Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-18
Brooches at Aliens.
Kemble's flowers for MAS.

futile for watches and jeWelry.
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DR. Billiard. os;eop.in. Is E. Main.
Twenty dollar coats for ten at N
Il. Andrews.
Collar and cuff boxes at the Alexan
der Drug Co.
Belts, buckles, and pins for Nma
presents at Simon's.
Special picture sale. Skegg's Wal
Paper and Paint Store.
Mr.. Ed. Schilling of State Cenlei
was in the city today.
Look at Simon's window if you ar
looking for Nmas presents.
Subscribe for your magazines an.
periodicals at Simmons book store
If you are looking for a Nina
present for your wife, go to simon's
Beautiful silk throws and square:
at Simon make a beautiful Nma:
gift.
The grocery stores of the city will
be closed all day Christmas and New
Year.
Call and get prices of C. A West or
gas and electric reading lamps before
you buy.
No more meetings of the Tirzah Ait
society will be held until after thu
holidays.
Toilet sets, solid silver, silver plated
and ebony, a splendid assortment tt
choose from at Aliens.
The Santa Claus two-step will make
a nice Christmas remembrance. A
Eadie-Ward Piano Co.
Holly, the kind with plenty of ber-
ries. Come in and get a supply for
Christmas. viii Miller.
New pianos from $14S up. Greatest
values in pianos ever offered in Mar
shalltown. Eadie-Ward Piano Co.
Hellberg's cases are full of jewelry
that will please you and your friends,
Come into the store and see If this is
SO.
Lost Brown muff between the
p~ostoffice and Third street. Reward
given if returned to Times-Republican
office.
The big piano sale is nearing a close.
If you miss buying a piano at this
| sale you will always regret it. Tuffree
Music House.
The regular meeting of the Baptist
Hill Bible class. was held Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. ]. H. Smith, 401
South Fifth street.
Mantle and gilt. clocks make accept
able gifts and Aliens is the place to
get them. A nice lot to select from
and at very low prices.
No. We're not moving out" We are
merely selling pianos to beat very
thing. Prices during our special ten
days sale never so low. Eadie-Ward
Piano Co.
For breakfast tomorrow morning
and every morning in the week. buck
wheat cakes made of that fine New
York buckWheat, the Larrowe Milling
Co.'S goods, suits the taste
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will be entertained
at the church Thursday afternoon b.
Mesdames j. L. Stanton. George E.
.Wanberg and n. j.. Bennett.
Ii anyone was trying to hand you a
gold dollar for seventy-five cents, you
would certainly take it. That's just
what l am trying to to. Come and see
for yourself. Tuffree Music House.
The regular meeting of the Cali
sophian club was held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. George OrdWay. Adj
journment was taken for three weeks,
and the next meeting will be with Mrs.
w. L. Place.
Mrs. Il. G. Abbott, of Seattle, Wash,
who was called to the city by the death
of her mother, Mrs. S. B. Packard. a
few weeks ago. left for her home this
morning. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Emma Abbott.
Theater goers will welcome the an
nouncement of the return of Miss Rose
Melville, in isis Hopkins that delight
scented at the Odeon theater IN Satur-
day, December 81. Prices 25, 35, so,
Is cents and 81.
John Englert. who slipped and fell
a few days ago, breaking the zone Of
his leg and d~islocating his ankle, is
critically sick at his home, 412 South
Second avenue. Complications have
developed that nave caused the case
to take a serious turn.
Mr.. James Durham, of Montour,
spent Tuesday in the city on business.
This was Mr.. Dunham's first visit to
the city since his. accident of eight
weeks ago. when he was caught by the
trip o. of a hay carrier, and sus
tanned a bad %dislocation of the hip.
A splendid stock of brushes of all
kinds at the Alexander Drug Com
pany's store. They make an accepta-
BILE Christmas present. We want
you to see these brushes and we feel
sure you'll say there the best value
anywhere. Alexander Drug
Co.
L. H. Carmichael, of Tama. who for
merly was night operator at the
ion station, was in the city today. Mr..
Carmichael is now spending most of
his time in Waterloo, Where he is en-
ployed directing the orchestra of the
new opera house in East Waterloo. Mr..
Carmichael. in addition to being a tel
operator, is a violinist.
A dozen friends were guests Mon
6aV evening at a pleasant surprise ar