Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-10
xemple.s flowers, 52e North Third.

Kemble's flowers. $50 North Third.
DR. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main.
DR.. Clemmer. dentist. Suite ., Ire
mont block.
There is nothing like Rattlesnake
oil for rheumatism.
We pay cash for old gold and silver
at George /. Allen's.
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Men wanted at the packing house
Apply Monday morning.
Gold Seal coffee-Red Rose brand
the red package. Satisfaction as
sured. rs cents.
Fresh fish. veal, mutton, the finest
country fed beef. Middleton d
Reeds, 81 West Main.
For Monday and Tuesday we will sell
fancy strawberries for $1.00 a case, and
sugar fifteen pounds for $1.00. l.. r..
Idso.
Gold Seal coffee-Holly brand, the
green package. Very finest goods.
Rich and elegant favor. Try the best.
80 cents.
Iron beds and all of the necessary
equipment for them is absolutely guar
anteeei at the d. C. Wilbur store on
West Main street.
We want a girl to go with us to
North Dakota for homework. Small
family. Apply to Mrs. G. w. Beasley,
615 West Main street.
Call up 140 for estimates on your
new cement walk and curb. Marshall
town Sidewalk and Cement Com
pany. G. r. Brown, secretary.
A two and a half mile automobile
ride on Tuesday for ten cents. Take
cars at Painters West Main street
store and r. r. Y. M. C. A. Money
goes to the association.
The Central Iowa Business College
is thoroughly up-to-date business
training school. All graduates are en-
ployed Next term opens Monday,
June 18th. Enter now.
Wash suits, the dressy styles. some
thing different to most you see, made
of fancy voiles. batistes, canvas cloths,
ginghams and cordetts. Cool and
M F. Andrews.
A good reserved seat at the Odeon
Monday night for 10 cents. The Hen
derson Stock Company will open a
weeks engagement presenting a new
play each night. Prices, 10 and 25
cents.
Miss Jessie E. Hall, teacher of the
first grade Rogers school. left this
for Upton, where she Will re-
main for two weeks teaching IN the
Cedar county institute. Miss Hall will
have charge Of the instruction in pri-
mary grade work.
Woman's tailored suit, made of fine
wool, tan and brown mixture, blouse
jacket, piped and trimmed with brown
cloth Handsomely tailored skirt. A
suit for $40, clearing price
81. Many other bargains equally as
good M. +. Andrews.
Physical Director Dye, and the lads
Of the intermediate department of the
who walked to the Indian
reservation at Tama and back. reach
ed home this morning. The boys slept
two nights in barn near Montour,
but enjoyed the two days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wallace 10s North
Second street, will entertain at dinner
this evening, Mrs. Will McMurray and
children, Edward Arthur and Maude,
of Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Burnell
and MISS Helen Burnell, in honor of
the former guests, who are making
short visit in the city.
Mrs. G. H. Ruth and Mrs. George H.
Shelter entertained the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, Fri
day afternoon. The meeting was held
at the Ruth home, s North Fifth street
On account Of the rain there was a
small attendance, but pleasant after
noon was nevertheless enjoyed.
Our process Of cleaning does not in
lure the finest trimmings or goods. We
do not drive the spots in we remove
them from the garment entirely: We
can do your dyeing or cleaning salts.
factorily. Out of town orders will re-
ceive prompt attention. Work called
for and delivered. New phone Ill, old
phone o. Marshaltown Steam Dye
Works, 1O2 South First avenue.
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Ethel Chapman's 10th birthday ami
yersary was merrily celebrated Friday
afternoon from to- 5 o'clock, at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chapman, 104 South First
street Eighteen little girls, members
of her Sunday school class at the Bap-
fist church and few .neighborhood
friends were guests at the party. After
enioying themselves with games, light
refreshments were served. The little
hostess was presented with a number
of pretty gifts.
The S1st anniversary of the birth of
Mrs. Mary A. Lynx, was celebrated at
her home in Green Mountain. Mrs.
Lynx is we'll and comparatively strong
for a. person of her age. Her son. Mr..
Judson Lynx, and family, make their
home. with her, and q gathering OF
about fifteen relatives was present to
celebrate her. anniversary and enjoy
the bounteous dinner which was serv-
ed at - o'clock. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Raygor and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Lynx. all of
Coon Rapids; Judge and j. Lynx and
families of Marshalltown; Mr.. and Mrs.
Seymour Lynx and family, living near
Marshalltown, beside Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson. Lynx and. family.
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