Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-25
George j. Allen. ophthalmologist.
nr. Janss. surgeon and physician

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Order your coal of the Mineah Lum-
Der Company.
Something new in belts. Ask to see
them. Whitton & Whitehead.
Mrs. Viola l.. Glidden, hygienist and
massus. No. 200 East State street
1.-The Loom of Life" we sleep but the
loom of life never stops. AT Liebig's.
Extracted honey; just the thing for
pancakes. Olson, the grocer, 121 West
Main street.
:. Don't pass our great values in silk
waists 50 and So for this week. Ban
natyne & Lay.
The very latest in invitation, proper
tally cards and playing cards, at Sim
mons Book Store.
i The Bee Hive has plenty of gloves
and nittens in the good grades as well
as in the cheap ones.
Our assortment of outing flannel
gowns for ladies and gentlemen is COM
plete. M. F. Andrews.
If you want something fine In toilet
soaps see the assortment at the Alex
ander Drug Company.
/ The Ladies Reading Club met with
Mrs. C. S. Giddings, GA West Linn
street, Monday afternoon.
Hines mfnce meat, just the thing
for Thanksgiving pies. D. s. Good
Grocery Company. Phones "A.
Your Thanksgiving dinner will not
be complete without some of Gray's de-
licious fruit cake. lis West Main
street
A cold wave is near Let Brown Fuel (
& Lime Company fill your bin with
some Miller creek lump or mine run /
coal. Both phones 40.
Mr.. j. O. Johnson left for Blooming {
Prairie, Mimi, this morning, where he
will spend a couple of weeks with his
son, Mr.. o. J. Johnson.
! Miss Ethel Elliott arrived from Iowa
City this morning and will spend the
! Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Elliott.
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Have you seen the new styles Brown
is showing in photographs for the holi- Z
days? He is taking many orders, not
withstanding this cloudy weather.
!
Mr. w. L. Busby, of Clinton, accom-
/ panied by Miss Nance. arrived in the
/ city Monday evening and will remain
for brief visit at the Busby home.
/ Mems doe skin silk lined driving
gloves for $1.Oo. Fur gloves or mittens
with horse hide palms for S1.25-sold
| in many stores for $500. Bee Hive.
| Ladies pure Irish linen handker-
chiefs. 4 cents each while they last, to- +
morrow, wednesday, only. Limited
to 6 to customer. Whitton & White
/ head.
| We will make no deliveries on
Thanksgiving, but we can deliver any
thing in the fuel line promptly before
| that date. Gregory Coal, Coke s. Linn.
Co.
| Do you realize how much home would
be beautified by fern or palm from
Kimball's? We have hundreds to
choose from in all sizes and at varied
| prices.
The residence of John Knorr, 1908
South Center street, was released from
4 a quarantine for diphtheria Monday.
Mr.. Knorr's son Fred has been Ill with
/ the disease.
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As is the custom the postoffice will
be closed on Thursday, Thanksgiving
day. The carriers windows will be
open during the same hours as on Sun
days, from $50 to 10: 80 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Griswold, of Yer
non, N. Y. who have been in the city 4
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Fell
lingham, and Mr. and Mrs. James Hall,
left for their home, via Chicago, Mon
Gay afternoon.
w. T. Carver, of Lincoln, Neb., left
Monday evening for his home. Mr.. I,
Carver is a brother-in-law of Miss
Anna Roubinek, one of the beneficiaries
| OF the Hibben estate, and has been look
ing after his sisters interests.
Attic Hellberg has bought the Paley
stock the auction will be continued I
twice each day at the hours of two
o'clock and seven. Remember the
prizes that are given free to the hold i
i ers of lucky tickets among the by
/ ISLANDERS. II
Iowa Central engine No. 81 and way
| car 26, that were in rear-end collision
3 near Coppock Sunday morning, were
brought to this city this morning. The
way ear is total wreck and was
broken into small pieces, which We're
/ loaded on fiat car. The engine had
its boiler head caved in and pilot
! broken.
George II. Carney, of State Center,
was in the city Monday accompanying
| a car load of hogs to the Britain & Co.
yards. Sixty-four head, composing the
| lot, averaged little better than 800
/ pounds, and were pronounced extra
choice. Mr.. Carney left early this morn
/ ing for Keota, Keokuk county, where he
will be present at a large horse sale.
/ People who are not detained at work
Thanksgiving morning will have a
/ grand opportunity to purchase two
Christmas presents for the price of one
and a free present besides at the jew
| elry auction next to the City National
Bank In thu forenoon from 10 to II
! o'clock and in the evening at o'clock
the great auction will continue. The
bargains that others have already re-
ceived should speak for the possibilities
at this SALE
| November is the month in which we
are allowed to hunt deer in most of the
northern states, but according to- re-
| ports coming from the deer country,
| this has been very poor season SO far,