Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
Miller. 1eweler. 1903 East Main.

Miller, JeWeler, loS East MAIN.
Dance Odd Follows Saturday night.
DR., Wood, eye, ear, nose and throat.
Picture frames made to order,
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Culley has sailed peanuts. fresh wal
nuts, almonds, and pecan meats.
Fancy grapes at 25 cents and so
cents per basket. Reynolds & Sheldon,
Olson can supply our wants in good
things to eat. Everything fresh and
clean.
The T.-R. needs several carrier boys
for permanent positions. Apply at the
press room.
Remember Kendall is still selling
clothing at soc on the dollar. l26
West Main street.
The Christian church ladies will hold
an exchange tomorrow afternoon at
Simmons book store.
Band concert and dance odd Fellows
hall this evening. Beneht Mrs. Gra-
ham. Admission loo
Some very fine caulifower. mangols
and Heinz picking vinegar to go win
your pickles at Olson's.
Cloaks. cloaks, latest styles. lowest
prices. See our $1,000 leader. It's a
winner. Nj. f. Andrews.
Muscatine and Jersey sweet pota-
toes. fancy cauliflower. white picking
onions and fresh cayenne peppers at
Culley's.
Get YOUR candies at Wachter's, home
made and strictly pure. Fresh cara
mels and chocolates Saturday. 33
West Main.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Congregational
| church. was held Thursday afternoon
at h church parlors.
Read "Brewster's Millions by the
! author of "Graustark." An entrance
ing novel. Only so cents a volume, at
Simmons Book Store.
Mrs. Robert r. Holt left for Abba
this morning, where she will visit with
Mr.. Hoit's brother. Mr.. John Holt. and
family, for two weeks.
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To introduce. we will give away one
25 cent box Princess tooth powder with
every tooth brush purchased at 25
cents or over, Saturday only. Wheeler
& Hoag. druggists.
George w. Gilbert, of the Marshall
Printing Company, has purchased a
new o~ne-cylinder Cadillac touring car.
adding another to the long list of mo-
tor cars owned in the city.
"Brewster's Millions a popular
book, worth $1.50. on sale at Simmons
Book Store for so cents a volume. The
play is soon to be presented at the
Odeon. You should read the book.
Read the wants ads tonight n to-
morrow night. Something there to IN
tsPest every member of the family. If
you have anything to dispose of try a
want ad yourself and get a customer.
Mrs. George P. Smith, Of Mason City,
wife of the general utility man of the
Western Grocer Company. spent
| Thursday in the city, making arrange
ments preparatory to the moving of
the family to this city to live.
Miss Josephine Gableman left for
Rockford, ILL.,, this morning, where she
will visit until next week with college
friends. From there Miss Gableman
will go to Chicago to remain for per-
haps a month with Miss HERNIA Let's.
Mrs. w. S. Robbins n daughter
Wilma, and Mrs. o. H. Hole, of Los
Angeles, who has been visiting in the
city, and Mrs. B. +. Kierulff, left for
Chicago this afternoon. Miss Robbins
goes ito enter the University of Chica-
go, and Mrs. Hole will visit in Chicago.
The funeral of Miss Mary c. FAR
quhar was held from the Friends
church at LeGrand Thursday morning
at 1880 o'clock, and was very largely
attended by neighbors and friends.
Rev. Pearson officiated and the body
was buried in the church burying
ground.
Mr.. Roy r. WATSON, who represents
! the Lennox Furnace Company in KAN
! sas and Oklahoma. with headquarters
at Wichita, Kas., arrived in he city
Thursday afternoon from Kansas City,
and will remain for a few days on
business, and visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. WATSON.
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The opening meeting of the Witen-
agemote club was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. M. F.. An
drews. 5 South Fourth street. The
ladies began the reading of Bradford
Porrey's "a Rambler's Lease" a nature
| study. The meeting next week will be
with Mrs. w. H. Jones, n new Off