Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-12-09
nr. ward, osteopathic Phystclan.

/ k4mDle'S flowers, 0lS ANOVLn lulTU.
Fine hair brushes at b. A. Nor
gan's.
The best values In furs at M. f.
| Andrews
New goods arriving every day.
Chamberlain.
Guaranteed hot water bottles Nc
Donald 4 Mahood
| Red Men base bali club fair tonight.
Admission 10 cents.
Will be open evenings until after
Christmas. Chamberlain.
A box of Lowney's chocolates makes
a fine present. B. A. Morgan.
Buy, sell, borrow, foan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Don't forget to look at Morgans fine
line of perfumes, in boxes and bulk
Master Mechanic Thomas j. Feeley,
of the Iowa Central. was in Hampton
Friday on business
Ladies' and gents gold fobs. the lat
est designs, just received. Miller, the
jeweler, los East Main.
The Marshalltown Steam Dye Works
| is the place to have your cleaning and
pressing done. Both phones.
Our entire stock of belts worth SLIPS,
| s1o0 and rs cents go on sale Monday
at so cents each. e. r. Lay.
Nothing is better for a Xmas pres
! emit for gentleman than one of those
| safety razors Morgan Is selling
Our window is full of nice English
walnuts and all the other sorts; all
| at low prices. Reynolds & Sheldon.
| If you want to buy only this seasons
styles in cloaks at the right price, see
what we will do for YOU T.. r. Lay.
Have you seen those handsome fob
chains? A new and handsome line OF
| them. Ask to see them, Allen, the
| jeweler.
Remember the Christmas handker-
| chiefs we offer you are pure linen and
| no higher In price than cotton or
swiss. E. r. Lay.
BE sure and see "All Sides of Life"
at the Odeon Sunday night. The en-
tertainnent will be the same as last
Sunday. Prices, 10 and % cents.
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I What Is more appropriate for a
Christmas present than a nice silk
dress pattern? M. r. Andrews makes
buying in this line easy for you.
We make speciality of books, pic
lures, cut glass, fine china, fine sta
tionery, toilet boxes albums. toys,
| ali. of 1y,,nn Store
Mr. and Mrs. f. Il. Barry, corner OF
Second avenue and State street. have
issued seventy invitations for an at
home for Friday, evening, December,
Is. Il
Ladies call and see our line of hand
kerchiefs for Xmas. 1t will not taks
you half so long to make your pur-
Brintnall
Wanted--At once. Good second hand
wall case, oak preferred, size six or
seven feet long and seven or eight feet
high Address box 1854, or phone 546J,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Our line of nobby mixtures for young 1
men, our new effects in black and fam
cy worsteds Not detail of correct
ness omitted in the making, s25. Hop \
kins, the popular tailor
Now ladies', just a word to you Il
you want to make hubby smile sat
isfed smile. Get him one OF olr fancy
vests 1t will do the business. Hop
kins, the popular tailor
You are cordially invited to attend |
Sunday service at the Presbyterian
church. Rev c. w. McCord, of Du-
buque, a young man of great natural
gifts, will preach both morning and
evening.
If you can not come up town your
self, send the children, as they can
trade at our store as well as the older
folks, We are the originators of low
prices in the furniture business. Mar
ion Gard.
We are making the finest butter
milk bread you ever tasted, and can
supply you with any amount you want.
Sfort orders a speciality. Old phone
1872 new SAC. SundelTs Cafe, liz East
Main street.
The revival services at the Union
mission, corner of Thirteenth and SUM
nit streets, will continue in progress
next week. The meetings have been
we'll attended during the past week and
a great deal of good has resulted.
We have such variety of Christ
mas furniture that we ask you to come
to our store to see it. Our goods are
better than we have had in previous
Years, new styles, low prices and many
desirable articles. Marion Gard.
Cleaning, dying, pressing and re-
pairing done on short notice and done
Satisfactorily. Work called for and de-
liyered. Out of town work will re-
ceiye prompt attention. MarshalltoWn
steam DYE Works, 102 South First ave-
nue. Both phones.
Owing to the fact that practically
everything was destroyed by fire, we
desire all accounts settled by Satur-
day. Dec. 9, in order that we may pay
our bills All accounts not settled by
the 9th will be placed in the hands OF
our attorney for collection. j. H.
Wright, Jr.
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Pepper,
was held from the residence, SOL North
Second avenue, Friday afternoon at
2:3o o'clock, and was very largely at
tended, the house being scarcely large
n =. L.