Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-21

" cat al SIIlSILlI6S ANY ~ bl -
grocery.
The regular bible study meeting OF
the Baptist Hill Bible Glass was held
Tuesday afternoon at the lone OF Mrs.
!! William Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebbeus Bash left
Tuesday for Brownsville and other
Texas cities, where they expect to re-
! main during the rest of the winter.
Buy table linens and napkins for
Christmas gifts. 20 per cent discount
all this week. Nettie Ingledue & Co.,
/ The Entire Nous Club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. r. f. Sears. for
its regular study session. The lesson
reading was on SPANS Greatest Artist
and V~elasquez."
Twenty per cent discount on all
table linen, napkins pattern table cloths
| and lunch cloths all this week. Nettie
Ingledue & Co., the up-to-date dry
goods house.
Monday afternoon at Central Church
| of Christ, was held the regular meeting
of the M%arshalltown Sunday School
Teachers Union. The routine work
was taken up.
Just the things to make the child
happy al Christmas time-children's
! rockers and doll beds, in many styles
and prices. These lines are the best
| we have ever had to offer the public.
! Marion Gard.
Those manicure sets at Lander's drug
store are the SWEETEST ever. some in sill
yer and some pearl: in fact we have
the best line in town. Call and see us.
Charles j. Lander. old reliable drug
gist. corner Main and First
An overheated furnace in one Of the
work shops of the Lennox Furnace
Company caused a small fire at about
I o'clock Tuesday. which was put
out with the chemical apparatus be-
fore any but slight damage had been
DONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Griffin VIII leave
the latter part OF the week for Mount
Pleasant, to visit relatives until after
Christmas. Between Christmas and
New Years Mr.. anf N4s. Griffin will
leave for southern California for an in
definite stay.
Don't forget that while shopping
your hands and face may chap. Lam
der's Old Reliable Glycerine Cream will
make your skin as soft and smooth as
q baby's. Forty-four years in Mar
shalltown. Charles J. Lander. old re-
liable druggist, corner Main and First
avenue.
Make the home comfortable for the
man of the h~ouse-keep him at home
nights to enjoy the comforts of his
| own fireside. To do this see our line
Of smoking cabinets, Morris chairs,
Turkish rockers and library tables.
Just the things for Christmas gifts.
Marion Gard.
The regular monthly meeting of the
branch house managers of III Western
Grocer Company was held in the city
Monday. All of the managers attend
ed but Madison Let's. Of the ST. Jo-
seph, Mo-. house, ard F. f. Brewer. of
| the Albert Lea INC Owatonna, MIMI.
branches.
Small damage by fire was done early
Tuesday morning at the farm home OF
Henry Koppert, tenant on the T.. c.
Cronkleton farm, one and one-half
miles northeast of Haverhill. When
the Koppert boys went to bed Monday
night they threw their clothes too near
to a stovepipe that passed thru their
bedroom floor. The heat ignited the
clothing, which was destroyed and the
floor was scorched a little. The loss
on the clothing viii be about Sc.
Mr.. H. P. Black and little son left
Tuesday morning for Paris. Tex. where
they will spend Christmas with MIR.
Blacks parents. Rev. and Mrs. j. K.
Black, formerly of this city. The en-
tire family is to hold a reunion at the
parental home at Christmas time, It
being the first time in twelve years
that all Of the members have been to-
gether. Before returning, in five or
six weeks. Mr.. Black will also visit
Houston, Corpus Christi. and other
Texas cities.
Remember the special discount sale
continues three days more at Marion
Cards. This sale was mad possible
by the late arrival of two carloads Of
furniture, which were delayed in tran
sit. These cars arrived a week g
last Saturday and the season being
late It was decided to give the public
the advantage of the delay and offer
everything in h state at a 20 per cent
discount. The delayed cars contained
la fine line of china closets. buffets
sectional and combination bookcases.
You can not afford to let the holidays
PASS without seeing this beautiful line
Of goods. Call at h Marion Gard
store and get the best in furniture at
| the right price.
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
larry Society was entertained Tuesday
i~afternoon by Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell, 30s
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tect was, appropriately. "Syria, the
80. Az Sayior's R}rth" Interest