Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-10
DR. .Lierle, glasses fitted.
Hot soda. Wheeler & Hoag's.
Tuttle for watches and jewelry.
Hot soda. Wheeler & Hoag's.
DR. Bullard, osteopath. rs L. Main.


DR. Billiard, osteopath. Is L. Main.
William Battin, 5 per cent farm loans
DR.. MARS treats all chronic troubles.
Over 120 East Main.
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Gold filled Spectacles for 81 per pair,
at Alexander Drug Co.
See the large assortment of hand
mirrors at Alexander Drug Co.'S.
Everything to make incemeat, pork
cake or fruit cake. at Whitney Bros.
Whitney Bros. will have a fine lot of
Xmas trees. Give order early as many
are spoken for already.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
George Downing. III South Ninth
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Secretary and Treasurer A. p.
Spencer. of the Western Grocer Com
pany, was in the city today on bus
mess.
Hundreds of people are taking adj
vantage of the so cent sale at He'll
berg's to get some useful and appre-
~ciative gift.
On Saturday, December Ia. we will
sell bulk perfumes for % cents per
ounce. one day only. Bring your bot
ties. Alexander Drug Co.
The largest assortment of ladies'
pocket books and hand bags in the
city will be found at the Alexander
Drug Co. Prices from 81 to SIS.
Sanitary plumbing means health in
S%urance. Let the McCarten Plumbing
Go. install our plumbing and it will
be done right. 134 f. Main street.
For a few days longer we will sell
Kinks Juvenile soap for Is cents a
cake. two for % cents. Regular price
The regular meeting of the O. e. S.
will be held tomorrow evening at 1850
for the election of officers. BY order
of the Worthy Matron, Jennie e.
Bratt.
An artistic lot of china, handpainted.
ready for your inspection at the Sim
mons book store. Selected by an eX-
perienced buyer who knows the wants
of the trade.
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Removal sale prices. a discount that
saves you one-third the purchase
price. prevail at Marion Cards. Your
purchase stored until ready for Christ
mas delivery.
The ladies' OF ST. Paul's Episcopal
church will hold their annual bazaar
all day Thursday in the old postoffice
building. Supper from $3.50 p. M, I'M
til all are served.
Having decided to close out our stock
of shoes by Jan. LIST. we can save you
from so cents to 81 on shoes. Similar
reductions on arctics and rubbers. A.
G. Brenneck, 1T9 East Main.
Rev. CLAUS Qualen left for Stanhope
this morning to attend a conference
of pastors of the Norwegian Lutheran
church, of that district, which begins
this evening and continues until
Thursday.
G. w. Hardy has filed suit for the
| January term of the district court
! against Mrs. Nellie Bricker, Mrs.
Frances Smith and James Bricker. The
suit is to get Judgment OF a note for
S5l3, which the petition alleges is I'M
paid, and for $50 attorneys fees.
The members of Chapter BIB, of P.
e. O., enjoyed a "thimble party" Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. j..
o. Kemble, instead of the regular study
session. The social afternoon proved
very pleasant, and lunch was served
by the hostess at 5 o'clock.
Jesse Painter ianitOr of the crO1rt
house, who is also employed by the
| city council in a similar capacity, was
granted an increase of pay of 81 per
for lookin after keeping of the
voted aye but Clark, with Young abb
sent.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers' Union held it's regular meeting
Monday afternoon at the Methodist
church, Mrs. W. r. Painter having the
special topic. Birthday Observance"
The social afternoon which was to
have been enjoyed Wednesday at the
',oroe of Mrs. Laubach, has been post
| poned.
The regular meeting of the wom-
| ems club will be held Wednesday after
noon at the club rooms. in charge of
the literature department of which Mrs.
| George W. Smith is chairman. The
| address Of the afternoon will be given
by Rev. William Pence James on the
settlement of Jamestown. Misses Isa-
bel Mitchem and Maybel French will
give a piano duet.
Precautions are being taken with
the number of young people who were
exposed to smallpox, thru Miss Abbfe
ShumWay. of Marietta being sick n
attending a party, which many of the
young people of the neighborhood and
| also one or two from this city attend
ed. All of those exposed are being
kept isolated, and those that were at
tending school, are being kept out. All
have been v~accinated.
"a Paradise of Lies" upfolds an all
absorbing story built up around envy.
love. malace and lies. The plot is
| plainly evident in word and action.
Pathos and merriment are SO skillfully
blended. interest is centered upon the
| play from the rise of the first to the
fall of the final curtain. Miss Mil
| dred Holland, who stars in this beau
! tiful Italian riay, will be seen at the
Odeon Friday night. Dec. 18th.
| Prices. %, so, 10 cents and s1.0O
Miss Emma Woodbury. was hostess
| Saturday afternoon at a delightful af-