Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-10
Pictures at Skegg's.
Geo. j. Allen, optica, specialist

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Picture framing at Simmons store
| Florida oranges 40 cents per peck at
Kendall & West
Mrs. F. c. Nichols, of Liscomb, was
| in the city today.
Plenty of New York apples by the
barrel, at Kendall & West.
County Attorney j. H. Egermayer
was in Toledo today on business.
Benefit dance Saturday evening, Red
Mems hall. Fergusons orchestra.
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Some extra fancy Hubbard squash
and Jersey sweet potatoes at Olson's.
Fresh spare ribs and kraut at Gull
ley's market. kraut two quarts for 10
cents.
Premium coffee, put up by Western
Grocer company mills, is on sale at
Olson's.
Shooting gallery at 119 West Main
street. opens Saturday, Dec. IL. Every
thing new and first class.
Seventy dollar and fifty cent hats,
$1.S5, at our store Saturday, Dec. IL.
Eadie- Ward Piano company.
Travelling Auditor John Mersen, Of
the Iowa Central and Minneapolis &
St Louis, was in the city today
Now Is a good time to get clothes
cleaned and pressed before the holt
days. Marshalltown Dress Club.
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Ladies' and childrens cloaks must
be sold. Our greatly reduced prices
makes buying easy. NJ f. Andrews.
See the bargain window at the D.
c. Wilbur store-doll beds SO cents,
stools 20 cents, and other bargains.
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Home made pork sausage also the
freshest of beef, veal, and pork at
Culley's market, 1912 South First
avenue
Don't forget chicken pie supper at
Methodist church tomorrow evening
Supper 25 cents. Bazaar afternoon and
evening.
The regular meeting of the w. r. c..
Aid society was enjoyed Wednesday
afternoon with i, Mrs. Rodermel, 1O6
East Webster street, as hostess.
Brief funeral services over the body
OF William C. Wheeler, who died in Ce-
dar Falls, We're held at the grave in the
Albion cemetery Wednesday at noon.
Young men should wear the Burt &
Packard shoe. They will please In fit
and comfort Larson g. Clemens, sue
cessors to George Trautmann company
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. NJ. w. Hovey and Mrs. Seth zug,
at the Hovey home, sos West Main
street.
The Alexander Drug company will
show you fine line of toilet sets, trav-
cling cases, manicure articles. per-
fumes, jewel boxes, etc. All very rea-
sonably priced.
Red Cross ambulance day or night,
with the only ambulance in the city
used exclusively for moving i'll or in
jured persons The D. c. Wilbur
store, West Main street.
The cut glass and china sale at the
Simmons store continues to be the
mecca for many buyers. The assort-
ment is still very complete and prices
are cut to the lowest level.
Mr.. G. H. Young, of Manchester, was
in the city on business Wednesday. Mr.
Young, until recently, was editor Of the
Delaware County News. He disposed of
his paper about month ago.
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would be a good plan to select the dolls
you will need for Christmas gifts. We
have a fine line and prices to suit
everybody. The Hull Company.
Olson is prepared to fill your wants
in good things to eat" In his place
one will find quality, and we all know
the best is the cheapest. Order from
Olson's, and you will be satisfied.
Chief of Police Nicholson and Officer
Haas were in Boone again today, going
to testify in the case of Kane, one of
the men wanted for highway robbery,
who was arrested here. The two men
were given separate trials.
Donald Robertson and his company
Of players, supported by the we'll
known Shakespearian actor, William
Owen, will present the comedy, "a
Curious Mishap," at the Odeon Mon
day evening, Dec. IA. Prices %, so,
IS, 81 and s1.50.
A partial list of canned vegetables
to be had at Olson's: Asparagus tips,
cut asparagus, spinach, squash, beets,
yellow wax beans, green string beans,
lima and red kidney beans, succotash,
peas of all grades, corn, tomatoes,
aominy, pumpkins and kraut. Re-
Olson's.
A nice kodak is one of the most APP
Christmas gifts that you
coud find to give. We have the exclus-
i've Eastman agency here in Marshall
town and carry. a stock that invoices
over $4,000. Our stock of cameras is by
far the largest in central Iowa. We re-
1uest you to examine our stock The
Hull Company.
Conductor S. w. Rowen, of the Iowa
Central, and wife, were at Union today,
where they were present at the funeral
IF Wilfred Cartwright, of Hubbard,
Who was accidentally shot Sunday
while rabbit hunting. Mrs. Cartwright
S cousin of Mr.. Rowen, being a
laughter of Hiram Rowen, of Union,
from whose home the funeral was
leld at $3.50 this afternoon.
NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE.