Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-18

Trewan Wilton rugs sxl2 Tor s27.ss.

N George q. Allso. optical specaaasst.
Or. Burkart. oste0pa&h. ~ w. Main.
Trewan wilton rugs sxl2 for s27.ss.
q. r. Lay.
Mr.. Charles Rogers. q Nldoa, spent
the day IN the city on business.
vacuum cleaning from to s cents
by 0earhart's BIZ machine. Phone $40.
DR.. Wood, eye. ear. nose, throat.
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel.
Sow grass seed this rainy weather.
culley. has the best kind for permanent
lawns.
II you want perfect Citing collar
wear the Lion brand. See our window
displAy-Fainter's.
Lion brand four ply linen collars
come In quarter sizes and, are two for
q quarter. Painters.
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Our entire stock Of table linens on
sale at twenty per cent discount for
q limited period. E. r. Lay.
Sanol sweeping compound will alb
sorb the dust ana tighten housekeeping
torubles. Sold by Marion Gard.
For Sale-Two brand new Under
woods and one Smith Premier Visible
typewriter. Bargain. RIA care T.-R.
Twenty Ave pieces dress goods, worth
SO to IS cents, go at So cents. E. r.
Lay.
Get your horses clipped now. Clip
ping every day now at Scheeler's old
stand. n N
Carl, the shoe man-special for Wed
will give You choice of any
ladies' shoe or oxford for only $3.50.
The meeting Of the Busy Bee circle
of the L. O.. T. M, which was to have
been held Wednesday, has been post
poned for two weeks.
Dr. F. J. Neiman. assistant state
Office and veterinary
hospital. lot and 100 East State street.
Office phone 4o4. residence s72.
The literature department Of the
Women's Club will meet with Miss
Fannie Russell, SOC West Main street,
Wednesday afternoon. Officers will be
elected.
Garden seeds. You will want them
now. The place to get them is at Carl
son Bros. & Wills. All kinds in bulk
and packages; the price is right.
Ferrys seeds in packages.
Mrs. w. NJ. Moone. of Gearing, under
went an operation for appendicitis at
st. Thomas hospital this morning. Her
condition soon after the operation was
performed was very satisfactory;
The home Of Mr. and Mrs E. Nash,
who are tenants on the Sanford Col
Inns farm, south of Liscomb, was quar-
antined for smallpox Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nash's 2-year- old baby is sick
with the disease.
Sewers and water services put in be-
fore the spring rains allow the dirt to
go back in place and get the lawn
smoothed up before summer time. Blu
chanan -Boughton Company are always
ready to give valuable information
about your plumbing.
In speaking Of the annual charity
ball to be given by Our Club this ev-
ening. the Times-Republican Monday
evening mentioned Red Mems hall as
the place for holding the party The
ball is to be given in Forney's hall, as
had been announced previously.
The body of the 5-days-old infant OF
Mrs. Judith Cornell Richardson. OF Chi
cago, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson, was brought to the city
this morning for burial. Short services
were held at the grave in Riverside this
forenoon by Rev. James Rayburn. The
child died in Chicago on March IS.
Mr.. Dudley Crafts Watson, Of the
Art Institute, Chicago, who appeared
in an illustrated lecture on 1.-The ART
and Life of Spain" before the guests
OF Mesdames Henry Pappe and E. H.
Keller this afternoon, was entertained
during his stay In the city by his
aunt, Mrs. D. T. Smith. Mr. Watson