Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-28
DR.. Getz, surgeon and physician.
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Ladies' sweaters at NJ. f. Andrews


DR.. Boucher. 2Os South Third Ave.
Ladies' sweaters at NJ. f. Andrews
Ladies street suits, opera cloaks
party dresses. at los East Main street
Consult DR.. Malrs about that enron
ic ailment. Six years successful prac-
tice in city.
H. E. Simkins was in Albion today
where he had charge of the funeral OF
the late Mrs. j. A. Isenan.
Pilsner's celebrated original imported
beer will be on draught next Monday
at Bernstein Bros, North Center.
We want to sell every woman in
Marshalltown handsome china plate
for Christmas. Simmons Book Store
Detective Percy ONeil, of the North
western, was in the city this morning
going later TO Cedar Rapids on bust
ness.
Why are we doing the business
Because we have the ricest cleanest,
cheapest stock to select from. D. C.
Wilbur.
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth will
hold a rummage sale at liz West Main
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Dec
3, 4. and 5.
The holiday line at Simmons Book
Store is large and more elegant than
ever before We are specially strong
In beautiful china and bric-a -hrac.
c. f. Arney is plaintiff in district
court action, filed for the January term,
in which Thomas Scott ct al are made
The action is one to qule.
title.
j. s. Kunkle left for Dewitt this
to attend the funeral of his
wifes sister. Mrs. A. ]. Mills, who died
Thursday. The funeral services vii
be held Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker who were
married at Alpena, S. D., last Wednes-
day, arrived In the city this morning
and will spend month with the for
ner's mother Mrs. Ella Baker.
We have just received large amount
If table linens, including some very
pattern cloths. with napkins
% match. These are exceptional val
les. Come and see them NJ. +. An
lrews.
Are your teeth bothering YOU?
Don't delay too long. for delays Will
prove your loss. l positively guarantee
all my work and my prices are right
DR.. ]. ]. Clemmer. Hopkins building.
The third Sermon of the series will
De preached by Dr.. Jones at the Baptist
church on the subject "a Young Wo-
man as Wife," These character stud
es are interesting large audiences
avery Sunday evening.
Editor w. A. Simkins, OF the Britt
News, Mrs. Simkins and daughter Ell
lie, who have been the guests of Mr.
simkins' brother Mr.. H. e. Simkins
md family. for a few days, left for
heir home this morning.
Don't fail to see that line of Mission
in Antwerp and Weatheral
Inishes. It was bought for Christmas
rade. is all high grade stuff and is be-
ng sold at Strengthening prices. Densel
: Wilbur dissolution sale.
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l treat diseases Of the teeth and
runs with the same close attention to
ach case that the skilled physician
Employs in doctoring your bodily all
nents. DIR. ]. j. Clemmer, dentist
Second floor, Hopkins building. New
phone, 335.
Cheap dental work at any price will
rove to be the most expensive in the
nd. II your teeth are worth treating
hey are worth treating well. My work
nd prices are guaranteed to prove sat-
sfactory. DR.. ]. J. Clemmer. Hopkins
New phone. 3S5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen ]. Pemberton, OIL
Iartland. Mrs. Jordon Mote. of Quarry,
IRIS. H. d. Hoover. and Nj. L. B
sharp, of LeGrand, and Mr.. and Mrs
Alhert Bates. OF Rosedale. Ore. whol
re visiting relatives here, went to AL
lion this morning to attend the Bangor
quarterly meeting of Friends church.
The twenty-third anniversary Of the
carriage of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hol-
,day, OF 704 East State street. was the
ccasion for a surprise given by about
neighbors and friends Fri
ay night. Refreshments, brought by
he guests. were served. and Mr.. and
irs. Holiday We're presented with a
andsome oak rocker.
Mr. Reed, a representative of the
eastman Kodak CO., will be at my store
'riday, Dec. 4. from to 5 p. m. and
Ill demonstrate the kodak developing
Machine. With one of these machines
eveloping may be zone In the par
,r or under a shade tree, without a
ark room. We would be pleased to
ave everyone come and see this DEM
nstration. G. A. Jones, 1872 West
fain.
A crowd of twenty-four OF the high
chool students enjoyed hay rack ride
o the Sandoe cabin, "Elmwood," south
vest of the city, Friday afternoon. The
,arty was chaperoned by Mrs. w. A.
;andoe and Mrs. F. B. Garvin. An
yster supper was served. After re-
urning to the city the young people
vent to the Hull home, on West State
treet, where the spent the evening So
tally.
We Will save you money on hlrni-
ure, even ii you live 100 miles from
ere. We have the stock. We give
oil liberal discounts for cash and pack