Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-09

The CITY Il, Brief
Five per cent farm loans. Batt,n.

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Elk chocolates are the best. .Hoag
Drug company.
Five per cent money. William An
drews company.
Plenty Of Easter eggs Is cents per
dozen at Inman's store.
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See us for early seed potatoes. Peck
ham Grocery Company.
Extra large packages Of garden seed,
two for cents. Batesole.
Seed potatoes. Genuine EARLY Ohio
potatoes. Kendall & West.
See our line of pickles in quart jars
\ 1t Is cents. Peckham Grocery Com
panH.
Tomorrow is your last day to buy
Easter cards. Newton has the best line
at 121 East Main.
General Roadmaster NJ. N. Shelley,
OF the iowa Central, spent the day in
Oskaloosa on business.
Wanted-Tenants for the j. c. Dunn
home. 108 West Church; also for the
Tim Brown home, 401 East Main.
F'resh garden seeds, two packages
Tor cents. White, yellow and red on
ION sets. Peckham Grocery Company.
DR.. Ktnnan's class of the Methodist
Sunday school will hold an exchange
at Sinclairs store tomorrow after
noon.
Lettuce, celery, onions, radishes
sweet potatoes. All kinds of pickles
pineapples, blood oranges at Kendall
4 Vests.
Wachter has beautiful lot of candy
novelties for Easter, including Easter
eggs, chickens and other designs. 33
West Main.
Miss Susan Edna Lampman filed
with the county recorder Thursday af-
kernoon a nurses certificate issued to
her by the state board Of health.
We can supply palm olive soap on
T.-R. coupons cut from the Galvanic
soap advertisement. Take advantage
Of this offer. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Bring in your coupons and get the
cake of Palm Olive soap free by buy
Ing bar Of Galvanic. We will redeem
them. Peckham Grocery Company.
Anson-stroud call your attention to
new shell goods-combs, barrettes and
novelties. Try Franco-American toll
lette articles. Phone $40. 10 North
First street.
Specify Wachters ice cream for
your Sunday dinner. It's the most de-
licious. Ice cream, ice cream soda, etc.,
always ready for you at Wachters, SO
West Main.
Minss Josephine Baughman, Of New
Sharon, arrived in the city Thursday
and will remain over Easter at the
home Of her brother, City Engineer g
"A. Baughman.
Egg plant, spinach, water cress
rhubarb, cucumbers, tomatoes, green
peppers, carrots. beets, turnips, onions
celery, lettuce, and radishes. Peckham
Grocery Company.
For Sale-The residence at 40s
North Third avenue at a bargain II
taken soon. Seven rooms, modern
paved to lot line, barn, a pretty attract
Ave place. Call at premises.
The regular meeting Of the women's
Home Missionary Society of the United
Brethren church, was held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. H
Patterson. 1901 West Main street.
The German Evangelical Ladies' Ai6
Society was entertained Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Kate Schmelz, I'll
East Linn street. The attendance was
good, and a very pleasant meeting was
enjoyed.
During the spring housekeeping yor
will find several pieces of furniture
which you will want to replace with
4 new. Don't store the old pieces but
sell them thru the T.-R. for sale col.
umn. One cent word per insertion.
Fancy dried peaches three pounds
for Is cents; two pounds dried april
cots for 25 cents; two pounds dried
pears for rs cents; three pounds rails.
1ns rs cents; four packages raisins q
cents; three cans corn 25 cents. Ken.
dali & West.
Our wall paper trade has never beer
- large as it is this spring. And why
Because we have the largest stock ant
best assortment In the city. We are
receiving new papers almost every day
Get your wall paper at Simmons book
store and you are sure to be pleased.
The board of supervisors has CLOSED
q contract with G. r. Speers for the
erection OF the reinforced concrete
bridge which will span the creek or
North Thirteenth street. The contrac
was awarded to Speers several weeks
ago. The bridge is to be finished il
!. July.
The Sherman Stock Company will
present "Jim, the Westerner," at the
Odeon tonight. This piece, one would
Judge from the title was western
bill, but 1t deals exclusively with the
east, and tells an interesting story c,
the stock exchange and Wall street
uanipulations. Prices only 10 and q
cents.
Mesdames Ross Hubbard, Ray
Z Ewald, Charles Chinn and c. b
Johnston were hostesses Thursday af-
ternoon at the Hubbard home. 504
North Fifth street, to the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society. Of which there
was q good attendance present Dur
ing the afternoon several pleasant
features were enjoyed, talk by Rev
NJ. N. Smith, a vocal solo by Miss
Fanny Morton, and instrumental num-
hers by Miss Shan Culver. The hos
RA.ana ware assisted in serving re.