Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-17

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D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
Fur coats. long and short at NJ. +.
Andrews.
Don't miss the china salt and pepper
sale at Sinclair's tomorrow.
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Cocoanut cream kisses 10 cents per
pound. Iowa Candy Kitchen.
Dakota best high patent flour. Sold
at wholesale and retail, by Kirk Bros.
All of our tailored suits worth SIS
to SIS go at 80 1-3 per cent discount.
Il. r. Lay.
Tomorrow we offer you the balance
OF our trimmed millinery at 23 cents
each. e. r. Lay.
Eating pears and apples, sweet
oranges and fancy bananas. Cooking
apples 35c peck at Crlley's.
Indoor baseball this evening at 73d
at the r. r. Y. M. C. A.. Country Club
vs.. Athletics. Admission 10c
il you want this years style Of cloak
see our line. We are not showing any
last years goods. II. r. Lay.
Something new, our detachable fur
COLLAR This can be attached to any
cloth coat when needed. L. r. Lay.
Wanted-At once, q good second
hand fiat. top desk; also good stand
ing desk. Call at LaShelle's cigar
store.
The Munsing underwear wears bet
ter, fits neater and costs NO more than
inferior brands. Sold only by NJ. Il.
Andrews
We place on sale six pieces fancy
silk velvets very stylish for waists,
at 49c yard. These are worth 800.
e. r. Lay.
The next musical comedy to ibe seen
ut the Odeon win be Florodora, next
Monday evening. Seats 80 on sale to-
morrow, morning.
So0NIlo IleW VIlliiSS III sSOillSNallOho ttt
Culleys Pulled Rice" chocolate
chips, butter scotch and molasses
kisses. See the line.
We have all styles in cloaks No
matter how very particular you may
be In matters Of dress, we can please
you. M. +. Andrews.
For Rent-No. 0 North Fourth street,
where DR.. Clemmer now lives, will be
for rent December /, 1905 Call and see
u.s. John d. Vail Real Estate Co.. 100
West Main street.
Darner, the hardware man at 80
East Main street, will have a complete
line OF groceries in connection, tomor-
row. His will be known as the Pure
Food" grocery store Produce brings
the highest market price there.
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Claim Agent Marquis Barr, OF the
Central, who has been In Nevada for
"a day or two as witness In a damage
suit against the company which was
being tried, was in the city this morn
ing on his way home to Oskaloosa.
Attention, Odd Fellows. Members
OF Banner Lodge, /. o. o. F., are re-
quested to meet at the lodge hall at
$3.50 Saturday morning to escort the
remains Of Brother s. p. Ayres to Chi
cago & Northwestern depot. e. T.
Barker, N. G.
For few days only we Will sell and
deliver one dozen sincandescent lamps
including one Hylo for $2.75. AS we
have only a limited number of these
Hylo lamps, If you desire to procure
them at above price send in your order
ait once. u Ma rshalltownn Light, Power
and Railway Co.
The Concordia Aid Society was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs Peter
Mayer Thursday afternoon Thirty
members were present. The afternoon
was spent IN sewing and tieiny COM
forters. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Mayer, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Jennie and Misses Marie Mineah
and Anna CLEAR.
Will Carleton and John Merson, of
the general auditing department Of the
Iowa Central, Minneapolis, were in the
city Thursday checking up the ac-
counts OF Master Mechanic Feeley's Of
lice. Mr.. Carleton spent today In Os-
lsaloosa on company business, and both
he and Mr.. Merson will return to Min
neapolis tonight.
China salts and peppers given away
at Sinclair's Saturday. Your choice of
a pair OF either white. decorated or
Japanese china with each SO cent pur-s
chase OF coffees. teas. baking powder,
starch, soda, rice. tapioca, oat meal.
etc, Saturday. Mr.. Sinclair purchased
several gross pairs which made this
exceptional value possible.
Mrs Margaret Ackert and Mrs. f. II.
Ackert were hostessss yesterday at the
formers home, II North Third ave-
nue., to about sixteen OF their most in
innate lady friends at a most delight
full o'clock luncheon. The afternoon
was spent in sewing and in social
way. The only oqlt-of-town guest was
Mrs T. c. Borden OF Chicago.
Court Reporter A. B. Hoover, Of this
district, spent Thursday afternoon in
Tama, where he reported the bankrupt
cy proceedings brought before Referee
Chauncey Stevens. Of Montour. The
case was IN the matter OF Durnba1lld
& Dumbauld, implement dealers of
Tama, and the Thursday afternoon ex-
animation Of the bankrupts was con-
tir1uation Of the first meeting of the