Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-18

CelVed today. chamberlain.
All children's coats greatly reduced
in prices. NJ F. Andrews
Have just received another shipment
of ladies' fancy onyx hosiery. Pratt &
Baxter.
A. w. Head left for Lake City this
morning to be gone for few days on
business.
There will be masquerade at Kinks
rink Thursday night. Same rewards
as before
Fur coats long, short and medium
lengths. Prices always the lowest. NJ.
F. Andrews
| Let Kemble help you with Chris
mas. A box Of our choice flowers will
please the most exacting.
The Alexander Drug Company's
stock Of holiday goods is complete and
up to date. See their stock before
buying.
Plenty OF toys left at the Simmons
book store. They are on the second
floor. Buy some of them for Christ
mas for the boys.
\
"a Crown of Thorns." four act
comedy drama, will be presented at the
Odeon next Sunday evening. Prices.
Is, 20, 80 and so cents.
| Allen is showing fine line of rings,
including gold band diamonds and 9TH
er gems. The demand has been great,
but he has large supply.
See those beautiful rugs at Marion
| Cards. He has them in all sizes, styles
and prices. Open evenings. Gift goods
will be held for Christmas delivery.
Combination and sectional book
cases and beautiful polished oak tables
| for the library at Marion Cards. Dis
| count for cash. Open evenings until
| Christmas.
Schutzenbach the South Third ave-
nue. meat man. can fill your orders
promptly. and he guarantees clean and
wholesome meats. See his market and
be convinced.
A special display of pictures in the
window of the Simmons book store.
They so at reduced prices. They have
the best assortment ever shown in the
Wanted-Persons interested to know
that second lesson beginners dancing
class will be given Thursday evening.
New pupils can still enter this class.
For information phone 66S New phone.
Leather rockers make an appropriate
Christmas gift. Marion Gard has an
unequalled line Discount for cash
Goods Will be saved for Christmas de-
livery.
Local restaurants were over crowd
ed Monday by farmers and others who
came to Marshalltown to select their
Christmas presents from the large
stock of A. E. Wilbur G. Sons furniture
store.
The Busy Bee Circle OF the L. o. T.
NJ will be entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock, by Miss Anna
Punnell, Mrs. E. ]. Dawson and Mrs. r.
T. Barker. at the Punnell home, 104
North First street.
The Ladies Reading Circle met for
its regular study Monday afternoon. al
the home of Mrs. r. E. Sears. The
readers were Mrs. Frisbee and Mrs.
Tallett. The next meeting will be held
the first Monday after New Years.
You can buy china and cut glass
ware at reduced prices at the Sim
mons book store. Goods bought for
shipment will be neatly and securely
packed at the store. In twenty years Of
trade in this line the Simmons store
delivered all goods safely.
Give Schutzenbach, South Third ave-
nue., a trial order for maets and you
will become a regular customer. All
telephone orders promptly delivered,
and all packages neatly wrapped in
clean white paper. He handles the
Britain meats, under government in
spection.
Mrs. Amanda Fanton, Mrs. H. e.
Fanton and son Harry. Mr. and Mrs
George Lampman, John Mooney and
daughters Georgia and Frances. Mr..
and Mrs. Arley Breckenridge and son
Glenn, and James Mooney went to Gill
man this morning to attend the flu
which was held in the Congregation
church this afternoon at o'clock.
The people are buying useful gifts
this year, as Hellberg can demonstrate.
He included in his big line of holiday
stock this year an unusually large
number of fine umbrellas. They are
of superior quality and workmanship,
and were of unusual beauty. The de-
mand has been greater than he ex-
pected, but the stock has been replen-
ished, and he can supply all custom
ers.
The Literary Clan was entertained at |
it's regular meeting Monday evening |
by Mrs. Robert Stevens, who had the
subject, Animal Painters - Sir Edwin
Landseer.' Miss Charlotte Reed then
gave a talk on the subject of Joseph /
Turner, Landscape Painter" after !
which the evening was enjoyed social
ly, and refreshments We're served,
There were two guests present, Miss
Mollie Adams and Miss Agnes Sears
Mrs. George Bowman, corner of Sec
ond avenue and Church street, has
petftioned the city council, thru Coun-
Gilman Herman, for some action re-
garding repairs to the old feed yard |
adjoining her home on Church which.
Mrs. Bowman claims, is in bad repair.
Mrs. Bowman fears that in its present |
condition the sheds are bad fire trap.
Chairman Psenicka of the police and |
fire committee, volunteered to see that
the sheds We're properly repaired and
expressed surprise that the repairs