Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-21

ALIENS.
Artistic Christmas box candy a,
Newton's.
Home-soaked lutfish at Kallenberg's.
4 Phone EAT.
Will he closed all day Christmas.
Whitney Bros.
Regular dance at Forney's hall Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. ]. r. Binford was in Liscomb
today on business.
Buy your mixed nuts and candies of
Olson. Always fresh.
Mrs. Warren Nichols, of Minerva
was in the city today.
Cheer your friends Christmas with
q box of Ford's flowers.
For sale-A second hand gas rarsge.
11S1s North Second street.
Christmas tags, seals and post cards
ut Newton's. 121 East Main
Be sure and see Turtles rings before
5 buying your Christmas present.
Supervisor and Mrs. Elias, Bueghly.
of Liscomb, We're in the city today,
r. Big Christmas dance, Forney's hall,
/ Christmas evening. Six piece orcfses-
ira.
All of our women's neckwear will, be
offered at half price tomorrow. b. r.
n Lay.
Nice fresh holly and mistletoe
3 wreaths with plenty of berries at
Ford's.
Our entire stock of women's. misses
and children's cloth coats half price. g..
r. Lay
Heinz mince meat is pure and whole
some, as good as mother makes. For
sale by Olson.
Dainty Christmas postal cards to suit
4 the taste of all at c.. Deuelrs news de-
u pot, 202 East Main street.
Lost-A gold bracelet, set with a
I pearl Finder please return to Times
Republican and receive reward.
Beauty and the Beast now showing
at the Lyric, also a good comedy. Ev-
i erybody laughs. Matinee all week.
Miss Mary Miller, who has been
4 visiting for the past few months in
4 Chicago, arrived home Saturday even
y ing.
Mr. Thomas Simpson leaves this ev-
sening for Stoddard. Neb, for a visit
/ of month with his brother, q. a.
Simpson.
Remember our china and cut glass
go at bargain prices, as we wish to
close out this department. Simmons
4 book store.
We have sold many nice rockers, but
we have some nice ones left. Remember
the big discount applies to all rockers.
Marion Gard.
Genuine Eastman kodaks. from 50
up at NeWton's. We teach you the
correct system of picture taking and
/. picture making free.
Patrons of the Odeon are requested
i to be in their seats before the curtain
rises on "The Man From Home" Cur
tain will rise promptly at SIS.
1s It makes no difference what kind of
IA picture you have we have the mats
I; and moulding necessary to frame it
[ properly. Skegg's well paper store.
\ Same high grade goods at Cham
berlain's as last twenty-four years.
Clerks that will be pleased to show
goods whether you buy or not. Cham
berlains.
/ The doll contest. promoted by the
S,nt, 1oI dol Of at n
church, closes Wednesday night at
$50 o'clock. The doll is on exhibition
at the Fair store.
/. Our large line of beautiful and up
.-to-date Christmas and New Year postal
cards will be sold at lowest prices
Please look them over. c. Deuell's
news depot, 2O2 East Main street
A few more Of those pretty folding
doll cabs left at Marion Cards. A lot
of little girls will be made happy with
these cabs Christmas day. Better buy
one for your little girl, or somebody
else's little girl.
The Cornell College Glee club, con-
'sistfng of twenty-seven voices. reader
ana violinist, will give a concert in
tle NJ. E. church Wednesday evening
Under the auspices of the Epworth
league. Admission 25 cenets.
We will have candies from the
cheaper mixed ITO the very high grade
chocolates, fresh mixed nuts, layer
raisins. figs, dates, fresh fruits of all
kinds in season, fresh and green veg
etables. Leave your Christmas order
with Olson, and get the best.
The presentation for the first lime
In this city of the new comedy drama
1.-The Man From Home" which will
take place at the Odeon Tuesday even
ing, Dec. %, should be a treat
for the patrons of this city, for it is
paid by those in position to know.
that the authors have written drama
That is one of the best things turned
but in recent years by American play
Mrights. PR - 81 and $15O.
The funera. u. Frank C. Aud was
largely attended Saturday afternoon
at 8 o'clock from the home Of the de-
ceased's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Aud, 80 South Third street. Rev.
MerleSN Smith had the service in
charge Among the numerous flowers
was magnificent flat piece of carna-
tions from the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and Firemen to
which John Aud, brother of the young
plan, belongs. Other pretty pieces were
)ent by the Harmony Aid society.