Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-18

"A line assortment OF MONDAY goods
ct Alexander Drug Company.
Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange an6
rent thru the Williams Andrews Co.
Don't overlook Lowney's Christmas
candy IL you want the best. 3. "A. Nor.
{ gan.
An elegant line OF perfumes FOL
IS Christmas at Alexander Drug Com.
3 pany.
Don't miss the amusement at Kinks
Rink tonight. The band will play I'M
III 10: 80.
Remember the bankrupt sale Of jew
B elry at Osmans old stand. Otto q
futile.
Remember Henry Pappe's special
sale this evening on fancy dress shirts
" 75-cent values at Al cents.
~ IS a 49,
Columbia records, also four Colum-
& bia machines at a way, down price at
Powers Drug Store. Finkle block.
mrs q. w. Pavey. Of Oskaloosa, ar
rived in the city this morning and will
be the guest Of Mrs. L. S. Brown, 512
South Sixth street, for q week.
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We still have a fine selection of
black and blue kersey and melton ov-
u ercoats. such value has never been Of
Tered. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
The sensational melo-drama, What
Women Will Do" comes to the Odeon
next Wednesday evening. Bargain
! prices have been arranged 10, 20. 80,
and 50 cents.
Remember the L. o. +. NJ. dance at
the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday even
! Ing, December 10. Evening tickets so
cents. Ladies unattended 10 cents
4 Home made doughnuts and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darling left
A Sunday night for holiday visit IN
Green Valley, Ill, with Mr.. Darling
relatives. They will stop for day
Il or two in Chicago, on their way to
i Green Valley.
Having purchased all Of the accounts
of wv. G. Osman's bankrupt estate, we
motif all indebted to said estate to
call At once and settle, and save costs.
{ Peckham s. Smith, over II East Main
street or ct old stand. /
The skating rink opens tonight at
Forney's hall. New rock maple floor,
octagtm shape, as good as can be made,
\ laid by IT. r. Rhem & Son. Come and
see and be convinced and try it and
hear the music by the band. M. u.
. Parrett
You may save dollars by trading at
! our furniture store, and paying cash
! for your purchases, as we give 10 per
cent for cash. We have chefonieres,
ladies' writing desks, leather goods.
fancy rockers, rugs. pictures, side
boards and many other things. Mar
ion Gard
MIR. B. B. Kimball, living two miles
south OF the city, left Saturday for
s Jamestown, N. Y, where he will re-
I main for ten days. Mr.. Kinban owns
"a farm near Jamestown, and will look
latter his business interests while in
the east He will also visit relatives
and friends.
8 The report that Palmer College is
] 20 remove from LeGrand to Osceola
AZ denied. but it cannot be denied that
. IA. d. Wilbur & Sons are showing the
largest and most beautiful assortment
OF holiday furniture, rugs, carpets,
!, pictures, ETC., in central Iowa. They
speak for themselves.
Miss Cora Coleman, Of Chicago, who
| has been in the city for q weeks visit
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III.
Cleayer. left for Chicago today. Miss
Coleman stopped here while on her
way home from Lincoln, Neb., where
she has been employed during the fall
season In millinery establishment.
The Henderson Stock Company Will
open a three nights engagement at the
Odeon Thursday evening, December 81.
The opening play will be "Her
Brothers Crime Prices, 10, 20 and 30
cents A lady VIII be admitted free
with each 80 cent ticket on Thursday
evening IL purchased before O'clock
II you would be happy and have a
clear heart (and heartily, and save
your money to buy Christmas pres
ents. buy the Milwaukee Gas House
coke OF Henry Weber, sole agent. 502
South Center street. Uptown office,
SO North Center street. Both phones at
the yards, No. $50 new at the uptown
office.
Madame Rose, clairvoyant and
palnfiSf, VIII remain a short time
songer by request. She Is creating the
greatest sensation ever made in Mar
! ehalltown, by her wonderful powers.
Crowds visit her daily. In ORDER to
! see her you must make your engage
ment in advance. Parlor floor. room
I 10, old phone 33s. Dodge hotel.
Her Kindness toward dumb animals,
especially cats has been the means Of
securing for City Humane Officer Rosa
Liebig, handsome Persian kitten, four
months Of age, which is valued at $50.
The gift was from Mrs. Bixby, of Chi
cage, owner of the Bluecoat Cattery.
Mrs Bixby makes business Of breed
ing fancy Persian cats, and Is great
lover of the animals In copy Of the
T.-R., which was given to her by
neiefbor, she saw the item which told
OF DE. Liebig taking in and caring for
Homeless kitten, which she had
fo,Atd. Mrs. Bixby wrote DR.. Iiebig,
asking her II she would accept a gift
{ OF d kitten, and soon after the little
fuzzy creature arrived. The kitten is
beautiful little animal and is highly
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