Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-14
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chamberlain, optometrist.
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
New line of solid silver at Chamber
lain's.
New diamond scarf pms, $40 up, at
Chamberlain's.
A special Easter Sunday dinner at
Jones restaurant, So cents.
Kelley james cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Simmons Book Store
Call on Brown Fuel and Lime Com
pany for anything you need in sewer
pipe. South Third avenue.
Three dollar Woman's Queen Quality
shoes in button and lace; no better
shoes made. Geo. Trautmann & Co.
Have you ever tried Alligrettis OF
Funke's chocolates? Simply delicious!
We have the exclusive agency. Wheel
er-Hoag Co.
Water services and sewers are one OF
our specialties Get our prices. Barker
& Buchanan Plumbing Co., 20 North
Center street
/ have exchanged the Williams
homestead for Dakota land, and can
make the right deal for you. Geo NJ
Lyon, attorney
Snn11V night thu 06nnn a E1n,a
DeVoss Company will present the
Specialties between each act. Prices
10, 20 and 80 cents.
Matinee at the Odeon tomorrow at
$3.50 o'clock. The Flora De Voss Com
pany will present Virginia" Prices
10 and 25 cents. A barrel of candy will
be given away free.
1t will pay you to figure with us If
you intend building. Our stock of lime,
plaster and cement is fresh and prices
right Brown Fuel and Lime Company,
South Third avenue.
Those who have tried Lincoln paints
are so we'll satisfied that they will use
no other. For purity, retention of color
and durability they excel all others
We are sole agents. Wheeler, Hoag
Co.
l. Nothing more appropriate, or a gift
that will be so much appreciated by
your lady friend as box of candy
We have the exclusive sale for ALI
gretti's and Funke's chocolates. Wheel
rHoag Co.
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1t is poor economy to try and get
along with the old furniture and floor
coverings for another year, when we
can sell you anything you need so
cheap. Come in and examine our new
goods. Marion Gard, originator of low
prices
Passenger No. 6, south bound, on the
Iowa Central, due here at about 8 o.
clock this morning, did not arrive until
1915 this morning. Delays on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis were said to
have been responsible for causing the
train to be late.
Mrs. e. j. Dawson, Mrs. e. D.
Whitacre and Mrs G. W. Calhoun were
hostesses Friday afternoon at the Daw-
son home, 107 North Third street, to
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tan church. A nice meeting was en-
joyed, and refreshments were served
by the hostesses
Mr.. B. T. VOORHEES, has just opened a
first-class ladies' and gents restaur-
ant on South Third avenue, corner Ne
vada street. The building is new and
oil 40 f,,r oh ,,tr
equipped for serving short orders and
lunches night or day Chicken dinner
will be served tomorrow.
Mrs. I. O. Kemble, $50 North Third
street, entertained Clemowell Lay,
Marian Heinz, Gretchen Maders, Del
ma Perry. May and Helen Willard and
Edith Rails. who comprise her Sunday
school class at the Congregations
church, at a little Easter party Friday
afternoon. They spent part of the time
in decorating Easter eggs, and nice
lunch was enjoyed.
While the coal strike has no very
noticeable effect on Northwestern serv-
ice, and none whatever on main line
passenger trains. there is difference
in the movement of freights, and but
very little dead freight is being haul
ed. Perishable stuff and livestock are
moving along as usual, but there as not
as many trains on the road as there
would be under better coal conditions
Instructions have been issued to fire.
men to be as economical with coal as
possible.
For the convenience of our custom
ers we have adopted coupon system
which enables the purchaser to take
anv amount Of our distilled water ice
he may require, from 5 pounds up: and
hereafter all ice delivered will be pay
able in coupons or cash on delivery.
Coupon books containing 500 pounds to
$500 pounds may be purchased of any
Of our drivers on the wagons or at our
office, No. EOS South Third avenue =
der coupon book today. Both phones
No. 1876. Iowa Artificial Ice & Refrig-
Grating Co.. by John P. Woodbury., Jr.,
manager.
Seventy-two ladies were guests at A
pretty Easter party, given Friday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Thomas Kimball $40
West Main street. complimentary to
her daughter, Mrs. E. o. Hunt, of Mel
bourne. and Mrs. Joseph Hunt of Ur-
bana. III. The guests were admitted at
the door by little Dorothy Hunt and
Margaret Hovey. The decorations
turnout the house were in yellow and
white which co1or snhaYpa woe o1ro