Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-11
Chamberlain. Optometrist.
New trouserings at Hopkins.
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DR. Billiard. osteopath, % e. Main.

4 New goods just received at Chamber
lain's.
! The new Scotch trouserings at Hop
kins.
Assembly dance Forney's hall to-
! night
| When you paint, paint right Wheeler
& Hoag.
Assembly dance Forney's hall to-
| night
| Elastic trusses from 81 up. Alexan-
der Drug Co.
Some fine new patterns in sterling
| spoons at Aliens.
| Plenty of fresh Strawberries only Is
cents per box at Culleys
No other paint quite SO good as Lin
coin paint AT Wheeler & Hoag's.
Simkins & Estel. funeral directors
and licensed lembalmers. 1913 East Main
Paint that will stand the climatic
A great many good seats can still
be secured for Mrs. Fiske at the Odeon
Monday evening.
Grape fruits, two sizes at Culley's.
CALIFORNIA;, 3 for rs cents and extra
'Floridas at for rs cents.
There is no corner In paint but Linz
coin paint has the long lead on quail
ity. Sold by Wheeler s. Hoag.
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The famous Tycoon teas, as good as
were ever sold. teas with worldwide
reputation. Sold by Will Miller, the
grocer.
Mrs. John r. Powers, of Carroll, ar
rived in the city Friday afternoon, and
is a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. George P. Powers.
Charles Guy, teamster living at 504
South Fourth street, is seriously sick
at his home of pneumonia, which de-
veloped from an attack of the measles.
Five-acre tract. good house, fair out
buildings, considerable fruit, splendid
rich soil; main road to Marshalltown.
Cheap, $1,1OO. Bell & Hill, Hopkins
block.
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Kinks Jap Rose transparent soap for
washing the hair. All druggists and
grocers sell it.
G. e. True. well-known drug sales
man of the city, is confined to his home
owing to "a fractured left clavicle, sqis-
tanned by fall on a stairway at Mel
bourne.
Don't fail to try for the $40 prize
which the Eadie- Ward Company is
offering for name for their new pi-
ano.5 Fill out the coupon found in
another column of this paper, and
send it in.
Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, 70s East
noon to the Court of Honor circle. The
attendance was good. and after the
business hour followed a social time
and refreshments!
Mrs. q. H. Doan. wife of the pastor
of the Friends church. arrived home
Friday night from Muncie, Ind. where
she was called five weeks ago owing to
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Bond. Mrs. Bond is now greatly inn
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ball. of Des
Moines, are parentsNof a son, born to
them in this city this morning at the
home of Mrs. Balls parents, Mr. and
Mrs j. E. Wildman. Mrs. Ball was
formerly Miss Edna Wildhan.
A good meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Christian church was
held Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. O. Adams. sO2 West church
street. There was a good attendance,
and refreshments We're served after
the business session.
American civilization. its past, its
present, its future. Lecture under the
auspices of Marshall Tent No. %, by
Rev. F. w. Parsons. Tuesday. May IA,
Columbia hall at 5 p. m. Music by
Crescent Mandolin. club and Maccabee
quartet. Admission, rs cents.
We serve a Is cent dinner that will
surprise you for its quality. Only pure
foods and inspected meats are used and,
we invite inspection of our, establish,
ment You can not do better, not quite
so we'll We make short orders spe-
"
Mr.. C. E. Arney, of Boise, Idaho ar
rived in the city Friday night from
Des Moines. and is a guest at the home
of his brother. Mr.. Wallace H. Arney,
in Taylor township. Mr.. Ar1ley is Sec
rotary to Senator Fred t. Dubois. of
Idaho, and is now on his way hons
from Washington.
The attendance was large at the
regular meeting of the Friends Ladies'
Aid society. entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. Ada Lampman,i 1906 FIRE.
mont street. The report of the suppers
which have been served was very en-
couraging. The hostess served lunch
following the business session.
Mrs. ]. A. Barrett, Of Omaha. gem
eral agent of the General Acoustic
Company, of New York, will hA at the
Pilgrim hotel. May II and 18th, Friday
and Saturday of next week, to demA
onstrate to hard of7 hearing people the
instruments made by that company.
Tell your deaf friends about this, and
see the advertisement in page 6.
The fabric, fit and make Of your
clothes determines their value. We
have the fabric and we guarantee the
fit and workmanship. We invest adj
ditional value in our clothes by giving
you style and the satisfaction of wear