Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-01
Fur lined gloves at Stern's.

The choicest honey, strained or in
comb, at A. f. Myers.
Your laundry work will be done right
if you take il to Flitton.
See THE Galley Slave odeon to-
night--lO, 20 and 50 cents.
Those comfortable overcoatings make
a man thankful at Hopkins.
Holes IS. $40 and ST. ksrsey overcoats
are the best, say good judges.
Emerson pianos recommended by
everybody. Tuflee Music House.
h. p. q. Elks' regular meeting this
evening at their hall, Kirby block.
Prepare for cold weather by ordering
your coal now of the Lamb Lumber
Company.
just the thing for holiday presents.
one of those beautiful pictures at the
Boston Store.
You will want a box of cigars for
your friends Christmas. Buy them at
the Pantorium Club.
Miss Wilma Robbins visited over
Thanksgiving in Chicago, where she
was guest Of an aunt.
Notice--I1o not fail to visit our store
Saturday, and get 81 worth of green
trading stamps free. Boston Dry Goods
Store.
Ralston entire wheat bread, baked
fressa every day, at sundellss Cafe and
RaRery. There is none better or more
Wholesome
Mrs. j. C. Halnil. of MINNEAPOLIS ar
rived in. the city Thursday evening and
wiil make her home for an indefinite
time With her parents, Adjt and Mrs.
b. F. Marfel, OF the soldiers Home.
Franz Prchal. Is Young tailor from
Chaston. Bohemia, arrived in the city
THURSDAY evening and Will make his
future home with Joe Divis Mr.
Prchal has just arrived in this country
from his native land.
What's in IA ringa Why, it sometimes
means a great deal. and recognizing
that fact we have provided the preiti-
est assortment ever shown in one store
lin Marshalltown. Rings for everybody.
We have them. VIM. Heilbergs
The Tana Herald cfBThursday says:
--latest news from the bedside of Ja-
icob Weber seriously i'll in the Getz
hospital at Marshailtown. are far from
reas assuring The first of the Week his
lscondition seemed 70 be considerably
| improved. but yesterday his vitality
was Low and it seemed that he could
not recuperate-
We have been thinking for some time
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Weather like this 10 show the difference
between summer and winter under
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i the guest IF his daughter Mrs. \. NJ.
Page, going this morning to Albion. 70
sl8visit briefly with old friends Rev.
Z Swearingen was quite ill while en- route
here. and continued 50 over night. He
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81 The attention nf Christmas shoppers
is called TO the nice line Of doll cabs
Handsome screens, foot-stoos and fancy
= rockers, Two car loads Of the latter. lhs
! VERY latest patterns, and having Dough
in large Quantities and for cash We arr
enabled TO make very low prices U
tG'hirstmas shoppers. In couches we nav
: alat,arltf ljJJtei a select from EiuiD.
+ room sets bedorom suits. music racks
hall stands and other things that vii
i interest Won. Marion Gard.
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We want to elofne the man VINO use
. 10 think ne must nave everything Gu
TO his order. We Would IKE 10 snow
him his error ana put money IA NJ
: pocket at the same time. Our STOCK
$ winter clothing IS equal to any tailo
I made, both IN style ana hnlsh, ana 10
y less than half what YOU would pay 70
some suits that you order from
( tailor. You may nave an elegant out
: fit Come in and see US and we WI
: convince YOU farfand q Illlofd'
:. Mr. J. S Haskell received this morn
ing family relic that Is nlsnly prize
: by him and IS quite curiosity IN II
/. way. 1T is child's chair-an Old fash
Il toned high backed, splint bottomed al
n fair-Mr- Haskell used to sit in whe
a tot. The chair has been in the famil