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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1912-01-27

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE POOR
w white woman laundry TO do at home
family washing or for individuals. Leave
orders mt Boessel's drug store. Ea~tport.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
SSsn uuierer 0ahburrepublif

Sn unlerer Ra6barreplblif bat
iid) Die repolutionare 8epegulsa
tpabreno ser lesten ISOLDE mebr III
Die @egeno BON Sorreon binge3o-
gen. 9as gauge 2aguna-Serrain
ioa i'm @ufitano begriffen iein uno
Sorreon mar mebrere Gage boGig
BON Ger @uBennelt obgei6nitten.
8iele Ser in Sorreon, Durango uno
onoern Srten mobnenoen Sremoen
berlaiien Merifo uno fommen nod
ben Ser. Stooten. Mleroings ba-
ben bie @ufftGnoii6en mteoerbolt
erfldrt, ouB Tie ben Imerifonern
nidts TIM uno amerifanii6es 81.
gentum reipeftieren ipiiroerL a6er
man trallt ibl1en ni6t redt.
Ser ieit Ginger 3eit bier mob-
nenoe emilio 8asque5 Comes bot
III eirlem Monifeit erflart, bob er
oas @nt zines propiioriiden 8rG-
1ioentell annebmell lperoe, menn man
i'm bo5u berpfen lollte, nno 5fpar
auf ELM Broeramm bin, bas Die
lctten 8ablcn fiir ungultig etflart
uno Nelhpoblen onoronet. ST per-
mabrt iib aber nod pie Dor oogc'
gen, irgemo ettpas nit ben rebolntio-
nareu 9elpeelmaen 5lt tim gil baben.
@r min auh nidt nad Werifo ge-
Zen, ionoern rubig bier bleiben. uses
inter iolden ltnitdaoen lein Wanis
felt be5uedelt ioa, lit ni6t re6t
perItGnoIid. Dus @in5ige, mas rs
his iebt be5pedt bat, lit, 10 melt
man erfenller fo1lt, Die Satiadt
oab Die @unbesregicrnng iett oas
Sun ilno Grciben oes Scrrn emit
lilo 8asque5 @omle3 nit ctlpas i6or=
feren 8liden beoba6tet als Dorber.
Gieaeidt bot CT oas aber all6 gerd-
sc %Qeipollt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
nnterindnnsem.

Son einem @elotruit at reOen.
1T banogreiflider l%lniinu. @ie
i6on Elm 8lid auf Die 5oblreiben
@anfen uno lire Ausmeiie er-
eiebt, lit bas bepeglide &opitol
berartig iiber Dos gauge 2ano Der
teilt, oaB es unmo9li6 ulnonopo-
%liliert" iein fam. Die ganfen bn<
ben ferner feinesmegs ponig freie
@erfigultg iiber sic @eloer, sic BET
i6nen binterlegt lporoen iino, ooer
gar iiber oie @ooren, sic ols 81
derbeit fir Sic bon linen ge-
mobrten 9arleben oienen. 9oB sic
Grippe bon Sinan5groBen Sic unter
Dem Mnmen u@auitreet" 5niom-
meneefoBt sr meroen pflegt, oerl
u@elomorft poriibergebeno beein=
fIuiien fann lit olleroines mobr-
idJeinlid ooer iogar ielbitperitonh-
ltd. 9araus folgt ober ni6t, oaB
Der GongreB ben obnebin ihon iiber=
maBig 5ablreiden ltnteriudnngs-
ausi6Iiien nod eilten bin5nfiigen
iolte, um lire b~inldnglid befa1n-
ten Wa6eni6aften 5u uentbiiaen".
@os elm iol6er Musl6uB %vausfin-
Big MAIDEN fam, pfeifen idon Die
Spoten BON onen 96dern berunter.
Serr @iniam Servings 8rpolt
o6er fam es ni6t pcripinoen, bab
sic 0emofroten inn abgeoroneteu.
balle ieinen Natidlagen fein sc.
Dor geibenft unb Die unnterin-
dung" oes @elotrnits nur gum
Sdetn orei ltanoigen @usfdmiien
iibermieien baben, ltatt einen beion-
oeren MusiduB NIT Dem 9reiden
bes Ieeren Strobes 5lt be%auftragell.
Sssn leiner befonnted @eile il6t ct
acknowledgement aus3uitreuen, menlt
er i'm Sample Ser M%einrngen rn-
terlegen tit, 5. +. er uoeutet an,
baB minoeitens elmer Der orei Ius-
idiilie bon ser 8olitreet beItoden
poroen lit. 9aber lit er iest als
eriter 3euge porgelaoen poroen, Inn
feline @eroahtigungen gu begriin-
Sen. Ct miro aber neoer Die &c.
foroerten gepeiie ltefern, nod MIRO
er ieine @erleumoungen 5nriidne9=
men nno Mbbitte leiiten. @ud in
bieier 8e5iebung bat er cine bo6it
beoenfli6e Mebnli6feit nit Cleo
bore &ooienelt.
Die Ser. Staaten boben iebt ein
9anoelsoepartement unO cine Men
&C ltatiitilber @nltalten Die Dem
&ongreIie auf 8erlangen ieoe MINI
idensmerte ausfunft geben ooer
bclorgen fonnen. 0agegen. meiB
bas @olf aus pfelfa6er g%rfahrnna
oab sic baaripalterii6en @opofa.
ten, olts oenen Die llnteriudungs-
ansihiiiie oes &ongrelies gem0bn-
lid belteben MIR %ungebeuer piel
Set lli1o @elo peribmenoen ullo
am gnoe nihts berausbringen, mos
nidt ldtgit befonnt gepeien lit.
3aber lit ben oen1ofratiiden Siit.
rern bringeto 81 empfeblen, Bob lie
sic bereits beeonnenen llnterln-
hungen 10 idpten mie moglib ein-
lteIIen nno iid auf neue niAt elm
laiien. gtmns 9umbug 1T in Der
&olitif n~otuenoig, gu piel i6aoet
entihieoen. (Gh. Mbenopolt.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
8ebt nidjt 1nebr lain.

&ein Sinfen mebr fir Son!
Woore in go6ran So. sd bette
cine ihlimme @unoe auf meinem
SUB, Die nidt beilen nonte, Big idj
@udlen's @rnico 5albe gebraubte",
idreibt er, uaber oieie m~unoerbarc
Salbe furierte mid idneG." Self
alte, offene @unben, @el6miire,
griib-, grano- uno 56nittpllnoen,
S6iirhtngen eczema ooer Sd.
morrboioen. geriu6t tie. genr 25
Gents Bel aIlen M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
Gin eridrefem6es 0erGmid

III Ser @roe ut 5ulueilen Dor eineln
itarfen grobeben mabr3unebmen, als
@arnllng Dor nabeln llnbeil. Die
@arnungen Der Natur iino gut.
Sener oumpfe Shmer5 I'M Nilden
iparnt guh Dor 8erna6lalligung
Ser Nieren, fans Sbr @aiierindt,
Sarnrllbr ODER 9rigbt's 9iieaie emf.
eeben mollt. Nebmt ioglei6 s@lec-
tric 9itters" uno finoet, bob Miif.
feni6mer3 bereebt uno @olbefinoen
5uriidfebrt. yMein Sobn batte bon
ieinem @ebrald groBen Nnben BEL
Nieren- uno 8laienfranfbeit, CT 1T
cine groBartige Nierennleoioin"
i6reibt 9eter 8anop, Sontb 5fcd,
MOOD, Mib. @eriu6t i'm. SOC BET
alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19
sdnliucien anf ben 9bilippinen.

9as feline rote Sbulbaus, Dos nod
9oaro amerifan1ide &l1ltllr mo
nationalen 9arofter r%eprdientiert,
ideint auf ben Bbilippinen gu ge=
oeiben. 2aut Dem ponl Sniular
Bureau per0ffentlibten Sabresbe-
ridt bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
ben Snfeln iparen Die offentli6en
Sdulen bort i'm lesten Sabre BON
600,493 Sdiilern beiubt gesc1i
587,317 i'm porigen Sabre. @s
gibt iest 4404 Sdulballler bort
uno ous 2ebrperiollaI 5ablt 90S6,
tells Mmerifaner tells gingeborc.
ne. Die bon Ser oortigen Gegie-
rung ~getragener Soften bcliefen
iid i'm lesten Sabre auf 1929
s83.27. Die Sdulbauier, aus
8onfret gebaut, entiprehen aIen
geiunobeitIiden Mniprii6en lno
fonnen nod Grforoernis ourd 9n-
buuten pergroBert meroen obne baB
ibr ginoruf beeintradtigt miiroe
Dreibunoert Sauier iino 5ur5eit I'M
8au.
Ser gr5iebunssplan legt piel
@ert auf f0rperlide ausbiloung,
nobel por5iigIid Die peridieoenen
@rten bon 8aaipielen in 8etrabi
fcmmen. Die SugenO fiiblt ii6 90.
bon alge5ogen uno scpinnt IN.
oiueifelbaft mebr on 9[usbilolng
oes 8arafters als BET Der friiberen
nationalen ltnterbaltung our6 9ab-
nenfdmpfe. Die bot Der Seffent.
lidfeit ausgeiibten Spiele Dabm
porfeiIbaften GinfluB ouf iie. 9lnd)
ser @aumpflanaungstag ipielt III
benz Hlane cine MolIe 6cDufs &c.
miitsbiloung iowol mie 81 national.
wirtidoftli6en 3neden. SIN leBfelt
Sabre lpuroen bon ben Sdulfilt,
bern 100000 gallnle gepflanst.
Ole 8oItiparbanfen neroen bon
1928 2ebreru uno Shiilerll be-
nllst un6 meiien @inlasen gum Sc
trage bon $33.585 auf.
SIN Sanofertiafeits ~llntearid)t
limo betrdbtlihe grfolge 81 per8ei4j-
net. Sn bunoert 9orfern tragen
Die Sdulfnuben ielbltoerfertigtc
Site. Ser 9ireftor beridtet, oaB
Ole 9lusfubr bon Saten aus ocil
Snieln i'm porigen Sabre 1,026>
593 gesen 62t,475 betrug, w1S
oarauf idlisBen lieB, oaB oa ifon
mebr fabrifmaBige Broouftion itatt'
finoet, Die Dem Sbullueien eiget.-
lid fern iteben iolte. @eiier ND
re es, Der gerift fonnte BON c-
ner 3unobme Der 3aDl BON Sd)it-
Tern iagen, Die in oieicm Inter.
ridts8meise iid ausbiloung fir
ipafere Gruerbsldtigfeit aneignea.
Der ltnterriht iou Dem GdilIer
eelten uno nidt Der Broollftion:
Die Wdo6en ipinnen Den Stoff
fir lire 8leioer ielblt mo Die
MobeI CUR @usltattung Der Sfii.
len Itammen 8umeiit aug oen
Shuliperfitatten. @ud aorbfledl-
tcrei miro in ben Sdnlen gelebrt,
mas Den Obit5ii6tern 81 CUTE
fcmmt, Die oie &orbe fiir oeil
transport bon oieieil be5lebeit.
Sousihube mnroen i'm 8erte bcli
$4,000 beroeitellt; aud @arti1erel
miro gelebrt. Sit elmer Brpol13
puroen i'm Ieeten Sabre talilero
@arten beitelt.
Son onoeren llnterridts5petgen
iagt Der 9eridt nidts. @s ldetlt,
Der 9ireftor eripartet pom 9ollo'
fertiefeits . llnterridt bic belte1
@eiultote fir 8arofterbiloitna uro
@orbercitung Der Sdiiler fitr oas
praftiibe 2eben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-19

Ser nieorieiie @epeggrimh
Sen elmer 5t Sreunbidafrsihlilllcil
boben fam, 1T Der, bob er aus Der
Hreunoidoft @orteil 8iebcn fonnte.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
CONTRACTORS WHO OPERATE
cRusAER PLANT GET READY
FOR SEASONS WORK..
EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON
MARch1o; SNOW PREVENTS
Machinery Of the Northwestern Quar-
ny Being Made Ready to Get Out
Ballast For Spring Track Work =
Will Begin to Operate About the
Middle Of New Month.

Work has been begun at the North :
western quarry at Quarry in preparing
for the seasons output. The machinery
of the crushing and stone handling
plant is being made really, and it is
expected to begin taking out stone for
ballast some time during the coming
month. Before the recent snow it was
thought that work would begin by
March 10. but 1t will not 5e possible
to begin at that time now.
1t is thought that by March Is, II
the snow goes off soon, and the
weather conditions are right it will be
possible to begin taking stone out Of
the quarry.
AS the work and the season advance
the number of men will be gradually
increased. Employment is given 10
about 100 men. and the crushing plant
has a capacity of about fifty cars of
crushed rock ballast day. This ball
last and "riprap" Is the only stone
turned out Of the quarry. and all of it
is used hv the Northwestern railroad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29

When a man is dying he is apt 10 be
truthful if ever al all Death disropeS
the hypocrite. Confession is the step
that everyone must take to salvation.
The prodigal cried. Father, / have
sinned He had forgiveness at once.
The man who is unwilling to acknoWl-
edge his sin can never experience the
Joy of Gods forgiveness. If we con-
fess our sin He is faithful and just TO
forgive our sin"
The reason men feel so comfortable
in their sins is because they always
compare their lives by some poor. weak
hypocrite who calls himself a church
member. Everybody knows there is an
occasional black sheep" in large
flock. but there are also hundreds Of
white sheep" TO one black one. No
man has a right to compare his life
with another's; ne should compare his
life with the life OF Christ If your watch
is not keeping exact time you do not
ask a man on the street the time,
YOU go to the regulator and get the
time from the best clock in town. So
if Won wish 10 regulate your life. set it
right by Christ's life. Daniel Webster
said the greatest thought that ever
came TO HIN Was lIle thought VI iIiS
personal responsibility TO God. 1t isn't
christianity that is wrong but the lack
Of il in mems lives.
1t was short cur PRAYER the thief
nlade-'Iord remember me when thou
contest into thy kingdom" The exam
Piles of prayer which have been an
swered are the short, terse prayers.
The publican cried God be merciful to
me a sinner" If you need God, no
long prayer is needed. Make your plea
in a sentence. He will hear that SEN
tence.
Mr.. Pilgrim closed with an earnest
appeal for all to know very clearly
their relation 10 God NJ hope So or
think So will answer here. Christ is
a knowa Bile savior
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
WORDEN FOR SHERIFF.
Popular Stock Buyer Will Bid for the
Republican Nomin alton.

E. r. Worden has decided TO be a
candidate for sheriff before the repub-
lican primaries. This is not the first
time that he has sought this same
nomination, but this time ne thinks
he has more favorable opportunity
than he ever faced before.
In 1906, with three candidates in the
field, C. s. Illusions appeal for second
term was too much for him by 4o6
votes, altho Worden finished second
and the nomination was won on
plurality only. being less than major
ity Of the votes cast.
Again, in 1908, with four candidates
in the field. Mr.. Worden finished sec
ond. within ISL of the vote for A. A.
Nicholson. and again the nomination
was a plurality decision only.
For fourteen years Mr.. Worden has
held a position of trust as buyer for
Britain & Co. and during that time he
has not only been true to his employers
but has won host of friends thruout
the county. Before coming to Mar
shalltown seventeen years ago Mr..
WWden had served one year as sheriff
OF ss;,uokoi,s county, Nebraska, by ap-
pointment, two years as deputy and
two years as hseriff by election, 30
that he has had some experience at the
job.
In the seventeen years Of his ac-
quaintance in Marshall county Mr..
Worden has led clean, upright bust
ness and private life, and commands
the respect and confidence Of all who
know him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29

At a delightful little dinner party.
given Wednesday evening by Miss
Katherine Balch TO twelve of her lady
friends. the hostess made public her
enga cement TO Mr. Robert E. Johnson.
of this city. and apprised her guests
that her wedding day was set for
Thursday. April IL
Miss Balch's guests were seven mem
hers Of an informal sew club to which
the hostess belongs. and a few other
more intimate friends Dinner was
served in four courses at $50, with a
color scheme co red prevailing. The
chandeliers were adorned with red
shades. and red carnations were used
on the tables. together with sprays Of
sn?ilax Red candelahra were also on
the table. and red hearts were strewn
about the covering of white. At each
place appeared a little cupid OF red.
bearing an envelope which. when
opened. revealed the date Of the APP
preaching wedding six weeks away.
Following the dinner hour the guests
enjoyed themselves with cards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
TO ENLARGE PLANT

Miller Nancy Cement Products Com.
pany Buys Machinery to Make Co.
ment siIos. Porch coiumns-Antiei-
pate Big Business This Spring.
Messrs. Miller and Nancy of the
Miler-Manney Cement Products Com
pany. returned home Tuesday from
Chicago and other points in Illinois
Of their business. While away they
purchased a large amount Of neT ma
chinerv. Among the pieces bought was
a Hobbs block machine. which allows
them TO make blocks in ,hirty-six diff
ferent sizes ard three different pat
terms. They also bought nolds for porch
columns of FIVE different styles. They
already have machinery for making
ballisters. rails. etc: this makes it pos
sible now for them to build a cement
porch complete.
While in Chicago they investigated
silo made entirely Of cement block
slaves. They not only saw the nachin-
cry but visited some farms on which
these silos We're in actual operation
They are said to he by those that use
them the most perfect silo made. They
purchased the right to make this silo
and sell it in Marshall county. The
same blocks that go to make the silo.
make cisterns. drinking troughs, and
any receptacle which is used to hold
water They have also purchased molds
for lawn and porch VI ses, with ped
stalls to suit and as soon as the frost
Is out of the ground, which will allow
then, to get sand, they will be ready
for business. Their SAND is the purest
and has less foreign matter than any
other sand that can be found With
the immense amount Of building that
will be done in this vicinity this year
the Miller Nancy Cement Products
Company expect to largely increase
their business over last year. and those
who are contemplating using anything
made from cement should get in COM
munication with them at once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
UNION REVIVAL MEETING.
Largest Crowd Since Sunday Night
Hears Rev. c. G. Pilgrim.

The union revival meeting, at the
Methodist church. drew the largest
crowd last night since the Sunday
night meeting. A quartet composed of
Mr.. Wilson, Mrs Arney Miss Menden-
hall and Mr.. Miller sang. Rev. James
MCGEE read the scripture lesson and
Rev. C. H. Morris made the opening
prayer. Mr.. Wilson sang is He Your
Savior Too?"
Rev Mr.. Pilgrim used a series of
tests from the thirty third chapter of
Luke Is the basis Of his sermon. The
church at one time was made up Of
four members-John and the three
Marys. Jesus added one to the king
dom by forgiving the dying thief on
thee ross. Christ seeks the saving of
every man who is willing to confess
Ms sins. The thief did tina. and Christ
raid. To-day shalt thou be with me
in paradise" The thief was dying; ne
VS. Sincere In CONTRASTING his crime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29

Miss Balch is one Of the best known
young women of the city. a native
daughter. and popular socially. She is
the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.
S. Balch Mr. Johnson is the elder son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. G Johnson. 401
North Center street. and is the Junior
member of the law firm of Bradford &
Johnson
The wedding of the young people will
take place at $50 on the evening of
April IL at the Balch home 6o4
West Main street Mr.. Johnson has
rented the T. T. Shorthill residence
property at so7 West State street. now
occupied by mir. and MRS. Walter Y
Hull
Those who were guests Of Miss Balch
Wednesday evening were Misses Wilma
Robbins. Florence Hopkins. Ida Shove.
Ella Garvin Josephine Gabelman,
Madge Ellsworth and Emma Patton.
all members Of the sew club; Mesdames
A. G. Johnson and Walter Hull: Mrs.
Carroll Kirk, Of Bismarck, y. D.. Miss
Hazel Sandoe and Miss Rhea Butler,
the latter of Chicago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
LAWYERS AWAY; NO MEETING.
Council Finds That II is Impossible Z
Meet ATTORNEYS on Gas Case,

Owing 20 the fact that the lawyers
were not consulted. and most Of them
were out of the city on private bust
ness or for other reasons. the city
council found this morning that 1t was
not possible to hold a conference with
the attorneys regarding what action
should be taken in the city gas case
against the Marshalltown Light. Power
and Railway Company. Both City So
licitor F. e. Northup and c. H. Van
Law are out of the city 1t developed
this forenoon that Councilman Her
man, who introduced the resolution for
the conference, did not consult the
lawyers to And out II It would be pos
sible for them to meet the members OF
the council today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
Local Weather Record.

Twenty-Five and 1 above were the
extremes in temperature Wednesday,
compared with Sc and below, the ex-
tremes Tuesday. At o'clock this
morning the temperature was 2 above.
A year ago Wednesday the maximum
was 43 and the minimum 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
mcconnell. NOW IN CHARGE.
Wallace Turns Over Shoe Store TO Hi
SueeAaaaP

Successor.
To the friends and patrons OF this
store who favored me with their pat
ronage during the last sixteen years, l
wish to thank you. Tomorrow morning,
March 1, Mr.. E. K. Mcconnell will take
possession.
I have known Mr.. e. K. Mcconnell
for long time and believe that you
will find him. az have, man in whom
you can place your confidence. ! trust
that all my friends win continue to
make this store their shoe head
quarters.
Yours very truly.
e. G. WALLACE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
In the Police Court.

Frank Wilson. Philip Cummings.
Arthur and Fred Kirk, four "vags," ar
rested by Constable Taylor, were given
sentences Of three to six days by jus
tice Peek this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29

Regular dancing party tonight. Ep'
pulls orchestra. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
Emb. and Lace Dept.

These items are exceptional values.
Up to is inches in width, cambria
foucing, and corset cover en-
broidery, per yard .............. Zoe
4S-inch embroidery bouncing.
roc -a."e ........... &c
soc value, 27-inch embroidery
noucing, ali good patterns,
special .SSS
Special Prices on All New Laees,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29

ty lump are excellent Goals for furnace
use. Scott carries them. i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
A Sacrifice in Towels
Lay in Your Supply Now.

15c unbleached Turkish bath
towels, good weight and size, Sc
121sc buck towels, hemn,ed and
good size, SC each, or per dozen. $50
First quality hemmed barber tow
els SC each, or per dozen ........ 290s
(Barbers lay in your supply now.)
Other good towels cut in proportion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
Ladies' House Dresses

Just received, eevry garment fun
size; s9c percale, ladies' wrap
pers, colors blues and greys, all
sizes, made full, special ........ $50
81 90 percale house dresses. colors
grey and indigoe, special this
$3.50 best percale house dresses for
ladies, checks, stripes and figures.
made in the new styles. special
this sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .y9o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-29
Dress Goods Department

White Goods-29- inch fine dimity
checks and stripes. 15c value, per
yard ........ lOo
White barred faxons, 19c value. .12Lze
coiorsd Wash Goods-100 pieces Of
dress ginghams in this seasons
most beautiful patterns 12hc
3s-inch shepard checks, washable
suitings, 19c value, per yard 80. Toe
Pillow Tubinss-42-inch Atlantic
pillow tubing, 19c value ........ 1@o
A. inch Atlantic pillow tubing. sc
value ...... ........ .16e
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Silk Department
New sprina siIks Eor Tai. Sale.

New Spring Silks tor ms SaIe'
1a-inch all silk foulards, spring
patterns. SOC value .35e
24-inch foulards, all silk, new snap
NY designs, S9c value ............ SIC
36-inch black taireta silk, 75c value.
this sale DOC
Hundreds Of other beautiful silks
not mentioned here will be an sale, in
Guiding all of the new bordered exciu-
sive pattern foulardSS. Our department
Is row complete. we ask you what your
opinion is on this department In Mar
shalltOWn.
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Dress Goods Department

Very special for the remodeling
sale in new spring colors in serges
such as tan and blue, also other
STAPLE colors and new weaves in
worsted goods suitable for coats.
suits or skirts, prices very special
$500 $1.1e, $3.50, $1.6e and $1.75
3S-inch black and white chalk line
serges, sc value special, per
yarC Wv
Chalk stripe serges, brown. navy,
olive and black, special for this
renodeling sale .49e
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50 cent all SILK Foulards, in
new spring patterns 2Eo
and colors, per yd. wv
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25 cent and 80 cent black
Burson Ladies Hose 1Eo
mfgs. seconds, pair AONs