Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-07

Arithmetics exchanged even at Lie
big's.
DR.. A. Clyde Conway, physician and
surgeon.
Apprentice girls wanted. Miss OFT,
milliner store.
New line of tablets, order books and
memos at Liebigs.
X-Cello and spoon for 10 cents. ID.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Help wanted at the Canning factory
at once. Apply at the factory.
Liebig's is the place to buy your
school books. No. West Main street.
Wanted-Hand picked Wealthy APP
pies. E E. Hood. corner First avenue
and Nevada street.
See our line of fall and winter suit
ings and overcoats. Brenneck, the
tailor.
Don't forget-the Pilgrim will serve
special dinner every Sunday from
$3.50 to 2.sO. Music. flowers.
w. Is. ElllOtt was AZ EAluoTa quay az
tending the Hardin county fair. Mr..
Elliott spent Thursday in Cedar Rap
ids on business.
Did you ever think how useful and
ornamental a good bed Davenport is.
Come in and see them at the ID. Z.
Wilbur store.
The Russian melo-dra1na For Her
Sake" will be presented at the Odeon
next Sunday evening. Prices 10, 20,
So and so cents
When you need picture or picture
frame you will find the largest assort-
ment of new and neat ideas at the d..
c.. Wilbur store on West Main street.
The Country Club dances on Friday
nights will be continued until the club
house is closed for the season. Hack
leaves Abbott's corner at 7:45, Pilgrim
hotel at 1850.
The Buffers, the most successful hyp-
notists now before the public, will open
three-nights' engagement at the
Odeon next Monday evening. Prices
10. 20 and 80 cents.
4MI. SoIOl viz AAebs' cSSii
in the city for a, few days visiting
with parents, left for Mount Vernon.
this morning, to enter his sophomore
year at Cornell College.
The Excelsior Aid Society was enter
tanned by Mrs. B. G. Cochran Thurs
day afternoon. There was an attend
ance of twenty-siX, and following the
regular meeting the hostess served re-
freshments.
If it is a floor covering you want
| it will pay you for pattern as we'll as
price to investigate our lines We have
a good, assortment Of the new ideas
just in. The d. c. Wilbur store on
West Main street.
The state board of control has no.
| titled Clerks of the Courts Lounsberry
Of the permanent discharge of James
F. Mccullough. "a former patient at the
inebriacy hospital who was sent from
| this city, and who has been out on
| parole since last December.
| Sinclars japanese room is now
ready for your inspection and part of
| the line opened up Sinclair can show
| you the prettiest and nobbiest line of
japanese china ever shown in Mar
shalltown. Come and see even tho you
don't buy. Sinclair CroekerY Co.
Jury cases began in the district court
| Monday. Remarkable as it may seem,
| there are numerous cases that have
| been tried time and again with no
| disagreement regarding their merit
These are the Globe Wernicke section
+! al bookcases, sold by A. e. Wilbur &
| Sons.
Be sure and see Sinclair's Japanese
room, part of the goods are open and
now on display Sinclair prides HIM
self in having the finest line Of Japan
ese china In the country. Be sure and
see the line Sinclair imports his
china direct from Japan and guaran-
tees his prices fhe lowest of any. Sin
clair Crockery Co.
| A man is foolish and taking. great
| risk in climbing to the top of a Mar
shall county corn stalk, but it's neither
foolish nor risky to lay in a good sup
| ply of Solvay coke for winter fuel. It's
smokeless, sootless and gives more heat
to the pound than any fuel you can
buy. It's lasting, too For sale by
Consumers Fuel Co.
Miss Mary Jean Miller, who has been
spending the sumraer in the city with
her mother Mrs. A. NJ. Miller departed
Thursday night for Rochester, n. Y,
where she will resume her duties as
principal of the kindergarten depart
| ment of the Rochester Normal Train
ing School. Miss Miller will stop in
Chicago for brief visit with friends.
| Immense crowds have been attend
| ing the Hardin county fair at Eldora
this week, and as result the Iowa
| Central has been hauling hundreds of
passengers in and out of there. Extra
| equipment has been carried on all of
| the day and night trains and on ac-
| count of the unusually heavy business
most of the Iowa Centrars trains yes
| terday were late.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kane entertain
ed a dozen friends at $50 dinner
Thursday evening, followed by cards
afterward Five hundred was the
game chosen Mrs. Kane was assisted
in serving by her daughter, Marguer-
| ite The guests We're Mr.. E. S. Kane,
of Chicago, brother of the host; Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles w. Hughes, Mrs. A.
w. Head Mr. and Mrs. w. G. BOwe,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shove. MIR. and
Mrs. c. D. Swick and- Mr.. and Mrs.
James Zug.
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