Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
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Fancy eating and cooking apples at
Culey's, South First avenue.
We have a choice Oregon prune, in
ten pound boxes for SIPS. d. S. Good
Grocery Company.
Come and try the new dishes" we
serve tomorrow made with Armour's
Extract of Beef. T. r. Lay.
Musical program afternoon and ev-
ening during our opening, Friday and
Saturday. 9th and 10th. Eadie- Ward
Music Co.
BE sure and attend the spring open
ing at Whitton & Whtehead's. We'd
nesday. March Ia, 1906. Music and
flowers.
We offer the greatest values in new
spring dress ever shown in the city.
Ask to see the new arrivals. You will
agree with us. NJ f. Andrews.
Sauer kraut in bulk at 2 quarts for
Is cents. also in tin cans at 10 cents
each at Culley's. 10 and II South Firs.
avenue.
Whitton & Whitehead have an
nounced their annual spring opening
for Wednesday, March Ia. 1906. Every
body invited. Music and flowers.
The daintiest creations in semi
porcelain are manufactured by john
son Brothers. England We carry the
line D. S. Good Grocery Company
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Elsewhere you will find the Friday
menu for Armours Extract of Beef
demonstration at our store. Come and
test these appetizing dishes. e. r.
Lay.
Our opening Friday and Saturday,
9th and 10th Now the largest exclu-
sive music house in central Iowa Spe-
cial program afternoon and evening
Eadie-W Ward Music Co.
Ladies'! Ladies'. You are cordially
invited to attend our annual spring
opening, Wednesday. March IA, '06.
Music and flowers. Whitton & White
head. the ready made store.
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Are you going to buy a carpet this
spring? If so, do not forget to call at
the D. c. Wilbur store and investigate
their line of carpets of all kinds as to
quality and price. Better than ever this
year.
The Nightingale Club was delight
fully entertained by Miss Beatrice
Henry Wednesday evening Games and
music furnished amusement for the
evening after which light refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
We have some new suits, skirts and
spring wraps to show you. Mr.. Pal
mer has just returned from markets
where he spent several days picking up
some of the very latest novelties in the
lines Come in and look them over. NJ.
F. Andrews.
Mrs. B. f. Robinson, of Des Moines,
and daughter Miss Edith of Arm
strong, also Mrs. Lou Robinson, of
Ceylon, Mimi, left for their respective
homes Wednesday evening, after a
visit with relatives here and in other
parts of the county. The Mesdames
Robinson and Miss Robinson have
been here since the Robinson Lister
wedding.
The final meeting of the winter seas
on of the High View Outing Club will
be held tomorrow evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Shove, when
the men of the club will entertain the
women at $50 supper. AS the men
are not used to serving, and edo hate
to keep supper waiting" the guests
will be expected to be on schedule
time. A novel entertainment feature,
that has been kept a secret from the
ladies, will follow the supper hour.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of the w. C. T. U. Wednesday
afternoon, held at the home of Miss
Hattie Dickson, lilo West Main street.
1t was in charge of Mrs. Angie Sellers,
superintendent of the mercy depart
ment, who told Of the needs in the
work along that line. The question of
organizing bands of mercy in the diff
ferent churches came up but nothing
definite was decided. Mrs. Lora Ben
nett read selections on the topic of
child labor, and the afternoon was
very probably spent by all.