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MADIHON, SOUTH DAKOTA
IvieftNicanAY JANUARY io 19*1 i
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J. I\ STAHU Proprietor
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CHILDRENS APRONS 99c
Bungalo Aprons for girls 6 to 14 years old.
Neat figured light and dark percale. High
waist line belts. 2 pockets, finished with
Bias tape and Ric-liac Braid. Only 99c to
morrow.
SATEEN BLOOMERS 95c
Made of good quality Sateen, ankle length.
Finished with wide cuff and two rows of
elastic. Several shades to select from. Get
the $1.50 quality bloomers tomorrow for
only 99c
DR. DENTON SLEEPERS 99c
cmrrMr, per week 1«
Alexandria.—In
That for sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, of the famous Dr.
Denton soft-knit sleeping garments. Drop
seat style, protect your little ones at night
and get unbroken sleep yourself. Get them
tomorrow for 99c
30c TOWELS 5 FOR 99c
Good quality cotton huck towels. Size 17x32
gOod hoavy weight. Red borders. Buy fivs
of them for 99c on 99c Day.
LONG CLOTH 4 YARDS 99c
The Paulis store for bargains every tin)§!
Heavy English long cloth 36 irfches wide, ex
tra well finished fine count. Buy four yards
of it for 99c at our big i^9c Sale.
29c TOWELING 4 YARDS 99c
Hurry to the Paulis Dry Goods Store and
save money. Heavy bleached toweling 17
inches wide. Extra good for roller towels. It
sells regularly at 29c a yard, but on 99c Day
buy 4 yards for just 99c
$1.50 AND $1.75 GOWNS 99c
Womens dainty night gowns in pretty slip
over styles, of muslin neatly embroidered ra
dainty colors. Flesh or white. 99c meanar
a
big saving on night gowns tomorrow.
the
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ave
jhave evidently gone
uS COTTON CH ALLIES
Fine yard wide Cotton Challies, Artistic Per
sian Floral and Oriental patterns in beautiful
colorings. Especially desirable for comfort
able coverings, Kimonas and dressing
sacques. Only a short time ago they sold at
45 cents a yard, but tomorrow you can buy
4 yards for 99c
r*8ldent*
fnwn_
TownB-
QTATW TNjirw/c county wUl on Wednesday. January.
Si All!* WlSiW» participate in a big wolf, coyote
,i:., Huron.—Fred Hoi ton waa
chosen
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of
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY. 19. 1911., their town be provided with a
ai Madiao* pociorric* depot by the same railway. The
n»att*r. i present depots in the two towns have!
T&RM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION bticome inadequate for the growing'
5* i
3r*ar business
Menno.—Efforts are being made which was being pushed by farm bu
by the residentB of Menno to induce
tike Milwaukee railway company to,
ierect a new depot building here. The
freeman also are urging'
Of tka
railway
ta the two I
Mt. Vernon.—Hundre&i of men
and boys of this part of Davison
and rabbit roundup, which will
^^jhairman of the county board of staged in the territory adjacent to'
fommlssioners. He succeeded J. A. Mt. Vernon. Those taking part in'
fork, of Sheffield, returned. When the roundup will be divided into
«Jhe commissioners meet this week squads, and will encircle a wide
]tvo will be appointed to fill the va- scope of country. Hundreds of the
.fancies of Mr. York and tt. C. Gibbs,1 animals are expected to be killed, as
,,vvt''8isne1* coyotes and rabbits especially are
circuit court unusually numerous in this district.
4amages $650 Ornold Yost sustained when the Mittlestaedt
sustained July 4 last. adjusted. The total amount paid in
rr,* Huron.—The county jail Is full.' losses was between $75,000 and
fhere are 10 of them. One woman $8(.i,utl0, which is the heaviest fire
,, prisoner and nine men, according to losses in the history of Milbunk.
report made by Sheriff Verne C. Mittlestaedt Bros, valued their stock
'iWiller. The woman Is serving a six at $50,000 and had insurance, of
i' i juonths* term, having gone in three $34,000 and $500 on fixtures.
faionths ago. The Jail .is large Pierre.—Farmers in the southern
tnough to hold only nine prisoner®, i part of the state who purchased
Rapid City.—The large plate glass "rust proof" Beed wheat last year
Window recently placed in the office are complaining that the result was
of the wholesale automobile supply not as promised that the wli«at
fctore to take the place of the one they secured was not only not rust
.lilown out by the high wind cost proof but carried so much noxious
$280. February, 1914, Allen broth- seed of other plants with it that
iers paid H. W. Foye $81 to put a their fields were badly infested with
Sjplate glass window in that same' seed of plants which will take time
{place. Prices on plate glass windows and expense to eradicate. Appar
up since the ently to work off inferior seed on the
Kore
toward
be!
ere a Jury awarded Heecher O'Dell, Milbank. The insurance on losses Marshal Foch. A feature of the
affair whose objects,
it is
injuries alleged to have been Bros, general merchandise store and
a ball game when a building belonging to the Dakota
was struck by an auto driven Central Telephone company were de-
Yost. The Injury was alleged tolatroyed by fire in this city has been
securing a
fr
grade,
SLEEPING SUITS 99c
Keep the tots from having colds Ghilds
rteeping suits of flannelette in Pink and Blue
stripes, drop seat, all have feet. Sizes 2 to
6 years. Buy several of them tomorrow at
99c a suit.
2y2 YARDS SHIRTING 99c
*«ie regular price is 75c a yard for this shirt
ing. 32 inches wide, very fine thread weave
wath mercerized finish. Light grounds with
very pretty colored stripes. You can buy
2 1-2 yards for 99c on 99c Day.
2 BALLS KNITOLA YARN 99c
There'll be a lot of pretty sweaters and scarfs
made after this sale. Knitola yarn, none bet
ter made, 21 shades to select from. Sold re
guarly at 75c per ball. Get two 2 ounce balls
tommorrow for J99c
WOOL SPORT HOSE 99c
With the vogue for low shoes and sport hose
these'll go in a hurry. Womens Wool Sport
Hose, Brown Heather mixtures. 99c Day is
the day of days in this big January Clearance
Sttle Get $1.7.r» sport hose for per pair 99c
Curtain Marquisette 2 Yards 99c
TTiats enough for a curtain. White Curtain
Marquisette with narrow pink or blue bord
ers. Comes 36 inches wide. Sells regularly
at 75c per yard. Buy two yards tomorrow
for 99c
$1.50 TO $1.75 CHEMISES 99c
w omens Envelope Chemises in pretty styles.
Made of fine muslin with fitted or strap tops.
Trimmed with lace or embroidery insertion.
Select them tomorrow at 99c each.
LINGERIE CREPE 3 YARDS 99c
It makes such pretty gowns and pajamas
and they're so unexpensive too. Lingerie
Crepe in plain and fancy patterns. 3 yards of
the 50 to 65c quality for 99c tomorrow.
$1.50 TO $1.75 BAG FRAMES 99c
Make a pretty silk bag using one of these
bag frames and you'll be very proud of it!
Metal bag frames in F/ench grey finished in
Silver or Gold color. Just a small quantity
to sell at 99c on 99c .Day*
FETE FOR NAPOLEON
Unittf States Asked to
Great Celebration.
Faoh at Heed ef Frenob Cemmlttee
AtVianging for Observance sf
Death Anniversary.
New
York.—American participation
la the
celebration by France of
Tomorrow Is 99o Day
v.
in
the
hundredth anniversary of the death
ef Napoleon on May 5 next, was in
vited here by Prof. William Mulli
gan Sloane of Princeton, N. J., speak
ing for the French committee headed
stated, are
"to bind up the wounds of France,"
wUl
be a great exhibition of Napoleon
ic relics at Malmaison, France, to
which collections will be loaned from
all
parts of the world.
Professor Sloane, who for 42 year*
held the chair of history at Princeton,
and latterly at Columbia university,
•aid that French statesmen, soldiers
and men of law and letters as well as
other professions compose the commit
tee which is arranging the centennial.
"Making all allowance for every se
vere criticism of Napoleon's career,"
he continued, 'it is still true that his
wprk unified France, saved it from
partition among its foes and In civil
life prepared alike the foundation and
atructure of the society which 1A the
World war saved France and helped
to
save all western civilization.
"It was by his impulse and guid
ance
that the financial credit of
France waa
r*
restored, that the maf-
latracy and
better
administration took d*A-
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OF THE SWEEPING JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
nlte shape, tnat tne emi coae was
promulgated, the Bank of France cre
ated, the University of France mod
eled on that of the state of New York
and the council of state organized.
"He made private property safe,
opened public charges, great and
•mall, to all classes founded schools,
colleges and secondary schools, built
magnificent highways, dug an elabo
rate system al internal waterways,
improved transportation of every sort
and, abeve all, reorganized In his in
stitutions the commanding position of
belles-lettres, the fine arts and nat
ural science. The superb inheritance
of order, progress and prosperity
which be bequeathed made the France
ef 1914.
"The French committee especially
desires American participation by con
tributions, by the loan of Napoleona
from American collections and, above
all, the moral support of intelligent
Interest on this side of the Atlantic."
Human Fly Helps
Anchor Shabby Walls
New York.—Aided by
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THE PAULIS DRY GOODS COMPANY
Clearance Sales in this Store afe REAL SALES conducted for the sole purpose of "Clearing Away" stock surplusses in order to
enter the new season with everything new and fresh. The most effective way to accomplish this clearance is by
making prices so low that you can readily see the reai economy of buying and 'his we are doing in a
manner that admits no doubt of our sincerity. TRY AND BE HERE TOMORROW.
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KID MITTENS 99c
Just the thing to keep little fingers from
Jack Frost's cruel nip. Childrens warm
fleece lined brown kid mittens with fur tops.
Small assortment. Buy them tomorrow at
just 99c a pair.
FELT TAM O'SHANTERS 99c
Here's another "wonder bargain" such as are
found only at a Paulis Dry Good Co. Sale.
Made of fine felt in several good shades. $2.00
to $2.50 values for 99c but that only on 99c
Day.
UNDERWEAR TWO SUITS 99c
Follow the crowds and they'll lead you to
the Paulis Store and 99c Day. Childrens me
dium weight unionsuits, plain white. Size*
6, 8, 10,12 only. The regular price is 75 and
85 cents a garment. If you are an early bird
you get two suits for 99c.
WOMENS HOSE TWO PAIR 99c
It's your treat ladies, so hurry. Women®
cotton hose, genuine Burson make. All sizef
in Black or White. Some fleece lined with
ribbed tops. Get two pair of the regular 65c
hose tomorrow for 99c.
$3.50 GEORGETTE CREPE 99c
This sounds like a mistake, but it isn't. A
small lot of $3.50 Georgette Crepe in short
lengths but enough to make a waist or pair
of sleeves in most pieces. 40 inches wide.
Come early and get it for 99c a yard tomor
row.
4 YDS DRESS GINGHAMS 99c
When you can buy 4 yards of good dress
gingham for 99 cents it seems like surt
enough good times again. 27 inch dres®
gingham "Toile-du-Nord" and other good
brands in large and small plaids and checks.
Get 4 yards of the regular 39c gingham
for 99c
BUNGALO APRONS 99t
Bungalo Aprons of light and dark figured
Percale, wide belts, large pockets. Edges
finished with Ric-Rac Braid and Bias tape.
Any other day they sell at $1.45 but tomor
row they are only 99c.
"hu­
man fly," workmen assumed the
hazardous task of anchoring tot
tering walls of the nine-story
Strathmore
apartment
and store
building at Broadway and Fifty
second street, half of which col
lapsed Wednesday, burying, it is
believed,
seven. wotkmen la
debris.
While the steeple Jack in the
glare of powerful searchlights
scaled the walls and at each tier
made fast cables anchored In
the center of the structure, a
corps of firemen dug In tons of
brick and plaster below search
ing for bodies of victims.
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Sleep?
oes a dry cough
eepyou a*ake?
KEMP'S BALSAM
Will stop the tickle
that makes you cough
CUaKANTCCD
E A A A K S
NEW MANAGEMENT
Better Than
Take Your Next Meal With Ui'
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DR. H. GILBERTSON
GRADUATE VHTHRINAR7AN and
G1NBRAL AUCTIONEER
NI7NDA SOUTH DAKOTA
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FURNITITKK AND Rl (iS
I Buy and Sell .New and Second
Hand Furnitnr* st«v«-
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LICENSED EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Phones: House 2288 Office 2205.
Over Johnston's Furniture tSore.
MADISON.
S. Dak.
Madison Electric Co.
WIRING. FIXTURES. MOTORS
and SLT2USS
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BRASSIERES 99c
Warners Bando Brassieres, front or
hook. All sizes. Sold regularly at $1.25.
Get them on 99c Day for only 99c
SILK WARP POPLIN 99c
And what could you better wear than Silk
Warp Poplin? 36 inches wide. Several
shades to select from. 99c a yard for the re
gular $2.00 Silk War]) Poplin on 99c Day.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 99c
Gowns, Petticoats and Chemise, of fine Nain
sook in Pink and White. The Chemise are
front and back trimmed. Some are hand em
broidered. Values to $1.75 for only 99c to
morrows^
$1.50 PETTICOATS 99c
Womens Petticoats of Muslin and Sateitt,
bottoms are finished with embroidery flow
ers. Some have underlays. 99c if you shop
on 99c Day.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 12 FOR 99c
A whole dozen handkerchiefs for just 99c!
Included are 10c 12 l-2c 15c and even 17c
handkerchiefs. Any 12 of them for 99c on
99c Day.
6 YDS. APRON GINGHAMS 99c
For neat new aprons, 27 inch Apron Ging
hams. Extra good quality "Lancaster" and
"Amoskeag" apron ginghams. Come in lij jht
and dark grounds. Good sized checks. Get
6 yards for 99c tomorrow and stive.
CHILDS BLOOMERS 2 PAIR 99c
Good black Sateen and cotton Jersey bloom
ers 4 to 12 year sizes. Formerly sold for
75c and 89c. Thrifty mothers will be here
tomorrow and buy two pair for. 99c
LEATHER HAND PURSES 99c
Ladies leather flat purses in a number of
pleasing styles. Purses that formerly sold
from $2.00 to $3.50. Take your pick tomor
row for 99c
Cotton Thread At Reduced Prices
Following a declining market we have reduc
ed the prices on cotton thread as follows:
150 yard spools now per spool 8c
100 yard spools now per spool.... 5c
250 yard spools now per spool 12c
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