Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-21
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Choice holly wreaths at kemble,s.

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| Dr. Janss, surgeon and physician.
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Special prices ON coal. Henry Weber
Clinton Gilbert, of Albion, was in the
city Saturday
Fresh country butter, is cents a
pound at Culleys.
Miss Mary Gaunt. Of st. Anthony.
was in the city SATURDAY.
Game boards, all kinds. all prices, a.
Bulloek's hardware store.
Miss Carol Smith. OF St Anthony,
was in the city saturda..
few barrels of salt left at 81 per
barrel at Hawkeye Grocery.
Smith Turner, ahead of The Wizard
of o." was in the city today.
Danish cloth for 12'2 cents a yard:
ali you want. Leg. Benedict & Co.
We have large assortment in opera
bags and ehateladnes. NJ. II. Andrews
Roseine oil is sold only by dealers
whose names appear in aid in this is
sue.
Umbrellas, not to burn nor to mend,
hut for sale. The finest at right prices.
Will Wallace
Henry Weber win close Christmas
and New Years. Get your coal. wood
and flour and feed etc. now.
Mr.. Ed Vail left for St. Louis Sun
day night. whore he WI. remain for a
stay of several days on business.
The Mal~halltown Harp Orchestra
was in Toledo Friday night to play
for the annual ball of Company X,
Fifty-ihird Iowa infantry
Rev. o. D. Elicit spent Sunday in
L!scomb, where he delivered two lee
lures al union services held by the
Christian and Reformed churches.
Mrs. NJ. 3. Houghton, of Written,
who has been the guest of her brother,
g. r. Haas, and other relatives, for
few days, returned home Sunday.
Miss Edna Wright. of Dillon, who
has been in the city for few days
visit with her cousin, Miss LYDIA Finn,
home Saturday evening.
Initial handkerchiefs for ALL New
lot by express tomorrow morning s |
cents. for ladies. 10 cents for mems, thc |
best you ever saw. Archie Parker.
Engraving done free upon all goods
bought at Hellberg's. Mr.. Hellberg,
junior does the work and gives it that
careful attention which only propre-
or can give.
Charles Nichols. son of Warren
Nichols. of Minerva. who recently went
% Chicago. has accepted a position
With the n. A. Williams Company.
sewer pipe jobbers.
Arlington correspondence to the
'arkersburg Eclipse says that John
Arends has gone to Marshaltown,
where he has position as time
Keeper in the round house.
Rev. E b. UT, of Lisbon. presiding
lder of the United Evangelical church
+ the Cedar Rapids district, was in
he city this morning. on his way home
rom Eldora. where he spent Sunday.
George Roberts, of Gearing. sold In
he city Saturday afternoon one load
f choice heavy hogs. averaging about
so pounds. Carl Switzer Of Story
i.y. sold one load. rs did also Dan
IcCormack, OF clemons.
ust opened. 100 odd pieces at 25 and
, cents in German and French china
inclair
Trays and frames 10 cents, Brownie {
imeras one and two dollars, East /
ans goods. POGO. Premo. Manhattan "
nd Century cameras, souvenir pic c
Tres, photo calendar mats cut to all "
yes at G. A. Jones. 1872 East Main. /
list opened. 100 odd pieces at % and .
cents In German and French china.
nclair.
Twenty gold watches sold at He'll G
,rg's on Saturday alone, because the y
lblic have learned that Hellberg
venty years in the watch business :
yes them a guarantee of quality with
cry time piece bought al his store.
lst opened. 100 odd pieces at % and
cents in German and French china.
nciair.
Johnson's cider tsweet), cents a =
TART. "a cents gallon; Johnson's cider
negar 80 cents gallon; oranges and
mons, cents each; candy I cents
i: sugar, cents pound; and best
liter. II cents pound. Mutual Ben
t.
kemble's flowers for Christmas. 6
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or1 u OF
'kaloosa, who We're married in that
ty week ago. and who have been =
ending the week in Chicago, arrived
the city Saturday and spent the '
Y with Mrs. Boyers sister. Mrs.
nmett Beeson They will return to
cir home tonight.
Visit Sinclair's s3 Is per cent dis