Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-22
Miller. the ieweler. 1os East Main.

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Gillette and linn safety razors at
Mcbride & Will Drug Company's.
Don't buy your Christmas candies
until you see Mcbride & Will Drug
Special for Saturday--50 and 65 cent
mems fancy hose at 80 cents. z. A.
Stern & Son.
We have just received new lot of
silk Waists. They are sure to please.
A. H. Simon.
Jardinieres from % cents to s100.
Beauties, and all of them glazed. D. S.
Good Grocery Co
Mr.. S. P. Johnson, of 20s South Sec
ond avenue, spent the day in Des
Moines on business.
A box of Allegretti's or Funkes
chocolates makes fine Christmas
gift. Mcdonald & Mahood.
Special for Saturday--50 and rs cent
mems and boys negligee shirts at 80
cents. P. A. Stern & Son.
Mr.. Cady Lawrence, OF Union, was in
the city Thursday on business, and was
the guest of his brother, Mr.. H. S.
Lawrence.
Handkerchief, handkerchiefs Don't
fail to see the largest line in MARSHALL
town. Open evenings. Whitton &
Master Mechanic Thomas M. Feeley,
Of the Iowa Central, will leave this
evening for Birmingham, Ala. to spend
Christmas with his family.
Odd pieces in Haviland vases, cups,
saucers, bon bons, spoon trays, celery
trays, hair receivers. plates salads, tea
pots. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Galloway are
home from Washington, d. c., where
they have been for a three weeks Wis
it with their son, DR.. c. G. Galloway.
Schraffts chocolates and bon bons in
the finest line of holiday packages ever
brought to the city. Step in and see
them Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
We have an elegant line of cut glass
and China and are making q reduction
of from 25 to so per cent discount.
SOtIlC WHY llGS WV deeiS.
Anyone wishing lamp should cal,
early. We sold more lamps up to date
than all last year; about two dozen left
to select from. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
If you are buying many presents ir
the furniture line, 10 per cent discount
for cash means something to you. We
give it on all cash purchases. Marion
Gard.
Whatever you may need in the way
of furniture and carpets that will
stand the test of time you will find at
the D. c. Wilbur store. Good goods
always and at the lowest prices.
The revival services that have been
in progress lat the Union mission, COR
ner of Thirteenth and Summit streets
during the past two weeks, have been
brought to a close. Fifteen were con-
verted.
Over hundred different styles of
rockers to choose from and they are
all new patterns that are constructed
to wear. The D. c. Wilbur store can
save you money and trouble on fur
niture. Good goods always.
The Eagles fair, which opens in their
hall over the Fair store next Monday
evening is for the general public and
all are invited. 1t gives promise of
being great success socially and
The floor is in fine condi-
ton for dancing, having been redresse3
and waxed for the occasion.
Miss Alice Tomlinson, of McNabb,
Ill, who has been visiting in the city
for the past two weeks with the fam
lily of her cousin. Mrs. t. p. Marsh, and
with other relatives in the county, left
afternoon for Sterling, Ill.
where she will visit briefly with Miss
NJ E. Tomlinson, who is in Sterling to
spend the winter
For the first time since the city's
big water reservoir was finished. the
water was emptied out of it Thursday.
and the refuse was cleaned from the
bottom. During the year sediment
from the water had accumulated to a
depth of two inches on the bottom
Water was turned into the reservoir
for the first time on September II, 1904
Mrs. Adah 2. Osman has filed a suit
for the January term of the district
court in which w. c. Osman Mrs
Naoma Osman and W. r. Powell
trustee of w G. Osman. bankrupt, are
named as defendants. The suit is to
collect on a note for $1,000. secured by
a MORTGAGE on real estate in Webster's
second addition.
Mr.. d. M. Keefer. 5C4 West Maia
street, is in receipt of a Christmas
present worth having, in the shape of
box of selected Florida oranges from
the fruit farm of Senator Monroe. at
Daytona. The oranges were, sent to Mr..
Keefers brother-in-law Mr. W. A.
Colder, at Whitehall, Mich. and Mr..
Colder forwarded them here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Colder are expected in the city
tomorrow evening and will spend the
winter at the Keefer home.
NJ F. Stalnaker. of this city, has re-
Gently purchased the interest of l.. T.
Hockersmith in the Marshalltown Co
Operative Store at No. 10 North First
avenue, and will be pleased to meet al.
old customers and will continue the
business on the same plan as conduct
ed by Mr.. Hockersmith-- lowest prices
for cash. We buy for cash and sell
for cash. Keep no books and run no
accounts. and can save you from Is
TO 25 per cent on all goods in our line.
Come and see us and get the benefit
of our low prices. NJ. E. Stalnaker
C. C. Hill, who came to the city IL.
of typhoid fever few weeks ago, is il