and Refrigsrating Co.
Wheeler patent screens Put them In
yourself. No carpenter no mechanic
Sold by Cronk Bros 80 East Main
Both phones.
Sheriff c.. S. Hutson was in Union
| Friday, where he spent the day look,
| ing after civil matters in connection
| with his office.
| Lincoln paint is made from pure
White lead, oxide of zinc, pure linseei
oil and turpentine. Macdonald & Ma.
hood Company.
| Corset covers 25 cents. lace and in
sertion trimmed. solid tucked front.
easily worth so cents this sale Is cents.
| Archie Parker
Tonight at Mrs. PARIS dancing
school, learn .Ping Pong and -Four
Step Dance afterwards. 25 cents.
Harp orchestra.
| Loren J. Newton, Henry Wagner, T
IT. Rossland, Albert Cerke and J.. il
| Warren We're new arrivals Friday At
| the Wood eye and ear sanitarlum al
Marshalltown
Monday, May End, Marshalltown' :
pride, the High School VS.. Marshall
town "Grays' Game called at $3.50
Admission IS cents. Grand stand lc
cents. Don't miss this one.
| The" warmest" and coolest yet! Rad
ium and Liquid Air at the NJ. 4. church
next Thursday evening. Adults 30
cents: students and children, % cents.
Tickets at Alexanders drug store.
You always get the best the season
affords at Sundelrs Cafe. Our meals
are the best served in the city. and
our baker goods can not be excelle,d.
| Parties supplied at reasonable rates.
Sundell's Cafe.
Clayton. the 4-year-old son OF
| Xavier LaPlant, OF Clemens, fell down
the cellar way at his fathers home
pitching head foremost down the stairs,
distance of six or seven feet. The
lad alighted on his feet. and sustained
a fractured left ankle.
Do not be deceived by merchants adj
vising you to buy paint just because 1t
| is cheap. A cheap paint is dear at any
iprice. Get only the best, and that the
Billings-shapin pure prepared. For
sale by Dinges & Everist.
Rev. NJ. Londahl went to Roland Fri
day evening where he will fill his regu-
lar engagement as pastor of the Roland
Norwegian Lutheran church on Sun
day. Mrs. Londahl and children also
went to Roland Friday. and with Few.
| Londahl will be guests at the home OF
| Mr.. Henry Duea, cashier of the Roland
State bank.
! Rev. David Dempster entertained the
officers and teachers of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school at the home Of Mr..
land Mrs. E. u Graft. Friday evening.
After an informal musical program and
an interesting series of conundrums,
refreshments were served by Mrs.
lGraff, assisted by Mrs. j. II. Egermayer
land Miss Louise Miller.
+ Big Sale-Muslin underwear begins
Monday morning, May 2. lasting three
days. Manufacturers line Of samples
bought at one-h half their real value. The
best makes. the finest materials that
have ever been offered In any sale on
many day. Prices cut in two The
assortment will be large as it repre-
sents everything made by the large
manufacturers in the country. Archie
Parker.
The second team of the high school
went to Union this morning to play the
team of the high school at that town
The visiting nine will line up as fol-
lows: Moore catch; Kirk, pitch: Alb
bott first: George Kirk. second; Hall,
Third; Farrand, short; Roberts. left
field; Estel, center field; McKinnon