The citizen-Republican., August 26, 1920, Image 8

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If I 8m indebted to any one, please
notify me immfdiately at Rapid City
and things will be straightened out.
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classes. Fred Horey,
the three mile record.
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Chris Hoellwarth.
and Leon Duray and other noted
flag. Louis Disbrow Is the holder
drovo it in
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See our line of
SURE, WE'RE GOING!
Whlz-'z-z! The leading speed demons of the world will race at the com
ing South Dakota State Fair, Huron, September 13-18.
Secretary A. It. Corey, of the International Motor Contest Association, which con
trols the dirt track automobile racing In this country, has issued a permit for the
in a in to a a S a a S at a
Permit for nearly 200 days of raclns already, havo been .mailed by Secretary
Corey The public is automobile racinR mad this year and 1920 promises to be the
bisreest year in the history of the gasoline gaine.^
Automobile racing is no lunger i»ufci tr.iertii.ri.riGr.^
raw track is the laboratory of the automobile industry where experiments—often
times very costly ones—have been made and the analytical secrets discovered.
Many a mishap on the race track has spared car owners hundreds of lives by
preventing a faulty construction from Kilting into tin? design and make-up oi
cream
In his Simplex Zip
the two, four, five and ten rtiile records. sig.
•A/eyman-'Bruton Company,
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Try ft S'fick of
Wash Goods. Ginghams land Percales
OUR SHOES .,.
Are right as to Price and Style
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Sh»e» at the right prices,
Mre. Mann and grandson, Morris
Gregory went'to Leeterville Sunday
to spend a few days at the home of
her niece. Mrs. Roewell.
of the racing world will i-ntrr mounts in tin fair
Slg. Haugdalil, Louis Dlsbrow, I -ill iMidu'ott, Mo.vd Willanl
xiiiota will be among tin- lielil
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of the one mile circular
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We can save you money on
MEN'S and BOYS'CLOTHING
We have a large line of Work Sbirls, Overalls and
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are always, fresh
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It sure will Tickle You"
says the Good Judge
record. 11.
at St. Louis. August _sth.. I. IJ' ah-o ho hi
his 1-iai .Speeder hoH.-
To find how long the
full rich taste of the
Real Tobacco Chew
lasts.
That's why it really
saves you money to use
this class of tobacco
instead of the ordinary
kinds.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobaccc
1107 Broadway, New York City
Has received many new goods for Spring and
Summer while others are on the way
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There is none better
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STORE
Scotland. S. D,
The latest models in fall millinery
at Becker Bros.
Wesley Brown went to Vermillion
Sunday to visit his daughter
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Museer Expect
to leave today for a visit at theirold
home Pennsylvania.
Henry Brown has put two car load*
of sheep on bis farm to fatten on the
weeds, and clean up the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ardery are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
son at their home last Friday morning.
Roy Thomas's family of Lesterville
spent Sunday Ht the Hardinberg and
Thomas home in Scotland.
Dr. Leighton left last Sunday for
Chicago and before returning expects
to spend a few days fishing in some of
the WJpccnsin lakes
Opportunity is a gold mine it gives
one a chance to dig. Your opportunity
is to attend the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Minn. Send for
catalog.
Mr. E. H. Grant of Huron, was in
town Saturday between trains, on his
way to LakeAndeB where he conduct
ed services in the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Otto Schmierer left last Fri
day for Madison where she iB enjoy
ing an outing with her sister, Mrs.
Leo Aspinwalt of Vermillion, in a cot
tage on Lake Madison.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jasman re
turned laBt Thursday from their trip
to Yellowstone Park. They had a de
lightful trip and came back loaded
with mementoes as well as pleasant
memories.
Mrs. J. P. Serr returned last week
from the Black Hills where she had
been visiting her BOOB for two or three
weeks. After a brief visit here she
left on Thursday for her home in
Nebraska.
MrB Leo Keller and children and his
sister, Mrs Allen, arrived from Ged
deB Saturday and Bpent Sunday with
Mr. Keller, who is one of the contrac
tors working on the new Catholic
church. They left Monday for Shel
don, la. to visit relatives
Carl Max has been appointed pres
ident of the Scotland band to succeed
Chris Hoellwarth who iB moving to
Rapid Citv. Mr.Hoellwarth has been
a good booster for the band and his
services will be missed, regardless of
the fact that his successor is well fit
ted for the work.
Since returning from summer school
at Chicago three weeks ago Howard
Harris has been helping his father, J.
J. Harris on the farm near Witten
burg. He will return to Spencer the
last of the week to resume his work
»s superintendent of the Spencer
schools.
r.lr. J. R. Shirty of -f ierre, has
been appointed receiver for the Bon
Homme County Bank, and took pos
session of the business last week.
Mr. Chris. Hirning, who had been in
charge of the bank since it Was closed
by the Banking Board, left for his
home in Pierre Saturday.
Owing to a conflict in two engage
ments Prof. Hazzard of Dakota Wes
leyan University was unable to meet
hiR appointment to fill the Presbyteri
an pulpit here last Sunday, but the
place was ably taken by Prof. Holmes
of the same college. Prof. Holmes
gave two very able and practical talks
which were much appreciated.
A Mission Fest was held in the Lu
theran Church four miles north of
Lesterv ille last Sunday. Rev. Zink
was assisted in the services by Rev.
Streeb of Stickney, and Rev. Sand
rock, director of the Lutheran college
at Eureka. Rev. Sandrock went from
here to Waverly, la., to attend a con
ference, «nd Mr. Andrew Scbatz ac
companied him as a delegate from the
Scotland church.
Chris Hoellwarth shipped his house*
hold goods to Rapid City last Friday,
and the family expect to move to that
place about the first of September.
Mr. Hoellwarth owns a farm near
that town, but his family will live in
the town. Since he had the flu a
year ago last winter he has not re
gained his former strength, and he
thinks the climate and amell of the
pines around Rapid City will be good
for him.
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Sioux Falls, Aug. 20
W. D. Griffith departed this after
noon over tbe Milwaukee for Sioux
City where he was to join Homer
Snow, traveling freight inspector, and
R. G. Larson. Sioux City agent fot
the Milwaukee road and go together
to Chicago to attend-a meeting of the
Ions and damage department of the
railroad company. The cost to the
company through damage and loss of
freight shipped over tbe road has grown
to alarmine figures and' the meetings
are being held with a view of stopping
the shrinkage from the causes men
tiosed. The Milwaukee la sot the
only road confronted by a like situa
tion. It in. announced that the same
conditions .confront every railroad
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State of Oli'o, City ofToledo I
Lucas county.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., duiug business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S
CAT ARE MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn I before me and subscribed
111 llij I'iCOCUUC,
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At rw.
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(SEAL) A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and aicts through the Blood on the
Mucous Surfaces of the System.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Hull's Family Pills for constipation.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
For Sale—Tomatoes in bushel lots.
F. J. Kadlec.
FOR SALE.
One Belle City Large size silage
cutter with 36 feet blow pipe and in
side distributing pipe for filling.
Practically as good as new. Worth
$465 new, will take $200.
L. W. HAYNE3.
Just received our line of fall hats,
don't forget to visit the millinery de
partment at Becker Bros.
Be not content to jog along in a
poorly paid job. Take a course at the
Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux
Falls, S. Dak. and you will soon have
a stood position and iraw a premium
salary.
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If you have any concrete work to
be done or sewer or cisterns to be
dug, see A. D. WIPF. Phone 156.
After October, the 1st, all past
due accounts due
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DO YOUR SHOPPING AT BECKERS
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AND GET IT FOR LESS MONEY
The Merchandise situation is not easing up in the
manufacturing and jobbing centers, and goods are not
easy to get. Any easing up on prices will not make goods
any lower than at the present time, but will have a ten
dency to hold them at the present levelsr
Cadillac Dresses for the Growing Miss
Clever styles in which neatness and
perfection of line and attractiveness
of expression make them the ideal
garment of distinctiveness and be
comingness. Mothers and daughters
alike will simply "love" these dresses
because of the simple elegance and
the quality and dainty patterns of the
fast color ginghams from which they
are made.
Price 6, 6.25, 6.50, 8.
Millinery Department.
In our Millinery department we still
have some very choice Hats at re
duced prices.
A good stock of Men's and Ladies' Shoes.
Oxfords and Pumps for Ladies and Children.
MUNSINGWEAR for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
None better. Prices right
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will bear interest
at 8 per cent. All persona indebted
to
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please call and settle before
that time. Brown & Donley.
If !.':,.y
FOft SALE—45—D Buick Car, in
fine shape, motor recently overhauled.
Isqahrs at thte office.
WASHAaU
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COLORS
Be&utifuf
v»t Inexpensive
finish for Vlfells
and Woodwork
Before the day of &
Washable Interior Colors,
ruch soft, velvety tones and
shades were undreamed of.
Nor is their beauty short
lived. Walls and woodwork
finished with these modern col
ors are
permanently
decorated.
.Soap and water are all that is
needed to keep them fresh and
new for years.
& Washable Interior
Colors are 'largely responsible
for the way lcalsomine and wall
paper have been swept into the
discard by so many thousands
of observing, discriminating
homelovers.
Fresh paint is better paint.
And like all & products,
& Washable Interior Col
ors are fresh mixed when yott
apply them through our pat-,..,
ented Base-and-Tinter system..,
If you are interested in mak
ing home fresher and brighter,*
you'll find it worth while to in
spect the color range of &
"Washable Interior Colons at
'•our store.
& Washakie lnl«w Golan
Fresh mixed when you apply
them—the Base and Tinter
Way.
j, C. MAX, Your Druggist
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BECKER BROS. CO.
WICKS &QUINN
ATTOBMiY AT LAW
WILL PBACTIcJE JN AW COBKTP
SCOTLAND 8. DAK.
J/WES L. ftEIGHEN
A'J TOBMY AT LAV
OJJLICK IN ItECEGB BLOCK
SCOTLAND S. DAE.
DRAY & EXPRESS LINE
«J. J. CASS, PROP.
ALL KINDS CF TEAM WORK
Phoke
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PCCOXAND, S. DAK
Dr. VAN FERNEY
Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist
PHONES:
OFF'CE 17 HOUSE 69
W.F.HANSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OJFI9E IN BROWN BLOCK
SCOTLAND. SOUTH DAK*
B. H. UNRUH, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUHGEON
PHONES
OFFICE 54 RESIDENCE 12
SCOTLAND. SO. DAK-
SAMPLES
OT ad SUm SBlif
Many Styles tolSelect fiom
SJits
made to order $17.00
Two-piece sails *$15.00
Can also get bat or raj* to match
We gaarantee to satisiy
WANEK THE TAILOR
Scotland 8.