Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-28
George ] Allen, opthalmologlst.

and save the discount.
| Remember for your Sunday dinner,
Cameo sweet wrinkled peas.
| Culley's line of pickles can't be beat
for variety, quality or low price.
Ben Hur fair at Finkle's hall tonight.
Ladies free. Ferguson's orchestra.
See our ad. on tailored suits Whit
ton & Whitehead, second floor, Hawk
eye store.
Cloverdale fruit preserves in peach,
red cherry, raspberry, etc. at Reynolds
| & Sheldon's.
! A bread mixer is one of the latest
novelties and a great success too. See
Schmidt and try one for a week or
| two.
Saturday we offer you your choice
of 100 pieces of wash goods at cents
| Every yard of these is worth 122 to
Is cents. E. r. Lay.
| 1t is the knowing ones that get the
habit of using distilled water ice.
Both phones, 436. Iowa Artificial Ice
& Refrigerating Company.
| Mrs, Nettie M Beckel, matron of the
dornitory department of the Y. M. c.
A., is sick at her home, 10S South
foureh avenue VI spiioiu ieNei
Fifty skirts salesnan,s sample line.
will he sold at manufacturers price.
No two alike. These are great values.
Come ana see them. M. +. ANDREWS.
Culley has fresh lettuce, radishes,
snnacb onions cabbage. ME plant and
wax beans. for your Sunday dinner.
No street dust or our fruits or vege-
tables. I'D
Commence May 1st and Get the
Habit of using distilled water ice. 1t
is pure. Look in the wagons. Both
phones 1876. Iowa Artificial Ice &
Refrigerating Co.
Miss Ethel Cooper was in Mason
City Thursday night, where she was
a guest at a dancing party given by her
friend, Miss Edith Lamar. She will
return this evening.
~. ar.,.aa ;s hohind avarv c,n
of our Cameo peas. They are SO salts
factory that we never have com-
plant. Try them. as favor to us.
Let's, Fletcher & Co.
"A, ur ,naIa;,, 20 IYnion sb;nned :.
t,a A. ~, n,,,,,rsd,S, = carload Of eas
pound hogs, which were sold at the
Britain & Co. yards. The cons1gn-
ment numbered fifty-seven head.
seoratorv and Mrs I a rockingham
o,,ta,.t.ir,aa Of dinner and for the
e..ss-;s, Th,,nsdor tho yo,,,. on ON
,,,o,,,,, ~ ~ NJ n A huiIdinr
Mrs. Felilhgnam served supper aiiu 'ils
evening was spent s9claily.
M 1osenh simon of Chicago. is
&, t,a oit,, .s a p,ast at the home of
,bis sis+er Mrs II n Keller. 40 North
rrhird street Mr.. simon is a repre-
sa,,+a+;,,a ~ tho Financial Times of
New York.
George Aud, of this city, who has
recently been working in Boone, was
arrested here this morning by con-
stable from Boone. who brought with
him warrant issued on the claim that
Aud had beaten a board bill.
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Womens blouse SUIT all Wooi, eneN-
lot' plue' plaeh anu piown' WV w. ,.,
round length 1nneSOfe, panel IFOllL
skirt with omen plaits from knee, Sat-
urdays price, $3.50. M. +. Andrews.
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The Ladies Ala society OF the Metll-
odlst church held a business hieeeiiis
Thursday AFTERNOON III ehe pafiols "
the chufch. among otier .hiiiss'
plans ioi iiiipiosi.s .ne pal
tended.
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The Witenagemote Club met Win
Mrs. S. p. knisely thursday afternoon
and finished reading The Unconscious
Mind" by DR.. Schoheld. Inc next
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs.
w. b. Smelling ana at that tllne 'he
club Will decide What STUDY ~ VIII
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Mr.. w. ii. Burrows is the latest
owner of an auto, new machine OF
the latest Rambler make, having
reached the city this morning. The
auto is painted a pretty shade OF dark
olive green, and has capacity OF
eighteen horse power. 1t is similar IN
design to the Conway and Rltchey
machines.
u4a,.7-;.. 60 .o,,o.o, ,,a,rs
.:I ..oo,..,,, =, IT, a,,n,oy &c To.
Sheale COOK Oh inns city, nov u
Wlhona' MllIli', afilNeu Ahui suaS eNe
nlng from webster cl'y, anu WIN i