Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-02

Lost-Bar pin Cornell college. mono
gram seal. Return to this office. Re-
ward.
Rush in the empties for the Fourth
Of July trade. Marshalltown Bottling
Works.
The second photoplay OF "what
Happened to Mary" series tomorrow
Colonial.
kodaks and kodak SUPPLIES, the cele-
brated line of 'Eastmans." Mcbride &
Will Drug Co.
Those who enjoy opera will appre-
ciate the Dora Opera Company this
week. Orpheum.
Better values in ladies' pumps and
1oxfords than elsewhere at $3.50. Wal
lace Shoe Store.
we have everything you may want
for days outing on the Fourth.
George L. Andrews.
big line OF boys wash suits. Come
In plain colors or fancy patterns.
Painters clothing store.
Ice cream social on the F. w. Brewer
lawn tomorrow night. Everyone in
vited. Spiritualistic Society.
Concordia Nahebund win be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Harry vogel. 1O7 North Third avenue.
Friday. the Fourth. we close al, day.
ders early tomorrow. Whitney Bros.
Tyepwritcrs to rent OF sell, also sup
plies. Typewriter rollers, para rubber,
put on your machine for $3.50. Orlando
Baxter.
Ice cream and cake 10 cents, We'd
nesday evening, on Kelleher lawn. go9
South Third avenue. ST. Elizabet11's
Society.
For satisfaction in your eye glasses
and spectacles you should consult with
NJ. G. Wilkinson at this store. w. NJ.
Hodges.
The. address Of Mrs. Clyde Coats is
wanted. Anyone knowing same please
send to R-2, care this office.-Adver-
tisement.
We still have q good assortment of
straw hats. Better come in and select
one to wear for the Fourth. Painters
clothing store.
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The c. w. b. NJ. Of Central Church Of
Christ will hold it's regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at the
church parlors
We will appreciate your ordering
early tomorrow, as we close all day
Friday the Fourth. George c. McCord,
West End Grocer.
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Phyafcfan and s,1r1oon nvAr EIap>
Residence 207 East State street. Resi-.
dence phone 925 white. Office phone
629. DR.. Mershon.
Or. H. II. Center left Tuesday eve
ming for Omaha, Neb.. where he viii
visit a few days at the home Of his
son. Granger Center.
See our wash ties. Best Of materials
IN silk or cotton. and reliable wash
colors. Prices 10. Is and 50 cents.
Painters clothing store.
Miss Dorothy Bsich, who has been
visiting ct the3home Of her sister. Mrs.
George OFT, At Davenport. for. ten days,
returned home' Tuesday evening.
A splendid assortment Of handsome
wash, ties. Best OF materials and reli-
NOtS VoOb SVAOtO. @TICS8 10 20 mo ~
cents Painters clothing store.
The regular meeting Of st. Mar.
saret's Mission will be held Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Margaret
Armstrong. Ill North First avenue.
Tomorrow you stop and select your
Eastman" as you'll want il the
Fourth. You sure can have time TAX
Ing nicfIroo MeuriAo 4
Have you ever worn the French
double cuff soft shirt? Nothing neater
or cooler for hot weather. They come
in good wash colors. Painters clothing
store
With nearly 1900 Lennox furnaces
them all in repair on the same day.
Lennox Furnace Company.
Ten years experience In testing eyes
Is one Of the reasons why my optical
patients can and comfort in their eye
glasses. M. G. Wilkinson, optometrist,
at Ill East Main. w. NJ. Hodges.
Rev. B. F. Martin and wife have
moved from $40 West Main street to
oP0TlMeHI0 III tl0 "A. a. Axe nome, "
North Fifth street, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin will be for the summer.
Mrs. Gus Biermann. 5o7 East Boone
street. was removed to st. Thomas
hospital Tuesday evening to be pre-
pared for an operation for adhesions
iilat have resulted ::ss: another op-
GRAFTON performed early in the year.
Mrs B. J. Mitchell and children, who
have been visiting with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. WEIGH, for
three weeks, left for her home at Vail
this morning. She was accompanied by
her sister. Miss Katherine WEIGH, who
will spend the summer at the Mitchell
home.
Mrs Ina Vance. OF stanhope. wife
OF Oliver G. Vance. formerly Of this
city. was brought to the city from
Stanhopc Tuesday night and IL n
patient In the White hospital. suffer-
Ing from Addison's disease. Mrs.
Vance was brought to the city by her
brother. Fred Truesdel. Mr.. Vance II
son Of Mrs. T. e. Harris. S0e North
First avenue.
Dr.. Joseph K. Greene, for fifty.one
and one-half years missionary in
Turkey, and one of the most enthus-