Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-14

of apples rs cents to 81 per bushel at
Inman's store.
The bible class of district No. 10 will
meet at 1880 o'clock this evening at
! the home Of Mrs, Ernest Fosdick, 1908
Summit street.
Make your Christmas pies Of Ba-
tavia mince meat They will please ev-
erybody. In bulk or stone Jars. l.. g
Peckham Grocery Company.
Look what's here for your Christmas
suggestions, watches, chains. fobs
bracelets, rings, opera glasses; any
thing IN the Jewelry line at Miller's.
Attend the big fur sale at simon's
store tomorrow and Thursday. Any
thing from a neck piece to the high
est priced coats. These goods are for
Immediate delivery
Marion Gard has one Of the big lines
of furniture in central Iowa. Decide
what you want to give to any member
of the family and then come to Gard
you will find it there, Just what you
wanted.
| The members Of the Missionary
League of the Central Church of Christ
met Monday evening in the parlors of
the church, enjoying an enthusiastic
meeting, and completing plans for some
very effective work.
Mrs. S. S. Swanson, 4o1 South Third
street, entertained seven little girls
Monday afternoon from 3 to O'clock
in celebration Of her little daughter
Marian's, 7th anniversary. The chill
dren enjoyed various games, and Mrs
Swanson served supper. = i
If you will order thru your dealer a
sack of Cameo flour and use 1t; and if
1T isn't satisfactory, If you will tele-
phone No. SO we will pay you back your
money and you can keep the flour.
That's fair, isn't It? Try it. Many users
say "Cameo flour is the best flour /
ever used"
The history and bible study depart
ment Of the Women's Club met Mon
day afternoon with Miss Rachel Can
non, ALL West State street. There was
a large attendance. After discussion
Of the lesson a social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Miss Jessie Hall was hostess to the
regular meeting Of the Literary Clan
Monday evening. A Schubert program
was enjoyed, Miss Kathryn Price read
ing a paper on the subject of that
composer, and Miss Jessie Hall and
Miss Maybel French giving vocal and
instrumental numbers by Schubert.
| At the east court room Of the cour,
house. Wednesday, Dec. Is, 1909, at 8
p. M, Hon. C. D. Stollcop
lecturer for the Brotherhood OF
American Yeoman, Miss ruth I.ef-
Ter, singer. Miss Jessie HAL
sey, reader. Music by the good or
chestra. Hear them. Free. Attorney
P. L. Hayzlett, chairman.
Nothing nicer than picture for q
Christmas gift. Look at skegg's line
Ellis prices will appeal to you. There
Is SO much Of beauty, modern style
and Appropriateness In the selection OF
pictures and picture frames, that one
can not appreciate them except by
comparison. See Skegg's line, get his
prices then compare them with 9TH
| ers.
NEW Spec1d1LSos AoW songs, new
dances and new star are tho features
of ''The Candy KID" that makes dts
first appeal for favor with the patrons
LOT the New Odeon tomorrow night
THE Candy KIDD" is a musical 1nelo-
drama and the fact that this 10 its
third season proves It has met with
public favor. In fact no attraction
playing the popular priced circuit ir
recent years has met with the success
both financially and nrtistically as tas
this Kilroy- Britton play. Raymond
Paine ds the latest actor to bid FOL
favor In the title role, and Mr. Paine Il
said to be better than any Of his pre-
decessors and has endowed the play
ruNth n,erv lifA tSoafs ,nnw SELLING