Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-18

Cider by the gallon, key or cask at b.
L. Hoods.
Christmas post cards in profusion al
Newton's.
Oranges, any size, 40 cents a peck,
at Batesole's.
You can always find what you want
in wedding rings at Aliens.
! Ask your merchants for Eureka stove
polish. Every box warranted.
Several hats left at s3ss. Balance
to go at 81 and $3.50. Miss OFT.
Visit the kemble greenhouses and
select a fern or palm for Christmas.
Get one of those nobby little folding
doll cabs for the little girl. At Cards.
1t won't cost you much If you buy
your Christmas decorations at Bate
sole's.
Country dressed chickens and ducks
for the Saturday trade at Reynolds &
| Sheldon.
| Nickle plated bath room fixtures
make fine Christmas presents. Buchan-
an Boughton company.
We will frame your pictures in the
new finishes at the very lowest of price
Skegg's wall paper store.
| Fruits, canned goods and syrups of
all kinds at the lowest prices at Wheel
er's grocery, Finkle block.
Plenty of fresh Sealshipt oysters di
rect from Baltimore for our Saturday
trade Reynolds & Sheldon
Christmas candies, fruit. layer rails
| ms, black and English walnuts, dates
and figs at Kendall &c West.
| Electric dining room domes make a
| fine Christmas present. Buchanan
Boughton company have them.
Our line of Christmas candies was
never better. Special prices on fifty
| pound lots. Reynolds & Sheldon.
See our line of Christmas candies.
We have them in bulk and in fancy
| boxes Peckha1n Grocery company.
Merchants light your stores with
Tungsten electric lights for the holt
days. Buchanan-Boughton company.
Anson-Stroud, North First street.
| Phone $40. Marinello creams. Hindoo
Hair Restorer. Special line of Christ
mas goods.
Buy your husband or sweetheart a
pair of Burt e Packard shoes for
Christmas. Larson & Clemens,
Trautmanns old stand.
New shipment of Eastman kodaks
just received at Newton's. Now is the
time to buy While our line is COM
plete. 121 East Main.
Our line of furniture, rugs and nov
elites is the largest in central Iowa. 1t
is the big gift store. Sensible, useful,
lasting presents. At Cards.
Judge c. E. Albrook, of Eldora, was
in the city Thursday evening, on his
way home from Boone, where he adj
journed court until Monday.
All orders for Millers Premium cof-
fee taken by boys who have entered
the contest will be delivered by Miller,
together with the cup and saucer
Stop. Look. Special sheet music sale
Aho11ddyJ LCS. AL popolCl StlSSS
music, vocal and instrumental, at 10
cents One day only. j. B. Schwietert
Music company
Mr.. C. w. Bacon, of Des Moines,
was in the city Thursday afternoon,
enroute to ST. Anthony to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bacon,
for a few days.
The Christmas displays and decora-
tons in the stores are beautiful by
electric light Come down these even
ings and take in the sights. A good
time to 60 your shopping.
Remember we are giving away abso-
lutely free a Standard talking machine.
and learn how to obtain one. L. S.
Pecllham Grocery company
Mrs. Frank Horton, of Clearmont,
Wyo., arrived in the city from Chicago
Thursday evening, and will be the
guest Of her husbands parents, Col.
and Mrs. c. C. Horton, for a few days.
Notice-Martin Nerz has removed
from his former location to over No
II North Center street. where they still
handle the famous Milwaukee pure rye
bread and serve lunches and short or
der meals.
Mrs. S. P. Knisely, Jr., Of Chicago,
arrived in the city Thursday evening.
and will spend the holidays at the
home of her husbands parents, and
other relatives. MIR. Knisely will be here
to spend Christmas
Our line of leather goods. including
those large. fancy collar boxes, is not
to be excelled anywhere. These boxes
are not only for ornament, but for ev-
cry day use. Vanity is easily satisfied
in those beautiful mirrors of various
sizes and designs. B. A. Morgan.
Mrs. G, P. Hitchcock. of Wayne,
Neb., arrived in the city Thursday aft
ernoon, and will remain for an indef-
mite visit at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Howard D. Wilbur. Mrs Hitch
cock has been visiting with her daugh-
tiers in Blunt and Andover, S. D.
The high school students will hold
their annual oyster supper Saturday
evening from $50 to o'clock in Red
Mems hall. In connection with the oys-
ter supper the high school girls will
sell home made candies and will con-
duct Christmas bazaar. The supper
will be 25 and the proceeds will go to
the athletic association.