Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-13
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Buy shawls of M. f. Andrews.

Buy shawls of M. f. Andrews.
Sweet and boiled cider at Olson's.
Best line wedding rings at Hellberg's 8.
Military hair brushes at b. A. Nor
gan's.
Children's furs from 81 up at M. f.
Andrews
Up-to- date goods Miller, the jewel
err, los East Main
A fine line of hand mirrors at
Wheeler & Hoag's.
Largest line of perfumes in the city
at B. A. Morgan's.
A full display of candies and nuts
for Xmas at Olsons.
Twelve and sixteen button kid
gloves. Pratt & Baxter
Fancy wire doll buggies and go-carts
from soc up. See Schmidt.
Roome, in suite or single to rent See
Moon, No. II, Binford block, or new
phone $50.
Music by the orchestra at our store
Saturday afternoon and evening. Pratt
& Baxter.
All the hardware stores will keep
open evenings from Friday, Dec II,
until Xmas.
A beautiful line of gilt desk clocks
and boudor clocks at Aliens. See
them and get his prices.
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Keep your eye on the east window
at Simmons Book Store if you are
looking for Christmas bargains.
Miss Maud Meeker, of Decatur City,
is visiting for few days at the home
Of her cousin, Mr.. +. L. Meeker
Like in the past the greatest assort-
ment OF useful holiday presents can al
ways be found at Henry Pappe's.
Lecture, I'm Merry England" at Y.
NJ. c. A. tomorrow evening, at s
o'clock Admission 25 and Is cents.
Safety razor from 81 up. finest hol-
low ground razors, excellent assort-
ment of strops and brushes. See
Schmidt.
We are showing the most complete
and beautiful line of silk waists, XII
monas and fancy articles for Christmas
ever brought to the city. Call and look
them over. A. II. Simon.
The short sleeves have made an I'M
usual demand for bracelets. Allen has
them in all styles and prices. They
are of the finest workmanship, and like
all his goods, best quality.
Lest you forget-Hellberg reminds
you of the opportunity to see and select
from a $4,000 stock of jewelry, Sat-
urday, the 18th. A salesman with this
immense stock will be here on that
date. Everybody should have look
and you can buy If you want to.
The first of a series of socials for
the members of the Gideon Band of the
Railroad Y NJ. c. A. is to be held at
the association building from to 6
o'clock this evening. Refreshments
will be served and E. B. Zines will en-
terrain the boys with stories Of the civ
il war.
Col. p. Cad Bryan who is spend
ing the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Alan D. Morehouse, celebrated his S1st
anniversary Wednesday. Many friends
called during the day to offer con-
CALCULATIONS. Mr.. Ryan was colonel OF
the First Iowa cavalry during the civil
war, and years ago was one of Iowa's
most noted lawyers and statesmen.
Stanley Sieg, of this city, salesman
for the Spencer-Letts Coffee Company,
who sprained his ankle at Atlantic
Tuesday. returned home Wednesday
night. Mr. Sieg was injured by slip
ping and falling from high sidewalk
while on his way from his hotel to
catch a train. The sprain is quite Sc
we're, and he will be unable to use the
leg for some time
A good attendance of the home and
education department Of the Women's
Club enjoyed a very good meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. S. Devine, 312 North First
street. The department is studying
Household Bacteriology," course
prepared by the American School o.
Household Economics, at Chicago, and
took I'm the subject yesterd,ly of "Mifa