Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-25

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Marshailtown Dress Club. 'phers ~.
Dr.. Bullsrd, osteopats, y wsst Aais-
A. B. MsCaFtaey clsaae Will DsseF.
Telephone lies red.
p. Asrls. eye, ear. nose ana throat
fremont block. Glasses httso.
WanseS-Msa gtenogsaphers. Apply
at office OF G. A. Durham Z co.
Deputy sheriff 6. G. Bratt wa. in
Grundy CsnteF today on business.
DR.. II. II. Center left Monday night
for st. Louis to remain several days.
Vacuum cleaning from ; % 5 cents
by Gearharts big machine. Prime $40.
Dance 1t Fornsys hall Thursday
evening. Hot coffee and lunch free
Remember the place. Red Mems hall;
| the time, $3.50, for the Country Club
musical
For Sale ~ Pope- Waverly electric
automobile, fine running condition. g
| A. Durham.
| Don't fail to attend the closing ou'
sale OF w. H. Calhoun. See ad an FOL
sale LIST In T.-R.
Get your garden seeds and flower
seeds at Culley's. Sweet peas anc
nasturtiums in bulk.
New wire drawn filament Tungsten
lamps. Prices reduced. Buchanan
Boughton Company.
| The Archers will meet with Mrs. "
II. Hankins, sol East Church street
! Wednesday afternoon.
! We have good stock Of the new wire
drawn alanlent Tungsten lam ?
Buchanan Boughton Company
The Literary Clan meeting was post
| poned from Monday night to this even
| ing, with Miss Bertha Horton.
! Remember the Country Club party
tonight at the Red Mems hall. Pro-
| gram begins promptly at $3.50 o'clock
| Get the new wire drawn Tungsten
lamps Of US. They do not break SO
easy. Buchanan Boughton Company.
wanted-Young lady for dry goods
| trade; only those willing to work need
apply. Address T-25. care Times-Re-
| publican.
Have you any picture Aims that need
developing? We can do the work fo1
you Talking Machine store, llS West
Main street.
Mrs. Orson shannon went to Grinnell
this morning to be with her niece
Miss Anna B. Gillhllan, who is quite
seriously sick Of measles.
Rev. claud F. witty, Of this city. is
conducting short series Of revival
meetinss at the Church Of Christ, corn
or OF Fifth and Summit streets.
Ladies. II you are suffering with
corns. bunions. sore and tired feet. you
should try q pair Of Grover soft shoes
for tender feet Larson & Clemens:
II YOU have q JOB Of cement work to
do remember we have the sand g. well
ly. Gregory Coal, Coke 4 Lime Com
Dany.
The woman's missionary Associa-
ton Of the United Brethren church will
meet wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
with Mrs Eva MeIberg. 500 West
Linn street
EvaposAted apples. dried pears, patted
pluIhs. ruby prunss, dried respberHaes
blackbsrTiss. apricots psacheA, seedlsss
raisins, large raisans and Oregon
prunes. At cullsy's.
| stswazt Eason and W. A.. George
will 80 to Waterloo tomorrow to at
tend the state convention of the
knights Of the Maccahees. as delegates
from the local tent. , ..gy
The condition Of Francis Cober. who
| is i'll at st. Thomas hospital. WAS per-
haps I trifls bettsr than yesterday. Mr..
Cober II still very critically ILL., with
not much hopes OF recovery.
Ladies' 1t viii pay you to 60 to CARTS
for your shoes Wednesday. Suedes. vel
vets, patent leather. In fact everything
in ladies'. shoes or oxfords, for only
$3.50 "wednesday. At Carl's, the shoe
man.
! Besohnut bacon in glass, the most
delicious favored bacon to have for
your breakfast with fresh eggs. 1Iol-
land RuRks. an ideal toast, Beechnut
peanut butter and jams are best. Gull
ley has complete line.
George J. Allen went to Cedar Rapids
this afternoon to attend the annual
convention Of the Iowa State Associa-
ton Of Optometrists. Mr.. Allen ts a
member Of the board Of directors
which will also hold dts annual meeting
at the same time.
The history and study department
will have charge of the meeting of the
Wodnen's Club to be held Wednesday
afternoon at Red Mems hall. Rev. b
F. Martin will deliver an address on
the subject 1.-THE Place Which the
Bible Holds in Modern Life" Mrs. H,
r. Camanack will sing and Miss Mar
jorie Newcomer will play.
| DR.. w. II. Robilliard, Of Faribault,
MINI. and Mr.. Alfred A. Brown, OF
West Liberty. spent Monday in the city
at the home Of their sister in-law. Mrs
q. D. Whitacre. the former coming to
| the city from Ames, where he spent
Sunday with his son, Harold Robilliard
student at Iowa State College. DR.
Robilliard and Mr.. Brown were In Lis
corph Nandoy NIGHT IN visit re1a fivoS