Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Comb honey at Culleys
DR. Bullard, ,osteopath % E. Main.
Lincoln paint Is better. Wheeler &
Hoag.
Half Peck" parlor matches for 10
cents, at Olson's.
Paint? Ask for Lincoln paint.
Wheeler & Hoag.
Potatoes are wanted In trade or for
cash at 1nman's store.
Lincoln paint will stand chemical an
alysis. Wheeler & Hpag.
Assembly dance at Forney's hall
Saturday. Ferguson's orchestra.
No other paint quite so good as Lin
coin paint. At Wheeler & Hdhg's.
Nice fresh Newton fig bars 15c per
h., two lbs for 25c. at Wachter's.
Fresh Strawberries, pine-apples,
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sons.
I Florida celery, fresh tomatoes, spin.
ach. new onions and long green GU.
cumbers, at Culley's,
Old cabbage, parsnips, carrots, tur-
nips home grown radishes, lettuce and
Elephant at Culley's.
uyho., WI, tbiuk ~ mainline. link
of Lincoln paint. Guaranteed chemi-
cally pure. Wheeler & Hoags
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There Is no corner in paint, but Lin-
coin paint has the long lead on quail
ity. Sold by Wheeler & Hoag
The Wite,nagemote club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j..
D. Vail to continue its course of read
ing.
Our office will be kept open Friday,
Maybe. until 9 p. m. No discounts al
lowed thereafter. Marshalltown L., p.
& Ry. Co.
Good paint is a good Investment.
Lincoln paint is good paint. Guaran-
teed to stand climatic and chemical
test. Wheeler & Hoas.
There is no economy in baking your
own bread when you can buy the IA
nous Buttermilk bread. made at the
Robertson g. ,strub bakery.
Attend the muslin underwear sale.
We offer values not to be had at any
other time. Nettie Ingledue & Co, the
Up-to- Date Dry Goods House.
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Miss Josephine Welch, who is a pa
tient at ST. Thomas hospital, where
she recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis, is doing nicely.
We give you the best in groceries,
and our prices are such as will con-
vince you of the economy of trading at
our store. Will Miller, the grocer.
S We offer big values in muslin under
wear. Don't miss this opportunity to
supply your wants. Nettie Ingledue &
Co, the Up-to-Date Dry Goods House.
We aim to please and satisfy our
customers, not only in the matter Of
price, but as, to quality of goods. A
few trial orders Will convince you that
1t is economy to buy of Miller. the gro-
Ger.
e.
Whitton- Whitehead 2-days quick
action sale will close tomorrow, Sat
urday, the 18th. Don't fail to take
of the opportunity to buy
at prices never before quoted for
goods of the value.
The Ladies' Aid society of the State
street Evangelical church, met Thurs
IN ~ ne Mrs, trf NJ
North Fifth avenue, After the regular
work. q social hour was enjoyed, any
were served.
The condition of Miss Martha Nc
MILAN, who Is at St. Thomas hospital
with mastoditis, is not SO fa-
vorable today Miss Mcmillan passed /
d poor night, and is not resting so
easily today as she was twenty four
hours ago.
The series Of dancing parties. which
which Marshall lodge, No %12. 2
D. E., has been giving at regular inter-
walls thru the winter and spring, ended
with May party at the lodge rooms
Thursday evening. About TWENTY-FIVE +
couples attended, Ferguson's orches- i
.ra furnished the music |
~ $isE IL ~ saN4ti
Members OF the working boys gym |.
1asium classes and the boys Bible /
lass of the Fourth ward, accompanied
~ Assistant Secretary Claude Warren
md Physical Director E. 6. Schroeder,
made up "a picnic party that spent
Wednesday, evening and cooked their,
supper in the woods of Riverview park.
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Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Nichols, Mrs. H.
4. Nichols of this city. Messrs, A. K.
dostetter and Frank Hostetter and
Misses Olive and Emma Hostetter, Of
and e. H. Nichols and son
Donald, of Chicago went to State Cen
.e. this morning to attend the funeral
If Miss Carrie v. Mills, who died in
Greeley Col. The body arrived in
State Center at 4 O'clock this afternoon
md was, taken to the cemetery, where
short funeral Services were held.
The marital troubles of various prom
nent society people that are attract
ng public attention just nov make par
icularly Timely the subject of Mrs.
siske's new play, "The New York. Idea"
hat will be seen at Odeon, Monday May
3. Playwrights, like novelists. are
live to the material for their pens in
American life today. Langdon Mitch