Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-22
Wanted, an Office girl. DR.. choate.

Wanted, an office girl. DR.. Choate.
dentist.
Fine solid meat oysters at Adams
grocery.
Smoking Jackets just arrived, cheaper
than anywhere, at Stems.
Poultry seasoning, just the thing for
Christmas dinner at Myers grocery.
A big cut tomorrow in anything we
carry in the Christmas line. d. j. Bul-
lock.
We have just received some new
things in good umbrellas. Farrand &
Clifford.
SILK suspenders, neckties, gloves,
mutiiers, shirts, collars, cuffs, at
Stems.
DIR. Lierle, corner First and Main.
Office hours II to II a. m, . to and Z
TO $40 p. m.
Mr.. X. 6. Wolllen and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Dillon, We're visitors in the
city Thursday
Those 81 neckties that Pappe Bros.
are selling for so cents have attracted
thousands of ladies.
What's the matter with good fancy
vest for a present? Call and see our
line. Farrand e Clifford.
Cora Williams, NJ d., specialist dis
eases OF women. Office and residence
No. s and $ West Main street.
You may as we'll get the green
stamps with Your Christmas purchases
by buying of Farrand & Clifford.
Ready made dress skirts under
skirts. wool shirt waists. wrappers.
dressing sacks etc. at Newcomers
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Stewart, of Min
neapolis, are in the city tosvisit during
the holidays with relatives and friends.
If Your orders for coal are placed
with the Lamb Lumber Company they
Will be filed and with the best of coal.
Free Saturday, so cents worth of
trading stamps to every person who
visits our store. Ask for stamps also
on Your purchases. Parker's dry goods
store.
You may as we'll get an up-to-date
snauf1ier by buying the End Of the Cen
tury" 1t is entirely new Farrand &
Clifford.
If it is rich pearl handled goods you
are looking for We have them. Some
elegant articles among them. VIM.
Hellberg.
Don, forget TO order some Of our
choice soft nu, coal or stove wood to
roast that turkey on Christmas. Greg
Dry Brown Coal Co.
Miss Josephine Curtis, of Oskaloosa.
who has been in the city few days
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. f. Reilev. returned to her home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William Armstrong. of
Fremont, Neb.. arrived in the city this
morning and Will be guests during the
holidays Of their daughter, Mrs. II. l..
Laird, and family.
Those elegant knives and forks that
we have been expecting, arrived yes
tsrday and are now ready for your in
shown. Vim. Hellberg.
Ladies box of choice cigars for
yoGr gentlemen friends would make a
VERY acceptable Christmas present.
We have nice line Of both imported
and domestic. Pantorium Club.
Miss Elizabeth Forrestel left this
morning FOR Austin, MINI. where she
will visit month al the home of her
aunt, Mrs Ada Plum. She will also
visit in Lyle before returning home.
The children always appreciate toys
and it would hardly seem like Christ
mas to them without them. c. D. LUIS
by & Co. have nice line of good, sub
stantial toss-something desirable. See
them.
| Mr.. and Mrs s. w. Dyer, of Ames
on her way TO Hedrick to visit her par
sents throughout the holidays. and Mr.
Eyer going to Mason City To look after
business matters for a day or so.
Miss Nellie Brown went To Albion this
morning to see her aunt, Mrs. Amelia
| Patrick, whose dangerous condition as
| the result OF an accident whereby hel
right hip was broken was mentioned il
| these columns. Mrs. Patrick is no bet
/ ter.
We have complete line of cigar:
packed twelve and twenty five in a BIO,
expressly for the holiday trade. includ
ling such popular brands as William
| Penn Tom Moore, . Governor Dole