Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-11

Fine stationery at NeWton'S.
Japanese prints. Sea want ad.
Holly. Holly. oppice Fruit company.
Oranges per peck, IS cents. Bate
sole's.
Buy candies at Wachter's the pure
candy store.
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug company.
Eighteen pounds Of granulated sugar
81, at Batesole's.
See Cards line of furniture, rugs,
ETC., for Christmas gifts.
See the fine line of Christmas box
candies at Newton's 121 East Main.
Culley has complete line of high
grade package crackers. new assort-
ment. Ask to see the kinds.
Have you tried Culley's Best flour,
only $1.55 per sack. 1t makes the best
bread of any flour on the market.
The auxiliary Of B. of L. e. will hold
an exchange and apron sale at 118
West Main street, Saturday afternoon.
Fresh milk from inspected Jersey
cows for sale at cents per quart at
White meat market 22s East Main
street Phone 81
An Eastman kodak should head your
Christmas shopping list. Newton has a
very complete line and guarantees
satisfaction. 121 East Main.
Toh I'LL hoe - nnn
Moines to spend Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. w. Mcpherson. Mr.. Bell
will also be in Des Moines for Sun
day.
Queen Quality" shoes as comfortable
at p. m. as at 10 q. m. Ask any lady
that wears them. Larson & Clemens,
successors to George Trautmann COM
pany.
Have bought one of the largest mill
Hnery stocks in the state. Must sell at
once regardless of cost. Our store,
Saturday, Dec. IL. Eadie- Ward Piano
company.
We have fresh nuts Of all kinds,
layer raisins, figs, dates, candies of all
kinds; fruit and fresh green vege-
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end grocer.
Umbrellas-A swell lot of them at
Hellberg's. They consist of especially
fine gift umbrellas, with gold mounted
handles in elaborate. designs. Unus-
ually fine lot.
See our handsome line of leather up
holstered furniture, in our west win
dow. We take off our hats to no one
when it comes to the real thing in fine
furniture. Marion Gard. Il
hereafter free 1aaisissioare ladies at
the Victoria. Free Skates to 1.-THE boy
that runs the. fastest from ALLEY to
Main street every evening. Come boys,
at z, and find out about it.
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.
Culley has new California walnuts.
this year 8 crop, two sizes, prices on
same Is and 20 cents per pound. These
were bleached without sulphur, making
them the, best eating walnut on the
market.
Mrs. Henry Austin Of Waterloo, was
in the city today, being on her way to
Ames, where she visited friends today.
She will return here tomorrow and
spend Sunday as the guest of Miss
Adeline Currfer. sgssgSs
why not buy your candles at Wach-
ters. the home made candy store. Then
you are sure OF pure goods. This is
especially important where there are
children. We save you money on can
dies and we can give you as good can
dies as were ever made.
We have too many high class horned
alligator shopping bags. We offer them
prices: SIS quality for 81; $40 quality
for So; Sill quality for $3.50; sI3 quail
ity for 81; $3.50 quality for $3.50. You
will never have an opportunity to buy
these high GLASS goods for these prices
Archie Parker.
Eighteen pounds granulated sugar,
81; oranges per peck, IS cents; seven
bars Lenox SOAP Is cents; other goods
equally as low. We have a few hun
dred sacks Of flour which we bought on
the low market, which we will give our
customers the advantage of. All
guaranteed. Batesole, 10 North First
avenue Phone 935.
Christmas candies above oil things
should be pure. That's the kind you
get at Wachter's, the home mode kind.
A lot of novelties have been prepared.
Clear toy models, animals ETC., and the
finest assortment Of basket, box and
other kinds of candies ever SHOWN in
Marshalltown. We have everything in
candy, and Wachter's name on the
package means real value.
Mrs. A. j. Weadley and mother, Mrs
A. II. Shepard, 4o4, North Fourth
street, most enjoyably entertained
seven ladies Wednesday afternoon, at
a delicious 1870 o'clock luncheon. in
honor Of Mrs. A. G. Edwards, of Rock
we'll City. Pink carnations We're used
as decorations. Bridge was afterwards
enjoyed, Mrs Edwards winning the
prize and Mrs. w. G. Bowe the consol-
alton.
Mrs. F. B. Wiley, 4O7 West State
street, departed for Amsterdam, n. Y.
Thursday, upon receipt of telegram
telling Of the death of her foster ia
ther, A. D. Ehle, former old resi-
dent and business man of this city. II
is presumed that Mr.. Ehle's death was
sudden, as Mrs. Wiley had not beer
informed that he was sick Mr. ~