Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-12

| Christmas cards and Christmas booK-
lets at Simmons Book Store.
1 DR.. Clemmer has moved his office
from the Hopkins block to the new
fremont block, suite 9.
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| You will never see time that you
can buy a piano as cheap as you can
today at the Tuffree Music House.
You will never see time that you
can buy a piano as cheap as you can
| today at the Tuffree Music House..
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| Special bargains in silk, wool and
cotton shirt waists at the clearing
sale. Hawkeye Store, second floor.
You will never see time that you
can buy piano as cheap as you can
| today at the Tuffree Music House.
If you want good second hand pi-
ano just call at the Tuffree Music
House and you will certainly buy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney and Miss
Annie Gregg, spent Sunday in Gilman
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Gregg.
Misses Edna Leyenberger and Sadie
Barclay, of Grinnell,. were in the city
Sunday as the guests Of Miss Leo
| Henderson.
There is no nicer Christmas present
than a nice book. All the latest as
we'll as the old classics at Simmons
Book Store.
The best judges say our steam coal
leads the list Try sample ton from
| Brown Fuel and Lime Co., South
Third avenue.
Lockman and Empire Lump Goals
can't be equaled for furnace or stove.
USE Cheap and clean. Sold by Brown
Fuel and Lime Co.
The Tuffree Music House is offering
you prices on new and second hand
pianos that you will be sorry If you
do not take advantage Of them.
The Tuffree Music House is offering
you prices on new and second hand
| piano. that you will be sorry if you
do not take advantage of them.
Boys wanted at T.-R. office to deliv-
err books after school, every day this
week. Must be about fourteen years
old and provided with hand sleds.
]. r. Finn, of sos North Second
avenue, who has been i'll Of congestion
| of the lungs for several weeks, has suf-
| ficiently recovered as to be able to be
up and about.
The Tuffree Music House sold four
more pianos Saturday. The prices they
are making now only come one in
life time, and those who call take adj
vantage of them.
Mn. Henry Weber aud daughters
Henrietta and Alkaline, returned Sun
day from a trip to Colfax and Des
Moines. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Robert Hedderman.
Our Christmas candies, in so pound
lots, will be sold. at very low prices to
Sunday schools or others wishing large
lots of candy. A dozen different kinds
to select from Reynolds & Sheldon.
Don't miss sinclairs china sales this
week. He has SO cent sale on for
Tuesday, DECEMBER 10. Fancy china
pieces ranging in price from $1.25 to
$3.50 will be sold for SO cents on that
date only. Sinclair.
Sinclair prides himself on having the
only compete llie VI Tic SSASOA avn
Haviland & Co.'S china in Marshall
town. When you make a friend pres
ent of a piece of this ware they APP
preciate it's superb value. See for your
self. Sinclair.
1 Another large audience greeted DR..
Bulgin at the Methodist church Sunday
night, the church being filled to capac-
ity DR.. Bulgin's address was on The
Moral Mans Claims, as Compared to
the Moral Law" Dr. Bulgin took the
claims of the moral man, and compar-
ed them to the ten commandments and
showed how far short the claims OF
man were, when the commandments
were carefully analysed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mayer entertain
ed a company of about fifty friends
at their home Sunday night, in honor
of Mr.. John Banzhaf and Mr.. Peter
Kreutzer, who are soon to leave for
California to spend the winter The
members of Concordia Lodge, No. 295,
r. D.. many of whom We're present,
took advantage of the occasion to sur
prise the host and hostess, who cele-
brated on Sunday the twentieth ami
yersary of their marriage. The even
ing was enjoyably spent by the many
guests.