Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-18

For lower prices. MURRAY, the 1eweler

lGr.nnell, were saturday visiporS IN the
city. l
Cobs, cobs cobs. phone your orders
to 619. We deliver. Cook Bros. Grain
Company.
Plenty of holly fdr decorative pur-
poses, 90 cents pound Reynolds d
Sheldon.
You will have pleasure In giving
Christmas presents IL You buy them
here. Pappe's.
Give him metal waste basket for
his office. All sizes and prices. Mar
shall Printing Company.
| Mrs S. w. Bowman, of Eldora, re-
turned Saturday evening after visit
with Mrs. Dolly Phillips.
Give fountain pen and you give
|sensibly. Well known makes offered
you at this store. Elders.
Annual supper and sale of fancy
work at the Methodist church We'd
nesday, Dec. 20. Committee.
/ Electric specialties, baking and-serv-
ing dishes, caraoffs, ice hot bottles, are
gifts Of merit. Abbott & Son.
. ! 81 ID d. q .
Beginning next Wednesday evening,
Dec. 20, our store will be kept open
evenings until Christmas. Pappe's.
Mrs. ]. A. Johnston and children
went this morning to Eldora to visit
the formers mother, Mrs. Jennie Early.
Our store will be open evenings this
week on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday and Saturday night. abbott &
| Son.
Miss Fannie Norby, of What Cheer,
returned home Saturday after a visit
with her brother, Charles Norby in
this city.
You have the advantage Of a large
selection in dependable Christmas
presents for men and boys If you buy
them here Pappe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith, and
daughter, Of Eldora, returned home
Saturday after visiting in this city
with Mrs Cora Lawrence.
The eleven-piece manicurei sets in
fine silk-lined roll-leather cases are
very appropriate. The prices range
from so cents to Sc. Mcbride & VIII
Drug Co.
Your gift will convey a thought Of
refinement and beauty in the things OF
| feminine Neutrality-suspicious. instance,
shown here Joseph's iewelry store, %
East Main.
Useful practical gifts, the kind he or
she would select in making their own
choice, are to be found in the greatest
variety at this store. Old Reliable
Drug Company, "a East Main.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bueghly. of r.
ricana, Alta, were in the city Saturday
on their way to Liscomb to visit their
son, T. c. Bueghly. They visited
briefly here with Mrs. Edith Mohr.s
Christmas shirt specials are to be
had at Gildners. Silk shirts in a Won
derful variety Of artistic designs. in all
colors. No advance in prices, won
derful value offered for IS. Gildner
Bros.
Mrs. C. H. Bancroft and Miss Bessie
Meigs, of Highmore, s. d. who have
been visiting their aunts, Mesdames
Patience Sears and Juliana Meigs
went Saturday to Malcom to visit 9TH
81 : SA1tA'SS' Q !
The late shopper will never be disap-
pointed with his gifts if he selects
practical ones. Your money spent Ia
this store brings daily reminders for
years to come Of the useful present
given. Abbott & Son.
1t brings JOY to fathers and mothers
hearts to watch those little tads with
- Cbc;cf
but what OF the morning after-safety
first-buy only pure home made cam
dies. Watchers confectionery.
If that boy of yours is ambitious and
wants typewriter, at the start YOU
don't need to put much money into one,
but give him rebuilt machine for
Christmas All makes, as well as sup
plies sold here. Orlando Baxter, Ire
mont block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele, Of Ma
rengo, were in the city Saturday on
their way home Mrs. Steele has been
visiting in this city with her mother,
Mrs Mary J. Forrey and Mr.. Steele
has been in Enid, Okla. where he was
called by the death Of his father.
Aluminium r0asters. percola tors. ket-
ties, spiders, an endless line of kitchen
necessities in this material. It takes but
few moments of your time to- prove
this assertion. Get In line with the
majority and shop where practicability
and quality are. sold. Abbott & Son.
N Friends in the city will be interested
In the announcement of the birth Sat
uhday evening Of daughter to Mr..
and Mrs G. E. Howard of Waterloo.
Mrs Howard was Miss Marian McF'ar-
land before her marriage. and is the
daughter Of Mrs Marie Mcfarland, Of
this city.
The Christmas bazaar held Satur-
day by st. Elizabeth's Society of st.
Mary's church proved very successful.
the ladies clearing about 1920 An
other successful bazaar was held Sat
urtlay by the aid society of the State
Street United Evangelical church. all
the articles being sold.
Let those children have all Of the
good, pure home made Wachter's cam
dies they want Christmas morning. It's
their day, You know. Hard candies,
stick candies, candy animals. houses,
autos elephants, etc Sweets for moth
er, sister and big brother, too. Wach-
ters confectionery, 33 West Main
street.
Here's suggestion for the gift to
give mother, sister or your best girl
stationery-and it's the finest you will
find in the city-but the price is not
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