Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-06
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The City in Brief

Skates from CSC to $3.50. Horne .
Gelvin.
Plenty of fresh dressed chickens a
Culley's market.
A good range, reservoir and warmin
oven for $40. Horne & Gelyin.
Get the finest country butter at In
mans store. Only &c per pound.
Mr.. w. W. White, of State Center
was in the city today on business.
| Fancy sweet potatoes, well bleachet
celery. fresh lettuce and radishes a
Culleys.
Read every word of E. r. Lays a,
on page and be on hand early in tn,
morning.
j All kinds of fancy bakery goods
guaranteed pure and wholesome a
! Wachter's.
St Margaret's mission held its regu-
! Mrs. II. B. Heitshu.
! The Morrison Rival low down closet
| has no superior. Ask McCarte1
Plumbing Co. about it.
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| Modern house or cottage, not too fal
| out. wanted by December 10. w. p
Hughes. Times Republican.
| Specked apples for sale. Just the
thing for Immediate use. E. E. Hood
corner First avenue and Nevada.
Get your fruit cake for Christmas at
Wachter's. Its good and it's not too
early to get in yolr order now.
Ask the McCartrn Plumbing Com
pany to figure on undermining your
plumbing. Careful estimates made.
Mr. Ralph Hix left last night for
Manchester where tonight he will give
an organ recital ir. the First Metho-
dist church.
Buy your husband brother or gem
tleman friends one of those mission
cellarettes for smoking articles at
Marion Cards.
c. Ilroener, of Albion. has COM
menced suit against c. e. Poffenberger
on note for 5000, which it is claimed
is past due and unpaid.
When out Christmas shopping do not
fail to see c. A. Vests fine line Of
gas and electric portables, also flash
lights and small motors for the by.
Big souvenir matinee tomorrow.
Everybody only 10 cents. Every child
will be given a bag of candy free at
the door, Remember, 10 cents to
everyone.
Free. We will make you to order
extra S. pants free with every suit or
overcoat order for the next thirty
days. National. Merchandise and Tail
oring Co.. Ill East Main street.
Wanted = Two or three rooms, fur
nished, or UNFINISHED, for man and
wife. Must be modern. With or
without board. Good references. Ad-
dress H., care Times Republican.
Mrs Philip Simmons. 213 North
Third avenue, who underwent a
slight operation at her home this
morning, rallied nicely and is doing
as well as could be expected this at
ternoon.
c. F.. Greet, and Mr.. Hadley, Of Ell
dora, who have been in Chicago for a
few days attending the automobile
show and the International Live Stock
show, We're in the city this morning
on their way home
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence, $40 West
Main street, entertained a small COM
pany of friends Thursday evening
complimentary to Miss Grace Conlee,
of Galesburg, ILL.,, and Mrs. 6. I.
Susan, of Fond du Lac, Wis. The even
ing was spent in playing five hundred,
and carnations were given as favors.
Having recently purchased the
South Third avenue meat market, 1
wish to ask the people of Marshalltown
to come and give me a call and will
convince them that 3O4 and 3O6 South
Third avenue is the place to buy meats
of all kinds. Britain e Co.'S cele-
brated cured meats speciality. j. A.
Borsack. proprietor.
The students of The high school will
give their annual oyster supper tomor-
row evening in Red Mems hall. Sup
per will be served firm $50 to 1880,
Is cents. All high school students
and their friends are invited. Follow
ing the supper a bazaar will be held.
Candy, peanuts, etc, will be sold. Pro-
ceeds of the evenir g go to the arhlet-
ic association.
No investment in farm lands are
effected by financial furres; put
your money where it will be con-
stantly increasing in value; always
free from risk. We can sell you 100
Or $40 acres In Iowa or good wheat
and in North Dakota, terms to suit
purchasers, Write us what you are
looking for-we have it. Mundy &
Scott. Marshaltow1 Iowa.
The funeral of Mrs. James D. Roun-
ly, of LaMoille, was largely attended |
Thursday afternoon from the home of
he deceased's daughter, Mrs. II. G.
one and one-half miles south
If LaMoille, conducted by Rev. Mr..
lewis. pastor of he Congregational
;hurch Of LaMoille The pail bearers
we're Myron Woodland. Thomas Benson,
g w. Hinchley. E. H. Buchanan, Eli
iroover and Davis Pyle. Interment
vas in the LaMoille cemetery.
The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made has recently been produced by
Or. Shoop Of Racine. Wis. You don't
ave to boil 1t twenty or thirty min
ties. Made in a minute" says the
octor Health Coffee" is really the
losest Coffee Imitation ever yet pro-
,,.ad Not grain of roal coffoa ~