Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-25
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Dr.. G. H. Tidd, phone Gil.
Haynes Bros. piano made sixty years,
Fine Rocky ford melons for Saturday
at Kendall & Vests.
Pay cash and save money. Buy your
meats at Isaaoscn's. Phone sSs.
Watermelons on ice at Isaacson's at
10. Is and 20 cents. Phone 2S3.
| IL your butcher does not satisfy you
give Isaacson trial. Phone ass.
George r. Norris. nre. lightning and
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main.
The United Brethren ladies will hold
an exchange at Sinclair's Saturday at
ternoon.
Home grown Watermelons 10 and Is
cents at Culley's; Smiths melons. the
best ever.
! Where dollar does its duty. Isaac
sons Cash Market, on First avenue.
Phone 2s3.
When you want bread. you want good
bread-you want Shrubs green label
buttermilk bread You will be salts
fed with the quality.
| Growers soft shoes for tender feet,
have made hundreds OF women happy
because they relieved their corns and
bunions. Larson & Clemens.
Mr.. John Booth, Of Kansas City, Sec
rotary of the Board Of Church Exten-
sion Of the Church Of Christ. will speak
this evening at Central church.
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| II you are In a hurry or have com.
pany and don't want to bake, the Strub
cafe can furnish you with the finest
bread. cakes or cookies. Try them the
next time you are in hurry.
Lillian Hamblin who has been dam
gerously i'll Of typhoid pneumonia at
the White hospital. passed good night
Thursday, and today there Is very
slight Improvement in her condition.
| Full value means satisfaction or II
isn't value. You may be satisfied that
your bread baking is the best. but you
can't be contented that 1t is until you
try Ceresota -four. Sold at all grocers
| Visitors attending the state fair al
Des Moines are cordially invited &c
inspect our factory. Call at 9o1 West
Locust street and get permit from
factory superintendent. Evans Piano
Company.
| Young men are greatly taken With the
| new Burt & Packard styles we are
showing. No reason why you young
chaps shouldn't have real substantial
quality In your shoes as we'll as smart
lively style. Larson & Clemens.
Listen! You need shoes; the baby
needs shoes; the little girl and the big
girl need shoes: the little boy and the
big boy need shoes; the men and the
women need shoes. This Is the store
that's got them. Larson & Clemens.
Mrs. Martha E. Barnhill. 4os South
Second street. who has been a patient
in st. Thomas hospital for three weeks
during which time she has submitted to
two surgical operations. for the relief
of a hernia and hemorrhoids, will be re-
moved to her home Saturday. Mrs
Barnhill Is making nice recovery.
| S0G0. 1tOy ItOOlISOh, WHO mas DecN q
patient at st. Thomas hospital FOL
three weeks. and within that time has
undergone three different surgical op.
erations. was able to sit up Thursda,
for the first time. If Mrs. Robinson
continues to improve at the presen,
rate she will be able to be taken home
the latter part Of next week.
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! j. M. Adams has returned from Sioux
City, where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. H. s. Wixcel. Mrs. WIKI
eel returned home with her father and
will visit here With her sister, Mrs. B
L. Hotchkiss, and in Reinbeck with
another sister. Mrs. l.. L. Mackaman
After her visit here Mrs. Wheel will
go to Minneapolis to attend the Min
nesota state fair, and join Mr.. Wixce
there.
DIR. Charles Patton, Az North Fourth
street. is suffering from badly in.
fected left forearm which has required
the opening Of the two infected spot.
in order to combat what threatened t
prove case of blood poisoning The
prompt action evidences the belief tina
! or painful thar has been experienced
not known.
Further word from e. G. Wallace. a
Minneapolis. relative to the injury Il
his younger son Wayne, Is to the ef
feet that the lad was removed from
the hospital to the Werlich HON,
Thursday. The boy is doing nicely
and Mr.. Wallace expected to be able t
start home with his family by Satur
day. At the time Mr.. Wallace wrot,
Carl 8. Heitshu. Master Wayne had no
yet been informed that his hand ha,
been amputated.
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