Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-25
following prices:
Green hides cents.
Horse hides. large S2.s00eSoe.
No. tallow-E cents.
Medium wool-20@22.
Coarse wool-1e to II cents,
Fine Wool-16 to 1e cents,
The City in Brief
Bring your watches to Hodges.

Bring your watches to Hodges.
Special tonight-four piece orches-
ira. Princess.
Hopkins & Son make ,wo-piece
suits that are cool.
Just in, Low,hers fine chocolate can
dies. The Camera Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Everist, of Clemens.
spent Wednesday in the city.
Peaches. the quality kind, at McCord
& Wings. Phone 2Sl or 1854.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. of Bromley.
spent Wednesday in the city
Photographs made at your home by
The Brown Studio. Phone 2Ss.
Summary goods are going fast at low
prices at Benedict & Brintnalrs.
Mr.. Q. S. Chapman, of Bromley, was
in the city on business Wednesday.
Tonight. Hear Jeanette Miller, the
little girl with the big voice. Princess
Mr.. T. B. Turner. of ST. Anthony,
was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. James Borton. of ST Anthony
was a business visitor in the city We'd
nesday.
Have your family recipes filled by
the experienced druggist, Henry Sieg,
lis West Main.
Special attraction tonight at the
Princess. Miss Jeanette Miller, sing
| ing comediene.
For Saie-Fly nets and horse blank
cts at great saving. Come in and
see them at Is North First.
Mrs George Painter went to Ottum-
wa Wednesday night for three weeks
/ visit with relatives and friends.
/! Saturday next is tool day a,
| Schmdts. Very special Planes. saws,
chisels. carborundum grincers, etc.
For sale-stern home at los ives,
Church street. Modern, full lot, barn
! Price right. S. c. Bell. Telephone $50.
Don't miss the very attractive spe-
cial sale on fireless cookers-Calo.:c.
| ideal. National-Sa,u rday only. C. F
| Schmidt
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dren arrived home Wednesday evening
/ from, a three weeks visit with reia-
,ives at Emmetsburg.
Miss Carrie A. Beck, Of Sioux City
arrived in the city Wednesday after
noon for weeks visit with her aunt
Mrs. c. w. Sparks. and family.
i The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
et,r
church basement. with Mesdames NJ. A
Smith and r B. .leasoner as hostesses.
Sadirons heated on coal, gas or kero-
sene. stoves have to be celaned every
time before using. The electric iron
is always clean. Chicago iron. $3.50.
Phone Schmidt.
]. W. Hildebrand. day baggageman
for the Chicago Great Western rail-
way for the past fifteen months. quiz
| the service Wednesday and expect:
soon to go TO Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rev. of Worth
ington Mimi, reached the city We'd
nesday afternoon in their touring car,
and will be guests for few days OF
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Schechter.
The funeral of David Carlson. who
died at Whittier, Cal, Tuesday after
noon, was held 1t o'clock this after
noon at Whittier. Interment followed
in Evergreen cemetery, Los Angeles.
Funeral services for Mrs. Althea
Longwei, of Des Moines, were held al
. o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist church. Rev. S. E. Ellis Of
ficiaring. 1nterrnent followed in River
side.
Talcum powder-hot weather calls
for it. See Mcbride & Wits drug
store window. ''Corylopsis of Japan"
and Lilac de France" borated talcum
powder, only Is cents. Also Caroline"
violet talcum powder at 10 cents.
E. A. White, who has been working
since May for Fred Lutes, farmer
living two miles southeast of Fergu-
son, went to Des Moines Wednesday,
evening to take a position with the
Western Union. Mr.. White learned tel
egraphy in the Iowa Central office at
Dillon fifteen years ago. and has work
ed on the Central, Northwestern, Mil
waukee and Rock Island for several
years.
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