Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-19
THE CITY In BRIEF

teas go to sinclair's
Snider's catsup, Chill sauce and oys.
ter cocktail at Olson's.
Plenty of fancy celery at Culleys
only 10 cents per pound.
| The choicest bakery goods In the
city you will find at Sundell's Cafe.
Oranges by the peck, bushel or box
d. S. Good Grocery Company. Phones
la.
\ few leap year bargains in steel
ranges. See us. c. F. Schmidt's Stove
Store.
Those sweet oranges at 40 and so
cents per peck are bargains. For sale
at Culley's.
4 Select your tailor-made suits while
we have full line of sizes. Hawkeye
Store. second floor.
Remember, ladies. tomorrow is the
last day of our great muslin underwear
sale. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
We offer you the best bargains ever
for Saturday. Ra!sin prunes. IL
pounds for so cents. Jarvis & Kellogg.
Fish for Lent. Just in. Breakfas:
mackerel. herring, anchovies. spiced
Holland herring, halibut and smoked
1 bloaters at Olson's.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's
church will have an exchange every
Saturday afternoon during Lent at Mr..
Myers store. East Main street.
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Sinclairs coffees. teas, spices, etc,
always fresh. and why shouldn't they
be, as his nine statesmen sell at re-
I tail in over 100 towns and cities be-
sides Marshalltown.
For Saturday we have been able to
secure 100 yards OF the celebrated thir-
ity-siX-inch black taffeta silk. Regu-
lar price 81. Special sale price, 80
cents. Archie Parker.
In ordar to insure insertion all
briefs. locals or one-cent lads" must
be In this office before 2 o'clock each
afternoon. Advertisers Will govern
themselves accordingly.
Lid 81 Gss. Ca veil returned Thurs
day night from Vinton. where he has
been holding short adjourned session
of the Benton county court to listen to
the arguing of the motions.
A lady free with every 80 cent ticket
Powell Portfolio Company for three
Prices 10. 20 and 80 cents.
Mr.. H. G. Handsaker, of Fernald,
Iowa, underwent successful operation
under chloroform Friday at DR.. Woods,
eye and ear infirmary for the re-
,noval of growth from one Of his
eyes.
"A rise OF nine degrees On maximum
and a fall of sixteen in minimum are
shown by today's temperature record.
Thursdays maximum was 20, and the
minimum below. At s:30 this morn
ing below was registered.
,Marmaduke the pet pug of DR.. and
Mrs. A. b. Conway, is dead. Asthma,
made it necessary to chloroform 1t.
The little fellow. which was raised from
puppyhood In the Conway family,
was II years OF age.
Father Renter. OF Ames. addressed
La gathering OF the pupils at ST.
Mary's institute Thursday night on the
subject of temperance. A number of
the children OF the school took part in
the program. which comprised recita-
|tions songs and dialogues.
The muslin underwear that we sell
lis made by the Peerless Manufacturing
Company. and is. without question.
the best line carried by any house in
central Iowa. Our sales grow larger
on it each season, which Is proof OF It's
merits. Tomorrow ends our sale. so
do not fail to take advantage of 1t.
Nettie Ingledue & Co.
On Monday evening lady will he
admitted free with every 80 cent ticket
purchased before 8 o'clock at the
odeon when the Powell Portfolio COM
|pany will open three nights engage
ment. A new play will be presented
each evening with clever specialties
between the acts Prices 10. 90 and
80 cents Seats on sale tomorrow morn
ing.
The members of Frank NJ. Thomas
w r. C. No. are preparing for q
Washington tea, to be held Monday
evening, concentrating the anniver-
sary of the birth of George Washing
ton. patriotic prnglam will be
given. The relief committee of the
corps. at meeting held reported the
making Of nine visits since the last
meeting, and donating OF seventy-nine
articles OF clothing. valued at 81. also
three baskets of food. valued at 80
cents.
Haviland sale, Sinclair's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eckles enter
tanned at their home, in North Vienna
township, eight miles north OF the
city. Thursday evening, company
Of about seventy friends at a reception.
in honor of their son, Mr.. Howard Eek
les and bride who were married We'd
nesday evening at Albion. Mr.. and
Mrs Roher, Eckles expect soon TO
move to their new home in Conrad.
ana will turn over their homestead to
their son who, with his WIFE will be ut
home to their friends after March l6.
Those present from a distance at the
reception Thursday evening wero Miss
Clara Keller. OF Fayette, Ark: Miss
Nellie Stewart, who is attending school
at Grinneii; and Mr.. w. A. Eckles Of
Nora Dpringa
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