Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-23
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DR. Billiard, osteopath, % e. Main.
u,+.ha, for ,Iias ard gentlemen al
Aliens.
| New goods received today. Cham
berlain,s
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this week Archie Parker.
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Fresh FRUITS are scarce. Guiley mas
a complete line OIL orieo 1rults'
| DR.. wood, eye, ear. throat speciai-
LIST. Glasses httea. opposite flierim'
Don, forget our half-price dress
goods sale this week. Archie Parker.
Tho famous Cedar Rapids steam
baked bread for sale at the Mutual
Ranaf,t
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v,.h Mns p.,nh vamns sos IA linn
straat Fridav astsrnoon
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The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Aid society
Wal NEE. rrlua s at.et .ao,1 oaa,for pu g
''s $50 = - - - So -,
Kinks Jap Rose toilet ana bath soap
| 1t, Is transparent-so clear you can
READ thru y. AL DRUGGISTS anu sfocefs
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See Aliens fine line OF watches,
stickpins, hatpins. souvenir spoons ana
various articles suitable for commence
ment presents.
The season at the Odeon will close
tonight with Kate Watson IN the
Hooster Girl sSpeciai prices To- %,
IS and % cents.
IF Won want to save money on flour,
| II would he well to buy very soon. The
wholesale price has advanced again.
REYNOLDS ~ sheldon.
pav q Pncl-et, ~ Gilman was
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~ -, his uav home from the district
. ne faraaaa ~ ola dbrooL
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The Ladies' Aid society of the
Friends church will meet with Mrs.
Villain Ma..lsws, lo aoo SUNNI. $3.50
liuas $3.50 t.oon .. -.oes
The Ladies' aid society Of the
Christian church will hold business
meeting tomorrow afternoon in the
church parlors. A full attendance re-
quested ,
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Grace. and Mrs. Lucelia Hambel, who
have been, spending the past six
months at Los Angeles and other
southern California points, arrived
home yesterday. &
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VIE aa,n arrived ,s Ine at a,,s NV MnKfnas
mother. Mrs a. N McKim. and broth
err S 81. McKim. Of 1885, West Sta:a
street
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oeVehty-HVe farmers IN TINS VICINITY
bought STANDARD STOCK 1000. Standard
up ana worm poW '1sl from =. L, ben-
sulct g So: curing tiie pas. zen uas >.
Inns IS strong eVluelice VI .he merit VI
farmer to feed it.
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kAuanis anu Mls. e s.l
The ladies of the Christian church
served a chicken-pie supper at the
church parlors. Wednesday evening,
testing for the first time the cooking
'a W - ~ new sas ians .ia.
,s peen, sisen " tis ,aiu sociees py
E1a.s. =, =, F. oeaiiloii. Aile suppei mas
enJoyea ny . col PHI nuiiiDetil,s oe-
5tweeli'fi'o anu : 70 Ie9ple.
Mr.. John H. Byrnes, of Creston, for
lnerly of Marshalltown was in the city
Wednesday afternoon while enroute to
Cedar Rapids on business. and visited
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Byrnes, 702 Frederick street. The
elder Mr.. ByrneE has not been we'll for
Ssbme time. and the sons visit here was
more particularly on that account
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