Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-10

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Frames at Skegg's.
Victoria open tonight.
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DR. Wood, eye, sst.. throat Glasses.
Those nickle Rayo lamps only SIS;
at Culley'S.
Florida oranges 40 cents per peck al
Kendall & West.
Wanted-Dishwashe at Robb's res.
taurant, North First avenue.
Kendall & West will have a large
supply of fancy Christmas candies.
St Margaret's mission will meet with
Mrs. Hettie b. Heitshu this evening.
Hundreds of beautiful novelties fo,
Christmas gifts at the Alexander Drug
store.
If you are using whole wheat flour
buy the best, Ralston's, for sale by
Olson.
Don't forget the dance at Red Mems
hall Saturday evening. Evening tick
cts so cents.
Have you tried that Maine corn !?
Highest grade, at two cans for 25
cents at Culley's.
Our office will be open Thursday.
Dec. 10, until 8 p. m. No discounts
thereafter. Marshalltown. Light, Power
and Railway company.
The condition of Leason Hutson
father of Sheriff C. S. Hutson, remains
unchanged today, except that the pa
etient is a little weaker.
Miss de st. 4Aubin will open a chill
dren's dancing school Saturday, Dec.
u, at the Forney hall, from until
4:3O. Five dollars for term of twelve
lessons.
Queen Quality shoes as comfortable
at 4 p. m. as at 10 a. m. Ask any lady
that wears them. Larson & Clemens
successors to George Trautmann com
pany.
Have bought. one of the largest mill
linery stocks in the state. Must sell at
once regardless of cost. Our store,
Saturday, Dec. IL. E,adie- Ward Piano
company.
Red Cross ambulance service day or
night, with the only ambulance in the
city used exclusively for moving i'll or
injured persons. The d. C. Wilbur
store, West Main street.
Hereafter free admission to ladies at
the Victoria. Free skates to the boy
that runs the fastest from alley to
Main street every evening. Come boys,
at Z. and find out about it.
Carts shoe store, 1913 East Main. Ia
brown, tan, light and dark green, Cop
enhagen blue. 1t pays to trade with us.
Fred w. Carl, the shoe man.
Sensible holiday gifts at the big
store on West Main street. Furniture
and floor coverings make acceptable
and useful gifts. We will be open eve
nings, beginning with Saturday. The
d. c. Wilbur store.
Culley has engaged the services of
Mr.. j. r. English who is an experienced
meat cutter. He would be pleased TO
meet old friends and customers and
show them what he can do for them in
the fresh meat line
Special sale Friday and Saturday
The Simmons book store will sell pict-
ures. framed and unframed. Friday and
Saturday of this week at special prices.
A very large and carefully selected
stock to choose from.
D. S. Collins, w. H Arney and B. F.
Robinson, of Taylor township, and w.
d. Presnall, of Albion, who have been
in Chicago for few days attending
the International Livestock show, ar
rived holie this morning.
You can just as we'll have some free
dishes with Spencer-Letts Coffee COM
pany Premium coffee. as not. Why
not get them for nothing, while you
can? Tell your grocer to send you a
package of the coffee and select your
dish.
James Skegg, Jr .,son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Skegg, 412 North Second aven-
ue who has been quite seriously sick
of disorders of the stomach and other
is slightly improved. Mr..
Skegg has been confined to his bed for
a week.
Winter styles IN photographs. Not
everywhere to be sure, but at Browns,
yes. The rich and exquisite effects pos
sible in the costuning Of the present
season add much 10 the attractions of
an otherwise charming portrait. Style
and perfect taste in mounting charac-
terize our work. We can give you
Christmas order
John A. Goodell, financial secretary
for the state Y. M. c. A. committee,
who has been in Council Bluffs pre-
pairing for a canvass to pay the debt
on that cty's association. arrived here
night. Mr.. Goodell will be in
the city part of the time until after
the holidays, when he will return to
Council Bluffs to take up the debt rails
ing canvass in earnest.
Atkinson & Thatcher have brought
another great success, by the
name of Miss Petticoats." To many
thousands who have read the pure and
sweet story of this girl in the jaunty
red cloak, this piece needs no introduce
ton, but whether you have or have not
read of her, do not fail to see this
at the Odeon Sunday even
ng, Dec. IS, if you wish to spend
,eally enjoyable evening. Prices 25, IS,