Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-23
Bring your watches in. Hods.A

SaIety rdzOTS from - 70 - ~ 1aVkuo
& Gelvin's.
Chicken sandwiches at our fountain.
b. A. Morgan.
Christmas festival post cards.
Camera Shop
Swiss cheese sandwiches at our foun-
tain. b. a. Morgan.
| First run OF Mutual movies at Isis
| ght.-Advertisement.
Fire Insurance. w. NJ. Clark. First
National Bang building.
Mrs. j. s. Bavender. Of Union. was q
visitor in the city today.
| Wizards cottage cheese for your
dinner Parlor Grocery. 81
Ladies' and gentlemen's leather trav-
cling sets. B. A. Morgan. nv
Mrs. J. s. Newell went this morning
to Ackley to visit relatives.
Partisan ivory. COCO bola and ebony
military brushes. B. A. Morgan.
! Tatting shuttles. cigaret cases and
wrist watches Just In; nice line
| William Hellberg.
A $40 forty gallon feed cooker. Cook
ing will improve your frozen corn
Schmidt's hardware.
Snow oess go. -
s i' n. s'
- go e.e...
| Mrs. H. E. Wright Of Clifford. Is ex-
pected this evening for a visit with her
cousin. Mrs. E. E. Bowles. III,
! All the sandwiches and pies used at
our fountain are freshly made each
lii morning Q. =. Morsm.
Thaddeus Binford was reported as
better today, and in more rational
condition than heretofore.
Miss Ruth Tolliver. of Jefferson, ar
rived in the city this morning for a
brief visit with Miss Hazel McLeland
NJ md NJ. r 3, Collins and son
left this morning for Emmettsburg,
where they will spend Christmas with
relatives.
c,rnenter;s 1o,7s are ALWAYS accent
able to a carpenter. See Horne &
Gelvin for anything in this line.-Ad-
vertisement.
NJ ana Mrs George LYON left This
r,arn,ra ~ ,M,nnaa nolis :, Tsnend
Christmas with their son, Burke Lyon
and family.
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a,,. $3.50 =, th,s rnoreInr orda, wo,,,
.here nnw at nnca phone ga. Nc
Cords grocery.
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gu, s,S.,, str.a. 80 ~. narense of
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has Dsem NE Garr,a Ho,nssS 4 !.
'ieA i''o'A' ----9. $500 ,S. s.
Everybody go to the big RedMen's
..aa. .isht $500 20 go. Ev.n
to- .,aLa+s n aants ronn,ttto Z \.
80 ~ $3.50 :, 1
Eat down town. Our fountain serves
you fresh made sandwiches hotscof-
ar,,,,. Mapr,da VIII nr,,n r,nnn !.
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~.- Adv
ASman is Known by the comptnY he
keepA Albright, have a box OF Martina
Washington candy in your pocket,s you
Er,,it .,nnonan,, n
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Some people pay 10 cents pound
extra for the name upon can ofscof-
fee. That Is needless waste. Buy a
pound OF Colonial Inn coffee, 50 cents
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed T Austin and son
Robert left this morning for West
Union, where they will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Austin's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Longfield.
The nub,,c Iihrarv will clo.e af
CLOCK Cnrls.nas eve, rrloay, ana VIII
remain -, crossed until s:sv M u, mo.n ,..
hs. ne Duiioins WIZ % tnoroushiS
tuinisaeeo aurlns ma TINE
Mrs. II. w. Jensen and daughter,w went
this morning to Grinnell to spend
Christmas with the formers mother,
Mrs. J. Tiedeman; and sister, Mesdames
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MIS-. Amy Ahr ana MISS bessle
iourteiotte' OF Evansville WIS, were
IN the city THIS morning on tnelr way