Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-11
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The City in Brief

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Attend the carnival tonight
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Miller. jeweler, los East Main.
Wood stoves s2.25 to SIS Schmidt.
DR. Billiard. ospeupa,h. 70 E. Main.
Good 10 cent-three for 20 cents
cotton gloves. Schmidt.
DIR. G w. Miller, dentist. with Drs
Merrill and Jay, fremont block.
The new Cole hard coal heater. only
s27. See Schmidt the stove man.
Fancy white onions picked, choV
chow in bulk and stuffed olives II
bulk at Culley's.
For Sale - About It's pounds goo'
goose feathers. Call at 4oS East Mali
street, or new phone 734.
If your watch does not keep time
remember Hellberg is now at TN
bench again, working hard
The usual pleasant meetingl OF the
Witenagamote club was held THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. W. e. Smelling
"Mv Roy Jack" will be the attrac.
tion at the Odeon next Sunday night
october 13. Prices 25, So and 80 cents
The present carnival is the last
amusement enterprise Of this year anc
YOU will regret it if you don't attend
New York and California TokaA
grapes, fancy cranberries, oranges
Alberta peaches and bananas at Cul'
ley's.
Saturday afternoon is chlldrens DAY
at the carnival. all children being ad-
mitted to the. grounds free, in the after
noon.
Wanted to buy heaters, cook stoves
and dining room furniture. Hughes
cash prices for same. 1903 West Main
New phone AS Red.
This evening promises to be warm
and pleasant and everyone should take
advantage of the warm weather ano
attend the carnival tonight.
Diamonds are high in price. but WE
can show some very fine bargains tt
our trade. Be sure to see Hellbere
when such goods are wanted.
If YOU want a season ticket to the
entertainment course you had better
buy it soon. Seat sale next Wednes-
day. Tickets on sale at all banks and
book stores.
Millinery sale--I will place on sale
tomorrow 500 hats, ranging in price
from 81 to $3.50 Ladies who are In
terested should not fail to investigate
Mrs. Weber. opposite the Finkle block
All kinds of fresh baked cookies
pies and layer cakes: also cocoanu1
macaroons. lady fingers and English
fruit cake from the Sanitary Bakery
at Culley's, 1912 South First ave-
nue..
Mrs John Mikshell Mrs. Robert
Buchwald, Mrs. George Thornbade
and Mrs. Hasentsab, of this city, and
Mrs Frank Robinson of Des Moines
spent Thursday with Mrs. Frank
Weisner, at Dillon.
The big merry go round at the car
sort for all the children and many OF
the grown folks. You can give the
children a ride on this finest of merry
go rounds for only cents.
Have you tried Wachter's fresh
maplettes, assorted stick candy, cara
mels, chocolate nougatines and butter
balls? Don't forget to come to
Wachter's for your warm kisses Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
The latest patterns in rings are to be
found in Hellberg's great and vel
assorted stock, comprising from the in
expensive baby ring to the finest gen
of the diamond Encouragement rings, gooc
enough for a queen See Hellberg fol
rings.
Remember that it might rain tomor-
row and if you don't attend the car
nival tonight it may be that you will
not be able to attend at all. Better
be on the safe side. and go tonight and
enjoy several hours of pleasant enter
tainment at nominal price.
E. c. Tolley has filed suit for the
against M. G. Malvin and Eva Malvir
for judgment of s179.75. The petition
alleges that this amount is the un-
paid part of note. held by Tolley ant
secured by q chattel mortgage on rea
estate.
If you are unable to go yourself tc
the carnival tomorrow afternoon you
will be perfectly safe in sending the
children by themselves as there is
nothing on the grounds that will make
it unsafe for them. The management
guarantees absolutely that children OF
women may attend in perfect safety
H B. Waterbury, a clothing sales
man of Chicago, arrived in the city
this morning to enter the employ OF
George Painter. Mr. Waterbury has
had charge of the retail mems clothing
department of the Marshall Field store
lie takes the place of Oscar Clay, whH
left the city. and who is now employed
in retail clothing house in Fresno
Call
A hare and hound chase for the boys
of the Y NJ. c. A. and the Gideor
band will be organized at the associa-
ton building Saturday at 1:30. AL
boys who wish partake should be
on hand promptly group of boys
representing. the hares will leave the
building and will drop small pieces o
pa per at intervals to serve as a seen
to. the pack Of boys representing tn,
houn( 5, who viii follow them in. abou
twer y minutes, Each boy should
hi,in i 0 cents, which will insure hin