Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-11
Bill books at Lander's.

George j. Allen, opthalmologist.
Salt 81 per barrel at the HaWkeye
grocery.
Ladies. visit Henry Pappe's ladies
parlor tomorrow
Buy Germantown yarn of us-all coll
ors. Archie Parker.
w. T. Smith was in Grinnell Thurs
day night on business.
Fresh lettuce. free from bugs, at
Kemble's. Phone us about it.
More than 5000 rings at Hellberg's.
You ought to find what you want.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barber. of Lis
comb, We're in the city Thursday.
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Dr. N. w. Getz. practice of surgery
and medicine in town and country.
Have you tried that sugar syrup?
Only so cents per gallon. for sale at
Culleys.
Consult DR.. Mairs about that chron-
lie ailment. Six years successful prac
tice in city.
Mems light weight cashmere socks,
very comfortable to wear, rs cents.
Archie Parker.
Drink Yale Coffee with us Saturday
afternoon. Served by Mrs. Heitshu. d.
S. Good Grocery Co.
We can make low prices on candy
for Christmas use when ordered in
tifty-p pound lots. Reynolds G. Sheldon.
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James Bowen. of New York. is in
LeGrand for visit OF a few weeks
with his sons, Messrs. II j. and ]. f.
Bowen.
Do you want lump coal-all lump?
Order Pekay. a low priced coal of ex-
cellent quality. Gregory Coal. Coke
and Lime Co.
If you want to make a nice Christ
mas present call and see our new rugs,
tardiniere stands and Indian stools.
Marion Gard.
G. B. Roberts, Gearing. shipped to the
city late Thursday afternoon $50 head
of 200 pound shotes which were sold
at the Britain & Co. yards.
Certainly you can have photographs
gagged extra help for that purpose and
will disappoint ne one. Brown.
Mrs. w. e. Bracewell. who has been
the guest of Sheriff and Mrs. T. ].
Shoemaker and other friends for few
days, returned home Thursday night.
Remember from to 20 per cent dis
count for cash. That is what makes
the goods move. Call and look over the
stock No trouble to show goods. At
d. C. Wilburs.
Landers glycerine cream. 25 cents.
General Superintendent NJ. Sweeney,
of the Central. arrived from Oskaloosa
Thursday evening, and spent the day
in the city. He was accompanied by
Superintendent Davis and Acting
Trainmaster Snyder.
Shaving soaps at Lander's.
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Mrs. c. c. Cottle and children re-
turned Thursday evening from Chi
cago where they have been for three
weeks visit with Mrs. r. S. Fulmer
and Miss Maude Fulmer, and with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Deisher.
English toilet soaps at Lander's
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Two hundred cords of the incest. dry
est second growth oak and hickory
wood ever offered Is what we have just
finished saving. All under cover and
out of the snow. When you want wood
buy the best from Gregory, Coal. Coke !
and Lime Co.
Visit sinclair's SO Ia per cent dis
count sale on all china.
Empire lump and nut coal is fast
supplanting all other Goals sold in this
market because the people are quick
to recognize that this coal is the best
value OF any coal sold here. 1t is a
really high grade coal which our mine
connections enable US to sell at a low
price.
Try our teas and coffees. .Hawkeye
Grocery.
Stewart Eason and Ben j. Blaney, |
of Chippewa Tribe, No. 40. Improved |
Order OF Red Men, went to Waterloo |
this morning to make preparations for |
the arrival OF the delegation from the |
lodge that will go to that city tonight.
The degree team from Xhe local tribe
will have charge of the initiation, and |
viii enjoy big dog feast with the
Waterloo members.
Where did you get the animal crack
ers? Why, at the Hawkeye grocery.
Hellberg has made an awful break. |
He has purchased so many beautiful
gold silver and ivory mounted UNI
brellas for Christmas trade that every
third man win have to buy an UNI
brella or Hellberg will get left. No
matter. the goods are here and such a |
line OF fancy gift goods were never
seen in this town before. A call will
prove the statement.
A complete line of dried fruits at
the Hawkeye grocery.
Miss Magdalen Mason, matron of the
Waterloo hospital. arrived in the city
today from New Sharon where she has |
been for brief visit at the r. d. Goss
home. and was the guest of Mrs. ]. w.
Boggie and family. She will go to
Waterloo tonight Miss Mason has |
been visiting In Birmingham. Ala, for
month with Mrs Charles Burket |
daughter of Mrs. Goss and niece of
Mrs. Boggie.
Shetland wool shawls-at half the |
usual price. Archie Parker.
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