Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-14
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
The CITY IN BRIEF !
New fall skirts at NJ. +. Andrews.

New fall skirts at NJ. L. Andrews.
DR. Bullara, osteopath. % East Main.
D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main
Reliable plumbing house, David
| Coulton, for good work. Both phones
| Have received our new fall neck
| wear, collars, cuffs, shirts, etc. =. IL
Keller.
Shoes repaired and shined at lo@
East Main street. All work guarah-
teend. Antonio Cerino.
Girls. we have some new skirts TO
show YOU Lengths 80 to IS inches
Come and see them. NJ. r. Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker, 4o5
North Third avenue, are the parents Oh
a nine-pound son, born this morning
4 Plumbing repair work promptly ane
satisfactorily done by Hecker g Cal-
| kins. 20 North First street. Phone LIZ
| two rings.
The Catholic Ladies Mite society
4 will give an ice cream social IN the
basement OF the church Tuesday eve
ming. August Is. All invited.
New fall cravenettes from IS up
I the shower proof kind, made right III
right and priced right See them you
will buy one. M. F. Andrews.
We have one big lot of ladies' on
fords which are worth UP to Sl.eo
They will go in this sale at 50 cents
pair. Ingleiue & Young, Iowas larg-
est shoe house.
Van STEMS Kidney and Backache
Pills cure all kidney complaints ana
/ diseases arising from disorders OF the
kidneys and bladder. Price SO cents.
For sale by Alexander Drug co.
4 Mr. George Lundy, formerly OF this
/ civ. but now of Waterloo, where ne
/ is engaged ais assistant secretary of the
4 Y. NC. A., returned to Waterloo to-
day after a two weeks vacation WISH
a,ioyed at he home Of his father, Mr..
| N. w. Lundy.
| Our semi-annual clearance sale Is
| something that means saving OF ooi-
lars for you For four days, commenc-
ing Aug. Ii, $1.9S for your choice OF
any $3.50 and $500 shoe or oxford IN
summer weights and styles. lngleuue
g, Young. Iuwa's largest shoe mouse.
We are making low price on all
summer lines of shoes and oxfords 10
insure a quick reduction in stock ana
| To make room for our fall lines, which
are now on the way Ore ninety-eight
for yo,r choice of any $3.50 or $500
summer weight shoes and oxfords. IN
gledue & Young, Iowa., largest shoe
| house.
Miss stella Van Court, of Davenport,
arrived in the city Saturday evening,
and will remain for few days visit
as the guest of her friend, Mrs. Har-
| riet Miller. Miss Van Court and Mrs.
Miller expect to become associated IN
| the ladies' furnishings business at
Davenport soon. Mrs. Miller will leave
for Davenport about the first of Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Cliff, of Des
Moines, were in the city Saturday at
ternoon, being on their way to Clear
Lake, where they will remain for a
two weeks visit with Mr.. Gifts
mother, Mrs. N. R. Cliff, and family,
at the Gift summer home. Mr.. Cliff
and Miss Anna Fry, of Gearing, We're
in the city Saturday evening, en- route
to Clear Lake, where they will remain
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Bruegger, Of
Chicago, who have been In the city
for few weeks as guests at the home
of Mrs. Bruegger's parents, Col. and
Mrs. J. M. Parker, leave for their home
! Tuesday at 1888 p. m. Mr.. and Mrs
Bruegger will meet Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
e. SeeboecE, of Chicago, on the train
here, and will accompany them into
Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Seeboeck have
been spending several weeks at their
summer home at Manitou, Col.
The funeral Of the late Aaron Rich
ards. of State Center, was largely at
tended frora the home Of the deceased,
at State Center. Sunday Afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev w. n. Clement. pastor
of the Methodist church, had tbs SER
vices in charge. Members of the G. A.
r. post, and the Iowa Legion of Hon
er attended in body, and members Of
the post acted as pail bearers. The
floral offerings were numerous and
very beautiful Interment was in the
State Center cemetery.
A crowd Of boys, who have been in
camp for a week at 8. point on the
Iowa river, about a mile from Minerva
Junction, arrived home Sunday after
noon Fishing was better than ex-
pected, especially in the catfish line,
and the lads caught enough to keep
the table generously supplied during
the entire week The members Of the
camping party were Thornton Doelle,
| Henry Shove, Jr., Will and Roy Good
and Lacey Gray and Miller White, of
st. Louis. Professor L. A. Doel1e ac-
companied the lads.
Ingledue & Youngs great semi
nual clearance sale commencing Tues
day morning and LASTING four days
only. We shall place on sale all of
our ladies' and mems oxfords and sum-
mer goods of all kinds at prices that
should make hustle in the city. All our
$3.50 and $500 shoes and oxfords will
go at $1.9s a pair. All $3.50 and $500
shoes and oxfords will go in this sale
at $1.4S pair. Remember the sale
will last hut four days and we must
clear up tie odds and ends Of our sum-
mer lines. Ingledue & Young, Iowa's
largest she e house.
Mrs. j. lI. Parker entertained Satur-
do of OF IN fnr al