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

Victoria open tonight.
See Skegg's picture window.
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All kinds OF nuts at Ftruster's.
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DR.. MARS, 12o East Main street.
Plain wedding rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Billiard, osteopat.h, Is West Main
Post card albums at Newton's. Prices
are right.
Cassie Mullineaux Richards, violinist
4 South Second street.
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Holly, oak and toy leaves, bells and
garlands at Pinkertnn's.
Methodist church "wednesday.
See our window of elegant Christmas
stationery. Simmons Book Store.
Holly of all kinds and wreathes al
culley's, 1912 South First avenue.
See the latest things in Japanese
goods and leather goods at Pinkerton's
See DR.. Mairs about your rheuma-
tism, liver, kidney and stomach trouble
The board OF supervisors made its
monthly visit to the county farm to.
day.
Get the habit of dropping in ane
looking around at the big store. Pink.
erton.
New key Of New York sweet cider
very fine, at Culleys. Only 80 cents 6
gallon.
Bring your pictures to Skegg's store
and have them framed before, the holi-
day rush.
| A new lot Of doll cabs to be solo
while they last at SO cents, at Simmons
Book Store.
Now is the time to select Christina:
presents Come in and see what Skege
has to offer.
We have the patent Christmas tree
\ holders. See them. l.. S. Peckham Gro
Gerry Company.
Electric irons make useful presents
Come in and get one. Buchanan.
Boughton Company.
Mr.. Ray p. Scott has returned from
weeks business trip to various point.
in western South Dakota.
| Remember that we are sole agents
for Columbia graphophones and rec.
ords. Gilbert Music Company.
Our store will be open evenings from
and after Tuesday, Dec IA. unit
Christmas. Ingledue & Young.
Select your furs for Christmas pres
ents at Simon's tomorrow and Thurs
day. Any kind of furs that you want
We give seventeen pounds granu
lated sugar for 81, and seven cake
of Lenox soap for 25 cents at Bruster's
Our sales lately have been enormou
but we still have quantities of fine hol
iday goods of every description. Sim
mons Book Store.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul.
church held it's regular business meet
ing and monthly tea Monday Afternoon
and evening at the L. G. Abbott home
The tea was we'll patronized.
The funeral of Joel A. j. Prior, o
Monroe county, who died at the sol
diers' home Sunday, was held at tn
home at 10 o'clock this morning. Bur
ial was in the home cemetery.
We have a beautiful line in furni
ture for the women, dressing table
with chairs to match, chiffoniers, a
kinds of sewing tables, beautif,
. lamp for the center table or librar
table. Marion Gard.
Our sheet music and music book
have arrived and we can supply yo
with most everything in this line.
speciality Of Century music, 1900 copie
at 10 cents per copy. Special sale nov
on. Gilbert Music Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russie and Mr.
George w. Smith went to LeGrand thi
morning to attend the funeral of Mr.
, Willard s. Pierce, which was held fror
the residence, two miles west of LIE
Grand, at o'clock this afternoon.
, We sold electric irons last year 70
Christmas presents and we are gon
to do the same thing this year. Wha
. will make a more useful present tina
. an electric iron? We have a good sup
ply and We guarantee satisfaction
Buchanan oughton Company.
} Mrs. NJ. U. Cheshire entertaine
about twenty of her lady friends q
bridge this afternoon, complimentary
to Mrs E. r. Moore, of Ananosa. Fol
lowing cards, a three-cou lunch wa
enjoyed. The hostess was assisted /
4 serving by MISS Ida Fitzsimmons, Mis-
Olive Reeves, and Miss Cora Nelson, Q
Chicago, the latter sister Of the hostes,
Something entirely new for the me
folks, a combination chiffonier an
wardrobe, a place to hang your clothe.
keep your hats and a dozen drawer
for the various articles usually wor
by men. Comes in quarter sawed oal
finished In white birch. The one grea
piece Of furniture to buy for your me
folks. Sold by Marion Gard.
The regular meeting Of the Sunda
School Teachers Union was held Mon
day afternoon in the Y. NJ c. A. rooms
A review Of the last quarters Sunda
school lessons, by Rev. James Ray
burn, proved most interesting, and wa
much enjoyed. The members of tn
union received and accepted cordia
invitation to attend the Women's Clu
ynoafino Undpac1or Ftorpoop