Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27

rne City in Brief
How old is Ann?

& Sheldon.
Shoe repairing neatly and promptly
done at the Fair.
Picture frames made to order.
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Our coffees are always fresh. bought
in small quantities. Olson.
Picture frames made to order.
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Order your broilers and fries of c.
L. Duifield. New phone S77.
DR.. & w. Miller, dentist. with Drs.
Merrill and JAY, fremont block.
Catsup, mustard II pickles, just
received at Reynolds & Sheldon.
Fur neck pieces. You should have
one. See them at NJ. F. Andrews.
For Rert-My residence at 113 North
Third street Mrs. ]. H. Wright.
Fresh, sanitary bakery goods at
| Wachter's. Try our bread, cakes and
rolls.
Ellery's famous Italian band at the
Odeon for Monday matinee, September
10Th.
The T.-R. needs several carrier boys
for permanent positions. Apply at the
press room
The Fair shoe repairing department
able prices.
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All sizes of flower pots. See the dis
play in Culley's window, 1912 South
First avenue.
Fresh %caranels and chocolates all
ways on hand at the Wachter home-
made candy store.
Wanted. at Henry Pappe's alteration
department, a tirst-class tailoress. Must
be experienced. Apply at once.
Culley has eating and canning pears,
eating and canning peaches, fancy
oranges, ounces and sweet grapes.
Bring your customer to you instead
Of hunting him up by using a want
ad. Try one tomorrow. One cen q
word.
If you would like to have your old
floors look like new hard wood floors,
call at Jones' Wall Paper Store, 1oS
East State.
A % cent box of Princess tooth
powder free with any tooth brush at
25 cents or over, Saturday only.
Wheeler & Hoag, druggists.
Attend the band concert and dance
Odd Fellows hall this evening. Ben
eft Mrs. Graham. Admission 10c, eve-
ming tickets soc. Help a good cause.
If you did not see what "Woodshine'
| will do for your floors. furniture and
wood work at the fair, call at Jones'
Wall Paper Store, 10S East State.
Lincoln J.. Carriers sensational drama
1.-The Heart of Chicago" at the GIDEON
Saturday, September 2Sth, for matinee
and night. Prices Is. 25, 35 and so
cents.
To introduce, we will give away one
% cent box Princess tooth powder with
every tooth brush purchased at 25
cents or over. Saturday only. Wheeler
& Hoag, druggists.
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~ 10 IN " ~
durable and satisfactory underwear on
the market. 1t costs no more than in
ferior, ill fitting brands. See these
garments and get u prices. M. F.
Andrews.
Mr.. n Mrs. John Laughlin, 210
South Second avenue, entertained a
few friends at cards Thursday even
ing, in honor Of their daughter, Mrs.
Edward Kelley, of Adair. Mrs. Kelley
returned to her home today.
H. A. Newell went to Chicago
Thursday to continue his work in the
medical college of Northwestern Uni
versity, where he is studying. Mr..
Newell was prevented from continuing
his studies last term by sickness.
For one cent a word you can tell
your wants thru the Times-Republi-
can to approximately $4,000 readers.
Some of these readers will make you
a proposition that will be profitable to
you and to them. Try it. One cent a
word.
Miss Vera Low, after a weeks visit
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Low. of Green Mountain,
left this morning for Des Moines, to
resume her work in the wholesale
millinery house of Luderer. Strauss &
Company.
Glasses in mechanical drawing,
window card lettering. bookkeeping.
~penmanship. shorthand and typewrit-
ing. will be organized at the Y. NJ. c.
A. one week from next Monday. These
classes are open to any man in Mar
shalltown. Cost, 81 for a three months
course.
A great many people have inquired at
our store the last few weeks for double
breasted, heavyweight, blue Middle
sex flannel suits. We wish to say we
have them on sale now and will only be
too happy to show them to anyone who
asks for them. Henry Pappe. MARSHALL
towns most dependable clothier.
Mr.. n Mrs. O. w. Erickson. Of
Davenport. are in the city for a visit
with the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Sandstrom, 303 South First street.
MI. and Mrs. Erickson were married at
Davenport on the 1st inst. and after
Il visit here. in Chicago. and at other
points, with relatives. they will go to
Davenport to live.
The funeral OF the late Mark Chile.
Of Calgary, Can, was held Thursday
atternoon. d short service being con
Quoted al Riverside by Rev. William
Pence james. Several very pretty.