Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-04
Purity Chocolates, Alexander's.

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See the new pictures In our windows
next week. Simmons Book store
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Senours Floor Paint. dries hard In
one night. Slkcggs Wall Paper and
Paint Store.
| A quantity of excellent mixed paint
to close out at 81 per gallon. Simmons
Book Store.
Pianos are going Mt II lively rate III
the Turrrec music house. You will
have to hurry.
The "Hi" Henry minstrel company
arrived in this city this morning from
Mason City
Every piano and organ ut factory
prices while they last. Hurry IL you
| want one Tufrree music house.
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Masury's colors in oil Painters or
laXge users of colors In oil will do we'll
to get our prices. Skegg's Wall Paper
and Paint Store.
The literature and G. L.. S. c. depart
ment of the Women's Club will meet
with Mrs. Il. p. Marsh. los North
| Third street, Monday afternoon.
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4 1.ifes walk Is made easy for any
man with corns and bunions on his
feet If he only wear the DR.. Reed cush
ion soled shoe lngledue u Young,
Towa's largest shoe house.
We have done business here for
twenty five years and the people know
when we advertise anything that they
| VIII find everything us advertised. We
| do fall r,iff d
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Don't fail to look over the beauti-
full line of embroidery edges. inser-
| tons. houncings and corset cover en-
brolderies now being shown by Nettic
Inglcdue & Co. the up-to-dote dry
fgoods house.
| Sister Viola Mettln will be buried
Sunday. March 5th under the auspices
OF the Court of Honor. All members
are requested to meet ut the Red Mems
hall promptly 1T ] y. m. Mabel Pinker-
| ton recorder. G. S. Mason, chancellor.
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The average housewife In MARSHALL
| town looks forward to house cleaning
with pleasure. because she knows that
when the cleaning is done she can go to
Marion Cards and get anything she
wants In linoleums. rugs, mating and
| carpets.
Those photographs are fine and swell
| Is the verdict of all who have used
their coupons. Issued by the j. nj.
| Stonestreet Co. The two pictures are
samples Of our finest work. Remem-
Der the number, 8 and 116 West Main
street Marshaltown, Iowa
Cards have been received In this
city announcing the marriage Of Mr.
c.. Ellis Porter and Miss Minetta Blu
chan at Los Angeles, on February %.
MIR. Porter some time, prior to three
or four years ago, was in the employ
Of the Mcbride s. VIII Drug Company.
A poorly fitting corset will ruin
well fitting figure, and the American
Lady corset will perfect poor shape.
II you're not satisfied with the way
you're built trade your figure for the
perfect one, In an American Lady.
We sell all the newest models. M. T..
Andrews.
The Northwestern Omaha express
due out Of this city for the west at
$50, had some OF It's equipment dam
aged Friday afternoon, while passing a
freight train near Luzerne A swing
ing grain door on the freight scratched
up Il few of the coaches badly, and
broke several car windows.
Great Western trainmen reported at
the station Friday afternoon that four
head of steers had been killed by a
freight train east Of the city, near the
Iowa river bridge. Employees were sent
to the scene to repair damages to the
fence where the cattle escaped from the
pasture and gained access to the right
ofway.
Conductor W. II. VOORHEES,, of the
Central, who lives at Albert Lea, and
who has been spending vacation of
two or three weeks at his home, re-
sumed work Friday night. Conductor
Herman Colt. on passenger runs Nos.
1 and 2, was compelled by illness to re-
main at home, and Mr.. VOORHEES, was
summoned to take his place.
The Night Hawk dancing club, COM
posed of young men OF the high school,
gave the fifth Of the series of dancing
parties Friday evening at the Odd Fell
lows. Misses Edna Balch, Edna Gar
vim and Hazel and Alice Willad pre-
sided over the punch bowls and pink
and white carnations We're given as
favors. About thirty couples attended,
and all enjoyed a most pleasant time.
Rev. David Dempster will not occupy |
his pulpit tomorrow, exchanging for
the day with Rev. j. B. Meloy, and
Rev. A. B. Morris. Rev. Meloy will
occupy the Presbyterian pulpit in the
morning, and Rev. Morris in the eve
ming. This, of course, will place Rev.
Dempster in the State street United |
Evangelical pulpit in the morning and |
in the First church in the evening. |
Rev. Meloy's evening subject will be
ETERNITY"
DR.. e. b. Jones, Of this city, lectured |
to a rather small but thoroughly APP
preciative audience in library hall Fri
day evening, his subject being Light |
and Shade In his lecture DR.. Jones
treated by the method Of antithesis |
number of the sub-topics, speaking
upon the inequalities Of life, marriage
and the new woman, use of humor,
needless worry, money and patriotism
The lecture was given under the aus
pices of ST. Margaret's Mission for
the benefit of the st. Paul organ fund
Mrs. p. f. Arney entertained the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist church Friday after
noon, at it's regular meeting, twenty
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