Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-28
George ]. Allen, opthalmologist.

Window glass cut to order. Charles
J.. Lander.
Shoes and furnishing goodss, prices
right. Jarvis & Kellogg.
We have a new stock of the famous
Allegretti chocolate creams. Mcdonald
| & Manhood Co.
We have new stock of the famous
| Allegretti chocolate creams. Mcdonald
a. Mahood Co.
The Highland Hustlers will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Brown
21O North Fourth avenue
| Our teas and coffees are the best
that can be bought. We are sole agents
for Silver Leaf tea. Jarvis & Kellogg
Why suffer with your eyes when you
can go to Allen, the jeweler, and have
your eyes tested, glasses fitted and the
pain relieved?
Nothing so appropriate or handsome
as cut glass for a wedding present. We
have a new invoice of the latest de-
signs. Allen, the jeweler.
Messrs. NJ E. Andrews, Tom Allen,
George and Charles Crazy, and ID. M.
Hostetter, were in LaMoille Tuesday
| in attendance at the Wyatt sale.
! The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Hans Madsen
and Mrs Charles lngraham, at the
Madsen home, 532 North First street.
Rugs! Rugs! Rugs! was able to
get some rugs at prices that were
surprise to me, and am now selling
all grades of rugs at prices never
reached before. Call in at D. G. Will
bur's and see them.
Miss Ginevra PIERCE, Of Grinnel, was
in the city over night Tuesday as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Smelling,
leaving this morning for Boise, Idaho.
where she will take position as pri-
mary teacher In the public schools.
So
A great reduction in the ptices of
rugs at d. C. Wilbur's store. They
are the same grades as we have hand
led before, but / was able to get some
very low prices at the market this fall
and am giving my customers the BEN
eft of them.
The Sundel Cafe Is always in the
lead in serving good meals Oysters
are now being served in every style,
and the aim is to have everything in
the market, and first class. The best
meals in the city for the price you will
find at Sundell's Cafe.
f. H. Wiley who has been in the
| y,
as gate tender for several years. has
taken the night baggageman's work at
the passenger station succeeding
Pierce Brechtbill. James Mansfield
has been placed in charge of the Third
avenue crossing gates.
Miss Mae Bowman leaves tonight for
ST. Louis. where she will be met by
her sister, Mrs. Will Barry, of Louis
vile, KY. They will visit the expo
sition for four or five days, after which
Miss Bowman will accompany Mrs.
Barry home, to remain for an indefinite
visit, probably until Thanksgiving.
While switching to change engines
for passenger train No. 8, on the
Northwestern, at Tama this morning.
the two locomotives came together,
disabling both, so that neither could
be used to bring the train west An>
other engine was secured, but the
time consumed delayed the train into
the city about an hour.
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Those who contemplate purchasing q
bookcase should call at our store and
see the new styles just received in the
car that was unloaded this week. We
also want you to see our dressing ta-
bles, ladies' desks, and other new ar
ticles. When passing, glance at our
show window and see the new dress
ing table, with mirror at the back
Marion Gard, originator of low prices
Miss Dula Chindburg, of Odebolt, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening, and
will remain for a brief visit at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. P. y. Wanberg.
Miss Chindburg joins here her sister,
Mrs Carl Thornquist, and husband,
and will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornquist to st. Louis, leaving to-
morrow evening. After a visit at the
exposition Miss Chindburg will go to
Columbia, S. c., to be with her sister
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tomlinson, who
We're recently married at Minerva, will
leave tomorrow evening for California,
where they will visit for a few weeks
before leaving for their home in Wena-
tchee, Wash Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson
will visit in Los Angeles, Pasadena,
Santa Monica and at Catalina Islands,
and after their stay in the southern
part of the state will go to San Fran
cisco, where they will take a boat to
Seattle. They expect to arrive in
Wenatchee about the middle of Oc-
tober.
For the benefit Of all persons, firms
or corporations, who wish to avail
themselves of the new privilege of
mailing large number of pieces OF
mail matter Of third and fourth class
es, it is announced that application
must be made to their postmasters.
who will, after first receiving author
ity from the department, issued a per-
NIT covering the conditions under
which the matter may be sent without
stamps. In all cases postage on the
entire quantity of mail must be paid
in money at the time this mail is pre-
scented at the postoffice
NEW SCHEDULES.