Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-25
Purity chocolates. Alexanders.
ID. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.

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We will make special prices on
| r. Lay
Don't forget the opening at the
lTawkeye Store February IS, Hawkeyc
Store, second floor.
All the latest ideas will be found in
| the immense stock Of Wall paper ut
Simmons Book Store.
Every piano must go. Don't miss
! the greatest opportunity of Your lf,
to get Il piano 1'ulirce Music House.
A larger stock of wall paper than all
other stocks in Malshalltown combn-
ed. Skeggs Wall Paper and Paint
store.
Buy Il piano of the old Reliable Tuf-
free Music Hossc while they are offer
/ ing them at factory prices to make re-
pairs on store room.
Buy a piano of he old Reliable Tuf-
free Music House while they are offer
ing them at factory prices to make re-
pairs on store room.
Our mens ss5o special in ali the
later styles of toes Buy your next
1 pair of shoes of us. Insledue < Young.
lowa's largest shoe house
| If You will examine the values we
offer Monday in embroderies and
muslin underwear YOU Will surely find
ii economy to invest in some. l.. r.
| Lay.
You cannot 90 wrong when you
buy II piano of the ruffree Music
House. for they only sell the best
grades made and they are going at fac
tory prices for few days.
Thirteen candidates were initiated
| into membership of Marshall Lodge.
No 312. b. y. O. f.. Friday night. and
following the ceremonies Il banquet
was served and social session enjoyed
by the members.
Mr.. b. a. Armstrong, of Gearing. was
in the city Friday afternoon. being on
his way home from Quarry, where
he had been for a brief stay on bust
ness having been engaged to take an
invoice of I, stock of goods.
Be sure and visit the second floor
of the Hawkeye Store at the opening
Tuesday, February 2S and see nice
display of suits. cloaks. skirts, shirt
waists etc Wilton e Whitehead,
second floor, Hawkeye Store.
Q. j. King, of Gogerty & King,
Gearing, accompanied to the city Fri
day afternoon car load of prime 230
pound hogs. which We're sold at the
Britain & Co. yards. The consign
ment numbered seventy-six head.
The body of Mrs. Eliza Swearingen.
accompanied by the daughters, arriv-
ed here Friday night from Mankato,
kas. The body Will be taken to AL
bion where short services will be held
at the grave at 5000 o'clock Sunday
morning.
A splendid quarter section in one of
the best counties in South Dakota for
sale. Will accept $500 to $1,000 in live
stock, farm machinery, buggies and !
wagons. Price, $1,000. Balance ar
ranged to suit For full particulars |
address Will H. Hill, Marshalltown, Ia.
1t is our ability 10 get together the
best of everything, to keep posted so
as to be able to decorate room tas- |
tily at a low figure that enables us to
carry by far the largest stock of wall |
paper in the city. and to employ large |
force of skilled workmen the year
around. Skegg's Wall Paper and Paint
Store.
The Fair must have negotiated
pretty successful sale today since the
manager reported they We're too busy
to furnish copy for the regular atlver-
Using space in this issue. However,
he promises some interesting reading
in the ad for Monday evening, in which
their customers will not be disap-
pointed.
In making room for our very large
stock of new wall paper we have laid
out quantity of remnants that will be
disposed of at very greatly reduced
prices. People wishing unprecedented
bargains in wall paper are invited to
come in. Please bring size of rooms.
Sale begins Monday, February 9th.
Simmons Book Store.
Mrs. Josephine Marsh, of 504 Brom-
ley street, who has been ill of nervous
prostration, complicated with other
serious ailments, during the past four
is in a quite dangerous con-
dition. Miss Lizzie Barnard, a train
ed nurse from Nationwide, arrived in
the city Friday evening and will be
with the patient.
A. J. Roberts. of Gearing. accompan-
led to the city Friday afternoon a car
load of hogs. shipped by his son
George Roberts, and sold at the Brit
tain & Co. yards. Eighty head in the
consignment averaged a little over 200
another load into the city Friday, but
the stock was not unloaded until after
dark. The second load was about the
same size as the first.
Der Deutsche Unterhaltungs Kreis
was entertained at it's regular meet
ing Friday afternoon by Mrs. l. l..
Cady There was u full attendance
present, and the afternoon was spent
with the regular reading. discussion
and conversation, after which dainty
We're served by the host
ess. Several impromptu musical num-
bers given by the members We're also Il
The next meeting will be
with Mrs. II. L. Getz.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.
District of MarshaIItown.