Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-03

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commissioner, was in the city Monday
night on business.
| Trading stamps go with every sale in
spite of the low prices which we are
making. P. A. Stern.
Don't wait until the assortment is
broken to buy cloaks at greatly reduced
prices. Bannatyne & Lay.
| Handkerchief centers. laces and inser-
tions. fancy braids. ETC., for Christmas
handkerchief. at Newcomers.
The Beethoven Society will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2:so with Mrs. O..
L. Binford, No. sol West Main street.
| We will give a nice picture with every
rs cent purchase on Wednesday, Dec. l.
| for one day only. e. g. Gray, 100 East
Main.
| Mrs. j. L. Ingledue. departed this
this morning for Joplin, Mo-, where she
will visit three weeks with relatives and
| friends.
| Ladies' your Christmas handkerchiefs
this season will be bought at that great
| Pappe clothing store, assortment, prices
and quality will do 1t.
| Tomorrow we sell the best quality Of
down pillows. all sizes, at about one
third less than the regular prices
Hoyt's Department Store.
Mrs. John w Sipher, who has been
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. F. L..
Meeker, for two weeks. returned today
to her home in Monmouth, Ill.
Observation-Disclosures boiler makers.
and blacksmiths at the Chicago Great
Western railway shops-Oelwein, Ia.
For particulars apply to agents.
Special for tomorrow from s to 10
o'clock, embroidered commode covers
for 80 cents. Not more than two to
each customer. Lee & Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Miller went to
Chicago this afternoon on the Colorado
special, and will attend the stock show
and visit their daughter, Miss Mary
Jean Miller.
Poultry food, DR. Hess Panacea will
make hens lay eggs. Keeps fowls IN
perfect health. Sure cure for hen chol-
era, roup, etc Henry Weber, 106 South
Center street.
Fifty dozen childrenV armor-plate
hose, triple knee, best wearing stocking
made, regular 25-cent goods, tomorrow
20 cents pair. Green trading stamps.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Mrs. w. H. stipp. of State Center,
who came to the city to attend the
Leech- Adams reception and who was
the guest OF Mrs. Nora Tuffree. re-
turned to her home this morning.
Hess Poultry Panacea actually makes
hens Law in cold weather. Keeps them
healthy. cures cholera. Order a package
of Henry weber's feed and flour store.
106 South Center street. Both phones.
Tomorrow we are going to close out
all our children's suits-ages from 3 to-
wears. These are suits that sold from
So to Sc, but we now make the price
s1.65. Don't miss this opportunity.
Farrand & Clifford.
Snap shots in yucca and redwood COW
ers: the real Ramona" in yuuca, red
wood and orangewood; eel Canine" in
yucca and paper; Penurpus in yucca
and orangewood; and calendars in red
wood, orangewood and yucca at Liebig's
Fl. ock store.
When looking for presents for the hol-
idays do not lose sight Of George T.
Powers at No. % East Nam street. Be-
sides having nearly everything in the
novelties you will find full line OF mu-
steal instruments. such as mandolins,
guitars, banjos ETC., etc. Have just re-
ceived the finest line OF music rolls in
the city.
Davenport Times: William Holiday,
we'll known here till he went to Mar
shalltown two or three years ago. u
back from there. and may make this
city his home He has been connected
with the Marshalltown factory Of the
glucose company, but that establish
ment is closed, and naturally he comes
back to the best town In the state.
Mr.. c. II. Van Law. whose name has
been mentioned frequently in connection
with the republican nomination for the
county attorneyship, says he will not be
a candidate before the republican pri-
mary. Mr.. Van Law says he could not
afford to accept the position at the sal
ally pdlu w ShS SSuhsSb UANaAO AAS aASs'
been frequently urged to enter the con-
test and has been assured of strong
support. In addition to Messrs. Northup
and Lawrence. 1t is probable the Messrs.
F. L. Meeker and Mr.. G. NJ. Lyon will be
candidates before the spring primary.
Mesdames Willis Leech and George ..
Adams entertained about 300 delighted
ruests at the Leech home, No. II Park
street, yesterday afternoon. The entire
house was darkened and lighted turnout
With candles. The general decoration OF
the rooms was In holly, with the excep-
ton of the dining room. where the deco
rations consisted of American beauty
roses, and the coffee room where carna-
tons were used The hostesses were as
sisted in entertaining by Mesdames E.
H. Keller and John Bell. Mrs. Park
Bentley, Mrs. Nellie Bowman. Mrs.
Frank Townsend and Mrs. Charles DUFF
field assisted in the dining room. to
which the guests were invited by Mrs.
F. G. Pierce. The .cffee room was in
charge of Mrs. A. q Edwards and Mrs.
CHARLES Whitehead Arj music was fur
rished by the Maccabee Harp Orchestra,
The ladies contemplate a series Of recap
tio,is in the near future.