Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-21
George ] Allen. opthalmologist.


3S cents. Il. r. Lay.
Pay your flat rate water rents now
and save the discount
Easter neckwear in greatest variety
can he found at Henry Pappe's.
We have just placed on sale a new
line of hand bags T. r. Lay.
See Wright's Easter display of flow
ers, and plants, 204 East Main.
Ben Hur fair Easter Monday. Fin
kles hall, April Gath to 10th.
Kembles flowers are the correct
thing for an Easter remembrance.
For Sale Strawberry plants. Mrs
Charles Satia, Ill North Ninth street.
We have complete line of room
mouldings and plate rails. Dinges &
ENerist.
Saturday is good day to get
your supply OF screen enamel at
Schmidts.
Special low prices on boys clothing
tomorrow Remember Easter Sunday
Henry Pappe.
Easter will be incomplete without
blooming plant or box of flowers
from Kemble's.
Tomorrow we will make very low
prices on silk, wool and mohair tailor
ed SUITS E. r. Lay.
Bright new checks, plaids and stripes
in trouserings and suitings, at Hop
kins', the popular tailor.
Ladies, if you are looking for de-
pendable ladies' wear you can find it at
Pappe's. Always welcome.
Special for Saturday. twenty-five
silk petticoats. usually sold for $3.50
each, our price IS. E. R. Lay.
Easter neckwear. All styles and all
colors. Special low prices for tomorrow,
% and SO cents. Always at Pappe's.
Flat rate water rents should be paid
now. If you wait until next pay day
you may be too late for the discount.
Next Sunday is Easter. AT Pappe's
you will find the biggest selection of
mems and boys hats. Prices We're new
err so low.
John s. Hixson, of ST. Anthony, was
in the city Thursday accompanying
car load of hogs, which he sold at the
Britain & Co. yards.
| Every boy expects to have a new suit
| for Easter Sunday Just take him to
Pappe's tomorrow, and see what a lit
tie money will do for you.
The aid society of Concordia Lodge,
No. 295, r. d., enjoyed a nice meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Albert Tow, 4O5 East State
| street.
| The Grays and Flynn's "Unknowns"
will be pitted at Finkle's park Sunday
and Monday. Fast games assured.
Turn out and see the Grays. Games
| called at 8: 80 o'clock.
The Royal Neighbors We're pleasant
ly entertained at their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon by Miss Sadie
Peterson, 413 Frederick street. Re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
| Have now in stock two car loads OF
Globe steel ranges and to reduce stock
am making some very low prices on
steel ranges, over thirty styles and
sizes to select from. Bullock's hard
ware store.
Superintendent William I. Crane, of
the city schools, left this morning for
Plattsville, Wis, where this evening
| he acts as one of the judges in a nor
NAL school debate. He will return
Saturday night.
An official circular issued jointly by
S. E. Stohr, general freight agent of
the Chicago Great Western. ST. Paul,
and j. P. Elmer general passenger
agent, announces the appointment of
Mr.. C. D. Thompson as general agent
at Duluth, Mimi, in charge of both
freight and passenger traffic.
A very small attendance was pres
ent on account of the rain, Thursday
afternoon, at the regular meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. G.
A., which was held at the F. e. North
UP home COS West State street. Mrs.
| Northup was assisted in entertaining
the auxiliary by Mrs. Ben Alderman,
and light refreshments We're served at
ter the business session
A change in the arrangements for the
burial of Engineer j. w. Coleman, OF
the Central, were made today, and in
stead Of interment in Riverside, the
body will be taken to Bushnell, ILL.,.
for burial, leaving the city at o'clock
Saturday morning. The funeral serv-
ices this afternoon We're held from the
home, 312 West Boone, at 3 o'clock, as
planned, Rev. w. H. Scott, officiat-
| ing.
Jack Flynn's "Unknowns," so called
because they were signed by Umpire
Flynn to play around the circuit dur
ing the weeks preceding, the league
season, will be the attraction at Fin
kle's park Sunday and Monday.
F'lynn's players are men who are try
ing to find berths in the league and
are working out in the different cities
of the circuit where the team appears.
Flynn has some fast ones. Fans should
see the Grays go to them on Sunday.
The Anniversary Club, comprising
in its membership several couples liv-
ing in the Rock Valley neighbolalood.
held another of it's series of social eve
nings Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo Wooten, who celebrate
| ed their twelfth anniversary. The af-
fair assumed the phases of an Easter
| party, decorations being in keeping
with the season. In an author guessing
contest Mrs. A. D. Summers received
the first prize, a live chicken. Several
| cut for the consolidation, which was