Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-25

Dance tonight A. o. U. w. hall.
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"Toasts and Tributes" at Liebig's.
DIR Billiard, osteopath, % East Main.
D. A. Collision, dentist, 10 w. Main.
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A fresh shipment of pulled rice at
Culley's.
Canada cream cheese; Huls & Son,
Finkle block
Drink Tycoon tea, 80 cents pound,
at Will Nillers
New peas, asparagus pineapples and
cucumbers at culley's.
Are you going to decorate a grave?
See Schmidt for flower vases.
| Ladies free to see Fridays game
between keokuk and the Grays.
Country butter extra fancy, at Will
| Millers. Five pound jars at 80 cents.
Take notice that Sunday ball games
will commence at o'clock hereafter.
Country butter extra fancy. at Will
Millers. Five pound jars at 80 cents.
/ Be sure and attend the one-half price
sale at A. H. Simon's-only two days
more.
Plenty of good country butter Is
] cents a pound. Hubs & Son, Finkle
block.
/ Tycoon tea-the only reliable. pure.
anchored tea imported. For sale only
by Will Miller.
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The celebrated Worth Skirts" buy
no other. Ask your friend who has
one. From 1928 up. At A. H. Simon's.
One of the six rings now on exhibit
ton in Hellberg's show window will be
given away Saturday by the Purity
Bakery.
Our aim is to be in the front row
in style, fabrics and price. Our stock
is always replete with the newest of
the new. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
/ Believing that it will best suit the
great majority of our patrons we have
decided to call the Sunday games at
8 o'clock hereafter. Week day games
at 80 as usual
We are exclusive agents for the Sam
| itary Iron beds and Ostermoor felt
mattresses. There is nothing better or
so good. Ask to see them when in our
store. Marion Gard.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
| Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. A. w. Head and Mrs. F. A. Gill
lette at the Head home, corner of
| Fourth and State streets. Friday after
noon.
| UP to the present time it has been
difficult for us to get fish, but they are
more plentiful now, and we can fur
nish our customers with what fish they
want as we'll as meats of all kinds.
Reed & Middleton.
You will need some porch furniture
this summer and if price and quality
lis any inducement the D. c. Wilbur
store can interest you. We have
large line and our prices are selling it.
Come in and see the fine assortment
l The moving picture of the Marshall
town fire department making run on
Main street will be shown again to-
night by the Bioscope Company at the
Odeon. All other pictures will be new
ones. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Don't forget the twenty-ride coupon
books that you can buy for the small
sum of one dollar. The directors of the
base ball association have arranged
with McConlbs Bros. to issue these
books and we hope you will all ride.
At this price 1t is cheaper than walk
! ing.
These days are cool to be sure, but
the warm weather is coming, and you
should be prepared for it. We have
the very latest light weight fabrics
for summer wear and can make 1t up
on short notice. Leave your order
now and be prepared for the warm
days. Tony Psenicka.
We are adding new customers every
day to our list of those who are using
buttermilk bread Our private stamp
is on each loaf 50 there is no chance
of being deceived. A trial will con-
vince YOU that the bread is all that we
claim for it. and we say it is better
than any other kind. Sundells cafe.
1nvestors-Do you want a per cent
security guaranteed as to principal
and interest? Can be secured at prac-
tically par Will bear strict and thor
ough investigation. Do not write un-
less you are interested and have cash
at hand Will refer to any bank in
city. Address letters, G. S. N, care
T.-R.
Rev. K. Michels. formerly pastor of
the German Evangelical church of this
city, now Of Washington, was in the
city over night Wednesday, the guest
of Mr.. John Banzhaf, leaving this
morning for Ackley, where he will be
in attendance at the annual conference
of the Iowa district German Evangeli-
cal synod of North America, which be-
gan this morning at 10 o'clock, and
closes Monday evening at s.
Mr. George M. Martin, of Oskaloosa,
district passenger agent of the Iowa
Central, was in the city Wednesday
night looking after business matters
Mr. Martin is ordering all the available
passenger equipment the Central has,
together with some foreign equipment,
for the excursion out of Mason City
Friday to Iowa State College, Ames.
Mr. Martin says the prospects for the
excursion are excellent. providing the
weather is good
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Boone and Marshall