Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-19

II. 0uiloTO, ODyoOpaSns 10 west MAIN.
Mems 80 cents work shirts, all colors.
81 cents ct tho Bargain Store.
Fine fresh fruits ana vegetables Tor
Saturdays trade at whitney Bros.
Real mohair sckirts S2.ss. at the
Bargain Store. Nortt, F'irst avenue.
A good line Of fruit and vegetables
for Saturday. Phone -AAs. Kendall s
West. u
am now contracting for all kinds
Of carpenter work. N. p. Collins.
Phone.
The children's May party at Forney's
hall will be repeated Tuesday evening.
Nay 20.
New dress goods. skirts made to
order for 81 Saturday. Nettie Ing!e-
due & CO. M
DR.. Grove W. Harris. Office. over
Whitehead & Weisman. Phone 6s4.
house 1870.
Strawberries, oranges, bananas, len-
OILS and other good things for Sunday.
Phone AS. Kendall & West.
The regular study meeting OF the
Witenagemote Club was held Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. +. Bin
ford.
See the large assortment of dainty
every day plates In Sinclair's window
at 50 cents per set; worth twice the
price.
Two new pictures every afternoon
and evening at the Lyric and Elite on
West Main street; usual admission S
cents.
A handsome assortment of all kinds
Of cut glass direct from the best east
ern manufacturers now on display at
Sinclair's. ~.
The Conrad graduating class OF thir-
teen were in town yesterday to have
sittings made for their group and in
dividual photographs at Browns.
Buy your piano direct from the
manufacturer Saves you the jobbers
and dealers profit. F. o. Evans Piano
Company. 119 West Main street
Four dollars. $3.50 and So oxfords
for ladies, now on sale for $1.95 a pair.
The best bargain you ever saw. Bar
gain Store, North First avenue.
Supervisors Elias Bueghley and T. p.
Marsh began Thursday to. make the
semi annual check OF the books. and
accounts OF the county treasurers Of
flee.
Rev. E. c. Kerr Of LeGrand,s who
has been in Madrid and Linden on
bushes for few days. was in the
city this morning while on his way
home. 80
Your appetite sometimes fails you
during the warm weather. Matted milk
and egg Favored with chocolate makes
a nourishing drink these warm days;
at Beinert's drug store
Mrs. g. w. Carey 500 West Linn
street. is very critically lii at Single
toms hospital, suffering from paralysis
Her condition IL very critical and her
son, G. E. Carey, has been summoned.
Get busy with your kodak while the
weather is right. Newton has all the
fresh supplies yni, need and will he
glad to show you how to get the best
results from your machine. Newton's,
IL North Center. !.
OF all that is good. Iowa affords the
best. For instance the Evans Artists
Model Piano made in Iowa, sold every
where. Our progressive factory to
house method saves you the jobbers'
and dealers proflt: s.! O.: Evans Plano
Company, 119. West.,Nain street.
+, The. way our piano bargains have
been picked up by painstaking buyers
shows conclusitely that Marshalltown
people appreciate being in q position to
save the iohbers and dealers profit by
he % no.,
F. O. Evans Plano Company. 119 West
Main street.
The average wash machine weighs
from eighty five to 10 pounds. The
Wonder washer thirty to thirty-five
pounds. One very important point in ia
vor Of the Wonder. The Wonder expert
will explain the points. Be sure and see
the Wonder demonstration tomorrow,
Saturday. May 20. Schmidt.
The first race meet Of the season
will be held at the fair grounds next
Wednesday, the Path. There will be
four good races and, every one should
attend Make no dates for Wednesday
except to go to the. races. The admis-
sion Is only rs cents and the ladies free.
Marshalltown Driving club. ST
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some of the most critical musicians and
business men OF this city and Of the
towns AROUND here. have taken advan-
tage Of our big reduction sale and
supplied themselves with one OF the
bargains we have been offering. Why
not you? We make terms to suit
Smith Music Company. 10 East Main.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Cottle and chill
dren, Katherine and William. Of Bur
bank, CAL, and DIR. Cottle's sister, Mrs.
L. J. Marcy. Of Fairfield. arrived in
the city from Fairfield Thursday even
ing, and are at the Stoddart, where
they will remain over Sunday. Mrs.
'Cottles parents and brother. Mr.. and
Mrs H. A. Church and Mr. Harry
Church, OF Los Angeles! reached the
city this morning by rail. Mr.. Church
purchased new automobile in Chi
cago, and from that. city. will leave
with Mrs. Church and son and Miss
/ Cottle- for a 6.0O0-mile5 automobile tour
|, Of the east Mrs: Cottlethas been to
Washington as delegate to the con-
tinental congress of;,the d. A. r.. and
before Spinning Wheel Chapter, OF
which she Is q charter member, at the
G. F. Kirby home next Tuesday after
! noon, will give q report OF the WASH
l .vnootin0 RI tho local chan