Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-15
-e4u11Iira Observation-Disclosures, aua, Srptenhrr IS 1906

DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon. =
DR.. Burkart. osteopath. so2 w. Main
SILVER Heels" tonight at Forney'.
hall.
| Attend the benefit fair at Red Men:
hall Saturday night Admission 1Oc.
treat all cases, chronic or acute
Consultation free. Dr. Mairs, 1872
East Main street.
| One week more of our special bar
| gains--China and cut glass-at Sim
| mons Book Store.
| A menu for cold people: A stove
range, CRATE or furnace. Solvay coke
Consumers Fuel Co Both phones.
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All suffering with kidney troubles
rheumatism, lame back, stiff joints.
can help or cure. Consultation free
! DR.. Mairs.
The comedy drama Brother Against
| Brother" will be presented at the
Odeon tomorrow evening. Prices. 10
10 and 30 cents.
byterian church held meeting In the
church parlors yesterday afternoon
There was a fair attendance.
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First class farm loan investments
can be had thru Sutton & Evans, farm
loan attorneys at Tulsa, Ind. Ter, and
over Marshalltown State bank, city.
BE sure and make our store you,
| headquarters during the fair week. We
are the nearest store to the depots anc
to the fair grounds. e. r. Lay.
Miss Isabel Shilliam entertained a
few friends last evening for Mrs. +. l.
Chamberlain of Waterloo. Light re-
freshments were served by the hostess
For fine dress shoes, nothing equals
the l. & Y. $500 Benchmade shoes are
better than any $500 shoes sold else
where. Ingledue & Young, Iowa:
largest shoe store.
We wish to inform all who subscrib-
ed for the paying of a mortgage that II
is paid in full, and we wish, with the
recipient, to express our thanks. Mrs
Mary Slime.
day evening for Omaha, and Sioux
City. Mr.. Tarleton will return Mon
day, but Mrs. Tarleton will remain fol
few days longer.
Our Pennsylvania kerosenes and
gasoline are not sold by peddlers
statements to the contrary notwith-
standing. They are sold only by frs
class dealers. Marshall Oil Company
Stop thinking about the wear o,
Hopkins suits It's a waste OF time
They have proven their worth a thou.
sand times. They are always made
in the latest styles and at popular
prices. Hopkins.
L. A. Youkin of Ottumwa, who, Will,
visiting with his uncle, C. A. New
conner, had his thumb caught in the
sprocket wheel of his motor cycle and
| injured so that amputation was neces.
sary, left for his home Friday even.
ing.
| Everything will be in readiness fol
| fair by Monday night and we are read,
now to serve first class meals. If W,
| would enjoy the fair take dinner al
our restaurant and then the ride hom'
| would be more enjoyable If you hac
supper with US before starting home
We are prepared to take care of al
that come. Henry Sundell, North Cen
ter street.
Two passenger coaches, partly filled
with children and grown people from
the Sunday schools of the Methodist
and Congregational churches & Gill
man, passed thru the city this morn
/! ing to Albion, where a Joint picnic Of
| the Sunday schools of the two town!
was held today About fifty were IL
| the crowd from Gilman. The attend
ance would have been much large
| from Gilman had 1t not been for thu
rain this morning.
The old adage that stitch In tim
| saves nine does not apply to the suit
| we make, as the stitches last as lonl
as the suit, and the suit is good 70
Sundays for at least two years, and TO
every day equally as long. These COO
days make you think of winter clothes
but we thought of them during tn
warm weather, and have the good
here now to make them. Come in AM
| get our prices on suit that will fl
you and wear we'll. Tony Psenicka.N
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Lyman went t
Grinnel Friday evening to attend tn
| funeral of Miss Mabel Lewis, which
was held this morning at 10 O'Clock
Miss Lewis is the daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. H. Lewis, and her death was du
to an attack of typhoid fever. He
twin sister, Miss Maud Lewis, who i
sick of the same disease, is not expect
ed to live. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman, VIII
| formerly lived in Grinnell, are oil
friends of the family.
A ball team styled the New Yorl
Boomer Girls played game at Stat
Center Thursday with the team of tina
town, and met defeat by score of
to 1. The defeat would have beef
worse but for the courtesy the Stat
Center team extended to the gentle sex
A majority of the players of tn
| Bloomer Girls were men, only thre
appearing in the game at State Cen
ter. The batteries for the visiting team
| was Waddell and Waddell and TO
| State Center, Rhode, Richards an
| Whitehill.
Mayor OIL. Ingledue and City Clerl
L. Derby returned Friday night from
Des Moines, where they ATTENDED
the Iowa League of Munich
paHties. Mayor Ingledue's paper or
the vagrant problem created mucf
| comment and caused general discus
sion. The paper of DR.. N. w. Getz, o.
this city, on Garbage Disposar' also