Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-21
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Five per cent farm loans Battin.
Plenty of good country butter al
Olsons.
German coffee cakes of all kinds a
Wachter's on Saturday.
We Will have plenty of alberta
peaches next week. Olson.
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Everything good to eat for your Sun
day dinner at Kendall & West.
4. Jap basket sale tomorrow morning.
See our west window. Archie Parker.
Blueberries, Elberta peaches Bart
lett pears. Malaga grapes and oranges
at Culley's.
DR.. Billiard has moved his office to
| the new Benedict block at No Is West
Main street
| Fall jackets, all colors. mixtures
! black and tan coverts. at about half
price, at Simons.
Entire stock of china, cut glass pic
lures, ETC.. at greatly reduced prices.
Simmons Book Store.
| Your last chance at Simon's to get
handsome white dress at less than
one-half regular price.
Order your chicken pie for Sunday
by phone, 1873. and we will deliver it.
Standard Baking Company.
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Gated charcoal for poultry, and also
Lees hog remedy for hogs.
For little girls only. Next week our
show window will be full of go-carts
for dolls. Get ready and see Schmidt.
Miss Florence Hopkins is in Des
Moines this week attending house
party at the home of Miss Mildred
CruZan.
Large assortment of books, that sold
for so cents to $3.50; special for Sat
urday, 25 cents per copy. Simmons
Book Store.
Not much money to buy them, lots
of time yet to wear them, oxfords at
cut prices Friday and Saturday at e.
G. Wallace, the shoeist.
Wanted at once by the city OF Mar
shalltown 25 men that have had ex-
perience in sewer work Apply e. z.
Mack, Superintendent
Mrs. j. b. Troutner. and little daugh-
ter. Avis, and her mother Mrs j. r.
Haines, spent the day in Albion with
relatives and friends.
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Miss Lezetta Ficken, of State Cen
ter, who has been the guest of Miss
Eliese Talbot for a week, returned
home Thursday evening.
If you have buggy or harness, hard
coal stove or any article of surplus
furniture, turn it into money A 10
cent want ad in the T.-R. will do it,
Mrs. Archie Elson left this morning
for Peoria, ILL.,, where she will remain
for a weeks visit at the home of her
husbands brother, Mr.. Herbert Elson.
Jap basket sale tomorrow morning.
Waste paper, open work, glove, hand
kerchief, needle, bon bon baskets.
Palm mats and Japanese slippers.
Archie Parker.
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Mrs. J. L. Williams. and the latters
little son, spent Thursday in Lynnville
attending the old settlers picnic OF
Jasper county.
Miss Iva Randall left for Lincoln.
Neb.. this morning to visit for a
short time with her brother, Mr. w. e.
Randall who was married few weeks
ago in this city.
w. B. Robinson, of this city, a main
tainer in the employ of the Hall Sig
nal company, was called to Taina
Thursday by the death of his mother
The funeral was held this afternoon
Chickens are ripe now, and they
make fine pies; you will want one for
your Sunday dinner. Standard Baking
need to go to the trouble of making it,
we will do it for you. Standard Baking
Company.
James Winters, one of the special
officers on duty in the strike district
has been placed in charge of the desk
sergeant's work at police headquarters
in the absence of Sergeant Goodale,
who is at the state fair.
Mr.. 3. w. Sinclair, OF TINS city, WHO
has been president of the Iowa Tea
and Coffee Mems association during
the past year, was made member OF
the executive committee at the con-
vention held at Oskaloosa.
Quality should be first when you are
buying meat, it is with us, and when
you eat meat that we buy 1T has our
guarantee that it is good. For your
Sunday dinner order your meat of us.
Kelleher, South Third avenue mar
ket.
REV. A. Wesley Neil, of Des Moines.
wife and children, arrived in the city
this afternoon. and will remain for
few days visit with the formers IA
Their. Rev E, r. Nell. Rev. Wesley