Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-13
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Fine jewelry at Tuttle's.


Fine jewelry at Tuttle's.
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Apples cheap. E. E. Hood.
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Eastman kOdaks at NeWton's.
George ]. Allen, optical specialist.
DR.. Wood, eye. ear, throat. Glasses.
Read Mccullough & Sons want adj
Get your picture framing done at
Skeggs.
Open evenings from now till Christ
mas. Hellberg.
For anything in the jewelry line call
on Miller at once.
Open evenings from now till Christ
mas. Hellberg.
Oysters. better and cheaper than
anybody's at E. r. Hoods.
Largest and most complete optical
parlors in the state. 124 East Main
street.
All styles of post cards and kodak
albums and scrap books at Simmons
Book Store
The Beethoven Club will meet with
Mrs. j.. H. Snyder, 502 East Main street
Tuesday afternoon.
Opera glasses, gilt clocks, silver
plated sets, and solid silver goods at
Aliens jewelry store.
Our store will be open evenings from
and after Tuesday, Dec. IA, until
Christmas. Ingledue & Young.
After Dec. 1/anyone breaking q
tense may have it duplicated the same
day. Newell optical parlors.
/ Our store will be open evenings from
and after Tuesday, Dec. IA, until
Christmas. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
John w. Boggie, 400 West Boon street
All parties wishing their eyes ex.
amined telephone 479 for an appoint.
ment. Latest method Of examination
Newell optical parlors.
Mrs. John Bunker and daughter Hell.
en-, of Paonia, Colo, who have beer
in the city for week visiting DR.. and
Mrs. A. B. Conway, left for their home
| this morning.
| Mesdames H. L. Laird, G. G.. Basset
and S. NJ. Wilson were hostesses a.
thee hurch parlors Friday afternoon t.
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
The hostesses served lunch during tn.
social hour.
Mrs. w. "A. Sandoe was hostess t,
the Saturday Afternoon Whist Club
Two out-oftown guests were present
Mrs. Fred King Smith, of Kansas City
and Mrs. E. r. Moore, of Anamosa
Following cards the hostess served ,
s o'clock tea.
Mrs. E. w. Jay received from Chi
cago today letter written by her hus
band, DR.. Jay, who is in Augustan
hospital, recovering from an operation
for gall stones. DR.. Jay was permitte
to sit UP some Sunday for the frs
time. He is gaining dn strength nice
ly, and expects to be home to spen
Christmas with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNeely wi
leave Thursday for an all-winter sta
in California. They will make Los An
N giles their headquarters. On their wa
II west Mr. and Mrs. McNeely will sto
II in Denver, and also at the home @
II Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Keefer, formerly Q
H this city. who are now living in Colo
RADIO, whom they will visit for a day
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\ Nothing nicer than picture for
i Christmas gift. Look at Skegg's lin,
Il His prices will appeal to you. Their
is so much of beauty, modern styl
\ and appropriateness in the selection c
pictures and picture frames, that on
\ can not appreciate them except b
comparison. See Slzeggs line, get hi
prices then compare them with 9th
ers.
4 The opening Saturday of the cafeteri
Of the Y. w. c. A. proved there is
demand for this feature of the Y. W
c. A. work, and at both the noon lloul
and in the evening, many women pat
ronized the association. Most of th
patrons Saturday were young wome
who are working down town in store
and offices. The food served was a
well cooked, and served on tables q
which four could be seated.
In "The Blue Mouse" which at pres
ent is said to be making everybod
laugh in New York, Clyde Fitch, tn
author, who adapted the farce from
German version, has given the stag
a new and improved chorus lady VIII,
in spite of her roughness, is wholly II
resistible. In Paulette Divine, variet
Salome dancer, who is called 'AThe Blu
Mouse" Mr.. Fitch has created a typ
of character that will be talked of fe
years. 1.-THE Blue Mouse" has bee
Gagged" by Messrs. shubert, and wi
J be exhibited here for the second tim
at the New Odeon next Thursda.
Dec. 16.