Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-22

chunk or split wood in the city. Phone
$40 and try cord
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/! Roast chicken supper at the Y w.
! G. n. Saturday evening. commencing
at $3.50 o'clock Public invited
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i The very best Christmas sit for your
son or daughter is scholarship in the
Central Iowa Business College.
! Oar store VIII be open evenings un-
tH Christmas. Buchanan Bougilton
/. Company, 90 North Center street.
! Mrs. J. G. Johnson, Of l.ynnvi,la.
spent the day in the city with her
brother, Rev. r.. II. Brown and family.
| 1t will pay you to investigate the
many values Marion Gard is Offering
| before YOU decide what to give fu.
Christmas.
The Norwoods are still drawing large
houses at the Odeon. Only two more
nights to see the big fun show-tonight
and Saturday.
/ Fifteen or more statesmen Of the Mar
shall Oil Company for Iowa territory
will be in the city Saturday for bust
ness meeting.
Tonight and tomorrow while they
! last we will sell ladies' fur trimmed!
feet slippers at 50 cents per pair. Harry
A. Waterman.
| AT p. m. just received a big ship
| ment of watches. Come in while the
! stock is complete. Miller, the jeweler
10S East Main street.
Smith Music Company. 10 East Main.
are showing big line of mouth harps.
jews harps. accordions, etc. They will
make just the Christmas gift.
| Don't forge. that on Saturday night
you can buy goods at Your own price.
as the toys, pictures and books must
go at some price. F. NJ. Pinkerton.
Late shoppers viii find Hodges the
correct place to go. Every effort has
been made to keep the line complete.
Look it over tonight or tomorrow.
Hurry, hurry, before they are all
gone. Those beautiful silver plated
jewel boxes, formerly sold at $1.45,
now reduced to s1.24. Q, =. Tuttle.
Justice of Peace s. E. Peek leaves for
Rosalia, Kan, this evening to visit for
a week with his son. Mr.! F. E. Peek,
and family, who recently moved there
Remember my line of brass. goods
is all genuine brass and guaranteed;
not the cheap bargain counter line.
handle this line the year around. at
Pinkerton's.
Miss Mabel shearer wifi conduct the
story hour at the public library at 10
o'clock Saturday morning, telling
Christmas stories for the first, second
third and fourth grades
Every boy and girl in Marshalltown
who can give the syrup5 factory yell
! founder than a stage whisper will be
given sack OF CANDY. free in front Of
Efhe court house, Sa tnrday afternoon at
1880. ,assy
If you are still in doubt about what
you want to give to some one and don't
know what to give. let it be box Of
Morse's chocolates. They will be
thankfully received. Sold at, the Old
Reliable Drug store.
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To our many friends and customers
who have assisted us during the past
year in making this one Of the busiest
groceries. we wish to extend our
thanks and to wish all a merry. merry
Christmas. Johnson & Matsen, %
East Main street.
R. NJ. Dickinson maple goods, the
Bailey boys and their Pa and the
Marshalltown Syrup and Sugar Com
pany are all the same thing and you
can get $50 breakfasts out of one
gallon Of their maple syrup for 1925.
Ask your grocer. t,.
That light, wholesome bread that
you saw at your neighbours was made
with Golden Cream flour. You can
make the same kind OF bread If you
use this brand of flour. Ask your gro
Ger for it or order it from Benedict's
Flour and Feed Store.
The sale of butterine in Marshall
town is enormous. the growing demand
is for two reasons the high quality ot
butterine and the high cost of butter.
After you begin to use it you keep it
up. Order a pound of either Lilly Leaf
or Monarch: you will save money and
be satisfied.
Hodges wants every woman o. man
in Marshalltown who has not yet
selected his or her present To call at
the store tonight or tomorrow and
make their selection. The line is COM
plete and the range Of prices is such
that everyone can find the thing that
they want at the price they want to
pay.
Your turkey dinner. won't he COM
plete unles you have good fresh trim
mings such as vegetables. fruits. cand-
les. nuts. ETC., and you can get just
that kind at Wilhau & Halversons We
also wish at this time to extend to our
friends Merry Christmas and to state
that we will be closed all day Mon
day. Wilhau & Halverson's, 16 and IS
North First avenue.
The members of the w. r. c. Aid
Society were entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the assembly hall at the
soldiers home by Mrs. James Gould
and Mrs. Hugh Wiley. Tho election OF
officers, which had been announced.
was postponed for two weeks on ac-
count OF the small attendance. After
the regular business meeting the hos
tesses served a delicious oyster supper.
Mrs. Francis 8. Chambers and baby
daughter Dorothy, OF Spokane, Wash,
arrived In the;ctty Wednesday night
for an extended visit at the home Sof
Mrs. Chamberss fparents, Mr. and MIS-.