Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-24
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George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist..

Wash dress goods sale Saturday, al
day. Archie Parker.
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Hot weather underwear from Csc w
in large variety. Stern's.
New -washable--very lat
est, 25c. Archie Parker.
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Il Z. r. Smith, the aurtioneer, cries
sale in Tama Saturday the 25th.
i Twenty five cent wash dress good
tomorrow at l5c. Archie Parker.
| Potatoes, large new Ones 80 cent
peck, $1.i5 bushel Mutual Benefit
Our fancy soft shirts are warm mem
bers, but will keep You cool. stern's.
Potatoes, large new ones, 80 cent.
peck, s1.l5 bushel. Mutual Benefit.
If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly send it to Flitton
| Tan. brown and beaver shades in coo
silk gloves. just received. Archie Par.
| ker.
! We sell lawn sprinklers-your choice
at 25c, soc, 75c. 81, and over. Schmidt's
| hardware store.
| Five dollars per month buys fine
piano from the manufacturers. l15
West Main street.
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That wonderful skirt sale at Pappes
will be continued tomorrow. Sale be-
gins at o'clock.
We sell refrigerators. quality Al
| and price always right. Schmidts
| hardware store.
If you like good coffee. drink German
American, always the same. D. S.
| Good Grocery Co.
Did it ever occur to YOU how well YOU
| can be dressed in one Of our S22 suits?
Hopkins, the popular tailor.
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Refrigerator prices almost cut N
two. Every refrigerator now goes at
less than cost to US. Cronk Bros.
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Henry Pappe's ladies' parlor WIS a
busy place today. That one-half price
sale of skirts attracted hundreds of
ladies.
Mrs. NJ. j. Pierce is assisting the
manufacturers to close out her stock
of pianos regardless of price at lis
West Main street.
You can buy a piano while they last
at less than cost to make them. Cab
and examine. Payments il desired. 115
West Main street.
Observation-Disclosures lady to take
charge Of business in this city, SIS
per week. Leave name and address at
T.-R. office. care Advertiser"
Charles Bovee, of Green Mountain
who was operated upon at st. Thomas
hospital a week or two ago. for ne
crosis Of the pelvis. Will be able to re-
turn to his home shortly.
We sell preserving kettles, prices
from Csc to s1.50. Come and look
over our line. 1t would be queer IL
you could not find what you need at
Schmidt's hardware store.
Miss Ward, living north of Marshall
town. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at ST. Thomas hospital ten
days ago, will be discharged in few
days and will return to her home.
We have good things for Sunday
dinner: New potatoes, new peas, beets,
cabbage. fruits of all kinds, fresh
meats, cooked and smoked meats. Both
phones. Prompt delivery. Jarvis g.
Kellogg.
DR.. j. r. Billiard was In Des Moines
today, where he attended the annual
meeting of the Iowa State Association
of Osteopaths. DIR. Billiard is MEM
Der of the board of trustees of the
state association.
Mr.. NJ. Fl. Moore, of s South Fourth
avenue. who was injured Wednesday
afternoon by being struck by n street
ear. is doing as nicely SIS could possibly
be expected The family today feels
quite encouraged as to the outcome.
Pitcher Coates, of the Waterloo
club, of the Iowa State League, pass
ed thru the city this morning on his
way to join the team at Ottnmwa,
where ii plays today. Coates has been
laying off recently at the request of
Manager Myers.
The old track of the Iowa Central
between Grinnell and Searsboro will
soon be torn up. an extra gang having
been sent south Thursday night TO
take charge of the work The new
track has but recently been put n
shape for use, and the last ditching
has just been completed.
DR.. T. o. Dougless, of Grinnell, Sec
rotary of the Iowa Congregational
Home Missionary Society, was in the
city Thursday afternoon. being on his
way to Belle PLANE, where he spent
the night. Dr.. Douglass LEFT for Usage
this morning, to spend the day on bus
mess, and Saturday will be in Stacey
Vile. On Sunday he will be in Still |
water and Orchard.
Mr.. T.. e. e. Hill. of Tama, president |
Of the Marshalltown district Epworth |
League Miss Maude .Aldrich, Mr.. Otto
Bishop. Mr. Charles Aldrich, Mr.. Gay |
Hammer, Rev. ]. r. A. Hammer, Miss |
Jessie Plumb, Miss Susie Jackson, Miss
Blanche Graham, Mrs. A. c. McCarn,
and Miss Vera Wonser all of Tama,
we're in the city Thursday evening,
being on their way home from Ackley. /
where they have been in attendance at
he fifteenth annual convention of the
district Epworth /
League.
Today is one Of special significance
among all Swedish people. 1t is a hol-
day in Sweden, the occasion being
Known as the midsummer festival II +
s not religious holiday, but rather a
sort of jollification like May day. The
Swedish people of this city have not
aiken any steps looking to the general
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