Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-22
VIM. Battin. 5 per cent farm loans.

VIM Battin. per cent farm loans.
Plenty of country butter and eggs at
Olsons.
| We've Christmas petticoats that VIII
please you to perfection. A. II. SIM
| on.
| An elegant line or perfumes for
| Christmas at Alexander Drug Com
pany.
Special for Saturday-5O and SO cent
mems fancy hose at 80 cents. +. a.
Stern & Son.
Mr.. Thaddeus Binford, who has been
in Chicago on business, arrived home
this morning.
Culley has two grades of olives at 20
and 40 cents per quart, also sour, sweet
and dill pickles.
Remember the Eagles fair beginning
next Monday evening, and continuing
one week. All are invited.
Special for Saturday-50 and Is cent
mems and boys negligee shirts at 80
cents p. A. Stern g. Son.
| 1t is hard to describe the beauty OF
orr coat line. We would rather show
them. Come in. A. Fl. Simon
The real live Santa Claus in Whit
ton & Whiteheads window, Friday and
Saturday evening Bring the children.
| Allow us to furnish your Xmas table
with the choicest products obtainable
| for such occasions d. S. Good Grocery
| Company.
Mrs. Samuel Bernstein, of st. Louis
arrived in the city this morning for
months visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Friedman
| On account of Xmas following Sum
day Jones Restaurant" have decided
| to have their Xmas dinner on Sunday,
from IL to 80.
One dozen large dolls will be given
| away free at the matinee at the Odeon
| tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. A special
price of 10 cents to everyone has been
1 arranged.
] Miss Carrie Bradbury, who Is at
tending Oberlin College. arrived in the
city Thursday evening to spend the
1 Christmas vacation with her mother
Mrs. j. r. Bradbury.
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Miss Pearl Willard, OF Iowa CITY, a
graduate nurse OF the state university
~ ,,sit hr;ehy with Miss Kath,yn
MORGAN
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Miss Ruth Marsh, who Is Attending
the state university at Iowa Guy, ar
rived In the city Thursday evening 10
| spend the holiday vacation with her
Islster, Mrs. J. II. feliinsila1n.
When purchasing your xmas olnher.
do not overlook puylng package =.
German-American coHee Quezal.
The finest after dinner co11ee ever piic-
ed on the market-5o cents. y. .. Ioou
Grocery Company
We have strictly up to- date stock
of lovely stationary in beautiful Xmas
hoyes which make very acceptable
presents. The prices are very low for
the value. Please examine our line.
G. Deuelrs News Depot, opposite post
office.
r, odd;+ior - Eeeninp, IN stock about
~, I,aa,,s novals otto we nronntlv
4 f,,,, .,,.J rhSc n
4 NJ e,oz zinc and vii, he pleased to fill
49, oraar n Denells News Denot.
on,,osita ,,ostoffica
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Mrs. G. i. Ward ana daughter Vlola'
of Montour, passed thru the city inns
morning on thelf way 10 e1fihllell "
1va,a,s daughter. Mrs A. w, Bur-
rouphs Mrs. Wards son, DR. G. b.
ur,rd of this citv will go to Grinnell
saturday
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Rev. Arthur Chilson, a missionary OF
the Friends church stationed near
Lake Victoria, East Africa, arrived IN
the city this morning from New york.
| and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. =.
F.. Pickard. Mr.. Chilson Is IN this
country on a years leave OF absence
after having spent three years IN Al
RIGA He is on his way to Fearing.
where he will speak on SUNDAY Mr.