Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-03
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/ O. Tuttae. jawaler and opticiaa.
i n. 0rahan. estsopath. fremont block.
rsaacson deiivsis phone .ss for your
meats. tE
Plenty Of ane fresh oysters. Roper,
Brustef. y
Snow apples today at Reynolds &
Sheldon's.
DR.. Ralph 3. Keyser. Hopkins block
Phone $50.
Special discount on all dressers at
Marion Cards.
Give Isaacson your order for Van
Camps milk Phone ESQ.
Large assortment of brooches, cuff
buttons. stick pins. at Tuttle's.
Mr.. George willigrod spent Thurs
lay in Mason City on business.
| For your Sunday dinner order Wach-
ter's ice cream. Phone ATS white.
Country dressed chickens for sale on
Saturday at Reynolds s she,don's.
Desk room for rent in my office over
first National Bank. w. NJ. Clark.
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Don't forget the number. it's 2Ss for
your Sunday. meats. Isaacson's cash
market.
Isaacson will have veal, beef, pork
Or mutton for your Sunday dinner.
Phone ESQ.
1 Isaacson will have veal. beef, pork
! NJ mutton for your Sunday dinner.
! Phone 2ss.
| Fresh supply Of National Biscuit
| Companys goods received today. Rey-
holds & Sheldon.
| Potatoes. potatoes. two carloads. and
! hey are ripe and frost has never
| touched them. Robert Bruster.
Fresh Waukesha cottage cheese Fri
lay and Saturday each week. Look for
Window cards at grocers and markets.
Wachter's confectionery specials for
saturday: Peanut crisp. 10 cents per
'ound; home made fudse, Is cents per
| pound.
Mrs Graham Lawrence arrived home
| thursday evening from Emmetsburg,
| where she has been visiting relatives
Tor five weeks.
Mrs. Ray Sutherland. OF Gilman. was
| in the city Thursday afternoon. being
N her way home from n two weeks
,isit in Texas.
The National Wooden Mills give the
| greatest values that were ever known
Suit. tailor made to your measure, for
SIS; no more. no less.
~ yr.-.A.. L.. ,.,l ~ ~
| Orchard a lot 40x1s0 at what would be
| i04 West State street. The price paid.
according to the deed was sl.1oo.
At the Odeon tonight John c. Fish
er will present the big Globe Theater.
New York, musical comedy success
The Red Rose" for the first time in
| this city.
Saturday specials: Peanut crisp. 10
cents per pound home made fudge. va
nilla. chocolate and maple. Is cents per
pound. Wachter's confectionery, SO
West Main. -
49,.
| DIR. e. 8. Burroughs and daughter
Agnes left this morning for Shreveport.
La. where they are to make their
| home. Mr.. mad Mrs. Sam Burroughs
and baby and Mrs. E. s. Burroughs ex-
pect to leave for Shreveport about the
middle of next week.
G. r. Haas is showing novelty for
Iowa climate in tho shape Of cotton
grown in his garden. Sixteen plants
| bore and thrived about as we'll as
plants would be expected in the south
! Mr.. Haas grew the cotton for novelty
and experiment, to see IL II would grow
This far north.
| At a meeting Of the creditors Of the
Newton Photo. Supply Company held
Thursday afternoon at the office Of the
Iowa Adjustment COMPANY. A. H. E.
| Matthews was chosen trustee. He was
instructed to sch livestock Of merchan
disc owned by the company when it
.ent into bankruptcy.
Messrs. c. P. Cook, c. H. Hull, A.
Higgin, and G. II. Whitehead arrived
| home Thursday night from Wood Lake.
| Neb.. where they have been for ten
days' hunting trip. Fair shooting was
enjoyed, but the weather turned off
warm after the first few days and was
too good for much shooting. Thirty
| TWO birds secured by Messrs. Cook and
Higgir proved the largest single days
SuoOliIlS. he IuulcTS SOI q large va
riety of ducks. including mallards. red
heads. canvas backs, blue bills, and
teal, and shot one goose. several grouse
and a few chickens. While at the lake
the hunters were guests Of Grant Wei
key, formerly of LeGrand
Potatoes! Potatoes! Potatoes!
Get your orders in early. They are
Foot- two orIooAc m
Don't know as we can get any more to
cell IT that nrice So hurry with yo1ir