Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-17
Pappe's for REFERS.

left at the ID. c. Wilbur store.
DR. and Mrs. w. -. Mantle. OF AL
bion. We're in the city Saturday.
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| Mr.. Henry Acisley, of Pickering. was
in the city Saturday on business.
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| Cut glass Havlnnd china at Temple
| of Econmy at prices you can afford to
pay.
We are making very low prices on
| ladies' fur coats. Benedict & Baint-
| nall
Tailor suits at Simons' Choice $3.50
sar two days. Sold formerly up to
$4,000
| Mrs. viii Gould and sons Fred and
Lemert. of Liscomb. We're in the city
Saturday.
The Mutual Benefit will be open eve
nings until Christmas. They deliver all
orders promptly.
Mr. and Mrs. George McNeely left
this morning for Los Angeles. to re
main for the rest of the winter.
Two days only. Tailored suits at
$3.50. sold formerly at $40 $35 and.
$40. Must be sold. A. H. Simon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nuese, and the
formers father, MIR. A. r. Nuese. OF
Pickering, were in the city Saturday.
Our line of skates is unexcelled and
we make prices right. Horne & Gel
vim.
Ladies, don't forget the big Wednes-
RI of ha A
dollar show and souvenir all for 10
cents.
For a carriage heater. &c of artificial
coal will keep you comfortable on 10
mile trip--a dandy, Xmas present. See
Schmidt.
! The Alexander Drug Company has a
fine line of leather goods in all styles
and prices a few OF those new ladies'
| purses left.
| A suggestion for a present for young
men will be found in Alexander Drug
Companys line of polished wood collar
and cuff boxes
| The Simmons cut glass and china
stock is in class by itself. You should
see it before buying. Everything new
and UP to date.
Sterling silver souvenir spoons make
a nice gift to send to friends out of
town Allen has the most complete
stock in the city.
Comic music. weird music, strange
music, musical music. and music at the
Bijou theater all this week. Nothing
cheap but the price.
The Alexander Drug Company han
dies the famous Gardner & Gould s
candies. They are selling rapidly. A
new shipment just received.
When you visit the new high school
auditorium at the opening tomorrow,
don't forget to inspect the plumbing
done by the McCarten Plumbing Com
pany.
When you visit the new high school
auditorium at the opening tomorrow,
don't forget to inspect the plumbing
done by the McCarten Plumbing Com
pany.
Freight engine No. SO was brought
out of the Iowa Central shops Sun
day where it has been undergoing. re-
pairs, and was limbered up for use in
the freight service.
have for sale twelve stocks of hard
ware and implements, and some big
bargains and fine locations, and NUM-
her of fine farms. Write me mme-.
diately. H. Clay Bowsher 4116 MCGEE
street. Kansas City, Mo.
The residence of f. l.. Jones, sos
West Nevada street which has been
under quarantine for ddphtheria. was
released Saturday. The home of Rev.
Zeno IL. Doan, 400 North Fourth street,
which has been quarantined for both
diphtheria and scarlet fever was re-
leased today.
Mrs Charles e. Smith, of Peoria,
went to State Center this morning to
visit for a short time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Shaunce. Mrs.
Smith was formerly Miss Dot l..
Shaunce, and for a number of years
was employed as cashier for Nettie In
gledue G. Co.
Simply because you have had sad
experience with some coke as a fuel is
no reason why you should not try Sol
vay coke There's as much difference
between them as there is between the
good and bad of anything else Give
it a trial, and be convinced as many
have. Consumers Fuel Co
The body of Miss Maria McNichols,
who died Saturday, accompanied by
Miss McNichols' father. Mr. NJ. Nc
Nichols, and family. and Mrs. Thomas
Coyne and Messrs j. e. Mcdonald and
w. c.. McCarten, was taken to Nevada
this morning, where the funeral was
held. The family formerly lived in Me-
vada.
The Iowa Central wrecking outfi.
was sent to Mason City Junction Sum
DAY night to pick UP a freight car that
had climbed the rail over a switch
point had become deraileo and had
turned over. j. II. Chamberlain. gen
eral foreman of the car shops, went to
Mason City during the night to super
intend the work.
Fire, supposed to have been caused
by either spontaneous combustion or
mice in a closet. in the Charles e.
Winchel home, 210 North Sixth street,
at about 5 o'clock Sunday evening,
called the department to the house. BY
quick use of the chemicals the blaze
was confined to the closet in which it
originated, and save for the smoke
which filled the house, the building or
it's contents were not damaged. Some
clothing and other articles, none of
them of any real value that were in