Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-04
Gust SO Stories" at Liebig's.

"Just So Stories, at Liebig's.
Oysters in every style at Sundelr.
Cafe.
Overcoats 81 and up at Bates & Kir
bys second hand store.
The Saratoga billiard and pool parlol
is now open in Forney's hall.
Our line of heating stoves is still
complete, all sizes and styles.
The Saratoga billiard and pool parlol
| is now open in Forney's hall.
| Big 81 cloak sale still continues.
! great many bargains left. The Fair.
Ladies' fur coats greatly reduced al
Henry Pappe's ladies' clothing parlor
Remember that we give the green
trading stamps. Simmons book store
Ladies' golf gloves, worth so cents
and 70 cents, only % cents, at Pappe's
Big $4 cloak sale still continues. a
great many bargains left. The Fair.
A fine lot of children's sleds to close
out at less than cost at Simmons book
store.
Another dash at handkerchiefs.
Competition far in the rear. Banna-
tyne & Lay.
Four dollars buy any ladies' cloak in
the house except Monte Carlos. All
sizes and colors. The Fair
Mrs. j. N. Baughman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Davis, ia
Eldora, arrived home this morning.
Pappes is headquarters for ladies'
Christmas handkerchief, the best in
the world, for cents. Is cents. and %
cents.
There is still plenty of time to Sc
cure some of our fine photographs for
your friends for Christmas. Browns
Studio.
Miss Margaret Humlong, of Albion,
visited in the city Wednesday. and was
a guest at the home of her uncle, Mr..
George Humlong.
Mrs. Ed LaPlant and daughter Fern
went to Union Wednesday evening
where they will remain for a few days
visit with Mrs. Arthur Wall.
We still have few barrels of fine
russell apples as well as Baldwins.
Spies. etc., which will go at low prices
this week. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Money to loan on farms and city
property. Abstracts of title Marshall
County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
4 and 5, basement court house.
With each purchase you get guess
on the Elgin movement in AK solid
gold case, to be given away Christmas.
Miller. the jeweler. los East Main.
We have number of second hand
soft coal and wood stoves, which we
have taken in exchange and can offer
you some bargains in this line. d. j
Mrs. Josephine Hollingsworth, Of
West Liberty. arrived in the city on
Wednesday evening, and went to Al
bion this morning, where she will visit
her aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Marsh, for a
week or ten days.
We have big bargains in picture
.rames to close out. We are too busy
making photographs to bother with
handling frames. Leave your orders
.arly for photographs for the holidays.
Sparks Studio.
Mr.. Benjamin Harris has issued invi
.ations for the marriage of his daugh-
.er Emma L.. to Mr.. John Gilbert Fer
suson for Thursday evening, Dec. Is.
It s o'clock. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
.. U. Emery, 504 East Main street.
Teachers in the city schools, who
spent the first few days of this week
listing the Des Moines schools, ex-
,ect that several of the teachers from
lays after the holidays to visit the va
ious schools of this city. AS yet the
xact date of their visit is not known,
nut it is expected that 1t will be short
y after the beginning of the new year.
Quail shooting. from the number of
,ags that were brought to the city in
he evening, was good Wednesday, the
now having driven the birds to heavy
over. where they were much easier
,rey to the hunter. 1t Is more than (
kelly that pot shooting was not an UNI
ommon thing. but the average hunter
will stoop to most anything when a
ness Of quail Is in sight. One bag of
wo dozen, in an afternoons shooting,
5 the best learned of.
Four dollars buy any ladies' cloak In
he house except Monte Carlos. All
ICES and colors. The Fair.
Licensed to Wed.
Benjamin F. Buchanan, farmer, aged
6, and Nellie M. Beye.5 aged 10, of
.aurel