Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-19
Mantle clocks at Miller's.
Miller, jeweler, los East Main.
DR. Rullard. osteopath. Is e. Main.

| Bakery.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall satur-
day night.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Satur-
day night.
Heinz pure cider and picking vine
gar at Olson's.
can get it at Inman's.
A $3.50 hammock for SO at the Bend
| lage Hardware Company
| Plumbing repairs of all kinds done
at % South First street.
Cucumbers and celery for Saturday $
trade at Reynolds & Sheldon.
Hammocks worth $3.50 now 81 at
! Bendlage Hardware Company.
Our usual supply of fresh fruits and
vegetables for Saturday, at Oson's.
A nice souvenir fan with each 10
cent purchase at Wachter's tomorrow.
Just opened up nice barrel of
bulk Queen olives. They are fine. Oh
son.
| Wanted = A second hand typewriter
desk. w. H Jones, 304 South Fourth
avenue.
| Children bring your parents to our
great free bear show tomorrow. Archie
Parker
Homemade bread at cents per
1o1y e.
| Sheldon.
Put up your fruit in the Economy
| jars. 1t does everything the name
| implies. Olson.
Marshmallows, the kind you will
| like. only 20 cents per pound. Rey-
nolds & Shelton.
| Our new moon tea at fifty cents per
pound, equals tea that sells for more
money. Reynolds & Sheldon.
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! We do not carry the cheapest gran
lite ware, but we do sell the best for
the money. Horne & Gelvin.
The finest hammock made, nothing
better regular price 81, now $3.50 at
| Bondage Hardware Company.
Have your plumbing work done by
P. w. Hecker the old Coulter, the old
reliable place, 90 South First street.
Teddy bear picnic in OR west front
yard (window) tomorrow. All the kids
in town invited to attend. Archie Par
ker.
From 25 to 40 per cent discount on
49, ~ .a1N lat,
Quoted at the Marion Gard furniture
store.
A few lawn mowers left. Will make
it worth While to buy now. Discount
Of is per cent Bondage Hardware
Company.
Mr. Matthew Eracher, Of Adrian,
Mich is here. visiting at the home Of
his son. Joseph r. Erlaeiher 209a West
Main street.
Plumbing fixtures that stand the test
for design and durability can only be
had at % South First street. The old
Coulter place.
The Insurance" gasoline stoves and
ranges are safe, simple, durable and
economical Bondage Hardware Co.,
exclusive agents.
Fancy bakery goods sold at Yacht
er's, 33 West Main. We want you to
see our line and you will become a
regular customer.
The third division of Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist church. will hold
an exchange Saturday afternoon at D.
S. Goods grocery.
The Insurance gasoline stoves and
ranges are SAFE simple, durable and
economical. Bondage Hardware Co.,
exclusive agents.
The regular weekly band concert
was given at the soldiers home Thurs
day evening, also another ice cream
social. The attendance was very large.
Mr.. A. P. Spencer Of the Western
Grocer Company. spent Thursday in
the city looking after business matters,
returning to Oskaloosa in the even
ing.
Division Roadmaster P. ]. Mean
drews lof the Chicago & Northwest
ern, headquarters Belle PLANE, was
in the city on business Thursday aft
ernoon.
Something about Dutch Cleanser and
Dutch hand soap. that chases the dirt
away in a hurry Better try it once
and thereafter you will keep it handy
to use Reynolds & Sheldon.
Carload. 800, four basket carriers Al
berta peaches, shipped by W. G..
Phelps from his farm in Arkansas to
be sold tomorrow cheap. E. E. Hood,
corner First avenue and Nevada.
Mrs. A. c. Everist, 104 South First
avenue. was hostess Thursday after
noon to the Parliamentary circle of the
10. E. S. The afternoon was spent in
the usual way. and light refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Messrs. Charles Ritter Fred Moehrl,
George Lindgren and Harry Englert.
who are camping at Timmons' grove.
had as guests from this city today Mrs.
Fred Ritter Mrs Robert Vogel. Jr,
Mrs. Catherine Eic1l and Mrs. Robert
Vogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marsh Howell. OF
Ralston. arrived in the city Thursday,
and were guests until this morning az
the homes Of Mr.. Howell"s uncle, Mr..
T. P Marsh, and aunt, Mrs. A. ~