Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-10
Or. Jay. physician and surgeon.
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Or l3ullard. osteopath. % East Main.

Whtton az Whitehead s.
Ladies' furs In all grades. from 7bc
apiece UP, at A. H. Simons
Jersey sweet potatoes at Olson's gro
Gerry on West Main street
Sweet potatoes for tomorrow rs
cents a peck. Idso & Irvine.
The best $3.50, $40 and $12.5o coat
in central Iowa, at A. H. simon's.
Dakota best high patent flour. Sold
at Wholesale and retail. by Kirk Bros.
The Methodist ladies will hold an
exchange at Simmons store tomorrow.
Coats. coats, coats. Best $12.b0 coat
in Marshalltown. Whftton & White
head.
Have you tried a can OF II. M. Dick
insoll's pure sap syrup?. The grocers
sell 1t.
Go to A. II. simon's for dandy
dressing sacqne or wrapper. Price
from 40 cents up.
You are invited to visit the free DEM
onstratlon OF Minute Tapioca and Gel
atine at E. r. Lays.
Lndies, come In and see the beauti-
full country and town skirts, in all coll
ors, at "A. HI. Simon's.
Malwhallbown Steam Dye Works for
cleening and dyeing. Both phones
102 South First avenue.
Rubber goods and felt boots, largest
sto ok, best goods In the market at low
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Call and sample the dainty deserts
prepared with Minute Celatine and
Tapioca, at T. n. Lays store.
Mr.. r. d. Evans left Thursday eve-
ming for Springfield and other Missouri
points, where he will remain for a few
days on business
tso to Scheid Brothers meat market
on West Main street for your Sunday
meats. They will have some fine
dressed chickens.
Or. Cora Williams, diseases OF wom-
en-. and obstetrics. Office over the
Fidelity bank, corner First avenue and
Main. New phone 50.
Just received twenty five of those
elegant new 50-inch ,Wooltex March
Iioness coats for S turday Wilton &
|sNHAistehead.
lf you cannot find the salad you
want ain3s our window display, Inspect
ttlleR line, ON our counters. There are
plenty ofeothers to select from. D. s.
Good Grocery Co.
The husband who will buy one of
those Kitchen cabinets at Marion
Cards for his wife will make her and
the girls everlastingly grateful to a1iun,
will make an old sweetheart a new one,
iln ardent one.
Mrs. w. e. Smelling, 500 West Main
street, was hostess to the Wttenage-
mote club yesterday afternoon The
reading was enjoyed from short arti-
cles by Charles Lummis. The club
will be entertained next week by Mrs.
Merritt Greene. .s
The beauty of hhose kitchen cabinets
at Marion Cards furniture store is
that they can be placed in any Kitchen
and that they i>tnedy defects. in the
architecture, making room for the hun
dretis of little things that the house
keeper has hard time keeping track
OF.
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Sinclair means to introduce to every
house wife in MarshalltoWn his Pure
Food Baking Powder, and will Offer
Saturday only, your choice of either u
14-quart granite dish pan or a 12-quart
preserving Kettle, free, with each can
at SO cents. Every can guaranteed or
money refunded.
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The johnson Candy Company's spec
ials for tomorrow are several hundred
pounds each of chocolate dip caramels
and chocolate creams. The caramels
are the 30-cent quality, but they will
be sold at 10 cents per pound. The
creams are AIS cent quality and they
will go at is cents:
r. Miss Edna Guilford and Miss Martha
Nelson entertained at dinner last eve
ming a few friends at the home OF Mrs.
Hettie Heitshu, North Fourth street,
| in honor of Miss Howard, of Blooming
| ton, Ill. The house was decorated
| thrllout with pink roses. A delicious
dinner was served.
7Idsoe & Irvine are preparing for
great clearing sale of odds and ends
4 In their shoe department for next Sat-
llrday, Nov. H. They propose to re-
duce the old stock to make room for
new, so that everything placed on sale
must go regardless of cost. Remember
the date, Saturday Nov. IL, only.
Ladies' and gents clothing cleaned.
colored, pressed or repaired We also
| clean or color chenille tapestry or silk
curtains. Work called for and deliv-
cred; out -of- town work will receive
prompt attention. New phone Ill; old
J phone 90 Manshalltown Steam Dye
| works. 1O2 South First avenue.
Mr. J. M. Friedman arrived home
this anorlring from st. Louis, Mo,
where he was called a few days ago
owing to the illness of his daughter,
/ Mrs Samuel Bernstein. Mrs. Bern
stein underwent an operation Wednes-
j day, and is doing as nicely as could be
expected, altho she is still in a serious
/ condition.
/ Mrs Margaret e. Ackert and Mrs.
r. III. Ackert were llostesses yester-
day at a most delightful 1 o'clock
luncheon given to about fifty-fve of
| their lady friends, at the formers
home. II North Third avenue. The
hostesses were assisted in entertain
4 ing by Mrs F. B. Garvin. The house
was beautifully decorated with yellow
chrysanthemulns. Miss Ruth Binford,