Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-18
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! futile. the jeweler.
Troubles of a Coat. Elite
Sweet cider at E. e. Hoods.
Plenty Of fun at Elite tonight.
Lorgnettes and fobs Big assortnA 1t
at Aliens.
Oranges, sweet and juicy. 40 cents q
peck at Batesole's.
Mr.. S. r.. Piper, Of LeGrand. spent
the day in the city.
Picture framing as 1t should be done
at skegg's wall paper store.
Watch the Times-Republican in re-
gard to Eureka stove polish.
Several hats left at 1898. Balance
to go at 81 and s1.50. Miss Ott.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Zimmerman, Of
Gearing, were Thursday visitors in the
city.
Holly wreaths, evergreen wreaths,
| holly and evergreen trees at Reynolds
| & Sheldon's.
Miss Anna Fry, cashier Of the Far
mers' bank of Gearing, spent Thursday
| in the city.
We are getting the fine celery and
lettuce from Nevada now. L. S. Peck
ham Grocery company.
Christmas slippers for ladies, gents
and boys, at Larson & Clemens.
Trautmann's old stand.
Holly. Christmas trees, wreaths, etc.,
at Kendall G. West. Come in early be-
fore the supply is exhausted.
Lost-A gold bracelet, set with a
pearl. Finder please return to Times
Republican and receive reward
More of that fine sorghum nolasses
that took premium at the county fair.
At Wheeler's grocery. Finkle block
Electric washing machines and cleo
trio irons make useful gifts for Christ
mas. Buchanan Boughton company
Cranberries, oranges, bananas, APP
pies, grapes, sweet potatoes, sweet
pickles, dill pickles, at Kendall & West
See our line of Batavia preserves
and jams. They are the best you ever
tasted l.. S. Peckham Grocery COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Adams, of Gear
ing, left this city Thursday evening
for Kirksville, Mo-, to spend the holi-
days.
Buy your wife or sweetheart pair
of Queen Quality shoes for Christmas.
Larson & Clemens, Successors to
Trautmann.
The members of the Excelsior Aid
society enjoyed their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. S. L.
Wedgewood, as hostess.
b 1t makes no difference what kind of
a picture you have we have the mats
and moulding necessary to frame it
properly. Sllegg's wall paper store.
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We save you money on Christmas
candies. a big stock of bulk candies
that are pure and appetizing. Get your
can lies here. Wheeler's grocery store,
Finkle block.
The public schools were brought to
close this afternoon for the Christ
mas holidays. Most of the teachers
living at a distance will be at their
homes during the vacation.
The rocker sale at Cards is one Of
the events of the Christmas buying.
Every rocker in the store included in
the offering, and it's immense. Freight
paid on out of town orders.
Miller's Premium coffee is his reg
ular % cent grade. 1t is the best cof-
fee for the money sold in Marshall
town. Ask about it and the 25 cent cup
and saucer with each two pound order.
Will Miller.
Roy Sanford, who is attending Cor
nell college, arrived from Mt. Vernon,
Thursday evening, as did also Ernest
Woodward, of Marietta. Leon Brint-
nall returned this morning for the hol
iday vacation.
Nothing nicer than a fountain pen,
for Christmas present and the very
best made are the Waterman's Ideal
fountain pens, which can be had only
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The body of Veteran Sutherland, of
the soldiers home, was inferred in the
home cemetery Thursday afternoon,
Rev. j. Auracller conducting the flu
neral. The body of Veteran Walker was
sent to Des Moines for Burial.
On the second floor Of the Simmons
Book Store is an immense line of toys.
Make the children happy with some of
these for Christmas. Buy some for the
neighbours children if you have none of
your own Simmons Book Store.
The contest for the prizes at Will
Miller's grocery will close Dec. 81. Give
the boys a chance to get some of these
prizes by buying two pounds Of Millers
Premium coffee. A handsome Japan
csc after dinner cup and saucer with
each two pound order.
Mr. Isaac Kline, of Chicago, IS In the
city for a brief visit with his sister,
DR.. Rosa Liebig. Mr.. Kline is an old
newspaper MA, but for several years
past has been with the immigration de-
partment OF the c., R. I. & p. railway
with headquarters in Chicago.
For Sale-Pure, home made grape
jelly made from; the New York Con-
cord grapes claimed to be the finest