Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-10
: DIR. Jay, surgeon and physician.
DIR Rullard, osteopath. % East Main
Sleepy Eye and Pillsbury flour a
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school life, at Liebig.s.
Use Tycoon tea, uncolored Japan, at
60 cents pound. Will Miller.
Insurance Safety gasoline stoves at
the Furbush Hardware Company.
Go to A. III. Simon's for jackets
suits and waists, at closing prices.
Strawberries fresh every day. Pine
apples and fancy navel oranges at
Olson's.
ST. Margaret's Mission will meet
| with Miss Blanche Griswold Thursday
evening at 1880.
For Sale Good family driving
horse. harness, and rubber tired bug
gy +. NJ. Sutton.
You will always find the best coun-
try butter at Will Miller's. at right
prices. North First avenue.
The Yeoman Aid Society will be en-
/ tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Anna Damn, $40 West Boone street.
Mr. Will Bronson, advance represent
tative of "An Aristocratic Tramp"
was in the city yesterday on business.
Fresh fruits and vegetables always
on display in our large windows and
free from dust and dirt. Olson the
grocer.
We can show you the most CONF
plete line of lawn mowers in the city
and the lowest prices. Furbush Hard
ware Company.
We must sell every jacket and sui.
in the house by Saturday. Call now
and get an up-to-date garment at half
price. at A. II. Simon's.
| Sinclair wants everybody to see the
$50 Roosevelt cut glass vase in his
| window Thursday. Golden Liquor
coffee served free all day.
| Let the children make a fruit salad
with Jell-O. Strawberry, orange, LEM
on, raspberry and chocolate flavors, 10
cents. Reynolds g. Sheldon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday af-e
| ternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. William g.
Kane, GA West State street.
Mrs. Heitschu will serve hot biscuit
made from the Marshalltown famous
Markota flour and hot coffee, Saturday,
May Is. at Peoples Grocery. Ito East
Church street.
| Hans Peters, arrested on a charge OF
larceny by NJ Mahoney, was given his
hearing before Justice Peek Tuesday
afternoon and was discharged, no case
being found against him.
Mr. f. r. Gibbs, Of Des Moines, rep
resenting Cleuett, Peabody & Co..
Chicago, shirt and collar manufacture
ers, spent Tuesday in the city looking
after business matters connected with
| his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hammond. who
have been living at 703 East Main
j street, have moved to their new home
at 100 South Tenth street, which was
built during the winter and recentl,
completed.
The twelfth sale at Union, which IS
advertised in this issue. will doubtless
attract a larger crowd. The citizens
OF Union have made, a decided success
of their street sales by giving those
| who attend square deal. Remember
the date, Wednesday, May II.
Sinclair. don't ask you to buy, but
wants you to be sure to call In and
see the beautiful array Of cut glass
on display at his store tomorrow. A
| $50 cut glass vase in three pieces will
be displayed in his window and de-
i;c,o,,s am NJ coffaa sa,vad frea 70
| you.
See the $50 Roosevelt cut glass vase
in three pieces in sinclair's window
tomorrow The greatest array OF cut
H. ~ y
glass ever shown In MarshalltoWn The
June weddings are now at hand. Look
his line over and see what pretty
things he has Sinclair has exclusive
sale on the famous Quaker City cut
glass, that took the grand prize at
the st. Louis exposition. Golden Lyon
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to he given . nennanf nshaw Won ,, ~,
series ana hammer si,,;lar 10 thosa
given the indoor base hal, cl,ha viii ha
given r. them
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