Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-12

Skate 1T the Victoria.
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Diamonds at Chamberlain's.
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Hot soda. Wheeler & Hoag's.
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futile for watches and jewelry.
Hot soda. Wheeler & Hoag's.
Hot soda. Wheeler & Hoag's.
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DR. Bullard. %ostenplth. rs e. Main.
Wanted-Carrier boys at the T.-R.
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Moderate priced,s Christmas presents
at Chamberlain's.
DR.. MARS treats all chronic troubles.
Over 120 East Main.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Howard, of
Union, spent the day in the city.
Fancy Cape Cod cranberries, 1c
cents per quart, at Whitney Bros.
New goods arriving each week from
now until Christmas. Chamberlain's.
! Simkins & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 12S East Main.
Profits are put aside at Tuffree's.
Piano sale of strictly high grade in
struments for ten days.
Remember the Baptist bazaar and
exchange on Saturday, December IA a,
A.. E. Wilbur & Sons store.
See silverware, cut glass, brooches,
bracelets and many other articles suit
able for gifts at Chamberlain's.
Do you need a piano? If SO, come
and get the best at the ten days
slaughter sale at Tuffree Music House.
If you want a piano, o a buy
the best on the market at the price of
a cheap one, at Tuffree's for the next
ten days.
The Presbyterian cottage prayer
meeting will be held tonight al the
pastors residence, sol North Center
street.
Miss Esther Forney went to Grlnneii
today to visit with Miss Bernice Gift
ford who is staying there with friends
for a short visit.
For Sale - We have some of the
choicest land in the best part of the
Texas Panhandle at a low figure. Nc
Donald & Mahood.
Mrs. John Seager and daughter. Mrs.
Annie Bancroft, of Gilman. spent We'd
~a,Jory ~, thu 0jfS, with MrS II a - HI
lott, .407 North First
The public knows when l advertise
a piano sale that I mean what / say.
A call will convince any one who dis
believes. Sale lasts ten days. Tuffree
Music House.
The so cent window at Hellberg's
today was filled with another lot of
choice bargains. Hellberg sits up
nights now planning there bargains
and you get the benefit. Look in and
see.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Christian church will be entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. E.. j. Daw-
son, Mrs. A. E. Ward and Mrs. Elmer
johnson, at the Dawson home, 3 South
Ninth street.
Miss Eta Langon, of the Abbott
school, underwent an operation for
appendicitis at ST. Thomas hospital
this morning, and is doing as nicely as
could be expected this afternoon. Her
case, however, is "a serious one, oW-
ing to different complications that
were found to exist.
Mr.. Lawrence Eyart in 1--WE Are
King" Mr.. Walker Whiteside's sue
cessful romantic comedy, will be the
attraction at the Odeon Saturday,
matinee and night, Dec. 14th. Mr..
Eyart is one of the best of the young
er generation of actors, and for many
years was leading mar with Mr..
Whiteside. Prices, 25, SO, rs and 81.
Matinee Is and so cents.
The w. C. T. u. met in regular ses-
sion Thursday afternoon, with Mrs.
George Downing, 211 South Ninth
street. There was a good attendance
Of members. The program consisted
OF a solo by Miss May Smith, a pa
per by Mrs. E.. B. Myer On What the
Benedict Home at Des Moines Is" and
a report by Mrs. A.. L. Frazer on the
recent national w. c. T. U. convention
at Nashville, Tenn.
It is not often that a living author
is given the true appreciation which
his work merits. When a critic OF
DR.. Steiner's ability gives to a writer
the consideration which he has given
to Tolstoy, the great Russian author
of today, it is time lesser critics be-
cam interested. In his lecture last
Friday, Mr.. McCord read selections
from Tolstoy, and on Friday, Dec. 13,
he will talk on Tolstoy's life, a subject
Of more than ordinary interest. Mr..
McCord gives his lectures in the aud
itorium of the library at $3.50 o'clock
and a cordial invitation is extended
to all who are interested.
The interest in the masquerade at
the Victoria rink next Monday evening
is increasing. Ladies and gentlemen
will be admitted free between Z and
s o'clock, provided they come masked
and costumed. Otherwise an admis-
sion of 10 cents will be made at the
door both for ladies and gentlemen.
The doors will be open to the general
public until 8 o'clock, and after this
hour a general admission charge OF lO
cents will be made to all. Three
prizes will be awarded, first for the
prertiest costume, second for the next
prettiest costume and third for the
best skater in costume. Prizes will