Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-04
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Get the finest country butter at Ir
mans store. Only 23c per pound.
Fig, prune, date and raspberry cook
les. Fresh lot, Is cents a pound. Wi
Miller.
Bring your tin work ard other re
pair work to Huston, the tin shop, II
/ West Main.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseas es Of WON
en- and obstetrics. Office over the Fl
deity bank.
Toilet sets, solid silver and silve
plated, ebony and variety of othe
materials at Aliens.
Modern house or cottage, not too ia
out, wanted by December Is. w.
Hughes, Times-Republican.
Specked apples for sale. Just tn
thing for immediate use. E. E. Hoo
corner First avenue and Nevada.
We can deliver limited amount O
Peoria coke promptly from car jus
received. Gregory Coal, Coke & Lin
Co.
You can get a good pair of gol
filled spectslcles for 81 at the Alexande
Drug Company. Come in and Sc
them.
E. R. Lay was called to Chicago yes
terday by telegram announcing tn
death of his brother law, N. w
Watson.
Specked apples for sale. Just tn,
thing for immediate use for mine,
meat. E. E. Hood, Cor. First Ave. ant
Nevada.
New leather upholstered furniture
going at removal sale prices at Mar.
ion Cards. We store your gifts unit
Christmas, free.
The Tirzah Aid society will NEE
with Mrs. George B1inkerhoff, 6021
South Third street, on Friday after
noon instead of Thursday.
Mrs. John M. Rinewalt, of Mount
Carroll, ILL.,, arrived i'll the city Tues
day evening and is the guest Of hel
sister Mrs. Rodney G. Wells.
Rings-plain gold bands, chased, set
signet, diamOnd-in fact anything you
want in a wide range Of prices, but al
of the very best value, at Aliens.
We have complete line Of extra
sizes. union suits and single garments
for large women, in the dependable
Munsing underwear. M. F. Andrews
Culley handles the best of chocolate
creams for the money asked. Also a
line Of fruit crystals equal to any
imported at a reasonable price. See
the line.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Rail
road Y. NJ. c. A. will meet Friday af-
ternoon instead of Thursday, at the
home of Mrs Emma Boardman, 12O
East State street.
An exhibition of Aquatic sports at
the swimming pool will be feature OF
the entertainment at the Railroad Y.
M. c. A tonight at 8 o'clock The en-
tertainment is free.
Free. We will make you to order
extra SIS pants free with every suit or
overcoat order for the next thirty
days. National Merchandise and Tail
oring Co., Ill East Main street
Mrs. Joseph johnson and son Elmo
of Chicago, who have been visiting for
a week with Mrs. Johnson's sister
Mrs. j. S. Burroughs, and family, re-
turned to their home Tuesday.
Ladies' writing desks at the removal
Ia 49,
the cost of these goods because we
want to clean up before the removal
to our new store. Marion Gard
Mrs. James zus will have an exhibit
of handpainted china for sale at her
home, 10 North Seventh street, for
ton is extended to everyone interested
to inspect it,
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will be entertained
in the church parlors Thursday after
noon. by Mrs. i. B. Myer, Mrs. Ella
McKim and Mrs. William Long.
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The meeting Of the Hawthorne club
Tuesday afternoon was with Mrs. E.
r. Lay. The leader was Mrs C. j.
Lander and the study was a continual
ion of the subject, "Foreshadowings
From the Times of the Earlier
Prophets
Don't forget the Victoria skating
ink when looking for clean. healthy,
irst class amusement. The manage
nent Of the Victoria will give mas
luerade in the. near future at which
everal prizes will be given. An
of the date will be made
alter.
Christmas will soon be here. Have
'ou given a thought to what you are
DING TO give your friends as re-
nembrance? Let us suggest that you
all at our studio and we will show
OH the beautiful new styles of por-
rats we are making for holiday gifts
Brown.
Advanced vaudeville tonight at the
)deon. These acts are all high class,
nd the moving pictures are the best
n the market. Change of bill Thurs
n the forty two piece dinner set to be
wen away tonight, and Saturday
light. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Mrs p. NJ Adamson, entertained at
er home on North Seventh street |
'uesday evening, company of TWEEN
v-five neighbor ladies at a chestnut |
arty. Games and amusements fur
ished entertainment for the hours. |
4 a picture guessing contest Mrs. Ben
ckerman won the head prize. The |
ostess served dainty refreshments. !