Evening times-Republican. [volume], May 20, 1916, Image 7

About Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923

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BOOTH TARKINOTOIT 7.
"Monafeur Bencitis," "H»
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chaptm xxxutfe-*-&t.
rrr—^:e feife tV*
And so Bibb* sat In the porch of tha
temple with the money changers. But
no One came to scourge him forth, for
this mi tb« tempi* of Bigatss, tuid
the changing of money was holy wor
ship and true religion. The priests
wore that "sottish" lookBibbs' mother
had seen beginning to develop about
his mouth and eyes—a Wary look
which she could not define, but it
comes with service at Hie -temple and
it was the more marked, upon Bibbf
for his sharp awakening to the neces
sities of that service.
Be did as lltijle "useless" thinking as
possible, giving hlmself.no time for It.
He worked continuously, keeping his
thoughts still on his work when he
came home at night, and .he talked of
nothing^ whatever except his work.
But. he did not sing at it He was
often In the streets, and people wan
not allowed to sing in the streets.
They might make any manner of hide
ous uproar—they could shake build
ings they could outthunder the thun
der, deafen the deaf, and kill the sick
with noise or they could walk the
streets ordrtre through them bawling,
squawking or screeching, as they chpse,
ff the noise was traceably connected
with business though street musicians
were not tolerated, being considered a
nuisance and an interference., A. man
or woman who went singing for pleas
ure through the streets—like a craxy
Neapolitan—would have been stopped,
and belike locked np for freedom does
not mean that a citizen Is allowed to
do every outrageous -thing that comes
Into his head. The streets wees dan
gerous enough, in all conscience, with
out any singing! and the Motor federa
tion issued public warnings declaring
-that the pedestrian's life was in his
own hands, and giving directions how
to proceed with the least peril. How
ever, Bibbs Sheridan had no desire
to sing In the streets, or anywhere. He
had gone to his work with an energy
that for the start at least was bitter,
and there was no song left in him.
He began t» know Ms active fellow
citizens. Hers and there among them
he found a leisurely, kind soul, a relic
of the old period of nelghborliness,
"pioneer stock," usually and there
were men—particularly among' the
merchants and msnufscturers-rH*o
honest they leaned backward repu
tatMnft lomWlmes attlBSted,nby stories
of heroic sacrifices to bopor nor were
there lacking some Instances of gen
erosity even nobler. Here and there,
too, were bookman, In their little lei
sure and, among tbe Germans, mnslc
men. And theee, with the others, wor
shiped Bigness and the growth, each
man Serving for his own sake and for
what: he could get out of It, but all
united in their faith in the beneficence
and glory of their god.
To almost all alike that service stood
as the most Important thing la life, ex
cept on occasion of some such vital,
brief Interregnum as the dangerous 111
ness of a wife or child. Iq the way of
"relaxation" some of the servers took
golf some took fishing some took
"shows"—a mixture of Infantile and
negroid humor, stockings, and tin ma
sic some took an occasional debauch
some took trips some took cards and
sonm took nothing. The high priests
wefe vigilant to watch that no "relaxa
tion" should affect the service. When
a man attended to anything outside
his business, eyes were upon him his
credit jsas la danger—that Is, his life
was in daoger. And. the old priests
TWjWh
Wisconsin Cut
We are selling land in Price county
and Bayfield County. We have the best
t\\ soil in the state, some of'the best im
fe proved forma, the best markets, Du
luth-Ashland-lCanitowoe Milwaukee
ps
Mlnneaipolls-Salnt Pattl-Chlcago, we
give you the beat terms of any land
company in Wisconsin. This land sells
affrom $12.50 per. acre up to 926 per
aero. Personal attention given pur
chasers and arrangements made ty In
spect lands at any time for full infor
mation write or call on
wW. E. NICHOLSON
Room 2, Woodbury Building, Marshall
town, Iowa.
OVER 85 WEST MAlN St.
PHONES
Hinecker, 1322 OfHoe,.«3 Negly 1084
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QOOD 80-ACRE FARM, 10 miles from
Marshalltown, 1% miles from good
Shipping point.' Fair Improvements,
mile to rural school. Price $185.00 per
acre, will consider Marshalltown prop
erty in trade Upto $6,000.00.
Hare Exchanges Large and
Small All Times
Keep your weather eye on this pass
fbr Bargains.
-M%:S .v.'- ,'i 'Xk
Marehalltown.lows.
a sp^!«ri':attwujti«d we^are offer
Ittg for sale for*heNnext thirty days
yjfcS-'#^,rspme
extra-well
Hons attd mares in '«-....
ning sires, a* prloeg to
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wer$as ardent as the young ones the
million wis *seager to be bigger' as
the thousand seventy was as busy as
seventeen. They5 strove mightily
against one another, and the old priests
were the most Wgry, the most plaus
ible and! the most dangerous. Bibbs
learned be tnust /Walk charll among
these—he1 must wear a thousand eyes
and beware of spiders indeed! '0'
And outside the temple Itself 'wer®
the pretenders, the swarming thieves
and sharpers and fleecers, the sly ras
cals and the open rascals bt*t these
crn/iD the CUB
atUl/r reporter
QAl/CDd
pnKrics
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FOR SALE-^
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE-
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and. leave it at the newspaper offlcfc
where the advertiser will get it.
publishers can not give the name o*
the adV«rtiser without the advertisers
consent. All advertisement for _4l*»s
column must be in the office at
o'clock on date of publication to insure
classification.]
WANTED
Wanted—^Washings and ironings
do at home. Phone yellow 800.
to
Wanted—Try D. A. Moore for wall
paper cleaning. Phone red 189.
Wanted—Screen work and general
^carpenter repairing. Phone yellow Tit
Wanted Washing to do at home.
Phone yellow 1323.
Wanted—Wlashlnga. Phone yellow
776.
Wanted—Ashes and rubbish to haul,
phone white 644.
Wantsd—Jf you have anything t2iait
you want to sell private or at auction,
call Plnneo's auction hous£ 1829 ring
one.
Wanted Good one: horse delivery
wagon. Phone 1880 ring one. Plnneo's
,anctton bfflse. ...
Wanted—To haul rubbish and gar
bage. yhone 801 green.
Wanted—'Housemovtng.. B. a Miller*
SOS Pack street.
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Wanted—To purchabe for caSb four
or five room house and lot. Not neces
sary that house be modern. State full
particulars 1-80,
care
Times-Stepubli
can.
Warited—(Furnished room and con
veniences of a homie, by young busi
ness man, K-20, care of Times-Re
publican,
Wanted—X^et your wants be known.
Carl's employment agency. (Phono 9S0.
Wanted—(Horses to pasture. Timo
thy, cloVer and blue grass .pasture.
Call red 7S3.
Wanted—Cisterns to dig and finish,
mason work 801 North Sixth street.
Wanted—Cellars to dig. Union man,
using only union teams. Satisfaction
guaranteed. jA. I* Clark, phone 004
Wanted—Elvery one to know that
the services of the visiting nurse em
ployed by the Visiting Nurse's Associa
tion, are to be had at what patients are
able and willing to pay or without pay.
by those .in straitened circumstance*.
Telephone Clara Britt, 11 South Fourth
ph:
street, ph|ne 885.
Wanted—Ii?omers at 8 Bast Webster,
Bath and modern conveniences.
Wanted—To buy good veal beef, and
poultry at all times. Phone Sk Wlhlte
Meat Market.'
HELP WANTED—MALE
Wanted—Man or woman to weave
rugs. Iowa (Rug Works. Phone 1652.
Wanted—Painters. Good Job to right
persons.
rA.
I* Glllett.
Wanted—Young man for stock room
Work* F. W. Woolworth Company.
Wanted—(Man fo clean outside of
windows." South Eighth street.
Wanted—One boy, 13 to wanted
immediately in your town. Be tftost to
answer important. Good pay. Wheel
useful but 'not essential. Oone, 4609
Magnolia avenue, Chicago.
Wanted—Man to Operate grader for
county road system. Must ibe ex
perienced, work all eummer. Apply
H. O. ttickolt, 'county engineer.
Wanted—tMen our. Illustrated c&ta
Jog explains how we teach the ibaiiber
trade in a few weeks, mailed free.
iMoler Barber College, Chicago, 111.
Wanted—Milling machine and lathe
hands experienced on todl and die
work in large Job «hop. Oood ^rages.
Steady work. Open shop. 'F. ®. .Walt
man, P. O. box 161, Detroit tMJloh.
Wanted—iSix carpenters and body
builders and two good carriage .black
smiths at qnce.. Mjarahalltown Buggy
Company.
Wsntsd—^Married man with small
fatally for ganeral farm work. Must
oe experienced knd inot afraid io work.
A. C. Johnson, demons, Iowa.
HELP WANTCO-MMALB
Wanted—Competent girl for genersl
housework. Mrs, Leonard Carney, 615
West Main atreet
Wahted"—Pive bri#bt, o«a)aWe iadies
to travel, demensirate and s^ll dealers
|25 to 150 per week. Railroad fare
lid. Goodrich iJrugCoippany, depart
eat IW, Omaha, Nsh.
™1 Iv1.' ^"i
were feeble folk, not dangerous once
be knew them, and he had a good guide
to point them out to him. They were
useful sometimes, he learned, end
many of them served as go-betweens
in matters where business must touch
politics. He learned also how brew
eries and "traction" companies and
banks and other institutions fOught
one another for the political control of
the city. The newspapers, he discov
ered, had lost their ancient political in
fluence, especially with the knowing,
who looked upon them with a skep­
tweaker 25 cents an .hour spare tlme.V
Permanent experience unnecessary.
International, Box 123, N orristown.
Pa.
Wanted—Lady to do Washing and
ironing every week, at our homo elec
tric washer, electric Iron. Fine, handy
wash room in basement. Phone 1)499
or call at 207 South Seventh street.
Mrs. 33-.1*. Billings.
Wanted—iWomen. Pull time salary
$15, selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer 25 cents an hour spare time.
Permanent, experience unnecessary,
international Hosiery, Korristown, Pa.
Wanted—Ladies our catalog ex-,
plains how we teach.' hair dressing,/
manicuring, facial massage, etc., in few
weeks, mailed free. IMoler College, 10S
South iFifth avenue, Chicago.
^KTS7ne8?SHAN3E3T
Wanted--Men-women. Government
Jobs *75 to $150 month. Write immedi
ately for list positions now obtainable,
Franklin Institute, department 106 O,
Rochester, N. T.
Wanted—Traveler age 27 to 60. Ex
perience unnecessary, Salary, com
mission and expense allowance to right
man. J1. E. fMcBrady, Chlcagp.
Com* He re I A better isoil, a pleas
anter country. Lands much cheaper.
Aitkin county. Paradise of the farm
er and dairyman. Our company's hjuids.
Lowest prices. The easiest terma^Tfou
ever sajfl. For illustrated literature,
write, LAmold, land agent, Rock Island
railway. 137 Wolvin building, Duluth,
Minn. A
Wanted Sales managers. Eastern
firm opening branch house in Cedar
Rapids will require the services of
high grade men for county salesnpan
agers. Must be men of ability, clean
record, and ready to assume duties, at
once $100 cash bond required, fully
secured. Make your reply definite and
complete with, business references and
qualifications. Attractive high grade
proposition for man who can stuid
prosperity. Unless you have the-nec
essary money for bond and can JjHlnd
a third degree as to your business
reputation, save your stamps. Address
Manager, box 571, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wanted—'Barn good money writing
names and addresses. Spare time. No
canvassing. Particulars for stamp. 43.
C. Smith, Little Hock, Ark.
Oil—$10 invested with us has made
others (300 in less than six months.
Let us send you our magazine, 'IPro
fttable Investments," six months free,
which tells how to make your money
make you independent. The (Hoffman
Company, 407 Fannin street, Houston,
Tex.
Wanted—You can easily double your
income by handling1 our fast selling
specialties. Particulars free. Write
the (Ellsworth Specialty Company, 924
Tenth street, Des Moines, Iowa.
AGENTS WANTED.
Wanted—'Agents, new proposition
Just oi/t. Xoeas away with extra tire on
automobiles. Write quick for details.
North Western Jobbing Company, box
599, Minneapolis, Minn,
Wantedr-iAgents for article which no
housewife can resist. City, country.
Sells at almost every 'home. S. ©.
Kaiufman Company, 24-2 Third avenue,
Detroit, (Mich.
Wanted—(Agents. Do not delay. Send
today 'for free sample and large/ cata
log of quick selling articles. Western
Distributing Agency, box £39, Mam
moth, Cal.
SALESMEN WANTED
Wanted—Salesmen, to handle spe
cialties that sell to offices, homes,
hotels, .etc. Fast sellers 100 per cent
profit. Send itoday for booklet. High
land (Manufacturing Company, Bayard,
Iowa. ij
FOR'SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale Bees two or three strong
swarms left cheap for qulclr sale. 21t
North Fifth street. Phone IS80 yellow.
For Sals—-A new piano, Cheap It
taken a-t once. Will give terms to suit
purchaser. -'Mrs. M. J. Pierce, 29 West
State street' Phone MS,
For Sale—Ttfro shares Marshall Oil
Company 7 per cent preferred stoofc.
Redeemable i»20.at a disconnt. A&
dress F-20, care of Times-iRep^blicsn.
For Sale—Top buggy and harness,
Phone i8l§,' ./.
For Sale—Shepherd colHe, dog, good
br^ed. Caa be seen at Tar. Nelmas's
for Sale—Garland range, iron beds,
•cupboard, dressers, chairs, carpets and
other lpousebold furnitum loquird^Ul
fWtmt Simte street.
waniiik1 'Women, foil 'time,. siuaryi For 8*Je—Bis twin I$15 three-arpeed
witlt Vfk
J'* yC/'4^
tical? humor, believing the Journals
either to be! retained partisans, like
lawyers, or else striving to forward
the personal ambitions of their owners.
The control of the city lay not with
them, but was usually obtained by giv
ing the "floating voters" gin money*
and by other largesses. The revenues
of the people were then distributed as
fairly as possible among a great num
ber of men who had assisted the win
ning side. Names and titles of of
fices went with many of the prises,
and most of these title holders were
extra seat and luggage carrier and
fully equipped otherwise $200. Phone
1461.
For Sale Second-hand furnace
cheap. H. C. Lounsbury.
For Sale—Pool hall in Minneapolis
at big bargain. Six tables, cigar case,
tobacco case, and stock. Good busi
ness on transfer corner $600 cash
takes It. Must sell soon. Good rea
sons for selling. Address Owner, 226
Plymouth avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
For Sale Ever-bearing strawberry
plants, 2 per hundred postpaid. W. F.
Wilson, route 2, Liscomb, Iowa.
For Sale—Dunlap strawberry plants,
SO cents a hundred by parcel post. J.
T. Molloy, Albion, Iowa.
For 8alo—I have twenty bushels of
my high test Tellow Dent seed com
for sale. Who wants any or all of it.
Write me or phone at my expense.
CX B. Qreef, Bldora. Iowa.
For Sale Senator Dunlap straw
berry plants, 0 cents per hundred, at
my place south side Linn creek ail
young plants. C. H. Brock.
For Sale—Complete outfit for carpet
weaving at price that will Ignore com
petition. Call at 308 South Center
Street.
For Sale—Three bicycles in good
riding condition. Phone 63 on 21 or
write Ralph W. Gettle, Green Moun
tain, Iowa.
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TIMES-REPUBLICAN, "itoWN, IOWA: MAT 20,1911
A Good Place to Stick Around
For Sale—Ice box In first class con
dition. Cheap It^taken' at once, Also
Singer Sewing machine. South
:e grocery, phone 280.
For Sale JWhite seed corn. This
corn has been tested in the ground out
of doors. First test was 96 and the
second test was 98 1914 crop. Henry
Nickolson, rural 7r phone 61 on 7.
For Sale—Large store refrigerator
cheap. Plnneo's auction house, 108
East (State street Phone 18&9 ring one.
For Sale or Trade—iKigh grade ma
hogany piano and bench. Mrs. A. G.
Edwards. (Phone 585 white.
For Sale—Geraniums, pansy, salvia
verbena, aster, sweet ,allyssum, vinca
vine, snapdragon, cauliflower, mango
peppers, celery, sweet potatoes, cab
bage, tomatoes, and many othet
plants. This is a very fine stock. Phone
468. Dleslng Bros., 511 South Ninth
street.
For Sale—Two-year-old Concord and
Warden grape vines, 10 cents, delivered
by parcel post./ T. Molloy, Albion.
Iowa.
For Sale—After July 1, the greatest
tile ditch filler made, fills eighty rods
an hour, one man, two horses, second
haiid in good repair. Price $20. George
W. Artis, Aredale, Butler county, Iowa.
For Sale Moving to Florida, will
sell my household goods at private
sale and at a big bargain, including
brass beds, mahogany dresserB, leath
er davenports and chairs, dining table
and buffet, etc. Call day time or even
ing. Dell Hoes, 107%, North First
street.
For Sale A good produce business
and office. Owner wanting to leave
city. Write, or phone 178. J. Benson,
Sheffield, Iowa.
For Sale—Billiard tables, new
carom and pocket, with complete out
fit $115 second-hand tables at re
duced prices bowling alley supplies
easy payments. Cigar store, drug,
delicatessen and soda fountain fix
tures. The Brunswlck-Balke Collender
Cotapany, 113 Walnut street, Des
Moines Iowa.
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
For 8al»-^Hup twenty roadster, A-l
condition, $175. Phone 1694.
•For Sale—Ford touring car, 1914.
Call and see this bargain. 506 North
Third street.
-For' Sale—Willys utility truck, 1916
model, 35 horse, 1,900 pound capacity
One year's use. Oood condition. Best
of reasons for selling. Abbott St Son.
FOR SALE— CITY PROPERTY
For Sala (New five-room cottage,
modern except furnace and gas, with
new garage for #1,500.
Bight room house. City water, gas,
bam, full lot foif »1.800.
Two houses on same lot, modern ex
cept furnace, paved,.street dose in,
12,500 for both ranted for ISO, which
is 14 per cent Interest.
UevetiTirooml house, modern, paved
street *3. W0.
New seven room' bungalow, fire
place, and a dandy for |4,590.
Other" houses at all prices to suit
your pocketbook. G. S. Nugent over
Benedict Brintnall*s store.
Per Sale—We have property for sale
all kinds, some on contract
expected to present a busy appearance
at times and. Indeed, some among
them did work honestly and faithfully.
€®o Be C«rtlnued.lf4 ''^!fif'"T^
Our Criminal unwed.
Among bachelors thlrty-olght out of
1,000 are criminals, while of the mart
ried men the proportion is only eigh
teen to 1000.
Gibraltar IS the smallest British pos
session and measures less than two
square miles. Canada la the largest,
with 3,744,000 square miles.
Classified Advertisements
ONE CENT PER WORD EACH INSERTION—NO A D. RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN 15 CENTS.
nado Insurance. Give us a trial. John
Cob urn
St
Co., over 5 and 10-Cent store.
For Sale—My home at 303 Jerome
street, nine rooms and bath modern.
Will sell at a bargain. W. £2. Mc
Leland.
For Sale—Two-room house and two
lots at 130# West Boone street on easy
terms. Inquire at ward 14 main build
ing, soldiers' home.
For Salo—Residence property at 105
West Church street Would make Into
splendid fiats. A. L. Stern.
For Sale—New modern six-room
house, hardwood floors, lot 46^x180.
Phone 149 or white 954 or call 118
North Ninth street.
For Sale—A splendid two and one
half acre tract Inside city limits. G&od
house and barn, splendid orchard and
small fruit An ideal home. Mortgage
$2,000. Will take equity In cash or city
property. S. C. Bell, telephone 8S5.
For Sale—A good house with lots,
for sale to the right person. Write, or
phone 173. J. Benson, Sheffield, Iowa.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at her residence, 610 West
State street Marshalltown, Iowa, on
Thursday, May 25, 1916, beginning at
10:15 a. m., and at 1:16 p. m., all her
household furniture, Consisting of
dressers, beds, stands, chairs, tables,
book case and books, large davenport
lace curtains, china closet dining room
extension table, mission oak and six
leather seated chairs to match, solid
mahogany Cheval mirror, many large
rockers. Some old chairs made new,
one fine black walnut bureau, more
than 100 years old old fashioned brass
candlesticks, pictures of all descrip
tions, new and old, all in good frames
Ice box, gas
Btoves,
5also
snd acreage, and, Are and tort
writing desk (an­
tique), many rugs, big' and small, all
colors pictures of fine art which came
from Kurope, images, vases, flower
baskets, Tique wood stand, valuable
also will offer for sale one Chase
Brothers' Baby Grand piano, this IB
one of the finest. You can afford to
come many miles to get this piano.
The above—lot of goods are all good
and many of them are antiques. If
you want any antique furniture don't
miss this sale. Mrs. Robblns, owner
Maulsby and Manship, auctioneers
T. J. Shoemaker, clerk.
LIVE STOCK, HORSE8, ETC.
For
Sale—Several head of big type
registered Hampshire boars and bred
sows. Doctor Evans. Marshalltown.
~~For Sale—(Pair draft blajck colts, 3
years old. Phone 1&43 rod.
For Sale—Two good work mares,
age 6 and 9 cheap. Phone 61 on 19.
For Sale—One hundred goats and
100 Shropshire ewes with lambs. S3.
W. Harmon.
For Sale—Bight head of registered
Hereford bulls of serviceable ages
herd headers, farm bulls and several
good aged bulls with quality. Prices
right Bills Bally, Marshalltown. Iowa.
One mile southeast of depots.
EGOS FOR HATCHING,
For 8aie—EJggs for hatching from
pure bred Barred Plymouth Rocks, 60
cents for setting of fifteen, $3 per
hundred. Mrs. Mary M. Evans, Madrid.
Iowa.
Fer Sale Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs "5 cents for fifteen, $4 per hun
dred. All eggs tested with Magic egg
tester. Pekln duck eggs 10 cents each.
J. B. Curtis. Phone 62 on 4B, Mar
shalltown.
POULTRY
For Sale—THwenty hens, milk cow,
four pigs, 125 fruit trees, 175 grape
vines, 500 strawberry plants, ten acres
—everything goes, $590 $10 .'down
monthly, S7.40. Box 6, Srondale, Mo.
For Sale—All my Partridge Rook
chickens, cheap 7 South Blghth street
For Sale—Baby chicks, 10 cent% each.
Phone 1645 green. 801 South .First
avenue.
IOWA LANDS
For Sale—Bight-acre tana. F. Skiff,
Iowa Falls, lows.
Fer Sale—We have for quick sale a
number of very good Mitchell county
farms ranging in price from $85 to $140
per acre. Cedar Valley Land Company,
Osage, Iowa.
Fer Sale—An extraordinary 436-acre
Zpwa farm located one and half mile
of goodk town. Sight room house,- two
Urge barns, granary, crib all fenced
In good shape 165 acres under culti
vation .balance fine blue grass pasture.
Price $82.50 per acre $1,OSO cash, bal
ahce good terms and time to suit. J. B.
Sste --sr. ^rsasit'dakittf'' eighty
Ji 1£.
She
T»(d Her Neighbor
«I told a neighbor whose vary *otmg
child had oroup about Foley's Honey
and Tar," writes Mrs. Rehkamp, MM
Herman St., Covington, Ky.
thought that the ohlld aurely would die
it was so bad. When sh« gave it a
couple doees of Foley's Honey aad Tar
ahe was so pleased With the
chasfe she
did not know what to say." This old
reliable cough syrup immediately helps
coughs, eolds, croup aad whooping
cough, oat a» good for old as It la for
young folks.—McBrlde WiU Drug
Co.
By "HOE*
I SMS"
acres, three and one-half miles from
Marshalltown, good improvements,
price $200 per acre. Will take small
payment and long time or Income
property, or South Dakota 160 acres
and long time on balance. All kinds of
city property and acreage for sale and
trade. J. £3. McDermott room 14,
Woodbury building. Phone 620.
For 8ale—Ten acres with good im
provements, right close up to town of
Hampton, to trade tor good residence
In Marshalltown. Write box 163,
Hampton, Iowa.
For Sale—160 acres of land, one and
half miles from Albion and 179 acres
of land three miles from Caldwell. I
own this land and will sell direct P. 8.
Houghton. Albion, Iowa.
For 8als—A fine level quarter sec
tion of Marshall county land, nearly
all tiled, good buildings, fine neighbor
hood, one mile from good railroad
town, for only $200 per acre. Carry
half back on land. A bargain. Q. 8.
Nugent, over Benedict & ferintnall's
store.
For Sale—Improved good eighty,
acres, close to Marshalltown, a bargain
at $225 per acre. Small payment long
time on balance at 6 per cent B.
McDermott room 14, Woodbury build
ing. Phone 620.
MINNESOTA .LAND
For Sale—Choice unimproved landat
for sale cheap, in Itasca county. Min
nesota. Seventy-five improved anns is
Pennington county, Minnesota. Prices
right Terms reasonable. Call or write,
James M. Draper. Spring Lake, Itasca
county, Minnesota.
For Sale—Sheltered, partly timbered
dairy country, St Louis county. Rapid
growting seasons. Low priced lands.
Easy terms. Write Arnold, land com
missioner, 566 Wolvin building, 3ulutU,
Minn.
For Sals—20,000 acres in Itasca and
St. Louis counties, land in tracts of
forty acres and upward. Near HIbbing.
12,000, and Chlsholm 8,000 people. Fine
schools, churches, market, road and
transportation advantages. Clay toil,
level, easily cleared, most desirable
land In this section. Low prices, easy
terms. Come or write for map and
folder. Guaranty Farm Land Company,
425 Lyceum building, Duluth, Minn.
For Sale—Two good Dodge county,
Minnesota, farms adjoining a good,
live town of 1,000 population. Also four
good farms in the vicinity of Green
Mountain, Iowa. These farms are
priced to sell and for quality can not
be excelled. Phone 357. E. A. Hill.
For Sale—160 acres, fair improve
ments, 100 acres cultivated two miles
from town price, $21,600 will accept
general stock of merchandise not ex
ceeding $9,000. Cash $500 balance
long time. Hurry If interested. Reler
son & Oleson, LeRoy, Minn.
LAND! LAND!
Land for everybody
small or large
tracts unexcelled for general farming,
poultry, stock,, dairying and fruit $10
to $25 per acre: $5 to $10U first pay
ment balance long time best and
largest tract to select from in Michi
gan will bear closest investigation
good transportation, markets, road*
schools, water and climate. Potatoes
alone make more money per acre than
corn on $200 land in Iowa. Write to
day for full Information free. I want
fo tell you about this country. George
W. Swigart, owner, X1247 First Na
tional Bank building, Chicago, 111.
MICHIGAN LAND.
Land for everybody small of large
tracts, unexcelled for general fanning,
poultry, stock, dairyirfg and fruit: $10
to $25 per acre $5 to $100 first pay
ment balance long time best and
largest tract to select from InjMIchi
gan will bear closest InvM^P.tlon
good transportation, roads,
schools, water and clWiT Potatoes
alone make more money pur acre than
qorn on $200 land in Iowa. Wrlto to
day for full Information free. I want
to tell you albout this country. George
W. Swigart owner. X-1247 First Na
tional Bank building. Chicago. 111.
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS
For Salo South Dakota farms:
$1,600 to $2,50b. Write Clyde Brewster*
Aberdeen, 8. D.
TO RtNT
To Rant—Modern seven-room Hat,
dose in. nice burgs airy rooms, with
laundry accommodations, inquire at
North Third street)
To Rent—Two large rooma down
stairs for flight housekeeping. ^Phone
1516 white 303 South Second ave&da.
To Rent Oouth *Slde"edal yard*, of
fice and scalsa. M. St X* traolu.
1. S. FWW*.
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REAL ESTATE
240-aore tsrmtwo and saHNitf
miles from court honest
laying- farm, easy to»aMu-'«s*
for prica.
MS acres tn IfarshaB jewisrf
1140 an acre.
19 acres, two miles from etty,
modern improvements. 1^
for price and terms.
Ftve-roous rest denes, on ps^eS
street, new. Small payment
down, balance monthly Pries
#8,800.
Three fine building lot* three
blocks from court house en paved
street.
We have the agenqr
for the
Hupmobile, for Marshall county.
List your property with ua, we
get results.
C. E
LAND CO.
Over Elswtrle Ll«fc* Offlee
East Main St. Www HIS
LOST—
WANTED—
FOUND—
To Rent—Two modern furnished
rooms, with laundry
four modern unfurnished rooms. In-"
Quire Bgbert'a Grocery, 811 Bast
To Rent—Desirable modern rooms.
Phone 1886.
..To Rent—Lower flat, four complete*
ly furnished housekeeping rooms mod
ern convenience*. Phone 541.
To Rent—Light housekeeping room,
large, modern suitable for two. Phone
373 108 North Third avenue^.
To Rent—Modern rooms for
housekeeping. 206 North First avenue.
To Rent—Modern furnished room.
206 West Main street Phone 1887.
To Rent—Newly furnished room*
modern 401 North First avenue.
To Rent—Five-room house on the
south side. S. Flnkle,
To Rent—Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping, 408 Bast Linn.
To Rent—Modern five-room house
at 405% North Third avenue. Phone
yellow 397
To Rent—Front room hi modern
home, 407 West State, Phone red 742.
Call evenings after 6.
To Ren*—Modern house v$ry rea
sonable. Beet location. Phone 931.
To Ren*—M«dern rooms for light
housekeeping. Phone W6 North First
avenue.
To Rent—Light housekeeping rooms,1
close In. Phone 1829 ring one.
To Rent—Furnished room In modem!
home, good location 10* West Church.'
To Rent Modern apartment, three
or six rooms. Phone 118 white.
To Rent—We have storage on rail-
To Rent—Modern furnished room at
309 East State street. Phono green
1132.
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road track, also space for manufac
turing garage, or machine shops. Mar
shalltown Buggy Company.
To Sell or Trade—Fine home In
Grinnell, Iowa, for Marshalltown prow'
erty. Inquire 102 South First ave
nue.
To Rent Furnished rooms with
kitchen, private bath and south poreh
no children. Phone 58$.
LOST
Lost—On Friday, fox terrier, an
swers to name of "Trlxie," ran away
from home. White and black spots on
left side, brown head with black spots
near tail. Call 390. Liberal reward,
Charles Breckel.
Lost—Child's kid gloves. Phone 413.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to lean upon farm aad oity
property. G. W. Lawrence CO. First
National Bank building.
Money to loan on first mortgages on
farm lands, for ward, at reasonable in
terest. H. C. Lounsbury, attorney,
guardian.
Can oash your town property In tea
days. Whitehead & Edwards, over 19
West Main.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LANDf
If eo, get a copy of our Journal first.
It has lands, city property aad sSsoka
of goods advertised in its columns from i
nearly every a tat* so that |W sa%
find what you're locking fur hi Its sel
omni. Bstabllahed nineteen years aaS.'
reaches 76,200 readers. Send 11 SSntS
for cne year's subscription or fN
five years. Department J, Farm and
Real Bstate Journal, Traar, lows.
MISCELLANEOUS
8afety racer blades sharpened. Leave
at Old Reliable Drag Store.
When moving, then is the thn% ta
phone SOS. TJe big Jensen trade is
at your service. Cbaatpetent men t*
handle your goods. Xtrompt service,
Jensen's Auto Transfer, 6 North Third
Five per oent on first mortgage loans
on Marshall county terms. See White
head Edwards, ever $9-31 West
Main street.
Southwest lows is a fertile Said fur
the man with anything to sell that has
merit. It Is thickly populated and
prosperous. Seventy-five thousand peo
ple in southwest Iowa read the datty
Nonpareil. It Is the great want si
medium of this section, it is known far
and wide as a producer of results. If
yen have land or anything else tft sett'
,or trade, get ta touch, wttk
Iowa thru tie Nonpareil,
Bluffs. Iowa.
Cut rates on household
Pacific ooast And other potntfc
service «i reduced rates.
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