Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-01
Band fair begins tomorrow night.
For q garden drill. see Schmidt.

Band fair begins tomorrow night.
For a garden drill, see Schmidt.
Elk chocolates, always fresh. Wheel
err l. Hoag, sole agents
For a garden plow with one bi,
wheel $500 See Schmidt
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A. b. Mccartney cleans wall paper
Telephone New i15, Old 675-J.
/ A few bushels of red onion sets left
Ten cents a quart. Will Miller.
Bring your produce to Edwards &
Son. corner Boone and Ninth street.
| See Godogo Crossing the Abyss, a
the May day circus tonight. A thriller
that thrills.
Don't forget to try that new process
bread, None SO good. Culley, the
| grocer. sells it.
Special--Saturday only. yard wide
black taffeta silk, 81 quality, 10 cents
a yard. Archie Parker.
| Ask your grocer or butcher for An
Choir brand hams, bacon and lard.
MaUe DN bTlltaln 70.
New potatoes. tomatoes. cucumbers
beets, carrots. cabbage, spinach and
water cress at Culley's.
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Anything you can wish for in the
bakery line is to be found at our bak-
cry. Robertson & Strub.
The Our Club will give May party
at Forneys hall this evening This is
the last party of the season
Four dollar and $500 mems Burt &
Packard Burrajap patent leather. war
ranted shoes. Geo. Trautmann Co.
Aid society will hold an exchange Sat
urday afternoon at Myers grocery
store
Investigate the merits of the COM
bination belt. waist and skirt support
er. now being demonstrated at l.. r.
Lays.
Wanted = Competent girl for gem
eral homework: also nurse girl. In
iquire mornings. 407 North Center
street.
Apple pie. made of fresh apples.
Mince pie, made of home made mnce
meat At the Standard Bakery, ITO
West Main
Saturday is the last day of our j.
day cut price sale on boys suits. If
sou are going to buy suit, better see
Painter. the clothier.
Every boy between II and is years
should hear Harry Fisher at the great
boys meeting at the Railroad Y. Nj. c.
"A. Sunday at p. m.
Any hat in the store, including doz.
patterns just arrived. can be bought on
Saturday, May End at SO each. Don't
miss the chance. Miss OFT.
Lemon, cocoanut cream, cocoanut.
chocolate pie. Standard Bakery, 10
West Main. Both phones. Try these
pies. You'll find them just right.
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If you want your papering done when
you want it done, see the firm that
have the men and ability to do as they
agree, in the old building opposite the
NJ. E. church. Dinges & Everist.
Special Tomorrow. - Chicken pie at
the Standard Bakery, ITO West Main.
We will try to supply the demand, but
the number will be limited and We adj
wise orders be gotten in early. STAN
dard Bakery.
The home of Edward Routh. 106
North First avenue. which has been
under quarantine for smallpox, was
released today. Mr.. Routh, who was
taken sick in the house, is in the de-
tention hospital.
Buttermilk bread. Look for the blue
label. 1t costs no more and
is guarantee of best quality. The la
our own. Standard Bakery, ITO West
Main. Both phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nissen, of Den
YER. Col, who have been visiting at
the homes Of Mrs. Nissen's sisters,
Mrs. A. ]. Gundlach and Mrs. f. G.
Hodges for three weeks, departed for
Denver this morning.
Stenographers and bookkeepers in
demand. 1t is a notable fact that dur
ing the financial panic the Central
Iowa Business College has graduated a
large number of students and placed
all of them in excellent positions.
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1t is our aim to please you in both |
the wall paper and workmanship We j
will do our best to please you. At the |
Did building opposite the NJ E. church
where Dinges & Everist have one of
he best stocks Of wall paper in the I
city.
Tomorrow-At the Standard Bakery.
8aked beans. We are always looking
out for our patrons interests. Plain
Boston baked and With tomato sauce.
You will enjoy a dish of these beans.
Standard Bakery, 10 West Main.
Both phones