Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-17
Pork sausages at Rupert's.
Beautiful rings at HellbergA
Pork sausages. at Rupert's.
George ]. Allen. optical specialist.

Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug Company.
Lodge and high school pennants, all
kinds, at Newton's.
Apples of all descriptions at the Mu-
tual Benefit, SO North Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Il. Wilcox. Of Mon
tour, spent Thursday in the city.
Ben Davis apples 1925 barrel w.
A. Darling, 8 East State street.
Plenty of dressed chickens for your
Sunday dinner at Inman's store.
Fresh oysters every day at 40 cents
and SO cents quart at Culleys.
The toy department. at Simmons
book store is the finest in the city.
See DIR. MARS about your rheuma-
tism, liver, kidney and stomach trouble
Culley handles Brittains boiled
ham, bacon and Anchor brand all
pork sausages.
We have large variety of watches,
chains, fobs and rings to select from, at
Miller's jewelry store.
You will miss lot if you fail to
see NeWtons fine line of verse and art
calendars and motto sheets.
We will have plenty of country
dressed chickens for our Saturday
trade. Reynolds & Sheldon.
We have nice line of stand lamps
q Ysp ~ Ia ,,rsnn
ton Company Open evenings.
! How long will me candle burn? A
coupon with each dollar purchase
Bondage Hardware Company.
I Mr. Walter Canaday returned from
Mason City Thursday, where he had
been for short stay on business.
We are taking many subscriptions
for magazines because we have the
best rates. Simmons book store.
Don't forget when out shopping to
drop in and be surprised at the large
display of choice gifts at Pinkertons
Good country butter is now 80 cents
dozen at the Mutual Benefit, SO North
Center.
The Wheat residence, $40 Yves
Boone street. which has been quaran-
tined for diphtheria, was released this
afternoon.
Husbands if your wife does her own
ironing. why not buy her an electric
iron for Christmas? Buchanan Bough-
ton Company.
A very nice gift for that girl or wife
is a bracelet, brooch. locket and necl
chain, or watch and fob. See Miller fol
an excellent assortment of jewelry.
Mr.. T. T. shorthill left for Madi.
son, Wis, Thursday, to remain unit
afetr the holidays with his daughters
Mrs. Charles F. Mann and Mrs. Lislt
w. Brown.
The largest line of Rochester nicke
plated ware and diamond cut glass a
Bondage Hardware Company's. !
coupon and blank estimate with eacl
ollar's purchase. Candle contest will
close Christmas day.
i Mr.. B. L. Pyle, of Marietta, was i,
the city this morning, while on hi
marketed three car loads of hogs Tues
total of more than $4,000 for tn
shipment.
, The funeral of Mrs. Cynthia Lacey
of Sioux City, who dropped dead a
the soldiers home Tuesday afternoon
was held from the home chapel Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. The servic
was very largely attended by member
Iof the home. Burial was in the hom
; cemetery.
In addition to all other work, TIL
Western Grocer Company will prepar
and clean currants. These are i'm
ported from Greece, in barrels and ar
washed, stemm ed, cleaned and put int
packages to retail at 10 and 10 cents
Ask for Big L or Mayhower currant
and you will get the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel WINERY lief
Thursday evening for Jennings, La
, where they will spend the winter witt
a daughter. On Wednesday Afternoon
, friends of the old couple Joined in
farewell surprise upon them at thei
home. The was was also the 69th an
niversary of Mrs. Whinery's birth Mrs
WINERY was presented with prett.
hand bag.
Mr.. r. u. Barber, of this city, M,
James BODY, and the latters daughter
Mrs. Earl Clark, and the latters littl
daughter, of Liscomb, left Thursda
for Hot Springs. Ark, where they wi
remain indefinitely Mr.. Body is suf
,,,f% 1~kl -
long standing. and Mr.. BARRIERS healt
has been failing. Mrs. Clark's daughte
is troubled with nervous disorder.
Mrs. J. F. Lynch, 300 West Nevad
street, celebrated her 25th anniversar
Wednesday evening ny party wnic
was attended by forty OF her friend
and neighbors Mrs. Lynch was tn
recipient of a number Of presents, in
Guiding two handsome salad dishe.
some dainty drawn work pieces, an
several other articles both beautifu
and useful. At the close Of pleas
ant evening. during which they wer
entertained by hypnotic demonstra
tions by Mr.. Bigelow, the guests wer
served with light refreshments by tn
hostess.
Master Leo Ward, who was 10, an
| Master Harry Ward, who was ii year
Of age Thursday. celebrated their an
niversaries at the home Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ward, 10
North First street, by party at whic
twenty-four of their boy and gil
|, friends were guests. The hours oh
served were from to 8 O'Clock. MUS
and games were enjoyed. among tn