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New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
N White Goods Main Floor.

few wisps from heaps Of White Goods as big as hay
almost 10 .--.- il a.
FANCY En- brodered q and y inches vide d
medley paids and all-over etectS Woth &c
25c. yard; Anniversary Sale price,
Inorted French Nainsooks 4S inches wide soft glossy
Anish: worth up 4Oc. yard; Anniversary SaIe DC
price '-"''-'''-''''
u.da,ra Nainsook Is lust staple wheat
rrce is On account or
SNOWY soft finish 1t is esIecaIy pop
childrens underwear-39 lncnes Wlae
pieces of ten yards, qualify usually sold al 40
a
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
ANNIVERSARY SALE
N En1broideries; Laces

Main !.
Cambria Edgings, 8 to 5 inches wide;
worth up to 19c. a yard; now-..--.-..-13c
Muslin FTouncings. II and 26 inches wide:
designs daintied with English eyelet and
Japanese effects; worth up to &c a yard;
Venise Inserting, white, cream and eeru.
115 to inches wide; worth up to 25c.
yard; now .............-.-...-.--..... &c.
Embroidered Net All-Over Laces, white,
cream and ecru. q inches wide: for waists
and dresses; worth up to &c yard, 4Sc
Real Baby Irish Crochet Insertings. inch
wide; worth SIS; now.-.-..-..-.----.- SSc
7c and &c yard for Fancy Cotton Lace
fnsertings; Persian colors. embroidered
on cream grounds, 113 TO inches wide;
worth up to 20c.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Drawers:

4Sc-Of nainsook. made closed with
lawn umbrella ruff1e, trimmed with three
rows of Val. insertion and edging; bead
ing and ribbon above ruffie-
59c-Of nainsook, Isabella style, with
lawn umbrella ruff1e trimmed with lace
insertion and edging-
7Sc-Of nainsook closed, with rufie
formed Of two rows Of Val. insertion and
lace edRfug: embroidery insertion above
rufle with ribbon drawn through
Sf.29-Of nafnsook. Isabella style, with
lawn rufffe, trimmed with two rows of
Val insertion and edging: beading with
ribbon above ruff1e.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
y Engraved Cards


Plate and fifty Cards, script letters 49c
Plate and fifty Cards. black old English
letters, Sic
Plate and fifty Cards. shaded old English
letters. 81 "a. The plate becomes your
property.
Monogram Die and box of fine linen fab
ric ''Arbiter'' Writing Paper, stamped In
any color, 79c
The die becomes your property.
One hundred Cards done from your own
plate, SSc
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A NNlVERSARY SALE
Household Linens

The JANUARY LINEN SALE now
merges into the ANNIVERSARY SALE
New standards OF economy have been
created in order to establish new records
of distributions.
uII-bIeached HemIned Scotch Linen Ia
BILE Cloths: handsome designs that are
exclusive here These Cloths are the
good. old fashioned. solid Scotch quail
ity, free from sizing. starch or loading of
any kind. Two sizes; S1XSl inches, WORTH
S4O0 and S6x9O inches, worth S1-5Os either
at ------- cZ-45I
F,II-BIeached Scotch Satin Damask Table
sure TO like 31ex2312 inches. worth $50
a dozen; Anniversary Sale price s.. %
Full -BIeached Irish Linen Damask Table
Napkins, good weight, all derived from
pure flax. 24x24 inches; worth S.75 dOZens
Anniversary Sale pTice.-..----.-.---S52 s. 80
BIeached Scotch Linen Crash TOweIling.
extra heavy, red border; 131a inches HfCiss
worth 12c- yard; at----------------.---S77 SIC
Red or Blue Checked Glass ToweIllng. q
- inches wide. the quality that won't leave
a trail of lint on the surface Of your
glass; worth 15c. a yard. at...--------f2 &c
Dress Linen: A particularly advanta seOus
purchase Of fulI-bleached. rOUnd-thread
pure Irish Linen, in medium weight, for
waists ans skirts It is a peculiarly even
weave, FIRE from the usual lUmpineSS of
Linen fabrics: So inches wide imported TO
sell at 60c- yard; Anniversary Sale price.
SSC
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
u Worr1en's Corsets
Second FL
s1.2o for $3.50 ~. B." Corsets

x4sLI 4UA $AsIV Ss % NO@S~10
Various models suitable Sor all figures.
producing the new hipless effect and grace
full lines required by the dress fashion now
in vogue. All made OF extra quality cou-
tile, trimmed with lace and ribbon. Bones
reinforced and supporters front and sides
+ B. 16O-For medium figures, medium
low bust and deep hip: sizes Is to 25-
T. b 1S1-For tall, slender figures. high
bust and deep hip; sizes is TO "a
7 r. 162-For small, medium figures.
very low bust and long, deep hip; sizes
Is to %.
] B. 16S-For medium figures, medium
bust and deep hip; sizes IS to 26.
J. B. 164-For average and full figures;
medium high bust and extra long, deep
back Perfect model. Sizes Is TO 30
All worth $50; at $1.2s.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
IA Printed Wash Goods


When you can buy bright. new. fresh
Rash Goeds-just tossed of the looms-it s
tine for YOU 10 stir in their direction
12c. for 25c- Mercerized Organdie, 2
Inches wide. tinted printed florals and
figures and embroidered rings on white
grounds.
15c. for &c. Imported Scotch Suitings, %
inches wide. CHEEKY Clan plaids, adapted
for women's and children's dresses
l6c for sc. Irish Union Dress Linen, Sc
inches wide-Copenhegen, cadet, sky
hello. pink. tan and black Smooth weave;
clear cOlors.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
N Muslin Wear Second Floor

A manufacturer OF Muslin Underwear
whose products measure up to our stand
ard changed the location of his plant We
took all his completed garments. GOT
THEM AT A THIRD LESS THAN HIS
REGULAR PRICES. That's how We viii
sell them to you. Only room here for
few items Finer qualities relatively
cheap.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
4 ANNIVERSARY SALE
" House Goods

Basement.
Six specials. including practical. everyday
things that are always wanted In every
home Hundreds OF others equally attrac-
lively priced for the Anniversary Sale
BLOWN GLASS WATER TUMBLERS.
decorated with initials engraved TO order;
our regular price 96c. dozen; now----O4o
"STRAUS'F CUT GLASS FRUIT OR
SALAD BOWLS, artistic pattern. inches
in diameter; our regular price S.. 49, now.
CUT GLASS COMBINaTION-Berr Bowl.
Water Bottle and Celery Tray; our reg
ular price $3.50; aow. -sS
BOHEMIAN GLASS SERVICE-6O pieces.
decorated with gold band and initial In
s11 50
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SET-lOl
pieces, graceful shape. border design, han
dies and edges gold lined: regularly
S19.S9, now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. > z .SS
s2S9 for $3.50 Art Glass Shade. dome
shape finished with fringe. Pinch size.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

T.tt. is Black Satin Directoire-rich quail
~ imported Dress Silk. 4S15 inches wide
.hs. IS sold regularly at s225 q yard; spe-
cs during Anniversary Sale, sl4s.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A NNIVERSAPY SALE
- Petticoats-Silk
Second Floor

Women's Petticoats made of taffeta silk.
black and staple colors, deep accordion
pleating, finished with narrow pIeating;
percaline Dust ruffie. There are only one
hundred Of them They are worth $500;
Anniversary Sale price. Sc. 81
S3.79 for Women's $500 TaHeta Silk Pet
ticoats, black, staple and evening shades,
founce with accordion pleating, Van
Dyke style trimmed with narrow ruffie.
percaline dust ruffie.
S5.Ss for Women's $500 Petticoats. made
OF extra heavy taffeta, black, staple and
pastel colors, graduated accordion pleat-
Ing, sectional founce. three rose ruches;
deep silk underlay.
SSc for S-S9 Petticoats. made of perca-
line; tucked founce finished with deep
embroidery rufie.
81 .9S for $500 Petticoats made of mercer
lied Jersey cloth, deep circular hounce of
taffeta silk; percaline underlay
Better qualities ranging up to-. 500. .49
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A NNIVERSARY SALE
- Carpets and Rugs

Rest quality TenWire Tapestry Brussels
I'm Oriental and ChintZ effects: also in Han
and Stair Carpets to match: our usual
prices 76c. and Sc; Anniversary price,
SOC.
SIC for s1.0S Wool Velvet Carpets for
hall and stair. Just what you need for
floors in apartments that are eXposed to
heavy and constant walking upon.
RUGS-Worsted Administer Rugs. rich
dark notified effects relieved and nvened
by band border. They are thick and dur
able and soft to the tread
Is | IS stead OF s2l4-27X6 ia.
S14.74 instead of S2.74-9xl3 IT,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
Wonnen's Gloves Main Floor.

sr hundred pairs women's 16-ButtQn Length 6 40
Mousnuetaire Glace Gloves; tan black or wn1te-..
zoe for wonens One-C1asp Prx Seam Cape walking
Gloves ernbro backs. newest shades or tan
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
4 ANNIVERSARY SALE
Reliable Watches


are
ala Forge & Valentine Swiss
Watches
"EeraIt SQUARE" American
watches
For the Anniversary Sale We have re-
duced them % PER CENT.
Mems or BoYs' $I2.46 Watches
al S9.T%, gold-hned. guaranteed for -
years. hunting ease. engraved. engine
turned and plain polished with 15-jeweI
Herald square movements.
Mems or Boys s22.36 watches
al Sl7.S9s solid AK. gold. plain pol
ished, open face case. with 15-jewel Her
aid Square" movements
Mems or Boys s2s.45 Watches
al S2s.@9, solid 1+K- gold. engraved
and engine-turned hunting case. with L.
jewel Herald Square" movements
Womsn'S O. Misses $3.50 Watches
al $S.l4, silver. hunting case engraved.
enginetuvned and plain polished cases
htted with 1-jewel La Forge & Nalen-
tine movements
Women's or Misses s11.23 Watches
III Sc.S1s gold-hned. guaranteed for 20
years. hunting case, engtne-turned, en-
graved or plain polished. with 1i-jewel
Herald Square" movement.
WOmen'S o. Misses 1852 Watches
az SlSsTS, solid Tx gold. engraved
hunting case. with 15-jewel La Forge &
Valentino movements.
Finer H'Stebss Ars also rsiacsd.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
A Main Floor.
Mems 6 Women's Hosiery


Mems & Women's Hosiery
spick-and-span new Spring Hosiery. No
held-over, warmed-over lots among Them
Even the boxes that hold them are bright
and shining The sale will start with all
sizes in every style.
You'll find them under the Balcony on the
s4th st. side.
15c for W0men's 2Sc Full Fash
iCned Hose in the following styles:
Black Cotton. Black and Tan Cotton, with
unbleached split feet: Richelieu and Rem
brandt-ribbed, in Isle thread: Tan and
Black Seamless Gauze Lisle Thread,
Black Cotton with embroidered figures on
fnsteps Black and Colored Cotton with
neat figures on insteps.
24c for Women's $50 and soc Ko-
Siery:
Black Gauze Lisle Thread.
Black Medium Weight Lisle Thread.
Black Gauze Lisle Thread. with lace
clocks.
Black Mercerized Lisle Thread.
Black Mercerized Gauze Lisle Thread.
with polka dots. Black Ingram Lisle
Thread, Black Lisle Thread. with hand
embroidered insteps.
Black and Tan Lisle Thread. with lace
insteps, Tan Cotton Gauze.
Tan Gauze Lisle Thread, medium weight
Tan Lisle Thread, with hand-embroi-
dered insteps. Mercerized Lisle Thread,
In tan. Dresden, smoke, pink. sky and
violet.
15c for Mems 25c Half Hose:
Lisle Thread. in black. tan, slate or navy
Black Cotton, plain or with unbleached
split feet
Imported Lisle Thread, black tan and
colors, with embroidered insteps.
Lisle Thread. in Jacquard patterns
Lisle Thread, combinations of coiors In
shot effects
Lisle Thread. fancy checks and Jacquard
figures.
24c for Mems SOC Half Hose:
Imported Lisle Thread. in black and col
ors, including tan, gray, Burgundy, yio-,
let, green, castor, pink.
Black Lisle Thread. plain or with split
feet
Lise Thread. hand-embroidered in black
or coiorS.
IisIe Thread, in checks or pIaids
Mercerized Isle Thread. colored grounds.
with self stripes
Plain se thread IN ali tbe new Shades
s8c for WOmen's $3.50 Pure SILK
Hose, all with double soles The ma
jority are plain, but some are finely
Richelieu-ribbed. All the newest tints Of
tan, gray. pink, sky. bronze. taupe. ca
tawba. navy. French blue lavender.
rouge, red, Nile hunters green, yellow,
Burgundy Copenhagen and many deli
cate pastel shades.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A NNIVER SARY SALE
Havana Cigars p,.,n r,oo

Havana Resagos-all Havana filler and
Havana wrapper-box containing one hun
dred sold by others ct $3.50; our regular
price 1919: special at S2.74
FL Estivo Students-all Havana filler and
Havana wrapper. box of one hundred;
usual price $l25; special. al.-...-......Sf | .SS
Gedney House Bouquet Invlncibes. box of
nifty: usual price s2.25; special. S | 80
Fine Porto Rican Cigars. commercial
size, box of fifty; usual price $3.50; spe-
cial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "a
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
"A Blankets, Spreads, Comforter,

Blankets at one-third under their real
value. That's the result of a quick trade
turn made especially for the Anniversary
Sale.
Wool Blankets, closely, firmly woven,
long, soft carded filing, for full-size bed;
pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So. 3
Extra large, "tuck-in" size. ......S So "a
Single Fleece Blankets. tan and gray,
light colored borders, 74xS0 inches; worth
fOc,, at
CoIored spreads Tor full size beds, slight
imperfection in weave; regular SLIGO quality,
at ST IA
1894 for $500 Sateen- Covered Down
Comforters, 6X6 feet, filled with fine, de-
odoriZed down.
Many other finer Blankets. Spreads and
CmforterS at equally attractive prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

RHHE classic figure of Mercury, God of Commerce. and the
Il chubby figure of Cupid holding bouquet alegorica
A expressions of the inspiration of the day celebrate with
series of machless sales. February-a SHORT month
made LONG with values gathered by organization to
phasize what MACYS FIFTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY
MEANS TO THE PUBLIC. Hundreds of manufacturers in
Europe and America linked in causeTO
SUSTAIN THE UNDERPRICE PRESTIGE AND SU-
PREMACY OF THE LARGEST STORE IN THE
WORLD THAT SELLS FOR CASH ONLY.
You don't read directory a dictionary entertained
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
| NNHVERSARY SALE
Carriage Bags Main Fl,

Carriage Bags, 9 inches long, best
shape best feathers, including real seal
pig-skin. fancy calfskin and long grain, IN
black and colors: gilt and gun-metal trim
med leather-covered frames. corners capped
and riveted: strap handles; leather lined !;
two compartments. fitted with purse; sold
by others as special values at 10
$3.50 and 1896. Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A NNIVERSARY SALE
N Black Taffeta Silks

Ma. F1ooF-
stirling" Black Taffeta Silk The brand
STIRLING tells all It stands for honest
r.az1pe. pure dyeiug. Quality proved by
-..-s cf wear test When the maker OF
rrcH silks is overtaken By misfortune
vel. it's YOUR chance.
5s-s sre fve hundred pieces OF STIR
rrsc,- BLACK TAFFETA DRESS SILKS
gurRED FROM THE RECEIVERS so
TAT WE CAN OFFER THEM DURING
/ ON ANNIVERSARY SALE AT CLOSE
10 HALF PRICES
beu for Regular $40 ouality-a inches
eoc for Regular SID ouarty-S inches
71c. FOR Regular sL25 ouauty-22 inches
7ec so- Regular SIS oualty-2s inches
sac for Regular $50 ouaiity-26 inches
eec tor Regular $50 Quality-a5 inches
s1ye sa Regular S-75 ouality-s5 inches
SIS so- Regular SEQ ouanty-S5 inches
Is225 Imported Black SIX
at S1.40
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Boys Suits

sEeond Floor
csIs regulation Suits. made of white
ssior Z. req, navy. light blue or white
0O4sr, chevron on sleeve and shield
sg;is SUITS. 20 y years: Russian Blouse
spocfs1z 10 : years, wcrth up to s3-ee;
serstes aila Russian Blouse Suits. mace OF
isney an. ,h olf1soent shades OF gray and
sseljs suEpfs, extra white serge
-'si -...-..-.....s!!.. S4-96
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
A NNIVERS SARY SALE
a ANNIVERSARY SALE
Mems Suits

3D. slngle-bTes ssted Sack Suits made OF
So FURNISHED WOTsteds and pure Wof-
,ss-S = plain and fancy erays. browns.
sfris@ile @ile stone, extreme and conservative
u sizes - 10 s6. including stouts; worth
PgTcg, 100 ANNINERSARY SALE
ElncE SaLtLa nnL-tE-.ol.. L.honn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

Spick-and-span new Spring Hosiery. No
held-over, warmed-over lots among them
Even the boxes that hold them are bright
and shining The sale will start with all
sizes in every style.
You'll find them under the Balcony on the
S4th ST. side
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
a ANNEVERSAPY SALE

Finer SUITS Rclqtiroly Cheap.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
$4,000 Babies Died With
Cholera Infantum

Don't let Cholera Infantum or piar-
rhoea take the life of your baby OF
child. 1t is dreadful and most start
ding fact that more than 25,000 chill
dren and babies die every year from
these diseases. They come so sud
denly and unexpectedly that no
mother should be without a reliable
remedy and there is no remedy in
the world so reliable and so safe as
Wakef1elds Blackberry Balsam This
excellent remedy checks the disease,
cures the cause, tones the stomach
and heals the bowels leaving the sys-
tenn in its natural and healthy state.
Wakefields Blackberry Balsam is the
one well-known summer bowel remedy
that does not depend upon dangerous
or forming drugs for its cures.
1t is safe and acts quickly, and in SO
years of use in millions of cases We
have never heard of a single failure to
cure when the simple directions were
followed. Don't put off getting a sup
ply of Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam
and always regret it. Cholera Infan
tum and Diarrhoea come quickly-often
in the night-and demand instant at
tention. Wakefeld's Blackberry Bal
sam never fails to cure children or
adults of the many summer bowel
troubles. Every family should keep a
supply in the house for emergencies
For sale everywhere or by mail. Soc,
or bottles for 81.
c. WAKEFIELD 6 COMPANY Bloom
inston, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
FORMER PASTOR OF NORWEGIAN
LUTHERAN CHURCH HERE RE.
cElvEs COMMISSION,
ASSIGNED TO THIRTIETH
INFANTRY AT PRESIDE
londahI Has Distinction Of Being tho
First Norwegian Minister to Receive
Appointment in the Army-Ranks as
First Internationally Way
to Join Regiment.

The many Norwegian citizens OF
Marshalltown, and especially those
who are members of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, also many other
friends of Rev. NJ NJ Londahl. former
pastor of the church here, will be in
terested in learning of Mr. Londahls
appointment as a chaplain in The
United States army. The appointment
mas Just been announced from Wash
ington.
Rev. Mr.. Londahls appointment by
President Taft is especially significant
from the fact that his is the first ever
made In the army from the ranks of
phe Norwegian ministry.
Rev MIR. Londah has been assigned
TO the Thirtieth United States infantry.
now on the Pacific, bound from me
philippines, where it has been in SER
vice TO San Francisco The regiment
VIII be stationed at Fort Presidio. and
me new chaplain is now on his way to
san Francisco. accompanied by his
family, TO take up his work. The chap
lam will rank as first lieutenant.
mounted
The many friends of Mr.. Londahl in
this city will be pleased to learn of
ms appointment, and will join in wish
ing him every success in his new
work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29

ask you to stay and dine with them.
II she does, you. must say. No, thank
you, Mrs. Rogers; I have already
dined."
I'll member, MAMA" answered Ma
rion. and trotted off. rs
The visit finished, the little girl
donned her hat and started for the
door. !.
"Oh, Marion" said her hostess, over
taking her in the hall, won't you stay
and have bite with us 2"
This was an unexpected form, and
for a second the child hesitated; then
she nose to the occasion
mo, thank you, Mrs. Rogers" she
answered quickly, Il have already Bit
TENN. p T.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
FAST TEAM, SAYS BEYER.
Ames' Chances for Football Promise
Good This Fall

|
Good This Fall.
Professor S. w. Boyer of Iowa State
College, Ames. was in the city We'd
nesday afternoon, accompanied by his
daughter Jeanette, being on his way
to Mason City to look after business.
Professor Boyer believes that Ames'
chances for fast football team this
fall are good. while most of the team
will be of green material" said Boyer,
some of it is very promising Some
are inclined to be discouraged with
new men in the lineup. but 1 am not,
for | feel that new blood Will help out
the squad. The new men have their
athletic regulations to make, and are
not going TO become stale. At any rate
we have the best coach in Iowa, and
the best trainer and if We can't turn
out football team that will show up
we'll l will be greatly mistaken"
Mr.. Boyer paid a high tribute to
Clyde Williams, the Ames coach, and
to Jack Watson, the trainer. whom
Mr.. Boyer considers the two best men
in their positions with the Iowa COL
leges today Mr.. Boyer is glad that the
pleasant relations with Iowa will be
renewed this year. and that the annual
game Will be played. The date for the
Ames-Iowa game, which will be played
at Iowa City, is Nov Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
tanning in honor of a party of friends
from Marshalltown, Iowa, who are

tanning in honor of a party Of friends
from Marshalltown, Iowa, who are
visiting here.
Decorations for the table were in
pink and green. A cut glass bowl filled
with pink sweet peas and maidenhair
ferns occupied the center and ribbons,
with flowers and ferns, were used on
the cloth. Place cards were hand
painted with sweet pea sketches.
THE complimented guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas WATSON, their daugh-
ter Miss Margaret WATSON, and Mrs.
Henry Speers. of Marshalltown. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Marcena
Stone, of Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. A E.
Wilbur, their daughter, Mrs. Cora
Marsh. who is here from Salt Lake
City for visit, and Mr.. Edgar Beeson
The visitors stopped in Los Angeles
on their way home from the Seattle
exposition and Portland, where they
attended the Baptist convention in
June"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
REGRET PlTNER's DEPARTURE.
Members of Local Quarterly Confer.
ence ADOPT Resolution.

AT the session of the fourth quarter
" conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church Of this city, a resolution ex-
pressing regret at the approaching
close of the term Of Rev w. F. Pitner
D. D., as district superintendent, was
adopted. The resolutions follows:
I'VE. the members of the fourth
quarterly conference, Marshalltown
charge, desire hereby to express our
appreciation of the efficient and faith
fLl services of our district superin-
tondent, the Rev. w. F. Pitner, D. D.,
during the six-year term of his ap-
pointment as superintendent of the
Marshalltown district. We regret the
termination, at the next annual con-
ference, of his official relations with
US, and the removal of himself and
family from US, Mrs pitrer having
been a faithful worker in the church
and Sunday school. We bid him Cod
speed in whatever field of labor he NAV
enter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
CENTRAL SHOPS SHUT DOWN.
Three Departments Closed For Few
DAYS to Install Machinery.

In order that the work could be hur-
ried TO completion. and because the old
power engine is being replaced by The
new one, the machine, boiler and
blacksmith shops of the Iowa Central
We're shut down Wednesday night until
next Monday. Most of the force was
laid off during that time, altho num-
Der of the men We're retained to help
set up the new machinery. In addition
TO the engine number of the new
machines, bases for which have been
made ready, will be set in place and
prepared for operation by the time
The shops reopen next Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-29
HOT WAVE STRIKES CITY.
Today Promises to Be Hottest of tn
Noar

A bot wave, which sent the ten1pera
ture up by leaps and bounds yester-
day, gives promise today of making
this the hottest day of the year. With
the oppressive heat Yesterday there
was not sign of relief when today
broke clear and hot, with a cloudless
sky. The TEN literature at O'clock this
morning was the highest Of the year
for the same hour 1t registered II,
three degrees hotter than the same
hour Yesterday when the temperature
reached a maximum of Of. There was
little relief during the night, the low
est point registered being 10, ten de-
grees warmer than the day before. In
most homes thermometers ranged be-
tween IS and so during the entire
night.