Evening times-Republican., 1909-06-04
Glllestlepnblitan
The City Il, Brief

Geo. ]. Allen. optical specialist.
DR.. Wood. eye, ear. throat. Glasses.
DR.. Buliard, osteopath. Is West Main
Try quart can of those large olives
at Batesole's.
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug company.
Twenty-Five pounds prunes for 81.
Kendall & West.
A few hundred pounds Of comb hon.
ey at is cents. Batesole's.
Another lot Of tan waist dresses just
received, at 81. at simon's.
Irish linen wash suits at Simons.
Sizes 40 to 48 at $6 each.
Plenty of fresh country butter at %
cents per pound at lnman's.
Hams. hams, Calumet hams for Sat
urday's trade. Kendall & West.
Handsome vnile and panama skirts
at SO and up. at A. H. Simon's.
schmidt's hardware store is head
quarters for bee keepers supplies.
We still sell waists at 80 cents. Ask
your neighbor about them. At Stmons.
See our big line Of boys wash suits
at popular prices. Painters clothing
store.
A No. /, early June peas, three cans
for 25 cents for Saturday. Kendall &
West
i DR.. Cora Williams. physician, office
over Fidelity Bank. Hours 10 to 12, and
to 4.
seventy-five cents only for the
handiest freezer you ever saw. c. F.
Schmidt.
] have several good Iowa farms for
sale. Address j. NJ. Hughes, owner.
502 North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mowry. s11
North Center street, are parents of q
daughter, born this morning.
Ask for our No. 27 Iceberg Re-
frigerators-ninety pounds ice. Just
the size you want. See Schmidt.
Green peas, string beans, cucumbers
and lot of home grown vegetables fol
Saturday. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Stop that cough with Smith Bros
Cough Drops. A new supply just re.
ceived by Reynolds& Sheldon.
We DO work on the square at VANS
Modern Slice Repair Shop. Don't for.
get the place, No. II North First street
All new spring and summer clothing
for men, young men and boys now
placed on a big money saving sale at
Painters.
Mrs. w. Kimball, who passed thru
an operation for appendicitis and 9TH
er complications a few days ago, con-
tinues to improve nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney G. Wells, 41G
North Fourth street, are parents Of q
nine-pound daughter, born at st
Thomas hospital this morning.
Now is the time to buy your boy 9
SUIT and our sale prices are extremel,
low Think of getting a s6 suit fol
$3.85 or a SO suit for $1.75. Painters.
Mr. Henry Leise, Of Liscomb, was IL
the city Thursday between trains, be.
ing on his way to Toledo, called by
the critical illness of a brother-in law
FresE& Strawberries, pineapples, new
potatoesS wax beans, onions, radishes
lettuce, asparagus, spinach. cucumbers
and everything good to eat at Kendall
& Vests.
Mrs. George McGill, of Minneapolis
who has been visiting friends here, was
called to Peoria Thursday owing to, the
serious dllness of her father, Rev
James Weston.
The Simmons Book Store is sellin,
wall paper at very low prices. Th
stock is very large and complete an
you can get anything you want. Elk
pert workmen employed
The Dinner Party line Of coffees ha.
no superior. The price is very low ant
the quality exceptional. Let us fill ONT
order for a trial. You will hnd 1t ever
better than represented. Batesole's.
Suit has been filed for the Angus
term of court by John H. and 1saa,
H. Pyle against Davis Pyle and wife
ct al. being petition for partition and
sale of certain real estate held by de.
fendants.
Mrs. w. T. Smith, of Blanket, Texas
is in the city for short visit with he
son, Rev. M. N. Smith. Mrs. Smitl
will go to Mt. Vernon soon to atten;
the commencement at Cornell College
when her son Clarence will graduate
) The funeral of James Hunter, o
this city, was largely attended Thurs
day afternoon from the Methods
church at Melbourne, Rev. Mr.. Mitch
ell officiating. A Melbourne quartz
furnished the music The pail bearer
were Messrs. William Mason, Georg,
Vessels, Henry Hessenius, Jacob Ireib
Sic, Ezra Wallace. and George Gill
gan. Interment was in the Melbourn,
cemetery.
Our advertising man ought to be
kgood cook so he could tell You how t
make Peach cobbler with Came
peaches, but he isn't. You know hoy
to do 1t and we want to ask you If yo
won't use Cameo peaches next time
You get them sliced or cut in halves a
you choose and they will be right, toe
Sure there are other Canned peache
as good as Cameo, few-but It's sci
dom you can buy them as cheap as tn
price Of Cameo. Now what do yo
want to buy them for anyhow If Came
is good quality and low priced, wh
not buy Cameo? You get your money
worth.
Miss Leila David will leave Monda,
on delightful trip east, going frs
to Buffalo. N. Y, where she will be tn
lguest for two days Of her former col
|iege roommate, Miss Edith Becker. Th