Devils Lake inter-ocean., May 20, 1910, Image 7

About Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915

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LOCAL NEWS
W. M. Anderson was a visitor at
Hamar on business Tuesday.
for fresh butter. Tbiey sell sugar for
$6.25 per 100 pound sack.
Mr. Pendry/ of Denbeigh, -was a De
vils -Lake visitor thjjk. week.
Special sale of misses' hats, $4.00,
Saturday, May. 21. Wlnans Mllilnery.
The First National Bank of Devils
lake. N. ti., loans money on .Real
.Estate at a very low rate of Interest.
"You can pay your loan at any time
fttth us.
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Highest
Sclentillc Authority
•W.
Has demonstrated that of two
loaves of bread, one raised
with Royal Baking Powder,
and the other with alum i»«»ir.
log powder,
tho Royal raised
loaf to 92 pop cent. mora
dlgemtlblo than tho other*
Avoid Alum
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. E.
J. Ghamberlln.
A. B. Lunde was down from Leeds
Wednesday.
J. E. Cady, of 'Denbeigh, w^s a visit
or in this city Tuesday.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Geo, W. Mooers Wednesday.
10,000 rolls new wall ijaper. Low
prices. The New York Cash /3tore
Fresh fruits and vegetables of all
kinds at Mexson '&
Co.'b,
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old postof-
fice building.,-: ,., rv:. f. j,
Secretary Wilson, of tliie North Da
kota Improvement Co., was in.the city
from Fargo Wednesday.
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wholesome
The great bankrupt shoe sale of the
Nobby Shoe stock is now on at Mann's
Department store.
65c Wash Goods and 81
Iks 39c at
Troppman Co.'s Big One-Half price
sale beginning Friday.
Souvenirs suitable for Chautau
qua trade, 50 per cent less than
cost. To be sold to the first com
er. —H. Huesgen.
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TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES
^The Sisters of Mercy of Mercy hospi
tal, Devils Lake have opened a train
ing school. Young ladles whodeslre
to ejger the school are' requested to
appl^for admission by lettetr or in per
son before May 20th.
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O. S. Lee, of Aneta, was a Devils
Lake visitor one day this weqk.
Gall on S. Oi Jones tor steamship
tickets to or from all points In Europe.
Hon. P. J. McClory.was at St. i?aul
on legal business the'fore p^irt of the
week., y.
25c Wash Goods 19c at Troppman
|Go.'s Big One-Half price sale opens
Friday.
Don't fall to see otfr display of
"Noekewil" brand tomatoes Saturday,
it will be a revelation to you in toma
toes. Maxson & Co., in the building''
formerly occupied by the postofflce.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, of
Fargo, will visit Devils Lake person
ally Friday and Saturday May 20 and
21 All peraons having defective eye
sight or who need' their glasses chang
ed or renewed should^call pnd see him.
Office at Hjiesgen's J^ifrelrystore.
The Dwinnel Wiiglit 8o,^produce the
celebrated "Whife Hoise" coffee,
which is probably the most popular
coffee on the market.^/This is one of
their brands, of which they produce
several. This however is the only
brand that is handled by jobbers and
Can therefore be obtained by all deal
ers. Their other brands are sold but
to one dealer In a town. The Maxson
Co., are the exclusive agents for the
Dwinnell Wright Co. coffees.in Devils
Lake. If thie White House obffee Is
so good is It not reasonable to suppose
that the other brands are also superior
to other brands? Certainly It is, and
we invite you to give them trial and
be convinced.../We haye in this line
the "White House" at 40c, the "No.
Santos" at 35c, The "Ka-Ro" at 30c,
The "No. 44 Blend" at 25c and the
"Special Blend" at 20c: They are all
good.
WILL TRADE STOCK
Paying 10 Per Cent
For City or Town Lots. Address
with full particulars,
Lock Box 744, Devils Lake, N. D.
We have carefully examined our many choice lines of merchandise and selected throughout our Dry Goods
Department some exceptional bargains. The prices are much lower than our regular low prices
EVERY ARTICLE Arranged for IMMEDIATE SALE
18 Ladies New Spring Suits
$85.00 values, sale
price
$25.00 values, sale
price
$20.00 values, sale
price
$15.00 values, sale
price
25 Street Skirts—Exceptional, val*
ues. New styles, made of chif??
fon cloth or wool taffeta, n&yy
or black, former price AC
$6.75 and $7.50 sale.-^liSf 3
25.00
19,00
16.00
11.00
50 pieces fine printed lawns and1
batists. Exceptional values in
wash goods, formerly sold at 15c
to 25c per yard, sale- 1 A*
price, 1UI
18 dozen fine Huck Towels, spe*
cial values at 12ic sale
9c
pace each •-JTO., Mfflif-,
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You will rind many bargains not mentioned
this advertisement
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"'I Ex-County Treasurer Thos. Lonne
vik, of Morris township, was a Devils
Lake visitor Tuesday.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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Jos. M. Kelly has been at St. Paul
this week attending the consecration
service of the new bishops of the Ro
man Catholic church.
Spring Coats
$L7.50 spring coats
1 sale price___
$15.00, spring coats
sale price
$12.50 spring coats
sale price
$10.00 spring coats
sale price
^^8.00 spring coats
^sale price
.ort
John W. Maher always nag money
on hand" for farm loans—no delay.
E. 'Egland 'dud family,1 blf Blftbeei'
were Devils Lake visitors Wednesday.
All. ladles' street suits atblg casjr
discounts: /Th& New York rCash Store.
Thte Methodist Ladies Aid were
entertained by Mrs. Avery Johnson
yesterday afternoon.
Display of "Noekewil" tomatoes at
Mexson & Co/s Saturday. They are
the best on -the market.
GroVer Laing returned Wednesday
from a business trip in the western
part of North Dakota and Montana.
It will pay you well1 to visit Mann's
Hardware department You can save
fully thirty per cent. Try it.
Rev. Father Augustln has been at
St Paul this week attending the con
secration service of the new bishops.
Don't ask your friends to go on your
bonds whenyoucan get a Surety Bond
from S.C. Jones at a nominal cost
W. G. Eddy, of Fai^o, was a Devils
Lake visitor Wednesday in the inter
est of, the Northwestern Investment
CO.
Wash dre'ssesoSf all Idnds, splendidly
tailored, exclusive materials, reason
ably prlcpd 'New York Cash
Stora.^.- v^^ ^.
Mihnewaukan lodge A. F. & A. M.
held their regular meeting last «ven
ing at which time there was work in
the E. A. degree.
Handsome designs of new shower
proof foulards, special prices. The New
York Cash Store.
Ward Nelson Ms accepted a, posi
tion on the road for the Congress
Candy Co., of Grand Forks covering
this territory. -, ..
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
A S O A
New shoes and oxfords, alljthe new
shapes, all kinds of leathers. The
New York Cash Store*j.-
Honi i.H. C. Hansbrou^h was elected
an hotiorary member of the Ccanmer
clal Club at tSelr meeting a few days
ago. Thl^ is *,a very well deserved
compliment j|$ the /man who has done
so much ftwvthte city.
.jAMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
developing and finishing
done' by 'a .pi^SessionaL Write for
prices P.. F." Saul, Humboldt, Iowa.
13.50
11.00
9:00
8.00
5.50
3.75
'f $5.00 spring coats
sale price.
dozen ejc^fijpge 'Huck iow-"
V^jets, special value at 17c "J *\l
resale price each 1 £2
^f(B5 pairs Ladies Oxfords and
Shoes, formerly sold at $2.00 and
S, i$2.50 sale price 1 Off
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How often do you
eat this food?
sfiort time ago there appeared In
the columns of one of the prominent
magazines an article on building brain
ana muscle by the proper selection of
the foods you eat.
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A good many people were surprised
to find oatmeal placed at the top of the
list of foods recommended but if the
article had appeared in an English or
Scotch paper every reader would have
expected to see first place given to
good oatmeal.
As a matter of fact Great Britfaa
and Europe come to us for tremendous
quantities of Quaker Oats because it
represents to them perfect food, being
the richest in flavor and best in clean-,
liness and purity, of all oatmeals.'
Americans should eat more Quaker
Oats the results would soon show
themselves in improved conditions of
health and strength. W
Auditor Burreson, of Lakota, was a
Devils Lake visitor Tuesday.
The real estate men are having &
very large call for houses to rent
One-Half Price Sale, 1000 yards of
wash goods and silks worth 40c to 60c
a yard, only 29c at Troppman Co.'s big
sale.
Rich Cut Glass
and Solid Silverware
People of refinement every
where rpgard these two wares
as the height of good taste and
elegance,
If No household that makes
any pretence at fashionbale
table service can afford to do
so without a showing of these
beautiful wares.
If Add to your supply of cut
glass and silverware at every
opportunity. Money invested
in them fe well spent and Will
give pride and prestige as long
as they last—forever.
If We' show a splendid line at
all seasons.
FRANK LUECK
309 KeBy Ave. levilsLake, N, D.
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