Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-22
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The City In Brief
Victoria open tonight.
Fine jewelsry at Tuttle's.
Beautiful rings at Hellbergs.

vi-1t-Tsa lenses at Newell optical
parlors.
Alarm CLOCKS, gilt clocks, every kind
at Aliens
Order your holly wreaths at Ford's.
Ladies furs at greatly reduced prices
at PappeSs.
Big Christmas dance at Forney's hall
Christmas night.
I Columbia graphophone and records
at 119 West Main.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Evans, of LeGrand, was
in the city today.
Whitney Bros grocery will be closed
all day Christmas
Lenses duplicated the same day.
Newell optical parlors.
Watches, chains and fobs, in all sizes
and kinds at Aliens.
Boxing gloves. Say, boys, they're the
one best bet. Abbott & Son.
Safety razors-1O cents, 81 and IS
at Bendlage Hardware Company.
Rings of all kinds, plain band, sig
net and diamonds at Aliens jewelry
store.
Have plenty of dressed chickens for
your Christmas dinner, at Inman's
store.
Skates. Barney and Berry line.
Enough said. Sixty-five cents to So. so.
Abbott s. Son.
Christmas candies. nuts and apples
OF all kinds at the Mutual Benefit, SO
North Center. William Mowry.
Something in the way of electrical
toys, engine motors, telegraph instru-
ments and flash lights. c. A. West.
You can buy your jewelry just as
well at night as in the day time. We
are open evenings till after Christmas,
Hellberg.
You are sure of one thing when pur-
chasing Christmas gifts at Pappe's,
you are giving useful and dependable
presents.
Lots of mixed nuts, candies of all
kinds. black walnuts 81 per bushel, APP
pies Is cents to 81 per bushel, at In
mans store.
Take advantage of the 20 per cent
discount for the next three days on
all jewelry. Miller, the jeweler, los
East Main.
Our wagons and sleds have arrived
and we can again fill all orders. A cou-
pom with each cash dollar purchase.
Bondage Hardware Company.
New York Spies, good to eat. the best
to cook; 25 cents peck, 81 a bushel.
We only have a few Of these. Come
early. Parlor Grocery. Telephone 1874.
A nice portable electric table lamp
will make fine present. Call at the
big store, 20 North Center street, and
get one. STANDARDIZATION Com
pany.
The funeral of Mrs. Logan Watson
will be held from the Silvius home. 20s
East Linn street, Friday afternoon at
1880, Rev. Jesse Cole, assisted by Rev
J. j. Bower, officiating.
An electric iron for Christmas will
not only please the lady Of the house
but will help to drive away the blues
on ironing day. Buy one and be con-
WINGED. Buchanan-Boughton Company
Mrs. George w. Smith and daugh-
ters, Ruth and Margaret, left this
morning for Rockford, ILL.,, where they
will spend the holidays with Mrs.
Smiths mother, Mrs. Ruth Wyliss, and
sister, Miss Charlotte Lawrence.
Miss Ada Adams, aged 16, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Adams, of Lis
comb, was brought to the city this
morning and taken to st: Thomas hos
pital for treatment. The girl is suf-
fering with a well developed case of
anemia. and her condition is critical.
Mrs. Rose Hoon, of Des Moines, ara
rived in the city Tuesday evening, call
ed by the death Of her mother, Mrs.
Charles Kliebenstein. Mr.. Kliebenstein,
who has been employed on concrete
work at Waterloo by Ely & Co.,
reached the city this morning. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kliebenstein. Of Berlin,
came Tuesday night.
The funeral Of Mrs. J. g. Haney was
largely attended Tuesday afternoon
from the Haney home, PIT North Sec
Dnd avenue. Capt. s.. A. Meyer, Of the
Salvation Army, being in charge, as
sisted by Rev. w. M. Force. The army
furnished the music and the pail bear
ers. The body was sent to Newton,
leaving early this morning, for burial.
You can find everything you wish for
musical gift at 119 West Main The
Gilbert Music Company are Offering
some excellent values in the way of
music rolls and bags, violins, harps,
music books and sheet music. $500
cbpies at 10 cents; some rare old stand
ard songs and piano music at cents.
Visit their store and see those beauti-
full piano scarfs.
The Harvey Stock Company, which
will be the attraction at the New Odeon
for nine nights and two matinees, COM
nencing Christmas afternoon, will pre-
sent all new and up-to-date bills dur
ing their stay here. Christmas matinee
they will present the pretty society
drama THE Russian Slave Girl" and
for the evening "A Daughter of Satan"
Prices 10. 20 and 80 cents. Matinees 10
and IS cents.
Miss Anna Maud Kimberly was hos
tess Tuesday evening at the regular
monthly meeting OF the Drake Univer-
eity Club Arrangements were made
for a concert to be given under the
local organizations auspices by the
Drake Glee Club, of Des Moines, dur
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