Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-14
DR.. Harris, Ferguson, Ia.
Band plays at Kinks rink tonight.
Dance at Forneys hall Saturday.

Carving sets from s1.75 to $500 a
Horne & Gelvin's.
| A fine line of hand mirrors at
| Wheeler & Hoag's.
Special prices OH watches. Miller
the jeweler, los East Main.
Music Saturday afternoon and even
| ing at our store. Pratt & Baxter.
| Aliens line of stick pins is uneXcel-
led Solid gold and plated pins at
right prices
Our store will be open evenings from
now ON till Christmas. ID. $. Coco
Grocery Co.
Simmons line Of cut glass and china
is especially fine this year. Open eve
nings until Christmas.
A Globe range set up in your house
for $500. a rigid guarantee with
each. Horne e. Gelvin.
Lecture, In Merry England" at Y
NJ c. A. this evening, at O'clock. Ad-
mission % and 10 cents.
E. H. Evans, Of the Arm of Belden &
Evans, custom shirt makers, Of Min
neapolis, is at the Stoddart.
| Candy baskets and canes at Wach-
ter's, the home made candy store, 3S
West Main. Absolute purity guaran-
| teed.
Don't forget the 10 per cent dis
count ON clocks, jewelry and silver
ware. Miller, the jeweler, 10s East
Main.
| Music rolls make an acceptable pres
ents for the young ladies. Wheeler q
Hoag have them in all styles and
prices.
To each child accompanied by ar
adult, who comes to our store tomor-
row morning at 10. we will give q
| Christmas bell e. r. Lay.
Miss Ida Shove left this afternoon for
Chicago. where she will remain over
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. G. c.
| Magenheimer and other friends.
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DIR. Ball, Max Patton and B. G.
| Whttehill, of State Center were in the
city Thursday night to witness the
production of The sauaw Man.
A nice WTltluS ueSk loT tiiS Wiz VI
daughter. Marion Gard has an elegant
line He gives discount for cash,
and will hold goods for Christmas de-
| livery.
| Cliff Holmes has sold his barber shop
under 80 East Main street and entered
the employ of Fred w. Gates. who has
put in an additional chair, making his
four-chair shop.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Y. M. c.
| A, will serve hot lunch all day Satur-
day in fremont building; la carte
prices. Chicken pie supper at p m.
Twenty-Five cents.
Better late than never. It's never
too late to try Solvay coke. Winter mas
only fairly begun. If you are the least
bit doubtful about "Solvay" let us set
YOU right Consumers Fuel Co.
Mcbride & Will gave guarantee
| with the last so boxes of Mona stom-
ach tablets they sold and have not haS
| a single customer report dissatisfac-
ton Ask to see their guarantee
The Grand Union Tea Company's
special this week will be sleds, china
salad dishes and covered roasters with
baking powder. Any Of their 25 cent
coffees at 20 cents Saturday. % North
First avenue.
DR.. and Mrs Edward A. Steiner, of
Grinnell, arrived in the city this morn
| ing, and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| e. r. Lay. DR.. Steiner went to Belle
PLANE this afternoon, where he lee
t,,roJ tbic ayapipp
Word this morning from the Pres
byterian hospital. Chicago. says DR.
Cora Williams. who underwent ar
| operation for the removal of gal
stones, was doing as nicely as could
be expected, and was no worse.
Mrs. Harry Hocthkiss. of Webster
| City. who has been visiting in the city
for a week, returned Thursday from
Reinbeck, where she has been for
brief visit with friends. Mrs. Hotch-
kiss will be in the city for another
week
| Mr. and Mrs. George McNeely We're
surprised by about dozen of their
| friends Thursday evening, who came IN
for a social evening before their de-
parture for Los Angeles, CAL, mex.
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. McNeely in
| tend to spend the winter there. return
ing to this city about April. Five hum
| dred was enjoyed, and refreshments
We're served.
| Kodaks for Xmas presents. Just what
the little ones want Just what the old
er ones need Brownie cameras from
one to nine dollars; kodaks from hve
dollars up We carry full line o.
Eastman supplies and furnish free
personal course of instructions with
each Brownie or Kodak. Warren =.
Newton. mngr, Fisher Governor Com
apny's branch. West Main. Open
evenings till Xmas.
| A rather peculiar accident delayed
| the Northwestern west-bound fast mail
| this morning, and caused damage that
might have resulted in serious de-
| lay. Mail sacks. filled with mail and
papers, were thrown from the moving
| train at Montour, and one of the sacks
was swept under the coach, which is
always the last car of the train. The
rear trucks of the car passed over the
sack, and the jolt split the oil box of
one of the axle bearings. cracked a
part of the steel frame of the truck,
and caused one end of the brake beam
to drop until the brake shoe almost
| touched the rail. The brake beam was
fastened up when the train reached
here, and the train proceeded after a
| few minutes delay.
The annual banquet given by the