The Madison daily leader. [volume], October 01, 1909, Image 3

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SILVERWARE SALE
BEGINNING SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2nd, we
will offer our entire line of Plated Silverware at such
prices, that if you happen to see our north display
window, where these goods will be displayed, with
plain price tags, you can't help but realize that here
are REAL BARGAINS. The Reason for this slaughter
ing of Prices is that we expect our new holiday goods
inside of 2 or 3 weeks and we must make some room
for them. Watch for our price announcement on
Saturday.
CHRIS
DRUGGIST
COMPLETE OPTICAL ROOM
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MiDllOI, lODfl DAKOTA.
TELEPHONE, NO. '269.
FRIDAY, OCT. 1, 1909.
THE CITY.
Weather forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
iv^niy tpajjjht.
local'news
Big social dance at Hnndemer ball
every Friday evening.
For Sale. Household furniture.
Mast be sola by Oct. 1.—Mrs. Harry
Hoot, 705 Egan Avenue.
For 8ale. My iesidence in Madison
and 400 acres of land.—A. E. Fuller.
Lane's rat and roach paste, guaran
teed to kill rata and mioe.—Hoi lid ay
A Porter.
SCHUTZ,
JEWELER
THE THERMOS BOTTLE
For the Sickroom and for the Infant
The Thermos Bottle keeps liquids hot 24
hours in the coldest weather.
The Thermos Bottle keeps ice cold liquids
ice cold 72 hours in the hottest weather. You
simply pour in the liquid hot or cold and cork it up.
The Thermos Bottle will keep it that way. The Thermos
Bottle is a new scientific invention, embodying the well-known
principle that heat or cold can't get through a vacuum. The
Thermos Bottle simply consists of one glass bottle inside another with
a vacuum between. No chemicals of any kind—always ready—lasts a life
time. Filled, cleaned, emptied, same as any ordinary bottle. The Thermos bot
tle is the greatest thing for
the comfort
GET FULL DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET AND PRICES
Sae our New Novelties in Brass Work on Display in North Window
JONES DRUG CO.
GRINAGER BROS.
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We're ready to show
you the New Fall
Styles in
Men's Suits
Youth's Suits
Boys' Suits
Overcoats
Hats & Caps
fc' *5 Shoes Shirts
ij.jr Neckwear
Underwear
Sweater Coats Pants
Fancy Vests Gloves &c
Bring yew
Z. F. SEARS, OPTICIAN IN CHARGE
pool try to Abbott ft
Mitchell.
Jest leave a lock of your hair and
have a switch or puffs made to niatcn,
out oi real human hair. All grgdes
and prices.—Miss L. B.Morse.
For Sale. Three residence
lota.—
Stephen Olsbo.
Every day is opening day at Miss
Bogen's millinery store. Come and
gee her fine line of hats.
For Sale. Jewel heater, No. 114
and small Quick Meal steel range.—
Chicago 5 and 10 cent store.
Lost. Pair gold-rimmed glasses, in
leather covered ateel case. Leave at
this oWce.
A new line of pictnre moulding just
received at A. T. Ireland's.
Wanted. Second hanu bard coal
heater. Howe Candy Kitchen.
For Sale. 37} acres land adjoining
city limits, at a bargain. One-half
cash, balance 5 years' time at 6 per
oent interest.—O. S. Jones.
Prescriptions
and convenience of human race ever invented.
Corner Drug Store
Lane's hair tonic, cures dandruti and
itching scalps.— Holliday & Porter.
I've tried them all. "Jack's for
mine."
Wanted. Messenger boy. Apply at
Western Union telegraph office.
Mrs. II. II. Cole returned this morn
ing from an extended visit with rela
tives in Wisconsin.
Abbott & Mitchell will par top
market prices for live poultry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McCready who
have been in the city a week or two
departed this morning on their return
home to Los Angeles, Cal.
The students of the State Normal
school enjoyed a holiday today and a
number who reside at nearby towns
went home to spend a day with
parents.
Col. J. P. Nighbert will bold an
auction sale in west Fourth tomorrow
afternoon at which will be sold the
balance of the Bengs restaurant fix
tures. and other property.
If the peison wno took the rugs from
the porch of Herb. Putney's residence
last night will return them nothing
will be eaid about it.
A. J. Laughlin who has been visit
ing his brother, J. C. Laughlin, and
other relatives in this city departed
for his home at Mazomanie, Wis.
Today's local grain market: Wheat,
No. 1, 91 No. 2, 89 velvet
chaff, No. 1, 87 No. 2, 85 durum.
No. 1,75 No. 2, 72. Oats, 33. Corn,
50. Barley, 46 to 48. Flax, |1,27.
Speltz, 90 cwt. Timothy, $2.60 cwt.
Madison excursionists who viewed
the Mitchell corn palace yesterday re
port a large attendance. The display
of pioducts is fine and the musical fea4
ture of the palace is very attractive.
There are a number of county displays
in the palace representing the capabil
ities of South Dakota as a corn produc
ing state.
Clans Hexom of the Madison Marble
works located in the new brick block,
corner Fifth street and Van Eps ave
nue, invites the public to call and in
spect bis new works. He has recently
leceived four carloads of material and
can save the customer 2£ per cent by
buying from nim. Beware of agents
from town or out of town selling for
out of town firms, as toey represent
one thing and do another. Call and
see Mr. Hexom before buying.
The Lena Rivers theater company
attracted the largest audience of the
season at the opera house last night
and gave excellent satisfaction. Next
Monday evening the Lyman Twins
musical comedy company will make
their appearance, and from information
Hioux City Journal: Some radical
reductions have been made by the
Wells-Fargo Express company rates to
South Dakota points reached by Sioux
City shippers. Complaint was made
when the Wells Fargo company took
over the United States Express com
pany's business on the Milwaukee &
St. Paul line that the rates were too
high. The Wells Fargo company gave
out the information that the rates were
only temporary and would be adjusted
HH soon as possible. The leduction
already announced will go in effect
October 1 and apply to twenty-eeven
Soutn Dakota towns-
O N O E E
SUGAR BOWL
For Pure Home-Made
Candies and Bon Bons
We Have a New Candy Maker
direct from Boston who is making
very toothsome Sweetmeats.
Try them.
FRESH FRUITS IN SEBSON
Our line of Fruits are the best in
the city. Buy your next order of
THE SUGAR BOWL
Under New Management
at hand Mauagergs Hunt & Colgrove
expect an immense crowd. Excursion
parties from Oldbam and Kaiuona have
signified their intention to be present
Hint the coming entertaiument is re
ceiving popular attention in this city.
CouDty Snpt. L. C. Kellogg was
among the Madison excursionists who
visited t!e Mitchell corn palace yefter
day. Mr. Kellogg was interested in
the'political meeting which was sche
i'.iiled to be held in Mitchell this af
ternoon. The senators and congress
men and many of the state officers
were in the city to attend the meeting.
Moth factions of the party were repre
sented among the spectators, including
rx Senator Kittredge. From the tone
of dinc«H8ion in progress, it is the
opinion of Mr. Kellogg that the result
of the meeting will be harmonious.
Following is a summary of Hicks'
weather forecasts for Oct.: Storm
period fiom 1 to 6, centering on 3.
Cloudy weather as we pass in to Octo
ber. These storms promise much rain
and antumn wind"?, possibly snow
along north side of county. Heavy
frosts from 5 to 8. Iteactionaiy storms
from 9 to 10, bringing onlv moderate
disturbances. Temperature will rise.
From 10 to 12 changes to cooler again.
Storm period from 12 to 17, central on
14. New moon on 14. About 12 de
cided storm conditions will prevail.
Rising temperature from 13 to 14.
Thunder storms. Great earthquake
and electric disturbances about 14.
Cooler weather following. Reaction
ary storms from 18 to 21, cold rains,
turning to enow in noith. Much
stormy weather to 22. Reactionary
conditions extending from 26 to 29,
and maii3- stoims over conntry.
The Lyman Twins, toe famous
young comedians who appear at the
opera house Oct. 4, had a funny joke
which turned out to be on them and
which leaked out through some drum
mers who thought it too good to
keep. While the twins were playing
in Duluth, Minn., a short time ago
and stopping at the Spalding hotel
there, one of the boys went to the din
ing room and bad his supper before the
other and left. In a few momeots in
came the other and the head waiter
looked at him very mysteriously and
seated him at the table remarking he
never lefore saw a man who could eat
two suppers. The twin told some
drummers at tbe table who when they
heard the joke howled with delignt
thinking the joke was on toe waiter
But next morning,on leaving the land
lord had H. C. Lyman charged with
two suppers, he protested bat the clerk
who was a green country boy said it
was in the book and he had to collect'!,
the money. The diummers all had I
another laugb, as the landlord could'
not be foend to straighten the matter
out. So the twins had a laugh, re
marking, that's nothing we got tan
gled up worse than that and left for
the train.
50 Per Cent of thePopolation of the U.S.
live in rural districts remote from
physicians or drug stores, and they are
obliged to depend upon proprietary
medicines to a very great extent.
To the women in these homes Buch
standard remedies as I vdia- K. Pink*
ham's Vegetable Compound come os a
boon and a blessing. Records show
that it has cured more women of
those dread feminine ilk than any
other remedy.
Take care of your stomach. Let Kodol
digest all the food you eat, for that is
what Kodol does. Every tablespoo fill
of Kodol digests 254 pourds of food.
Try it today. It io guarnteed to ra»
lieve you or your money back. Sold bf
All OruggibtH.
DeWitts Little Early Risers, the safe,
sure, easy, gpctle. little liver pillp. The
original C'arbolized Witch llazel Salve
is DeWitt'e. The name is plainly
stamped on every box. It is good for
cuts, burns, bruises, sores, boils and
sunburn—but it is especially good for
Piles. Hold by All Druggists.
E E E
AT
Runchey's Bakery
TO-MORROW SATURDAY
Boston Brown Bread
f!reamBeans
aked
Puffs
Shoo Flies
and
Other good too Numerous to
Mention
GREAT EXHIBIT OF
Fall and Winter
A S
AT
MISS BOGEN'S
Every Day Will Be
OPENING DAY
We have made arrangements to display the Largest
and Most Up-to-Date Line of Millinery ever shown
in the city. We can please you. s
Miss Rose Organ, of Milwaukee, has again taken
charge of the Trimming Department
Good Afternoon!
Do you do your own baking? We are in
troducing a very superior flour, much better
than you have been using.
"No, thank you,
UTTLE HATCHET
is good enough for me, so is SUNNYSIDE
WASHED COAL.
LARKIN & METCALF
Mill 240 [PHONES Store 445
Have a Standard
—Young Men
Establish a clothes standard and the%
be careful to dress yourself up to it.
It doesn't cost any more. Simply calls
for a little more care in selecting your
clothes.
We've standard ourselves* Th§
clothes we sell conform with it. It's ft
high standard. The clothes have to bo
right
When we tell you they're Ederheimei*
Stein made you'll understand. The makers
are specialists, experts in the Young Men'*
field, center their ability on this line.
That's what it takes to make Young
Men's clothes that are perfect clothes with
fit, style, drape and general effect to please
you. It takes more cloth and it. takes
more work. But the clothes are different*
HACKETT & SUTTON
GRAND
MILLINERY
AT THE
pa*
Morse Millinery Parlors
THURSDAY & FBIDAY
OF THIS WEEK
You are most cordially invited to inspect our ex
quisite line of Fall Millinery.
Foley's Hooey and Tar ia a safeguard
against serious results from spring oolds
whioh inflame th» lungs and develop
into pneumonia. Avoid counterfeits by
insisting upon having the genuine Fol
ey's Honey and Tar, which contains n
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If YOU have backaohe sa urinat?
troubles you shonld take Fol y's Kidney
Remedy to strengthen and build up the
kidneys so thej will act prjperl/, as a
serious kidney trouble mj develop
H. Anderson.
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