Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-22

Chamberlain, optometrist.
-Chamberlains.
Pure pork sausage at Ruperts.
Big Christmas dance at Forney's hall
Christmas night.
Wanted-Young man assistant. New
ell optical parlors.
Carving sets, and the prices are
right. Abbott & Son.
Don't buy candies until YOU see the
big selection at Pinkerton's.
Cheer your friends Christmas with a
box of Ford's flowers. Phone 10.
Christmas post cards, fine assort-
ment at all prices, at Newton's.
Special prices on ladies and gents
watcher, Miller. THE. jeweler, los
Main
Wanted-Carrier boys, for south and
west part of city. Call Times-Republi-
can office.
Solid silverware always makes an
appropriate gift. Allen has lots of odd
pieces to select from
If you wish to enjoy your Christmas
you must have a fine box of fresh
chocolates from Newton's.
Wagons and sleds for the young fell
lows Just ought to see the elegant
assortment. Abbott & Son.
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ls47 Rogers knives and forks. A
coupon with EACH dollars purchase.
bendlage Hardware Company.
Don't fail to visit the toy department
at Simmons Book Store. Lots of good
things left and more arriving daily.
Your Christmas pies made from Ra-
tavia mince meat will please everyone.
L. S. Peckham Grocery Companv.
Buy your fine rings at Hellberg's.
The big line, signet, plain, band, dia-
mond, set, anything that you want.
shur On eye glasses, So Easy eve
glasses, Knu Digit eye glasses. All of
the late mountings at Newell optical
parlors.
Fart Of the value of a fine present
is In the engraving. Hellberg is the
best in town. Buy your watches and
rings at Hellbergs
So many ladies say when out shop-
ping all day and go to Pappe's, they
find just what they want. so ladies'
just drop into Pappe's.
Frank Williams, who was injured by
falling Monday night, is improving at
st. Thomas hospital and is resting as
comfortably as could be expected.
New York Spies, good to eat, the best
to cook; % cents peck, 81 bushel.
We only have few of these. Come
early. Parlor Grocery. Telephone 1874.
Lost-One- of our electric light
bills, since we have been burning
Tungsten lamps, purchased of Buch-
anan-Boughton Company, 20 North
Center street
Something for the women folks
Piano benches, music cabinets, writing
desks, a nice easy rocker and MANY
other nice things can be had at Marion
Cards big store.
Our store will be closed all day
Christmas, but will be open Friday
evening to accommodate all who can
not get in earlier. L. s. Peckham
Grocery Company.
Something for the men folks. smok-
ing cabinets or cellarettes, chiffoniers
and wardrobes, office chairs, a nice
easy rocker with many other things al
Marion Cards big store.
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| Umbrellas with detachable handles O,
the plain kind, either in gold or sill
yer, and engraved the way that you
want them. Nothing will please your
friends more than this gift Big line at
Hellberg's.
We have arranged special lot OF
china, cut glass, books, bibles, ETC., to
sell for 50 cents each. These are rare
values and are going fast so it will pay
you to look these over at once. Sim
mons Book Store.
Mrs. w. G. Kane left for North Am
herst, o., this morning where she will
remain visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Adams for about two
weeks. Mrs. Kane went especially tic
attend reunion of the members of
the family. which is to be held during
the holidays.
Word from Des Moines today brings
the announcement of the birth of 6
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ball Mrs
Ball was formerly Miss Edna Wild
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
| Wildman, of this city, Mrs. Wildman
| returned today from brief visit al
her daughters home
The following boys, Hatcher, Will
son, McCombs, Scott and Good viii
make up the basketball team of the
boys department of the Railroad Y
NJ. c. "A. which will go to Grinnell thi;
evening to play a team from the boys
club of the Congregational church. w
B. Christie, director of the boys work
will accompany the players.
Several friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B
Clinton, numbering about twenty
completely surprised Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton at their home, $40 North Sec
ond avenue, Monday might, the occa-
sion being Mr.. Clinton's birthday an
niversary. A very pleasant time was
Eenjoyed and during the evening re.
lfreshments were served by the self-in.
vited guests.
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