Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-15
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Family photos. Bowen's studio.
Coaster sets at SIPS. Marion Gard.
| Fine stationery. Bowen's Kodakery
Bring your watches in. Hodges.
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Shaving cabinets 1915 to $40. Ma
rion Gard. .,,.t,, sa
Mating covered skirt boxes So to 81.
: Marion Gard
Ten to IS per cent discount on rock
ers Marion Gard.
Electric reading lamps from S540 to
$2S. Marion Gard.
!; Christmas cards in quantities for
your class. F.. NJ. Pinkerton
Thirteen pounds sugar for ST. TWEEN
ty-five pound sack $3.50. Olson's.
We have a fine line Of stationery and
the price is right f. NJ Pinkerton.s
Special prices :aae5tto churches and
schools on Christmas candies Bargain
Store.
A pair of Conron adjustable ice
: Abbott e. Son.
Extra fne Michigan celery, and plen-
I: ty of it here. Phone 2S4 or 1884. Nc
Cords grocery.
Extra fine Michigan ceeryN and plen-
: ty of it here. Phone 2S4 OF 1854. Nc
Cords grocery.
Extra fine Michigan celery, and plen-
ty of it here. Phone 2S4 or 1854. Nc
Cords grocery.
!: Miss Doris Lockard. of Spirit Lake,
who is visiting friends at Union, was
in the city Thursday.
! Christmas trees just in, from 35 cents
and up. Get them early before the big
: rush next week. Olson's.
Sore feet are much improved by
wearing Growers soft shoes for tender
feet. For sale only by us. Larson
Son.
Just received extra fancy bloater
/: mackerel, in one and two pound sizes;
: also new lot Norway 4 X herring
Olsons.
( Why pay fancy prices for creamery
butter? We have fresh country butter
for s5 cents pound. Trade with us, It
pays Olson's.
-Krisp," the new health food.
should be eaten by people with stomach
disorders. Try package. For sale
here. Olsons.
Fire in chimney set fire to wall
: paper in a room of the o. c. Bolt home.
422 Union street, at IL: 35 this forenoon
The damage was very slight.
You know. you are doing good when
you send friend a Christmas card
with a good sentiment and you will
find 1 have them at all prices. Fan.
4 Pinkerton.
II Mrs. Claude Plummer, 500 West
Boone street, is suffering with blood
poisoning, due to an infected left
thumb, caused by a slight scratch from
crochet needle.
| This morning shipment Of smoked
white fish, smoked trout smoked sal
mon, spiced herring, roll mops, and
shore mackerel. Phone 81. White
Market.
At the meeting Of the Witenagemote
Club, which was held Thursday after
|: noon at the home of Mrs. May Belle
Vail. 712 Fremont street. the members
adjourned until after the holidays after
spending the afternooniin reading.
The man who wears belt will cer-
tainly appreciate Your giving him one
II Of the Sterling. or gold. buckles en-
: graved by an expert, which are shown
here. The price is s2.25 and up. Hell
lerud's. the quality .jewelry store, p
West Main street. 3 So II
Quilting occupied the afternoon for
the members of the State Street Evan
gelical aid society. who met Thursday
afternoon at the church. MRS. ]. D.
Holiday was the hostess for the after
noon and served a cafeteria lunch at
the close Of the business meeting.
what Was Nailed to the CROSSE" is
!: the subject on which v. B. Watts, of
Nevada, will preach this evening at the
special meetings. being held in the
Seventh Day Adventist church. On
Saturday AFTERNOON at 1880 at the
church Sunday school will be held and
: at 2:3o there will be preaching service.
II Children in the Arnold school kin
dergarten enjoyed a party this fore
noon in honor of Wilbur Thompson,
I'm West Boone street, and Hazel
Basham, 30 South Eighth street. who
will be years old on Christmas day.
Mrs. W. B. Thompson and Mrs. j. T..
Basham, mothers of the little guests of
1 honor, served refreshments.
Frank H. Culley, landscape architect
OF Iowa state College; Ames. and son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c., H. Culley, Of the
city, is in Washington, D. G., attend
ing the annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Civic Association. Mr.. Culleyi is
member Of the national county
planning committe, a subdivision of
the civic association, which has on
exhibition display of model planting
plans for rural homes, churches.
schoos, highways and social centers.
Mr.. Culley will visit in New York City,
Boston, Ithaca, Cleveland, and Chicago
before returning to Ames. @
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