Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-02

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Welsman's Bargain Store is SELLING
staple dry goods, notions, ready to
wear at one-half price.--A dvertise
nlent.
Weisman's Bargain store is selling
staple dry goods. notions. ready to
wear at one-half price.-Advertise-
nlent.
See what you can get for S. in the
Army and Navy store window. Sale
starts Saturday at 8 o'clock.-Adyer-
tsement.
Your money is worth 100 cents on
the dollar at Everist remnant sale
IWerist Wallpaper house, opposite NJ
+, church.
One Behring seal coat genuine
squirrel fur collar, formerly s135, thl.
week on sale at. sos. Brintnall 8
l3rintnall.
This Is personal invitation to you
to drop in tomorrow and try a cup
OF rich and mellow" Chocolate
.ream coffee. The New E:iSi,end.
The ribbons for the sA. he ana corn
show have arrived and we know tina,
every exhibitor Will be pleased with
their beautiful design. Advertise
ment.
BE the first in your neishborhood
to start 1t. Your friends will all en-
JOY 1t. It's the newest Of all card
games It's touring" Get yours to-
day. MoehrTs Book Store.
You have only a few days to ge,
that pen of fat barrows ready fol
the sNine and corn show, and they
must be in the pens by p. m. Mon
day. Dec. 6.-Advertisement.
Elks' memorial services at the
lodge rooms Sunday, Dec s, at 9 o.
clock All members are expected
and the public> is cordially invited
G. e. Wicklund, Exalted Ruler.
Tho express has this day brought
to our door some great values in silks
and dress goods. We announce in our
ad on page 8 the price at which these
items will go on sale tomorrow. e. r.
Lay.
Watch the window of the Nickel
Music Company, formerly tie TUT
free Music House at 12S last Main
street for our display of fancy work,
Saturday, Dec. 4. Mrs. NJ. c. Wagner
Economy shop.
Mrs. Ella Bousum I,ipps who 70,
three years has been employed as 6
bookkeeper for w. G., Stricken. Wed.
neslay entered the employ of thu
Marshalltown State Bank. and vii
be assigned to the statement depart
ment.
| The ladies' aid of the Reforme,
Church, Liscomb, will hold it's annua
holiday bazaar and supper in TIL
church parlors Saturday afternoon
| and evening. A nice line of apron
land fancy goods. Chicken pie, sup
per. IS cents. Everybody come
Committee.
| Shaped half soles are just half tn
price they were q year ago-we ar
selling them at 25 cents par nov
/ We have home cobbler sets at YER
reasonable pricesryou can buy
cobbleN> set and a pair OF half sole
as cheap as you can have one set o
half soles put on. See them here
Abbott & Son. the busy hardware.
Some Of the late popular songs JUS
in are the hits from Fanchon an,
Marco, THE Night Boat" MARY,
The F'ollies," and others. Also AVA
lon" "Old Irish Mother of Mine,
''Mammy's Goodnight" 81 Want
Daddy" Il Want to Go Where tn
Sweet Daddies Crow" and a larg
| assortment OF other very late pieces
| MISS stoekWell will be glad to pla,
these for you. G.. e. Pickard.
| @. A. P. Weisenburn, treasurer an,
general manager and J. r, Hansen
secretary of the F1reside Coal Com
pany, Salt Lake City, Utah corpor
alton in which local investors are in
| terested, stopped iii the city Wednes
day night and met with local STOCK
! holders at the Marshalltown Club I,
conference on business of the cor
poration. The officers stopped her,
on their way to Chicago where the,
We're going on business.
No present you can send a chill,
for Christmas will give him tn
pleasure and help that Siegers Must
cal Menagerie will afford. It is in.
structive and interesting and is en-
dorsed by the leading musical col
leges and musicians. Come in and lie
US show you how your child can pla,
tunes on your piano in few minute
| with this device. Neatly packed in
| box suitable for mailing. C. E. Pick
ard.