Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-22


I CITY IN BRIEF !
Or. Hullard. osteopath. II west Main.
Hair. cut, J25 cents. s~choenhuts. II
South First street.
We are showing the new soft collars
for spring. Phppe's.
Mars,halltown big market sale Satur-
day, Dec. 30. Plumb Bros, Mason &
Shoemaker.
WeYrepaint cars and horse vehicles
at reasonable prices. Marshalltown
Buggy Company.
The cedar chests at Wilbur's have
been the surprise OF the season. A good
selection left. Wilbur's.
Fresh, country dressed chickens for
tomorrow. Phones 2s4 and 1884. Nc
Cords grocery. 121 West Main.
Candies, our choice of twenty five
varieties, 8 cents q pound. One Cent
to Ninety nine Cent Variety store.
Gentlemen's outing flannel night
gowns, all sizes from the smallest to
the largest, the best qualities. Pappe's.
Special discount on candies and nuts
to schools and Sunday schools, One
Cent to- Ninety nine Cent Variety
Store.
Phone your orders for feed early
Saturday as our office will be closed
Monday, Christmas. Cook Bros. Grain
Company.
Our offices will be closed all day
Christmas. Let us have your orders
early Friday and aSturday. Gregory
Coal, Coke & Lime Company.
Wanted-One hundred cars OF baled,
choice clover and timothy hay. Must be
barn hay. Phone green 1892. Henry
Weber, back Of the postofflce.
Electric irons, coasters, sewing ma
chine motors, electric washers, flash
lights, make useful presents. Open
evenings. Buchanan Boughton Com
pany.
Did you ever stop to think that an
TX pioIlhCIa WOulN- 10 q gE DCdullLu VI
present for your wife or daughter?
We have them, 100 per cent wool.
Pappe's.% r.
II in doubt, give one Of our mer-
.chandise certificates, redeemable after
Christmas. 1t makes q very acceptable
gift. We issue for any amount desired
p. r. Lay.
George O. Coburn expects to, close
his coal office next Monday, Christmas
day. and will appreciate 1t IL you get
your fuel orders in early so as to COM.
plete all deliveries on Saturday.-Ad-
vertisement.
Engraved Christmas cards, special
sale price Of 5 cents for your choice Of
the entire stock. Sale starts tonight at
z o'clock. You will find many cards
which are well worth 20 cents in the
stock shown. Hellerud's quality jewelry
store.
Call and see our fine display Of
azaleas, poinsettias, cyclamen and
primroses, carnations, red roses and
narcissus. Holly, lockwood and mag
nolia wreaths and made up baskets.
Small Christmas trees mounted for
your dining table. Prompt delivery.
Phone 10. Ford's greenhouse, 1o7
South Third
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An unusually attractive performance
of burlesque and vaudeville isj
promised for the patrons Of the Odeon'
Theater tonight when the new Lid
Lifters Company will appear for thu
first time at that house. The entefs
tainment. is said to follow somewhat
the old lines OF bufiesque shows, altho'
emphasizing the point that it is SO free
from anything savory OF suggestive-
ness 1t may be patronized by the best
element of theater-goers. including
ladies and children. 5Odeon. N
The members OF the Needlecraft CLUB;
enjoyed a covered dish luncheon Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. Gus Souvie,
622 West Boone street. Small Christ
trees and tiny Santa Claus decor.
ated the tables at which luncheon was
served and holiday bells and novelties
made the rooms attractive. In TIE af-
ternoon the members held q Christmas
program, which included piano num-
,bers, readings. songs and recitations.
given by the children Of the mcn1bers..
A Christmas tree, with presents for
each member, was a feature OF the