Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-28

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See Elite performance tonight.
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DIR. Wood. eye. throat. nose. ana ear
DR.. Billiard, osteopatb. % e. Main
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 302 w. Main
Dried fruits are cheaper at Culley's
See his display.
Hear what Dolliver has to say abou
! Senator Allison.
White chambers. slop jars, bowls
and pitchers at Culey's.
Some very fancy sauer kraut at OF.
sons, 10 cents a gallon.
Always the latest creations in comic
and fancy cards at Newton's, II South
First street.
Keep using "Ferndell Brand" coffee
and you will be satisfied. For sale
only by Olson.
Another shipment of olives, put ur
in Mason quart jars, just arrived al
Olson's. Try a jar.
Remember our sale commencing May
80 has real bargains of unusual merit
Painters clothing store.
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Wanten-Lady bookkeeper in store.
Give experience and salary wanted
Address "S.-26" Times Republican.
Regular dance at Forney's hall Sat-
urday evening. Full orchestra. Adj
mission 10 cents. Evening tickets so
cents.
Don't misuse your eye for art any
longer but inspect the fine things in
postcards at Newton's, IL South First
street.
The John Galloway home, 500 West
Boone street, which has been under
quarantine for scarlet fever, was re-
leased today.
Hang your fur coat away in a tar
Inc moth bag. and it will be we'll cared
for We have large and small sizes
M. f. Andrews.
Get ready now and don't leave it I'M
til the morning of June to commence
to arrange for the big land excursion
to Plainview. Texas.
The Kimball piano is sold strictly on
the merit of the piano, and the test
of time has proven that it has no equal.
Call up III East Main street
Mrs. T. F. Bradford went to Tama
this morning to visit her parents, and
attend the graduation exercises of the
Tama high school Friday evening.
Buttermilk bread from Robertson &
Strub has the green label and is the
original If your grocer does not have
it, call us on either phone, and we will
see that you get it.
Miss Wanda Wood left for Upton
this morning to remain until the first
of next week with Miss Myrtle Dear
dorff, who graduates from the Upton
high school Friday evening.
We handle the famous Falcon flour.
1t is not the highest priced, but is
high grade. 1t is strictly guaranteed.
Ask us about our flour proposition.
& West, East State.
We have been making buttermilk
bread for years and we have put a
green label on each loaf so that there
will be no trouble in getting our
bread. Insist on the green label. Rob-
ertson & Strub.
The ladies of the Fourth Street
Bridge club were delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. E. E. Hood, 405 North
Fourth street. A light lunch was
served, following cards.
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The Order of the Eastern Star, Cen
trail chapter, No. 81, held special
meeting for the initiation of candidates
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
rooms. A social time followed, and re-
freshments We're enjoyed.
If you eat buttermilk bread with the
blue diamond label once, you want it
again. Delicious" is the verdict of all
who use it. Order it of the Standard
bakery if your grocer does not keep it.
Be sure it has the blue diamond label
New models in fancy mixtures. These
suits are the latest features of this
wear-brown worsteds are
prominent in the showing. We can
save you several dollars on your suit
Turing this sale at Painters clothing
store
We now have installed in our fin
shing department the most convent
INT and modern machines and accessor-
es obtainable. With this equipment
md first class help we are in po-
'ition to develop and finish your films
'r plates to the very best possible adj
vantage. Newton's, No. II South First
treet.
Agent F. B. Garvin, Of the North
western; Conductors H. 0. McFarlane, !
Ind Victor Ballou, of the Iowa Central;
Engineer c.. W. Cation, of the Central;
md Ed White, a Central machinist, |
Thursday evening from Des
Ioines, where they had been in attend
nee at the meeting of the old rail-
Dad men of Iowa.
Our stock of books was selected with |
special reference to the wants of those |
'uying gifts and the many compli- |
aents we have received on the good |
aste and judgment shown in buying
line of gift goods has been flatter-
in y