Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-09
Secret society napkins at Lieblg's.

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Fishers best flour, $1.6O per sack. All
grocers.
Pictures for everyone at Skegg's wall
paper store.
An oil heater for $3.50. Bullocks
| Hardware Store.
The best 20 cent coffee on the mar
ket at VIII Miller's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston
spent the day in Des Moines.
| A nice pair OF all clamp skates for
| 30 cents a pair. Bullock's Hardware
Store.
| Pictures framed, sheet pictures. and
pictures framed to order at Skegg's
| store.
Miss Beryle Flora went to Clemens
Thursday evening for few days
visit with friends.
Nothing better than Arata tea, a de-
llcious and refreshing drink. Huls &
Son. Finkle block.
Plano bargains. Do you want a pi-
ano! See us for O genuine bargain.
Eadie Music Co.
DR.. Clemmer has moved his office
from the Hopkins block to the new
fremont block, suite 0.
Dlrs pickles, sweet midgets and
medium stuffed manEoes, and the best
olive for the money at Culley's.
Wanted--Man to keep steam coal
ashes removed from alley by Y. M. G.
a. boiler room. State terms to the sec
rotary.
Have you tried that maple syrup at
Culley's? You are missing treat by
not using it. In quart. 2 quart and
1 gallon cans only.
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Talk about bargains In pianos. We
have EN-. Splendid pianos, mahogany
uprights. rosewood uprights, English
walnut uprights, from 500 up. Eadie
Music Co.
Order your Sunday meats early. We
will deliver them promptly. You will
be sure to get the best IL you order
OF us. Leutennegger & Co, South
Third avenue.
Pianos! Pianos! Pianos! II you
want to buy piano and should call
at our store during the next fifteen
days you will buy, that's all. Eadie
Music Co.
NJ. A. Ward, Of Bromley, shipped to
the city Thursday Afternoon car load
of hogs that We're sold at the Britain
g. Co. yards. Forty-four head averag-
ed 275 pounds.
Mrs. D. S. Iverson. Of Pickering, who
has been spending few days at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. Ole o. Lien,
northeast of the city, returned to her
home Thursday evening.
You have always wanted to buy
good secondhand Emerson piano. You
have 1t now and may never get another
chance. Come and see them and be
convinced. Tufree music house.
Assistant City Clerk John Long
necker is confined to his home threat
ened with an attack Of grippe. In
spector of the Water Department. I. 8.
Willard is also Off duty owing to ILL
ness.
One president of the United States
was q preacher, Who was he? Read
his inaugural address In volume four,
page one hundred and eighty-f1ve in the
Famous American Statesmen orators,
given by the T.-R. as a premium.
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From now until Christmas we will |
keep open evenings to show you the
finest line Of furniture and pictures In
the city. The fancy rockers, center
tables and buffets at d. c. Wilbur's are
the best in the land and you ought to
see them.
1t will pay you to call at the
Ladies' Bazaar. 10 East Main street,
before purchasing your holiday suit
skirt or waist. You will save so per cent
on buying your hat there. Sale con-
tinues until Christmas. Come and con-
vince yourself.
r. L. Clay & Co., have opened a
meat market at 81 West Main street,
and will have at all times the choicest
meats, turkeys, chickens, ducks and
geese, sausage and game in season.
Leave your order or call them up on
new phone 768.
Miss Mae Gertrude Dolan, a teacher
in the Oelwein high school, spent |
Thursday in the city for the purpose of
visiting the different departments OF
the Marshalltown high school. Miss
Dolan expressed herself as being very
much pleased with the different de-
partments she visited.
A dispatch published on the Iowa
pages today announces a settlement OF
the damage case brought by w. e.
Mitchem, of Abba, against the c., B. &
@. railway. for the loss of his wife and
baby IN the terrible wreck on the 90"
near Abba, on December 10, 1903 Mr..
MNchem was a former resident Of this
county, his mother now living south
east Of this city.
Arthur W. Reisnor, who has been In
the city for several weeks, representing
the Western Construction Company of
in experimenting the work
on the new postoffice building, arrived
in the city from Albert Lea this morn
ing. He left later in the day for De
Kalb, and from there will go to Mil
waukee. He expects to spend the win
ter in New York.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Friends church met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Hub
Ter. sic North First street, twenty one
being present. New officers were cleo
ted, Mrs Will Peckham being chosen,
president; Mrs. C. 2. Pickard, vice
president; Mrs. Grimm, secretary and
Mrs w r. Painter, treasurer