Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
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Imp at the Isis tonight.
DR.. G. n. Tidd, phone Gil.

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DR.. c. n. Tidd., phone Gil.
George Alien. optical specialist,
Haines Bros. piano nude sixty years
Haines Bros. plano made sixty years
Eadis Music o.. pianos. il s. Firs.
See the famous Rayo reading lamps
| at Culley's.
Mrs. T. A. Brown spent the day in
Des Moines.
See the electrical stSnn in Rose and
Dagger at Isis tonigh,
Dr.. c. "A. Noggie, veterinary surgeon
at Harmon's feed barn. Phone 235.
| George r. Norris, Are. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
| Don't fail to visit Isis tonight and
see the Spanish dance in the Rose and
Dagger. It's great.
| Brown. photographer, the man be.
mind the camera" now located ovel
Abbott's hardware store
| The nice fried chicken dinner served
at McCord & McCord's was enjoyed by
at least fifty people today.
Dr. Cora Williams, specialist. dis
eases Of the nervous system and gynec-
ology. Fidelity bank building.
We have fine Colorado peaches in
boxes and our price is right. Johnston
& Matson, 222 East Main street. Phone
GIG.
II you are going to have your plumb
ing or heating put in proper sha pc for
winter, phone 37O Dinenbacher &
Banzhol. Is North First street.
We have just received nice lot. of
large Early, Ohio potatoes. which we
are going to sell at 31.25 per bushel.
| Johnson & Matsen, 222 East Main
street. phone 626.
Fancy Tokay grapes. Sickle pears.
green gage plums. fancy table pears.
| Dawson plums, shelled lima beans, head
lettuce, fancy celery. L. s. Peckham
Grocery Company.
I Brown, the photographer. IS still with
you, and will he glad to see those of
his patrons who have not been in yet.
He retains possession of the business
| for two more weeks.
|
Mr.. A. n. Funk. Of Des Moines, to-
day entered the employ Of the Times
Republican as an advertising solicitor
I and assistant to- Business Manage
George +. Thayers Mr.. Funk has been
| an advertising solicitor for the Rec.
ord. of Des Moines for some time. HIS
home is in Iowa Falls, and he Is
nephew Of Ex- Representative ]. II
Funk.
| We have three ranges for sale which
have been slightly used in our factory
in testing out certain parts. We have
! had fire in them for day or two on
several different occasions SO that they
| can't be shipped to our dealers as new
| ranges but are as good as new and will
| be sold as second hand ranges. They
are bargain for some one. Quick
Action Range Company.
! The funeral Of Harry Comparet, who
died in Colorado Springs, Colo, was
held at the graveside in Riverside Gem
etery Thursday afternoon. The body
was taken from the Northwestern train
on which it arrived and taken direct to
the cemetery where Rev. w. II. Scott
| conducted the service. A male quartet
sang, and there were many floral Of
ferlngs, including pieces from the Elka
and Yeomen lodges Of this city. the
employees of the Luthe Hardware Com
pany employees and the firm, OF Des
Moines and from neighbors and friends
The. pail bearers were Messrs. w. G.
Horne, Ed Heinz, w. c. Bienert. J. p
Diehl, Marion kleise. and John v. Bass
| Owing to her sickness Mr.. Comparet's
mother. OF Des Moines, was not able
to be here