Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-12


a in the city Wednesday on business.
Buy crackers by the box at Culley's
he has the right price and quality.
Lee & Benedict will give % per cen
off on fur jackets tomorrow. Lee g. Ben
edict.
!, There will be special 10 cent matine
at the Odeon Saturday afternoon at 2:s
o'clock.
Brushes-Extra heavy scrub brushe
for stores and hotels. Schmidts Hard
ware Store.
). An elegant line Of ladies' pompadour
side and back combs. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Mr.. George N. Young. of Montour
was in the city on business Wednes
day afternoon.
Everything in ladies' trimmed hats a
cost and less to close out. Hoyt's De
partment Store.
! If you want to get the best for thu
4 least money see Adamson before buying
! any musical goods.
4 Have you seen those handsome calen
i dars that Paley, the jeweler, is giving
away to his customers?
DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician. over
'idelity bank. practic.d over three
/ years in this city.
/ When you want flowers remember
] Kemble. He will serve you with the
4 best and deliver promptly.
|
We have $4,000 stock of jewelry
from which to select your Christmas
presents. Paley. the jeweler.
Ladies' elegantly embroidered hand
1 kerchiefs, % cent value at cents, to-
morrow morning at Henry Pappes;
o'clock.
1 We have already had large sale
! of hand painted china, but still have a
| fine stock to select from. Simmons
Book Store.
| Ocean Smokeless is the new coal that
| is gaining popularity. We recommend
| it highly for heating stove or furnace.
| Baker Bros.
We guarantee all goods as represent
ed and prices as low as the lowest. Red
jeweler, los East Main.
Miss Belle WEIGH went to LaMoille
"Wednesday evening. where she will re-
main for few days visit as the guest
of Mrs. Thomas Kimball.
Gems of arts. large selections. Beau
tiful hand painted china and water
color pictures for wedding and Christ
y,1o
All my stock of Christmas goods, con-
sisting of copyright and gift books, gold
and silver novelties, shaving and other
toilet sets ETC., for sale at Liebig's book
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eddy returned
Wednesday evening from Iowa Falls
and Mason City. where they have been
for five weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. r. A. Buck. of State Center, re-
ceived word yesterday from Arkansas
that her father, John Johnson, of State
Center. who is in Arkansas on visit,
Is very Ill and not expected to live.
Candies candies, candies! Special sale
OF 1000 pounds OF sweets home made
candies, peanut candy and taffy. 71a
cents per pound; chocolate creams, 10
cents per pound. and many other kinds,
at the Sioux Falls candy kitchen.
We believe in doing business anyway
our expense will be just the same-un-
til the first of the year: therefore we
have put in an entirely new lire of neck
wear, mufflers, ETC., that we must sell
in the next two weeks. Our prices will
Go it. Farrand & Clifford.
F. NJ. Sutton, B. A. Morgan and j. P.
Sunde left this morning for the east,
where they will look over two or three
pottery plants, acting as a committee
of the Marshalltown Commercial Club,
which is investigating pottery prop
osition as a new business enterprise
for this city. The principal object
of the trip is to ascertain the internal
workings of factory of this kind.
Mrs. Watson, Of the Parmelee Lii
brary, Of Chicago, Is in town interviews
ing our citizens relative to making this
city permanent station for the Parme-
lee home delivery library. which is
proving such success in the eastern
cities. Mrs. Watson is meeting with en-
couragement all around. and with five
more members will begin the service.
The members are composed of represen-
tative citizens. The Parmelee Library.
Mr.. w v. Couchman. of Hamburg.
Germany, who has been expected to be
in Marshalltown for a visit for several
weeks. but has been delayed from time
to time because of business matters.
arrived in the city this morning from
Chicago, where he arrived last FRI
day. Mrs. Couchman, who met her
husband in Chicago and has been Wis
ting friends there since his arrival, ac-
companied him to the city. Mr.. Couch
mans stay will not be long and will,
likely, be only until after Christmas.
Pat Ray. a member of the surfacing
gang recently employed at Gilman.
spent some Of his earnings in the may
or's court this morning, having been
arrested for intoxication by Deputy
Marshal Cochran. Henry Thomas,
who became drunk and raised dis
turbance by trying to make bed In
a citizens hen house, was gathered In
by Officer Clark and was sent up for
ten days work on the rock pile. Frank
Mitchell, arrested by Officer Weaver for |
had the necessary cash
with which to liquidate his fine.
Have you seen those handsome calen-
dars that Psley, the jeweler, is giving |
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