Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-01


All fancy back combs at cost, a
, Aliens.
! Infants new cloaks. all prices. a
NJ f. Andrews
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephone, new lis, old 675-J.
Second hand organs from $500 up a
the Tuffree Music House. few day
only.
ButtermilS bread that has the greer
label is from Robertson & Shrubs. am
is the original Both phones.
Buttermilk bread that has the greer
label is from Robertson & Shrubs. ant
is the original Both phones.
Indoor base ball tonight, y. NJ. C. A
gym. Business College vs.. Business
Men, and A. +. Shorthll Co. VS.. Len
nox Furnace Co. Toe.
Am overstocked with good second
hand organs. ! have octave ant
piano cased organs at prices YOU cam
get away from. Tuffrees Music House
Mrs Perry Mack. who has been al
st. Thomas hospital. where she sub
mitted to an operation two weeks ago
was able TO be removed To her home
Tuesday.
Notice to farmers and gardeners-We
desire TO contract for 200 acres of GU
cumbers for which we will pay 60 cents
per bushcl delivered at our factory.
Marshall Vinegar Company
The Musical lIoyles" of New York
City. accompanied by reader of UNI
usual ability. will give their program
! in the Eagles hail Friday evening at 8
to'clock Tickets at Ingledlle Il Young
Fresh cucumbcrs. new bcets. green
: peppers. tomatoes. fine sweet potatoes.
/ lettuce. onions. radishes. Strawberries.
! piueappeS grape fruit, oranges, ban
anas. celery, just received at Peckham 3
grocery
Simon's Marincllo parlors offer you
the following reduction in prices dur
Ing the month of April: Manicure tick
ct. six treatments. 81: shampoo ticket.
six treatments. s.: facial massage, ten
treatments, 50. a. II. Simon.
day afternoon with Mrs. r. T. Nichols.
and took up review of the play.
Henry w. with questions from the
Book Lovers Shakespeare. The meet
ing next week will be with Mrs. Tin
ker, on South Fourth street.
Mr.. F.. II. Hammill. of Fon du Lac
Wis, the new superintendent of the
of 10 &,
western. passed thru the city Tues
day evening. en- route 10 Boone. Su-
perintendent Whalen. who is trans
ferred to Mr.. Hammili's former posi-
ton on the Wisconsin division. left for
Fond du Lac today.
Fire shortly after noon. the origin of
which is not known. destroyed a small
Shanty near the coal chutes of the
Great Western on East Nevada street.
used by the company to store sand.
The building stood close to the COM
pany's water tank which the depart
ment prevented from catching on fire.
The loss is nominal.
Miss Jennie NJ. Gowdy. daughter of
Mrs. Sophrona Gowdy. of Logan
township. is soon to be married to Mr..
Arthur Hall. of Newton. Invitations
for novelty shower for Saturday at
ternoon have been issued by Mrs. |
Gowdy. Until recently Miss Gowdy has
been teaching school at No. 9 of Tim
Der Creek township.
Squire Haradon is reporting this
that Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Har-
adon. 400 East Church street, are
parents OF a nine and one-half pound |
boy. born Tuesday evening. 1t is be-
lieved that the new primary law has
made no provision for his activity in |
the campaign for clerk of the district |
court.
We can't make the buttermilk bread |
any better. It's perfect now, if bought |
at the Standard bakery. SO We've tried |
to make it look better by adding the [
label. Look for the blue label. It's
little thing to look for but a big thing |
to find, because it means quality, the |
original buttermilk bread made from
the original formula. At the Standard
40 West Main. Telephone
your orders.
Chas. H. Yale's Everlasting DEVILS
Auction which has for twenty five
years held the confidence of the theater
going public to the extent of annually
resurrecting the standing Room
Only sign in all cities from the At
lantic to the Pacific coast. announces
that the present seasons production
Of this phenomenal shoW-piece will
be the best that has yet
been presented. 1t will appear at the
Ddeon theater, Sunday night, April 5.
Prices. 25, so, Is and s1.0O,
The funeral of Mrs. Frank O'Brien.
Of Liscomb. was largely attended Tues
lay afternoon from the Grace Re-
'ormed church, Rev. George r. Biers-
oorn officiating. The floral offerings
rom friends We're numerous. The pail
bearers were Messrs. James Meekins
2. f.. Boyd Frank Dillon, William
ADAMS. George 1'reser and William
Myers. In attendance at the funera!
rom this city We're Messrs. G. r..
'harles e. and Frank Haas, uncle and
cousins of the deceased, and Mrs
O'Brien, mother of Mr.. O'Brien
Mr.. ]. s. Mccormack. formerly of
lemons, but now of Boone, where
lie owns billiard parlor and cigar
tore, spent Tuesday afternoon in the
'ity. being on his way to Clemens for
/ brief visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Mccormack. Mrs Nc
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