Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-08

SAlS htSlL ny Souh AASAhS !" $50 fs-.-"~'
Buy of.Wheeler n Hoag.
Now is the time to paint. Lincoln
paint. Wheeler 4 Hoag
Lincoln paint stands chemical and
climatic test. Wheeler u Hoag.
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DR.. Lierle. eye and ear specialist.
Office Saturday evening until $3.50.
Simkins & Estel funeral directors
and licensed embalmers, 1913 East Main.
Sanitary iron beds all the latest
styles, finishes and polish for sale at
Marion Cards.
Fine white waistings, new floral and
check designs. Call and see these.
NJ. +. Andrews.
Any one<wanting privileges at fair
grounds on July 4th, apply to A. ].
Clark, president.
Your bread. troubles will be solved If
you buy buttermilk bread. Buy 1t
now Robertson 4 Strub.
For Sale--Complete meat market in
city of $1,000. Annual business $4,000
to S25, 900. Address MI, care of T.-R.
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There is nothing too good for. the
babies. If you want the best go-cart,
get the Knox folding. Sold by Mar
ion Gard.
How moist that bread made by the
Sanitary Bakery, says our customers.
Have you tried it? For sale by Gull
ley, the grocer.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans,
farm loan attorneys, P. o. Box 86, Tul-
So, Indian Territory.
Kinks Jap Rose soap is twice the
size and less than half the cost of any
brand of really good transparent soap
Druggists and grocers.
For that run down and worn out
condition, as result of this cold, damp
spring, use Colfax water. Use it hot.
For sale at Culley's. the grocer.
The regular meeting 70 the Christian
church missionary society was held
Friday afternoon with Mrs ]. o.
Adams, so2 West Church street,
Chaplain Jesse Cole Of the Iowa
SOlQlefS IloIuS, lSLe sloL
Wis, Friday night on account of the
serious sickness of his brother, ner-
chant of that city.
Miss Elder gave excellent satisfac-
ton, and her reading was thoroughly
appreciated by large audience. She
responded to vociferous encores.-
From Boone Qa.) News.
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Have your summer suit made at
Tony Psenickas. There you get the
finest fabrics the best fit, latest style
and superior workmanship. The prices
Twill be as low as consistent with good
work.
Mrs. Minnie B. Legg. 10 North
Fourth street. solicts the public's pat
ronage in all lines Of dry cleaning,
Satisfaction guaranteed Good called
for and delivered. Telephone $50 Red,
new line.
The Simmons anniversary sale OF
cut glass and china is attracting a
great deal of attention. The stock has
always been regarded as the Nnest in
the city and many are making selec-
tons for wedding presents.
The board of supervisors met in adj
journed session this morning and took
up the matter of the equalization OF
taxes by townships, towns and villages.
When the board adjourns this evening
it willtprobably be until next Tuesday,
to finish up business which could not
be reached today.
Donna Bell Elder, reader and imper-
senator, has appeared at chautauquas
and in public recital work, where her
efforts have been highly appreciated by
large and enthusiastic audiences. She
appears at the Methodist church Tues
day, evening, June II, under the aus
pieces of the Philathea Bible class. Adj
mission % cents.
All members and friends Of Iowa
castle, No. 154, Royal Highlanders are
requested to attend the annual memoir
ial services of the castle Sunday after
noon, June 9, at o'clock in Castle
hail. fremont block. Rev. Merle N
Smith will deliver the address, and the
Imperial Male quartet will furnish the
music The public is invited E. B.
abbott secretary.
"A fSIIldlI CEoNu Ol yOuliS lduy
of Miss Josephine Gabelman surprised
her at her home Friday evening, in
celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary, which occurred today, and pre-
sented her with a spoon. The guests
appeared in costumes which produced
much merriment, and spent jolly
evening with various games, at the
close of which light refreshments We're
served. Miss Gabelman expects to en-
terrain the same crowd next Tuesday.
at the shack.
Walter Mead will leave the city in
about two weeks for the Isthmus Of
Panama, to enter the employ of the
Panama railroad, of which his father,
|C. H Mead, is master car builder. Mr..
Mead has secured an appointment as a
nlachinist's helper but later expects
TO be transferred to the drafting de-
partment Mr.. Mead graduated from
the high school with this years class.
He will stop at Kent O., ON his way
east to visit with relatives for per-
haps two weeks. Mr. c. II. Mead ex-
poets to arrive in the city on a six
weeks furlough late this month. He
will be here for several weeks, and
when he leaves Mrs Mead will accom-
pany him, to live on the is thmus.