Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-18
signet stick pins chanberlain's.

Munsing underwear at M. F. An
drews.
Pearl penholders with gold pens a
Aliens.
Discount on all cut glass and chin;
at o. F.. Tuttle's.
Special-Big reduction on our fame!
baskets. Pratt & Baxter.
Handkerchefs of all grades ant
prices at NJ. F. Andrews.
We have just received some splendit
values in small fur neck searfs. e. r
Lay.
A fine palm or fern from Kemble's
viii easily solve part Of your Ama;
troubles.
There will be a masquerade at Kirk.
rink Thursday night. Same reward:
as before.
Mr.. Fred Falton, ahead of "A Crown
of Thorns," spent Monday in the city
on business.
Attend THE First Christmas" can
tata at high school auditorium We'd
nesday evening.
Superior holly and green wreaths at
kemble's. Our own make and not t5e
shipped-in kind.
Whether you buy or not you should
come in and get our prices on cloth
lcoats. NJ. f. Andrews.
From the Sanitary bakery, oyster
patties, cocoanut and almond maca-
rooms, for sale at Culley's-
4 For Henkel quality in carving sets.
In pearl handled pocket knives, in
ladies' scissors see Schmidt.
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The attendance at the cantata at the
high school auditorium tomorrow nigh.
promises to be large. Admission %
cents.
The primary Sunday school teachers
union will meet tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 in room 20 at the Methodist
church,
| Leather couches, bed davenports and
all kinds of easy chairs at Marion
Cards. Headquarters for gifts in the
furniture line.
| Christmas candies in fancy boxes at
the Alexander Drug Company. They
carry an excellent line, the famous
Gardner & Gould brand.
! See the bargains we are offering in
lace boas and bead handbags. Both
these items are offered at greatly re-
duced prices. E. R. Lay.
Physical Director E. G. Schroeder. of
the Railroad Y NJ. C. A., is confined to
mis- room in the association building
with an attack of tonsilitis.
Another application for the position
Of stenographer in the office of the city
clerk has been filed with the council.
Miss Blanche McLarnan is the appli-
cant.
The reception that was announced
Sunday morning from the pulpit of the
Baptist church, for Wednesday even
ing. has been postponed until Thurs
day evening.
Oscar Gohlke of State Center, who
has been in the Pecos Valley district in
Texas. for short time, on business,
passed thru the city this morning on
his way home.
Otis Farmer who has been visiting
for month at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Lebbeus Bash, left this morning
for Lander, Wyo., where he will work
on sheep ranch.
For Rent-Our offices over Marshall
town State Bank, consisting of three
rooms, private lavatory. hot water
heat, all thoroughly modern. Inquire
of Miss Ida Evans. county recorder,
or address Sutton & Evans, Box Sc,
Tulsa, Ind. Ter.
A complete record Of Story county
case, entitled Christopher C. Evans ct
al. vs. Eddie Dawson, ct AL, has been
filed with the clerk of courts. The case
involves the parttoning of land in
both Story and Marshall counties. The
land involved in this county is in the
extreme western part.
Professor c. w. Rodgers (colored),
of Newport. Ark, will deliver lecture
at the First African Baptist church on
Wednesday evening, when he will give
an account of the conditions of the
south. Mr. Rodgers is a native of the
south, and claims to know of the con-
ditions from personal experiences. No
admission will be charged
Mr.. and Mrs F.. c. Turner, and the
latter's mother. Mrs. Lodge, all of Mar
etta township, left Monday night for
Wenatchee. Wash, where Mrs. Lodge
will spend the winter at tine home of
her son, Charles Lodge, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner will visit until after the
holidays. Later, the two latter will go
on to Pasadena, Cal. to reside.
The regular meeting of the womens
club will be held Wednesday afternoon
in charge of the history departments, of
which Mrs William Pence James is
chairman. The program will open with
piano duet, the overture to "Oberon,"
(Weber) by Misses Isabel Mitchem and
Mabel French Rev C. w. McCord will
deliver the address of the afternoon on
King Arthur; His Character and
Place In Literature" Mrs Jennie Will
liams will close the program with
historical sketch and solo.
A rumor. employees of the postoffice
say, has gained wide circulation that
the office will Not accept for Transport
tation packages. of which there are
great many at Christmas time This
rumor, the source of which is not
known, is entirely unfounded. There
has been no change in the ruling of
the department. and packages not ex-
ceeding four pounds in weight, will be
accepted for carriage at the local Of
flee. number of inquiries have been
made a the office with reference to |