The Madison daily leader. [volume], December 03, 1919, Image 3

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A Christmas
Present
of a set of
CUT GLASS
SALT AND PEPPER
SHAKERS
ABSOLUTELY FREE with a part-hase of a dofhr
or more on Friday and Saturday, December 5 and 6.
The set is worth $1.50 each.
J. Chris Schutz
The Old Reliable Druggist
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The Secret of Wise Shoe Buying
S in a nut shell, Is to make your urchases from that firm, who
5 evinces a desire and determination to give you the best value# and
E best service in return.
Such a firm is constantly endeavoring to better its service
and increase the values offered in appreciation of yow
favors, and Is a safe firm to deal with.
ON THE ABOVE BASIS WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE.
GRADUATE VETERINARIAN
and GENEKAL AUCTIONEER
Nunda. S. D.
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Pure Milk and Cream
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East City Limits
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DR. H. GILBERTSON
^\NE of the handsom
est Xmas gifts is s
high-gt?de watch. It it
something worth while
and with care will last a
lifetime. It is a reminder
of the giver every iime it
is looked at, and thatfti
many times a day.
How delightful if wottW
be for. the members of
the family to join in giv
ing father, son or daugh
ter a watch for Xmss.
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Make this Jewelry
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FURNITURE AND RUGS
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Buy and Sell Mew and Second
Hand Furniture and Stoves
THE CITY.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Pntronize the O. K.
See Madison Hide & Fur house
before you aell you season's furs.
Alcohol for your radiator at
Laughlins Garafe.
For rent. Furnished room la
modern house near the Normal.
Phone 2185.
We buy all kinds of lirestock any
day but Sunday, both at Madison
and Junius. Offiee phone 2253.
Residence, 32C4 or 3468. If you
have hogs or cattle for market give
us a chance to bid.—Owens &
I Schultz.
Regular meeting of Hope Rebekah
Lodge No. 2, Wednesday evening,
Dec. 3, at 7:30. Work in the de
grees, election of officers and lunch.
Members of the degree staff please
be at the hall promptly at 8 o'clock.
—Louise Knutson, N. O.
Trapping season is now open. We
can give you prices on all kinds furs.
—Madison Hide & Fud house.
Eat at Ray's. Meals 35c.
For sale. Few choice Duroc Jer
sey boars, Pathfinder breeding.—
R. T. Atkinson, Madison.
Piano for sale. Cheap, if taken at
once. Phone 3263.
Rooms for rent. W. R. Reynolds.
Phone 3317.
For sale cheap. Peerless Garland
heater, burns hard or soft coal.
Phone 3100.
We are local distributors for the
popular Lillian Russell cigars that
sell for 5 cents at all cigar stands.
They are an extra good smoke for
the money. Stock up on them at
once.— C. J. Warfleld. distributor,
Madison, S. D.
For sale. Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels. J. W. Terwilliger. Phone
3585.
Lost. A pieced robe on street.
Leave at Madison Motor and Supply
Co., for reward.
For sale. Hard coal heater, new.
A. D. Bachniayer.
Strayed. Two Duroc brood sows.
Finder please notify John Kuchen
becker. Phone 6948.
Hemstitching and cloth covered
buttons.—Madison Hemstitching Co.,
three doors north of Lyrie theater.
Phone 2299.
Bring your side and back curtains
to Ireland for new lights. Work
done promptly. Over Brown's garage.
Shave at Hank's.
House for Sale. Inquire Hank
Miller.
Have one Davis electric
machine for sale cheap.
2299.
sewing
Phone
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All those knowing themselves in
debted to H. J. Munro, will please
call and settle same at the First
National bank, as they have taken
over alt accounts for settlement.
Please attend to it now and oblige.—
H. J. Munro.
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APPLES!! APPLES!
Our bfg "Y" Washington apples,
juicy, clean and sound. For health,
eat 'em first thing in the morn'ng,
and the last thing at night. Our
car bulks arrived, but no good—
turned the mdown. At warehouse
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HEAVY AND LIGHT TEAM
WORK of all kinds. We do ev-
»ast of the depot.—W. H. Buck ft
Company.
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erythf isr in the way of Hauling.! Office in Huntimer Block
I Phone 2119 or Call on Phone 2291
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A Watch
for a Christmas Gift
Store
THE LEADING JEWELERS
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A H. N O A N
DENTIST
Only 22 more
days 'till Xmas
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LOCAL NEWS
Andrew Whealy and wife are
transacting business in Colman be
tween trains.
Mrs. Alba Sims, did some shop
ping and visiting in the city of Sioux
Falls between trains today.
Miss Marie Ranass has gone to
Nunda to remain for two weeks
while calling on her brother, who is
working a farm near that place.
Leo Aigner who has been working
on a farm near Madison went down
to Sioux Falls today to spend a week
with his relatives.
Mrs. Alba Johnson returned to
Sioux Falls this forenoon after
spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. W. M. Beardsley.
M. Hasvold is the guest for a few
days of his brother, Q. L. Hasvold
departed this morning for his home
at Flandreau.
The Degree of Honor will meet
in Hexoms hall on Thursday evening
at 7:30 for election of officers.
Members please take notice.
Miss Olive Clements arrived from
Sioux City last Saturday for the
purpose of spending several weeks
with her friend, as Margaret Stehr.
Among the Madison people who
transacted business in S.oux Falls
today were George Stensland of the
Security State bank, Ray Millard
and Mrs. L. T. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hartwich of
Ratnona, expect to leave on Monday,
December 8, for Santa Anna, Cali
fornia where the winter will be
spent.
Mrs. A. Dvorak returned home to
Wentworth today after a few days
visit in this place with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dettman who reside
in the north part of town.
Miss Dala Kalte who' has been as
sisting in the household of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Callise for about four
weeks returned home to Wentworth
this forenoon.
The directors of the commercial
club held a meeting last evening and
transacted routine business. It was
decided to hold a banquet for the
public on the evening of Dec. 29.
Several Madison people left the
city today on a trip to California.
They were Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Farmer, and .J. Lannon. The lat
ter goes to join his wife who has
been at Los Angeles for some time.
Mrs. Martin Nerdahl and her two
daughters, Miss Avis and Miss Ruth,
made their departure today for Flan
dreau. They go to meet a brother
of Mr. Nerdahl's who did not ar
rive In Sioux Falls yesterday as ex
pected.
Peter Chrlstensen came down
from Oldham today for denta! work.
He states that the coal shortage is
being keenly felt in his vicinity. A
car of coal gets into Oldham about
once every two weeks and when it
makes its appearance it is seised
upon with great eagerness. People
there have only a limited supply and
are using it sparingly.
The sudden drop in the ther
mometer the paBt two nights to
around 18 degrees below has put the
shivers In all persons not wrapped in
furs or other heavy winter clothing
Householders are keeping en eye on
their coal bins and are conserving
their supply of fuel just as much as
possible. The cold wave has effect
ed train schedules very much and
passenger traffic fa Slightly OB the
decrease.
With the Bowlers
The Three-Man team league start
ed off last night with the Sinoke
House alleys taking two out of
three from the Scudder Bros. trio.
Poor scores featured the rolling,
only one man gong over the 200
mark. The score follows:
Scudder Bros.
Miller 153 144 It*— 467
Sheldon 166 203 154—
Radiator
Hospital
Ray be rg'a Repair
Shop
Drs. Goldman & Rogne
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Office Phone 2323
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rhon* 3834
BB. »jW. •OI.DKaJr
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Lake County Land Co.
(Incorporated)
FARM LAND and CITY PROPERTY
Real Estate Loans and InHnrance
Next Poor North of Lake Park Hotel
Phone S20I
DRS. WESTABY &
BAUGHMAN
PHTSICIANS and SURGEONS
Hours: Madison Hospital, 8 a. m. to
10 a. m. Office. 1 p. m. to 6 p.
Cyening and Sunday by Appointment
i Telephones: Office, 2221 Dr. R. S
Westaby, Residence. 2277: Dr. D. 8
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Until further notice our prices for
French Dry Cleaning and Pressing
will be as follows
Men's Suits $1.50
Overcoats $1010 and up
Pants 63c
Coats 75c
Ladies' Suits $1.50 and up
Skirts .75 and up
Dresses 1.00 and up
Ladies' Coats 1.00 and up
Plush Coats 1.75 and up
Fur Coats 9.0© and up
Sweaters .50 and up
Children's clothes according to size.
Phone 2247. We will call.
NEW ART PANATORIUM
In Sid Ijee
BUIr.
Geo. Hietter, Prp. 120 Egan Av. S.
MILLINERY
For Ladies, Misses and
Children
Call in and
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Select the Fall
Model that suits
you best
Miss Grinager
Egan Ave. N.
Madison Junk &
Hide House
E. M. BOKi:CKY
All Kinds
Junk, Hides & Purs
SECOND-HAM) Al'TOS
Phones: Office 2101 Res. 8508
Located east of Union Grain &
Seed Elevator
JOHNSTON'S, Inc.|
Successors to B. L. Peck.
UNDERTAKING
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 3
PHONES: 2205
523
Scudder 14S 171 135— 455
S Totals
kit 4§i—*-1445
Smoke House Alleys—
Coutts 158 181
Johnson ....156 161
Phillip* ....147 193
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159—
186—
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Totals .4«1 535 500 1496
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Individualized Service
No two people have exactly the same eyes, die same features, the
Or the same needs. We supply glasses for individual requirements only.
When you come to us we consider both your needs and desireat
leave we have your confidence—and yon the results of our skill.
J. J. YAEGER
Madison's Exclusive Optical Shop
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Select your Christmas gifts from Guy E. Hanson, 4°^
where you always find a very large assortment^,
Buy them from Guy E. Hanson, where you are sure
of the quality and large assortment
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E. J. SUTTON
MADISON
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The Madison Creamery
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GUY E. HANSON
Madison's Leading Jeweler
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Manufacturers of |L
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Peerless Ice Cream and Soft Drinks
Highest Market Price Paid for Cream
PHONE 2341 MADISON, S. D.
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Brand
Clothes
For young men who want the
newest ideas Is clothes, are
htro in a large variety. New
teak lapels, in-curved wahlt
deep chested bell curved
sleeves. All of them qualjtir
fibrlcs, expertly tailored irttfc
all 'round ln-built style.
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