Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-16

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Post cardA Bowers Studio.
Bring your watche. in. Hodges.
Eastman kodaks. Bowen's Studio.
Diamond. neck chains. Chamberlain.
DR.. Graham. o~steopath. Masonic temple
d.. Bul,ard. oetoopath. Is west Main.
Far Everready Hash lights. Horne
& Gelvin.
For moving or storage see N. White
Transfer line. 10 South First avenue,
For sale-Fresh milk from tested
cows. Phone 1863. z. J. Robb. 107
East Church:
See President Wilson In the Hudson
Six Ut the Orpheum. now showing
Advertisement.
Open EVENING". We will keep oul
store open evenings till Christmas
Larson & Son.
Don't forget to ask your merchant
for free tickets Il the poultry show
Advertisement.
There will be a box social at school
No. 4. In Taylor township, Friday eve
ming, Dec. 1a-Advertisement.
Plumb Brothers have secured Col.
J. w. Garris, of Rhodes, for one Of
their Observation-Disclosures.
Dr.. Lierle has moved his office from
over Mcbride & Wills to rooms 414-
as Masonic temple. Advertisement.
The study class Of the twentieth
Century Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon in tho public library auditor
ium.
ira at the musicians holiday ball.
Cummings hall Wednesday evening,
Dec. 17.-Advertisement..
Mrs. c. Stensland and Mrs. varland
Of Radcliffe. = in the city for a visit
Of a few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. sandvig and with other friends,
The home and education department
OF the Woman's Club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
r G. Valentine. s North Fifth street.
See our line Of casseroles, made OF
genuine Guernsey ~earthenware, with
nickle plated holder of beautiful. design
which sell at 1925 to $3.50. Horne &
Gelvin.
Fathers, do you still remember how
proud you with our first pair
Of red top boots? Buy your boy a pair.
Open evenings till Christmas. Lar
SON & Son.
The three big dry goods men who are
members Of Rev. B.. F. Martins church
might get together and give the preach
er's suggestion Of closed stores on
Christmas eve a practical trial.
Mrs. C. E. Miller, who recently un-
derwent a surgical operation at. the
St Thomas hospital, was discharged
this morning and moved to her home.
416 North Fourth street. Mrs. Miller
Is doing very nicely.
Attend the grand holiday bail at
Cummings' hall Wednesday evening.
Dec. II. Music by the full Odeon The
ater orchestra, eight pieces. Tickets Is
cents 1er scouple.3 Extra ladies IS
cents.-Advertisement.
Miss Mary 'Gilchrist, reader and vo-
calist. formerly Of this city but now OF
the Boston conservatory, viii give a
concert Dec. II at the Methodist
church. Adults 25 cents, children IN
der IL years Is cents. Committee.
They are here, rugs. 200 beautiful
patterns. different designs. These rugs
are worth $3.50 and 50 but-you buy
81 worth Of groceries. fruits or meats
and we will sell you M for % cents.
Flower meat. grocery and fruit stores.
c. F. Brooks. Of Marion township.
was pleasantly surprised by thirty
friends Of the neighborhood and this
city. the occasion being the celebra-
ton Of Mr.. Brooks Goth birthday ami
versary. The hours were spent socially
and with music. and supper was
served.
II you want a good rug and want to
buy one for 80 cents then phone Flow
ers and order s. Of groceries. meats or
fruits. Over 200 rugs, beautiful de-
signs and patterns. Rugs are worth
$3.50 and So, with So worth Of grocer.
les, meats or fruits you can have q
rug for % cents. Flower meat, grocery
and fruit stores.
Don't be afraid to bring your good
horses and cattle and thoroughbred
hogs to our market sale Jan. 8. 1914. as
we have secured J. W. Garris. Of
Rhodes, the we'll known livestock auc-
tioneer Of central Iowa. MI. Garris
has q sale pavilion Of his own. and is
an experienced a%uctioneer In the mar
ket sale business. Plumb Brothers.
A great many good fellows" among
our housewives are taking care Of those
whose necessities compel them to do the
family washing for a living. and there
10 probably no one in the city more
deserving. This movement should not
be confined to ones OWE employees,
but should extend to the employees Of
others, for fear that all employers will
not be sufficiently thoughtful.
What q drag will do in, making a
good road was amply demonstrated
Monday on the North Third avenue
and Center street roads, where q fine
road was in evidence up to the city linn
its. and a succession Of mud holes and
ruts from there into the street pave
ments. because the city teams had not
vet reached the roads, The PRAIRIE