Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-04

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Royal NeighborS fair and dance
saturday. Dec. 8. at Odd Fellows' hall.
Reece's Observation-Disclosures.
Have you seen those nifty "baby
doll slippers" for party or dance. On
display in our window? Larson & Son.
New crop budded English walnuts.
the sweet meated kind same az last
year. Culleys' store, South First ave-
nue..
Before the rush, bring in your
Christmas pictures and have them
Main.
A $3.50 suit for SO. It's yous chance
to buy suits and cloaks at the most rea-
sonable prices yet heard of. Bargain
Store.
General Superintendent c. s. Lake, OF
the NJ. & st. L., came to the city We'd
nesday evening and remained here to-
day on business.
| A box of Interviewer socks would
make a gift that any man would ap-
preciate, sold exclusively by US. Paint
er's clothing store.
! Any ladies suit at prices up to $3.50
for $1,000, during our cloak and suit
sale that Is now on. Bargain Store,
North First Avenue.
DR.. M. NJ. Evans and family, Of Lee
Grand moved their household goods
to their new home, IL North Tenth
street. Wednesday and today.
| Cream, milk, ice cream. Families
supplied. Prompt delivery. Phone 317.
Temporary office BIG South Third ave-
nue.. jackson Dairy Company.
Party slippers to match any gown or
dress. with high or low heel. Every
thing in the line Of a party slipper can
always be found her. Larson & Son.
The sale that you should attend is
the CLOAK and suit sale at the Bargain
store. Every cloak and suit selling at
half price. Bargain store. North First
Ave.
| NevR-Brak combs are the latest IN
combs. The are waranteed to- never
break in use. See our window. All
size combs at different prices. Old
Reliable Drug Co.
Ladies, why suffer with corns. bun
ions, sore and tired feet. when pair Of
Growers soft shoes for tender feet will
give instant relief to the worst of feet.
Send forstyle booklet. Larson & Son.
Ladies, why suffer with corns, bum
ions. sore and tired feet, when a pair OF
Growers soft shoes for tender feet will
give instnat relief to the worst Of feet.
Send forstyle booklet. Larson & Son.
Mrs. Charles Beckwith, 1904 West
Church street entertained the George
l.. Andrews store employees at supper
last Wednesday eve. The evening
hours were spent with cards and music.
Mrs. James Skegg arrived home
Wednesday evening from Buffalo Cen
ter, where she has been visiting for a
week with her daughter. Miss ELLA
Skegg, principal OF the Duffalos Center
high school. q
| Men, one pair Of Korrect Shape
shoes, will out wear two pair Of ordi-
nary shoes, and yet you can get this
wonderful shoe at Larson & Son, in
patent. tan, gunmetal, and vtci kid.
Button or lace. Larson & Son.
Men, one pair Of Korrect Shape
shoes will out wear two pair Of ordi-
nary shoes. and yet you can get this
wonderful shoe at Larson g. Son. in
patent tan, gunmetal and vice kid.
Button or lace. Larson & Son.
H. M. Cooper, Of Sioux Falls. s. D..
who Is to be associated with his broth
er, A. r. Cooper. and others. in the c.
and e. Manufacturing Company. has
come to the city. Mr.. Cooper's family
will follow him within a few weeks.
Don't let your children catch cold on
49, foo a
| this il the worst time Of the year for
sickness. Protect them against sickness
by buying them a pair Of Larson &
Sons shoes. The store where quality
goes in before the price goes on. Lar
son & Son.
Mrs ]. w. Britt and MRS. r. H. Grim.
III South Second avenue, were host
esses Wednesday afternoon to the reg
ular meeting Of the Car Workers Aux
| iliary. There was a large attendance
and the afternoon hours were spent
tying comforters and with sewing. Re-
freshments were served by the host
| esses.
Mrs. Emma C. Emery, Of Portland,
Ore. who has been visiting at the home
of Misses Minnie and Fannie Russell.
and with other friends in the city, left
this morning for Minneapolis. where
she win join her daughter in-law.
Mrs. Al Emery. also Of Portland who
has been visiting in Mason City and
the Twin Cities, and will accompany
her home.
Leon A. ellison 10 Offering Laura
Frankenfield and his capa BILE company
in Margaret Anglin's big success THE
Awakening OF Helena Richie" The
New York production will be carried
and will be seen here at the Odeon
| Theater Sunday evening. The charac-
tiers in the book are all represented in
the play. There are only nine In the
cast golden mean between the con-
fusing plays. and the recent tendency
toward having only "a man. his wife
and the servant girl al Sam Bernard
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