Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-26

THE CITY IN BRIEF
ala.ses properly f,tted. Hellberg.

~ n'u'Ae'AN =, NPA;
Last chance to see 1.-THE Trained
cats. orpneun.
SILK waists, worth IS, for 32.75 Fri
day and Saturday. Whitehead's.
Wool dresses. worth $3.50 for 3s.75
Friday and Saturday Whitehead's.
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Friday and Saturday. Whftehead's.
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rI.s eea waisss wof.n ,s s;ov. ~, ~ go
a., - --.-- 49,, 60 osn+s
n Ana, e se.,s', Wy W,,, na
f4uas a"o eae1iuay. MN'seu .
Quality portraits Tor Cnrisunas eHes.
Apsar' the we'll Known pnotosTapnes'
SILK dresses, worth $3.50 for s7.75
FRIDAY ana saturaay. Whi'eAea' o
Now located = Masonic Temple
rooms 406 to Al DR.. Ralph e. Keyser
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IAN "n sse ,1,, 90 rvar
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NAessaalne s,A 80 ~ ~
now.$l.so fT1oay anu SATURDAY. T" ni'e
neads.
One hundred Skirts up to $40 quality,
your choice $2So FRIDAY ana SATURDAY
Whiteheads.
The ideal Christmas Gift. A Victor
v,c+ro,a-nr,ces s15 to 5000 Nickel
1 Fnrnitura Company.
white and colored chamoisltte gloves,
long and short at 80 cents Friday and
satnrdav wh,tenead.s
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i One lot OF neCkWedT up TO 0U.CeHI
80 sot,rdoy Jvhitehaaa.a
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Helm went ~
Oskaloosa this forenoon to visit the
rest OF the week with relatives.
| Au+o hoods and knit caps. 50-cent
tn 81. 95 qualities for IS cents to $3.50
Friday and Saturday. Whiteneads.
rho.~ <riand. vou thinl. so much al
Univ nj surnrise them chr,atmas day
Iii ena nboto ~ Yourself You
rno,, rhris,mas ISM far oY. Camera
shom st,,din
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Mr.. ]. M. Stonestreet 10 very BUSY
.aa IT, -, anno,,,tnent eariv VIII
"a onan m Thanksriving. stonestreet
strdio ooa ra.t Wains
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Buy outing gowns now, you VIII soon
need them; 50-cent. 75-cent, u, $1.zo'
and $100 gowns for SO cents, ~ cents
79 cents. ~ cents and $1.i9 frlday
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| For Sale or Exchange-A kssel -FOUR
cylinder fifty horsepower model of 1912.
trade on small priced residence proper
ty. Address W-22. care T.-R.
1rra "a. a;,,1.io,, ~ 81 paw. fs,,,,a
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ISa4rrdav NV % AVA % n +ha base.
ment Of the Episcopal church. Those
having donations phone Mrs. Frank
Ryder or Mrs. L G. Abbott.-Adver-
tisement.
| NJ. M - 1.;ia~ 1e1f for s.c CITY
! 49,. 1900. - a+ts,d a .aur,o, of the
.na,,e,, e. Ill, thotas ~ hs hold with
NJ. pahart c,,,n and Mrs. Philip
Tag,. s;.,ar. ~ Mr.. Railey. Mr.. bailey
:. T., ~ wast and can not attend the
reunion. Mrs. Bailey will be away
| week or two.
Mice rhera.a T. Martin and her ex.
.1,aot .n1nno;, ~ viiI oman a u,eek,s on !.
90 .an,en+ at The Odeon theater Mon.
TO- n.o.an+,r. for the onentnp NAV
..Tho swoa+aa+ Girl Tn Dixie. !" q four.
oct .on+bero DRAMA The comnanv re.
turns with new nlava and new yaude-
,,,I,a .nacialt,aa Oieon-
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Tho hndv IF Carl SChm1tZ. who died
in Rochester, Mimi, reached the city
early this morning. The body was re-
moved to the ,Simkins & Estel parlors.
and the funeral will be held from the
Elks' lodge rooms Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. Karl Rest will conduct
the service, and burial will be in River
side.
-, s-.- 1900
we VIII close at NOON 'olnollow-
THANKSGIVING I ua ~, sne a.'e eUl
REMEMBER open vi. noon oAis eoin W
row. account Lnan , o icy. W.
Will oeiisef "iu s,1no ~ ~ 80 A1 ~.
our baled straw. bedding straw. 20
cents per bale. Bright feeding oat straw
80 cents per bale. Phone lis. We de-
liver. Bowles & Billings.
xr. "a M. q = Meoi-ar m North
rrs+ s+rsat en+er+aina6 the Hawthorne
60 a,,o,,or. a. lsnn.r Mondav ave-