Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-21

q few left for $3.50. Nickel Furniture
Company
Nickel plated bath room supplies,
make useful gifts. Buchanan Boughton
! Company.
| One best candy, Martha Washing
ton, one place to buy it. Oppice Fruit
Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry and Mrs.
e. A. Binder, Of Colo, were here for a
few hours Friday.
Typewriters to rent. Typewriter sup
plies for all makes of machines for
sale. Orlando Baxter.
Buy your children the special mixed
candies. that we have for Christmas.
Wachter's confectionery.
Do your Christmas shopping at
Painters clothing store. Prices always
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Those who wear Munsing underwear
are always comfortable in any kind Of
weather. Painters clothing store.
| Special discount on children's toy
doll beds. rockers, rocking horses and
doll cabs. Nickel Furniture Company.
| The beautiful California carved rose
beads, in all colors and shapes, are
selling we'll at Observation-Disclosures
ment.
We will be open Monday. Tuesday.
and Wednesday evenings. Buchanan
Boughton Company. 20 North Center
Istreet.
Twenty per cent discount on all cash
1 I,tr ev1A 1NyoS
goods and pictures. Simmons book
store.
The German Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, 113
North Second avenue. Tuesday after
noon. Dec. %.
Miss Madeline Stump went Saturday
morning to Cedar Falls, where she will
spend the holidays with Miss Mabel
Peterson, formerly Of this city.
| Judge Arthur G. Fort and Miss Clara
Fort, Of Minonk, ILL.,. are in the citY for
q visit at the homes Of their father. j.
M Fort They VIII remain over the
holidays. e
| Buy useful gifts for Christmas, cleo
trio irons, coasters, percolators, curl
ing irons. sewing machine motors, etc.
Buchanan Boughton Company, 20
North Center street
Let US install some new electric
Christmas. It will benefit the whole
family. Buchanan Boughton Company,
20 North Center street.
Chocolates and bon bons, home made
and they are good, too; and can be
had In different size boxes, and at
different prices. Fancy boxes for the
Christmas trade. Royal Candy Com
pany.
Buy your mixed candies and choco-
lates, Judges, etc., from this confection-
| cry. We know they are fresh and good
| because we make the mright here.
Royal Candy Company, across from
the Orpheum Observation-Disclosures
The best gift to give man is some
thing he can use. We suggest that you
see our splendid line Of silk and WOOL
muTlers. beautiful ties, silk hose. plain
| or initial handlkcrchiefs, dress or street
gloves. and silk shirts. Painters Cloth
| ing store.
Mrs. P. w. Hogancamp and son Will
liam, of Cathay, n. D.. arrived In the
city Saturday to visit for several weeks
with Mrs. Hogancamp's sister, Mrs. ].
P. Cooper and other relatives. Mr..
Hogancamp will Join his wife here
later Mr.. and Mrs. Hogancamp for
merly lived In this city.
There was a large attendance Friday
ut the annual bazaar and supper given
| by the aid society of the Central
Church Of Christ in the church parlors.
! The fancy work booths were attrac-
lively decorated in keeping with the
affair, and over 200 patrons were
| served during the supper hour.
Mrs. George Whitton and Mrs A. w.
Dobson were hostesses Friday after
noon at the regular meeting of the aid
society OF the Presbyterian church. held
| in the church parlors. Forty members
attended the affair, and pleasant at
ternoon was spent socially and with
! fancy work The hostesses served re-
freshments.
| The funeral Of John T. Short, who
died at his home, Ill South First ave-
nue., Friday morning, was held from
the Pursel chapel at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Rev. B. f. Martin officiated.
A large number Of relatives and friends.
was present, and the floral offerings
were numerous. The body will be sent
to Omaha for burial Thursday.
We do not wish to brag Of our dia-
mond line, just state the fact that VIC
can suit you AZ to size, quality and
price. the three points you want to look
out for in buying such things. II you
trust US whom buying stone we will
give you q good stone, a stone true to
descriptions and square deal-all an
honest man can do. Call on us for
diemonds. Hellberg.
Thirty boys who gathered at the
Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon
heard interesting short reports Of the
state conferences for older boys. held
at Cedar, Falls early in tho month
jseven: Of the delegates from this city
who attended the conference spoke.
They were Bert Newcomer, Hartley
vogt. Louis Roeschn7ann, Maurice Bat
tin. Cole McCreery, Fred Donnelson
and Lloyd Miller. The meeting was
held under the direction Of the boys
department o1 the z. n. G. A.