davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-12-03

In presenting it's recommendations the
commission says. The commission
believes that American exporters should
he enabled io cumpet IN foreign Wnt-
kotS on NOR. nearly equal terms with
foreign competitors II also believes
tina the smaller manufacturers and pro-
durers. 40 far as they desire, should he
enabled to shar. IN such foreign husi-
ness. II H. convinced h (, for thes" pun
POSES cooperation IN export foreign trade
should be permitted. II does not believe"
that Congress intended by the antitrust
laws Ia prevent Americans from cooper
atiug in export trade for the purpose n'
competing effectively with foreigners
where such cooperation does not restrain
trade. within the tinted states aud
whore no effort H. mad to hinder Amer
lean competitors from fr"elv engaging
m export trade.
II is not reasonable ia suppose that
Congress meant 10 ubstruct the d"\ elol-
m,ut Of foreign by ful bidding
the use In export rad of methods OF
organization which do not operate to the
prejudice OF IN. American public. which
are lawful I'm the countries where the
trade ~ to b" carried on. and whi'h are
nrr,.s,rt II a. rnir' equality ~ "n!1"i-
.tuut, is So De- afforded \nn"ri'.'us IN
nee, cling fut. IN competitors TEE '"nl-
mission. tn,f, fore. EOS c.illl'i I''"h-
w.pls that Congress ritCt d"Cllratory
and pttmIssiVr legislation 60 emo" ne
uf.~.n, doubt - To- tie llN aud 10 e~ii"-
ssh ,ctjiy 'h" legality y. such Coz
,t.rdftuu'
The sun., 1916-12-03
OUTGOING

Sal To morrow
Mails Nrssels
Cloe Sail
y Iope7 Y Torcy Cldis .vNN DM
'r-n.uk Aunn- NnrLn-i ~ u n
The sun., 1916-12-03

NTINItIrN UpTW|" TIIT' NJ ~ |T"|U.I ~
900 the screen tut Frl t'fut . utiu t,u,r.
t'ntr WIN & ~ 'NNt t.pN HuptI' - You
AZ. Interested .u E,.tius .l.u .ur mo,II.
pl,tHI' profession ,I.| vuH -"r u~ If uu..
nll;E'Tnt 60 AtkEl!M ~. N..tur
IS ud.u It, W.. l'i =
The sun., 1916-12-03
SAILED FOR SEW YORK

- isla dc pIn1y. from Ni-o
- Nuupl- irru Port Fads
3 ~ O"c.Ienir from Galveston.
~> III Nar from GalN .>tun.
So william y Palmer. from sabine
: C0mluCn' from Charleston.
- Taurus. from Nov mort News.
- California from NortoUN
- Cherokee frDu WImiu.ton.
- ,hC-apcHNc from Baltimore
= i'nrshlld. from ra'timutc
- NOrd1tvu from Baltimore
The sun., 1916-12-03
HELP WANTEu-SEM ~.

y INTELLIGENT person may cam
SIS to $40 weekly corre~ puniins Tor news
papers. si2 to 81 weekly In spar" tim"
experience unnecessary no tauNas-ing
steadV work. send for PARTICULAR. Ma
Al. DRESS I'VE VI. BNnaln
The sun., 1916-12-03

Supu',,. Worn 40 "rr We. 49,, &,
hNr ut 10, NttCiuG yu.,n ."' ,." We;
II, The \u,r'tu l,rl Fur" T. ...
.omr period Sairt9,9G ~ts Iv'ul>ri u'
which sass - was for ,ho i,'hutl-
mrs The total r""rlNca s'are
the hcgluniur uf the war for WA RI ~
purpose, is nov -, 333,T13.6t,
The sun., 1916-12-03

Mr. Nl'i"tiip described the --,niitr
'""dit "u of ihc NV N"lk uou,s mar
h,t ~ In" beginning 90 the war THE
United states was len debt to tie iaiions
81 Europe about tian u0u. uuu. and larry.
The sun., 1916-12-03
t%urrrnsr In Ncrrptauc~s.

A." 'i,nces on haud show AN increase
n about $500 .UOo. Boston and New
Iort r"portiIg increases In open market
Durchases during the week. II the total.
Including acceptances IN hand. 81. per
cent mature with thirty days and as.2
Je! cent. after thirty but within sixty
DAYS.
Transactions in United states bonds
lrre reported by six banks. resulting IN
an Increase o. f.NS.0 o1 in tbs total held
No changes are reported in the mounts
Of me year Treasury notes on hand.
Total holdings OF municipai warrants
declined 1921 ,0oe. al increase Of about
N,ice.0on reported by the New York
hank being more than offset by ii1ui-
sa,ion, on a large SCALE Of warrants held
BY the Cleveland and Western bank
Total ealaing Arsets Constitute at pres.
en-; $50 per cent, Ut the banks paid it,
capita, compared with 351 per cent.
! shown the week before OF the total. SO
, Pc retlt IL represented by acceptances
y pe' cent. by United States bonds.
~ per cent. by discounts. 100 per
! cent by warrants and &c per cent. by
. Tl-a,,lry notes.
: No material chance " indicated In
NJ total Of Government deposits. New
! io., Jr,ng die onll bank To report CON
sdr'an'" ne, Withdrawals Of Govern
n'n' funds. Nsi member bank deposits
: show o decrease FOR the wee; Of about
:. 90" pnO. New York alon. Ierurtiug n
10 %uGctiun. " ever s2l,loU uoO The
. banNs liabilities on reserv. bank notes
In tI',Glatnu have been practically
v,r1 uui during ~. wcr', 10y TIA. de
pUsil with the Treasurer Of the t'uit.l
! s'h'-- pi Sl.uuu. zoe.
R"-t'Nr ng"n'" r"pOI u total IT SECS
. ga 400 net f~>u"d to The banks. IN in
crease t0i th" week Of SIu.l>s. Ooo.
Az ~ thls total thu agents hold slG.-
. Bot noe uf paper n S252 .oII.O 600 "f
s"d The banks show II total of S2tI.-
) ~ nyn nt Federal Reserve notes IN cir
Gu Ton and aggregate" liabilities at
" tN',n1h uH"n notes ISSUED bS the
a-sltS.
statement 81 Combined and
nHrl'ii's "i th. tAriNe Federal reserve
BAN 49, IN" tinted States NJ close Of
hus'ness On prcemher !. 1915. rhrce
dl ,Iphero umIttodl
The sun., 1916-12-03
IUGI.I' "

EDITORS HtBI.ISHED lOU. 900 .ycrd- .
any fiction las year. write stories MY for
nnIa tells how. pamphlet giving details
outlining further instruct lions sent ini
iuC a. = DRlDEN. ~. "l...v. tIl
The sun., 1916-12-03
HfIr NA> .ED--NNIt,

y INTELLIGENT person MAY .arr
- to- so VHe>l' corresponding 'or news.
papers. 81 to 80 weekly h spar. time
experience unnecessary. no CtnNt-sIug
steady work send for parti,utHrs IA
nos Al rEE>~ llEEAr. Bura|O.
The sun., 1916-12-03

WANTED: cuuyaSs.r- 10 sell - much
needed household article something new
and 80 useful SIS to atuus. ,ntuusiusw
wherever p''.sf.'l tiuuI ~.-.uu
paii good representative. Esp. t. q, u..
rpt~ ~ securing representation loo g
Hruu>. sun. BuN ~ ne.
The sun., 1916-12-03
STOCK Statesmen FOR nj, .,

"l proposition F.ur trmuu,uatUuu 10
men with 'sood references. Comm -S.,u
basis I:FfltlEN'N SERVICE co.
Suite :. 3i36 ~BroidwaN. CIty
The sun., 1916-12-03
LOANS ABROAD SAFE
VIEW OF VANDERBILT
Banker Tells Princeton stu
dents Of Economic Prob
lcms Facing 1. :.
GREAT CHANGES COMING
Buy wing Of Foreign Securities
Advised Despite Reserve
Board Warming.

'N'NcET"N' y. H., Dec 2--Th" az
dress on Unusual Problems Presented
In The i.nits, s,,,.. Il, ,,, Inc, L,.w
49, ~ "oNe',"heh. ana f%lnahce' ue-
-, =, rra"h y. |.ail"er'p. p~tes'oeh'
'>"''oha' NY bahk' o"iore 'he
I''u,o VI we economies department OF
,',e'on niVers't! IN excerpt OF
""." ""s p'nn,eu III lHF SIN 'h's
herewith - presented III more
'Ni'""eu io'in.
VT |aiherlp sild We are now wit
~ ssihg the dawn of - rev worldwide
political condition.
soon We will have to face tariffs such
u" nave never been seen before ne con-
tinued. They will he protective tariffs
% a political mature dire ted ,gainstNother
countries. and the United states will find
2teat difficulty IN ,xportiuv thiurs
The sun., 1916-12-03
SITUATIONS WA>TED-rEM,IE.

DAVIS WoUK- Washing, iron 'ug. ,.,an.
ms 90. rr'u, uUiuk 70. Hth|", Tplrpapur
hIKN utrIom.
The sun., 1916-12-03

Highest t-nrefrtuT", -. a' = u" "
l.uN"~t temperature. ~. ~ = \. NJ
Average t"up'ft.If" ~
The sun., 1916-12-03
uOrlON re TuRr TALENT.

Amateurs opportunity To s"s tu'Ws"lN'-
uu the sor"e1 and got actual studio "Np.r-
i'uf. with e. production COMPANY. II YOU
At. Interested In getting U.u the moving
profession Call and 500" US AZ once
DIRECTOR e. VI NrkERMAN, Victor
studio. rs West 43l =.
The sun., 1916-12-03

uDISEWORkER 90 Eurntsnrd roou
house. sleep oui, SINAI. wash. emil
"aAi.ohone OtGs Harlem.
The sun., 1916-12-03
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Depaitures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
' "''" states luJst and Gcodctic Survey
standard Time.
~" i'-"S 81 =. " sun -cts ...tsuPM
Moon ac.s .....l. 1850 \
HlGH WATER This DAY
''O"N HOOK tI6 " Gov 1slsnu...t AN
iel Gate .....t:Ni 4 NJ
low WATER THIS DAY
SANDY lInok SEAM GOV Island. .bIo Am
He'll Gate ....iot0
The sun., 1916-12-03
No fear About Loans.

The Federal reserve system. while en-
tirely effective for internal emergencies
which can he met through the issuance
Of Federal reserve notes, canno, by the
same means produce gold to meet a
heavy demand from abroad, said the
speaker.
Mr.. Nanderlip said there ls little like
lihood Of any repudiation of foreign
loans on account OF the very great inn
national credit secure lnasmuch a. the
portance OF "A nations keeping It's inter-
debts OF Europe have increased fourfo'd.
the taxation will have to he quadrupled.
but because certain kinds of taxation are
impractical and unpruductive when car
ried beyond a certain point, the brunt az
the burden will be left to the people who
pay incom. taxes This tax Will he
raised to a point on, OF all proportion II"
IN. others.
The sun., 1916-12-03
THE WEATHER.
FOR eastern New Nork. fair TO-DAY; To
morrow: fair aud warmer; m""ef"'' ""'"
winds. bccowing southwest.


winds. Incoming southwest.
For New jersey. far to-day ana tn-ii,
row. light shifting winds. becoming s"uth-
v"sf.
For New England. fair To-day, TO NOR
ruN. IAN and 4urr, moderate U'Ilh"'7
winds. becoming .trIdrl'
For Western Sew York iaF ln-ua''
warmer 10 the western p"riioni 10 nl'rI"N
Increasing ,lnudiu.S~ aud warmer mouer-
ate. shifting winds. Incoming southeast.
NEW YORK Dee. an" .pr-ssul'
was low Yesterday over the uurthW'St'ih
states ana most Of the West ana ".AH
from the TAX" tegtOu~ Hud Irun~Nl wanna
south and southwr stwHrd.
Those conditions ctu-"d tcWpora'u. 'S
ibuNe uurmal iu must ~erIiuu-, ana ir""l
Ing weather. pr"Nuilri "nlt IN t.r most
uuttu'rn safes amt ~ small. arcs lh
tine ONO, upper Mississippi AMI Miss'hf'
NsI.'.-.
Rain ar snow fell 81 Ct fN points ia
f"tt hen <rN York and NV En-l'hd
and ~ HE rIcih states th"
Weather Nas generally fatr ana ~" nm
purfHut storm formation WHs "Ntdrhf
IN this city the day wa far, StiEhtN
,uol"r. Wind. ir.@h Ia brisk vfst"iIN ,
average humidity. - p"r cont h'L "u"'tis
corrected 10 read 10 SEA level. at ' A. NJ
~ NJ. 4 T. NJ. - 90.
The sun., 1916-12-03

- wanted bN hrn. members New
Nurh ~tu,k Exchange. u'py tu own hand
writing uuN 80 sun office.
The sun., 1916-12-03
DEPOSITS DECLINE
IN RESERVE BANKS
GoId and Cash Reserves Also
show Falling orc IN Week
J., Report.
GAIN N EARNING ASSETS
.Jumu Of S5.luO.u 600 Makes To-
tai More man $500. OUu.-
0OO for First Time.

" tHI>GroS Ice. 2-Thc Federal
, peUr,c lioa.i made puHlio to-day its
xa,.r statcm"ui "a at close OF business
r.g.l Tho statement indicates con-
.ngt .... II ,rrts. tr ct bank deposits.
s,s q. .pld I'd dnl reserves. These
.,.c - are due. In part. TO the large
.,rou.'. ot trinst hcms. inc uding ex-
,r.,s ~, ln.ai hearing houses. re-
,s,,d u. the banks aud TIE Ited as de-
. du.t ols irpm gross bank deposits.
TIE, tens are especially heav, on
the first 1T I t. mouth and cause "A tenn
oar, decline ~ ne; deposits. Earning
. ,s,et, ~ the banks Tor The first time eN.
.e,I ssor. 5000. Goa. the total being $5.iOO.-
roe Ia, gen than the week before. over
500 900 Of sold was transferred dur.
ne IN, week to the agents against notes
is,ued TO tte uanks.
\ A..i,Edte gold reserves Of the banks
declined s2O. zoos 600. New York, san
Francisco and Boston reporting the
largest decreases. In the case Of the
two Eastern banks I've declines are ac-
,ompanled 10y reductions IN net bank
depositS. Increased investments aud
transfers of gold to ageuts.
~ the ease OF San Francisco the loss
Ia gold SHOWN IL more than onset by an
increase IN the amour ."s from other
l,deral reserve banks.
The total gold holdings OF the system
snow y decline NJ over sio, 0Oo. 900. from
.-ol.jc0.n00 10 1921 200. OOo. Total rash
!, serves Of the banks decreased So .soo.-
100. The larger decrease representing
-. 81 To-. l.. a.. .. -... -.
'ltsii tender notes 10y tn. New York
bdut
Discounted paper ON hand increased
about 81 .2"n.u0o. Boston leading all
ohor banks iu the AMOUNT Of discounts
rdd The gains iu discounts shown by
other banks ~ represented chiefly by
10 rI,ds"s 100 luouu advanced to mem
. l-r hsnks upuu their own secured notes.
slch aivIuces are reported by nine re-
serve banks and to,alicd Si.3>O. zoe, IS
aga nSt >2.SNi0no the week before.
The sun., 1916-12-03

DpNN NlTII IIlGI r\-pla>E' GN~D
rosie cuuH uuiowutl " ~" H.|uH Of "
gnlun. sell l. to rtr uwu""r tII #N.' nteI
Profits. sl.rs Eudrtuir'i VAIN. Ntlt
b"pt. 20, tno'nuJi. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-12
BASEBALL SEASON MAY CLOSE
TODAY; BOSTON NEAR VICTORY
BY Mark Shields

= Wal n SlllClNS
If the dope plays up to expecta-
lions the noble athletes will put up
their bats, balls and gloves after to-
days game between Boston and
Brooklyn, the American league will
have another worlds series to it's
credit - and then the politicians of
the game will get busy with their an
nual fall and winter output of CUFF.
1t will all be printed, weII-known
gents will say one thing one day and
deny it the next, some athletes will
be sold, managers will be oUsted by
some of the dopesteTs and it will all
be the same old merry CUFF.
All of which doesn't do the game
of baseball any good. but it is neces-
.sary because some of these political
fellows think the future of the whole
game is in their hands.
Yesterday the teams played about
to their form. Red Sox had an able
defense that pulled Leonard out of a
deep hole in the first inning, helped
him again a couple of times, and
from the fifth on the Dutch south
paw asked nothing unusual OF his
hackers. He was pitching his usual
game when the lines are drawn fine
and worked carefully to Ogtguess the
batteTs.
Brooklyn wabbIed in its defense
slightly, but the game was gone
when Gardner hit Vanguard for a
homer with two ION. Then Cheney
came along and had nothing to baf-
fle the Boston people.
A bit of sentiment was chucked
into the pastime when Manager Rob-
inson put Nap Rucker in to pitch the
last two innings. The veteran left
handler pitched his heart out for a
losing ball club when he was at the
top of his game, having the strength
of youth to supplement a welI-oiled
brain.
During the years when he was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-12

Elimination trials for the Grand
American auto race at the speed
way Saturday were postponed today
because of the wet track and the
drivers will make their runs against
time tomorrow. Eddie Rickenback-
er, captain of the Maxwell team, has
entered for the Chicago-PeOria-C Gin
ton-Chicago reliability run. Rick is
now third for the A. A. A. champion
ship and a victory would help his
standing. Rickenbacker is mem
Der of the Chicago Auto club and will
be eligible for the Barney OIdfeld
gold medal, although he is profess
sional speed king. Aitken, Resta
and De Palma are all at the local
track and were impatient at being
idle today. They passed the time
tinkering with their cars.
Charles Shaughnessy, Northwest
ern freshman football candidate, had
his jaw fractured in scrimmage with
the varsity yesterday and will watch
the game from the sidelines for the
remainder of the season. Bob Ran
dOIph, guard Of last years eleven, has
gone to his home in Nebraska to re-
cuperate from an operation for ap-
pendicitis and will not be back until
February. This leaves a big hole for
Coach Murphy to fill with the new
material. Arc light practice will be
started tonight.
Geo. o. Simpson, Oak Park golf
pro, was put out of the professional
match tourney at SiwanOy yesterday
by ]. ]. O'Brien, Mansfield, and now
no Chicagoans remain in cOmpeti-
ton. The big upset came when M. J.
Brady, Oakley, was eliminated.
Andre Anderson and Fred Fulton,
heavyweights, have been matched to
fight in Eau Claire, Wis, Oct. q.
This bout has been if the making a
long time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08
RUB YOUR BACK!
STOPS LUMBAG0
DON'T DRUG KIDNEYS! RUB THE
PAIN RIGHT OUT WITH OLD
"ST. JACOBS OIL"

Back hurt you? Can't straighten up
without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen! That's
lumbago, sciatica, or maybe from a
strain, and you'll get blessed relief the
moment you rub your back with sooth-
:. penetrating st Jacobs Oil" Moth
ing else takes out soreness, lameness
and stiffness so quickly. You simply
rub it on and out comes the pain. 1t is
perfectly harmless and doesn't burn or
discolor the skin. ,t4
Timber up! Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store.
and after using it just once, you'll for
get that you ever had backache. lum-
bago or sciatica because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery
1t never disappoints and has been rec
commended for 60 years. Stop drugging
kidneys! They don't cause backache.
because they have no nerves, therefore
can not cause pain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08
News Of Liscomb.

| Gordon Ewalt has returned from
Iowa City.
| Dr. and Mrs. John l. Marker of Iowa
City, are the parents of two and one
half pound daughter, born Sunday att
ernoon. DR.. Marker is former Lis
comb boy and for the past two years
he has had charge of Dr. Marbles
practice during the latter's summer
vacation.
Mrs. Ellen Anderson, of Marshall
town, has sold her Liscomb property to
John 0. Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Darling, of Mar
shalltown, spent Sunday at the +. L.
Boyd home.
Mrs. David Head, of Wells Mimi, i:
visiting at the 4. w. Patton and Par
don Head homes.
George Anderson has bought thu
barn vn the Mrs. Elizabeth Powers
place and has moved it to his property
in the north part of town.
Mrs, Charles Weatherington, of Des
Moines, has been visiting at the Mrs
Coda Thatcher home ~
The NJ. & st. l.. has made a twenty
four hour station here by employing
two addltionai operators. This chanse
is for the purpose of handling trains
There il no change in the local SEIZED
ule Of night passengers. The new OPP
era tors are w. Parnell and f. A. Zorne-
stroff. t.'rs
Mrs, James Johnson, of Gearing, Is
at the J. r. johnson home assisting In
caring for EN1rs johnson.
w. fGE 7OrBryon is moving his sale
l no, 10 = ixys ,,rfn of a
purchased house from John Schiebe
and will move it to his farm, which he
will occupy March 1. Mr.. O'Bryon il
building new sale shed 25xS0 feet.
Mrs. Knisley, Of Written, and hel
daugh liter, Miss Laura Nablo, havs
taken apartments. with Mrs. julie
Lhamon for the winter. hrs
r. b. Sweet Is drilling deep wei
for drainage purposes, on his farm
! northeast Of LscSmb.i IA
Mrs. e. r. Dehnell left Tuesda,
evening for her home in Ainsworth
Neb. f..'
| Colonel Beaman has purchased {
residence property in the south part q
town from w. .. Van ,voorhis.
The following officers have beer
elected by the Grumme Rebekah lodge:
Noble grand, Mrs. E. J. Dillon; vic,
grand Mrs. NJ. ". Ritter; recording
secretary, Mrs. Jay Gould; financial
secretary, Mrs. n. w. Boyd. treasurer
Mrs. Lyman schryver. The officers
will be Installed Jan. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. {. veren, who lived
On the Marsh farm, have moved on d
farm near Minerva. Harrison Hurry
will move to the farm vacated by Mr.
Veren.
Miss Annette Newcomer Of Des
Moines, state secretary of the c. w
B. NJ, and Mrs. Laura D. Garst, OF
Indianapolis, dean of women in the
| College of Missions, had charge of d
series Of meetings at the Christian
church Friday, Saturday and Sunday
The meetings were in the interest OF
missions, and at the Sunday morning
] service, which was conducted by Mrs
Garst, 5000 was raised for home and
rorelgn missions.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rolston, Of Mar
| shalltown; Mrs Frank Delano, OF
Rockwell City; Mrs. Lydia Rolston ana
| Miss Ey d;a Ro!sten,, OF Boone, spen:
Sunday at the S. Fl. Roston home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Roney and son Ken
meth left Monday for their home in
Irvingtcn after a few days visit at the
| Hinton Rolston home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08
MEAT DAY TOMORROW
Fine Quality corn-Fed Best u Cents
4n..ndS at Raraain Store Meat Mar
kct Saturday, Dse. .S.--Drssscd Ducks
and Chickens at Special Prices.

II is very unusual to buy the very
lest corn fed, high quality meat at the
prices that the Bargain Store meai
market is offering it Saturday. Dec. i
Buy your meats, beef especially oy
the quarter when you can buy the
best quality beef, hind quarter at l.
cents pounu, The quality, unde:
stand, has not been cut to make this
price. This is a price that YOU will
not& find elsewhere and we want you
to investigate il and then taik---for II
YOU do. you will advertise our market
Ducks and Chickens Saturday.
All day tomorrow we offer dressed
ducks, fine ones, grown right here az
home and picked in this market; also
young and old chickens; yes, a special
price Tor this one day. Phones rs and
L., means better meat at less price
Deliveries made everywhere. Bargain
Store meat market
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08
THE NAME ON THE BOX.
All in a Name, Especially in Business
W,iian Heilbsrg, Keep in Mind.

p"
No matter II it's Christmas or any
other day of the year when you re-
ceive gift and it is handed you in a
box, see that the name William He'll
berg is on the box This means that
the contents, whether watch, diamond,
chain, ring or what else, is out OF the
ordinary and will serve with true worth
for all time to come.
|. This is the twentieth Christmas that
William Hellberg has seen in Mar
s,halltuwn In the jeweiry business, and
when his name is on the box 1t stands
for something bear this in nina; At
| IL didn't Hehberg would have found it
out long years ago, and you know 1t
all too well, as bad news travels fast.
Be safe, be right-give the little box
with the name William Hellberg on it
this Christmas. Hellberg's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08
Ducks and Chickens Saturday.


Do not overlook the large selection
of diamonds we carry, both in mounted
and loose stones. Perfect gems that do
not depreciate in value from year to
year A perfect diamond grows In
value each year. Let us talk diamonds
to you. W. M. Hodges, jeweler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Furs-We wish to call special atten-
ton to our extensive line of furs and
fur coats for Christmas gifts. These
iurs come to us direct from an old es-
tablished factory OF high repute and
are in the same lasting quality YOU
always expect to find here. Head
quarters for satisfaction. Benedict 4
81 ntnaIl e.
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We repaint cars and horse vehicles
at reasonable prices. Marshalltowi
Buggy Company.
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Fresh country dressed chickens for
tomorrow. Phones 2S4 and 11S4. Ne
Cords grocery, III West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08
Games and TOYS.

Double votes on all purchases In our
toy department. Don't fail to visit this
department.. Good sensible. educational
games and toys are all found here.
Simmons book store. aa0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Fresh country dressed chickens tor
tomorrow. Phones 2S4 and 11S4. NC
Cords grocery, III West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

| The Covenant Daughters bazaar will
be held all day Saturday tomorrow at
Iowa Railway and Light Company's Of
flee Committee r
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Travelling sets in leather case, some
of seven articles, and some of eleven
articles, at different prices. Elders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Miss Myra and Irene Ensminser
were visitors in Gilman today after a
visit with friends in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

To Rent--Cozy warm room, also gar
age, cheap, phone green 125S.--Adver-
tisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Carving sets, genuine Universal steel,
large variety of handles and mount
ings, $3.50 to SIS. Abbott g. Sen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-08

Our rates on magazine and newspa-
per subscriptions are the very lowest
obtainable. simmons book store.