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The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 7

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Huron, South Dakota
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7
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THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1954 THE BVBWIWO HOHONITa HDHON. Dt SEVEN City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Alford returned last evening from a month's vacation in the Black They were at Spearfish canyon and Hisega. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Roundy and Mrs. Elizabeth Ede returned Tuesday night from the Black Hills, where they have spent the past two weeks. Mr. Roundy was attending to business matters. Dr.

H. IX Sewell returned Tuesday night from a several days' business trip to Chicago. It costs no moie--Drink Buflweiser. adv Mr. and Mrs.

E. F. Shepherd and son, Charles, returned last night from the Black Hills, where they spent a week's vacation. They were accompanied by Charles Bristor. Enroute home they visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Shepherd's nephews at Gregory. Miss Alice Potter, who is taking nurses training at St. Luke's hospital, Chicago, arrived home last night for a four weeks' vacation. Drink Budweiserl It costs no more.

adv Miss Evelyn Dahlum has returned from a two weeks' vacation spent in Minneapolis and in Burlington, where she visited a sister and brother. Regan Jones returned yesterday from a few days' vacation in the Black Hills. C. J. Dolan of who has been here at the home of his sister, Mrs.

J. M. Mahowald, returned to his home the first of the week. Miss Elizabeth KeUam of Hutchinson, is making a two weeks' visit here with Miss Esto Hatfield. Gamble Stores surely must have faith in their tires--Now, they give you a double guarantee--against all road hazards, except puncture, fire and theft, for 18 months on 6 ply and in addition, for life against defects in material and workmanship.

7-26 adv Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sievers and daughters, Luella and Frances, returned yesterday from Lincoln, where they have been visiting the past five weeks with Mrs. Walter Wieland, also a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sievers, Mrs.

Wieland, who has been ill, is better now, they said. Lloyd Goodrich of Newcastle, is appending a few days in Huron with his mother, Mrs. R. G. Goodrich.

The Rev. Robert Crawford of Omaha came this morning for a short visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coe I. Crawford.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tobin returned yesterday morning from ChadronV where she went tiecause of the serious illness of her brother, Will McGrath, who died Thursday. Funeral services were held Sunday. Mrs.

Tobin was away two weeks. Mrs. Darrell Gifford left yesterday morning for Estes Park, CoU where she will spend the rest of the summer with her mother. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Gifford motored to Superior, with their daughter, Mrs. Robert Moore, who has been here for the past two weeks. A musements "BORDER DEVILS" A western picture coming to the State tomorrow claims the unique distinction of involving no stolen papers, no kid- napings. It is a detective story, a murder mystery, a story that will keep you guessing until the smashing climax when the amateur detective, Harry Carey, steps in and discovers the identity of the murderer.

"Border Devils" has a large cast of experienced western players, and will be shown for two days. TONIGHT 13." Marion Davies and Gary Cooper, Civil war spies, each seeking to arrest the other, fall In love. WASH OUT 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES Win Back Pep Vigor Vitality Medical authorities agree that your kid- Heyi contain 15 MILES of tiny tubes or filtcra which help to purify the blood and kwp you healthy. If you have tro'J'bla with too freaiieat bladder passsea with scanty mnocnfc cousins burning and discomfort, the 15 MILES erf kidney tubes need washing out. This dancer signal may be tie beginning of nagging lackactie, lee pains, loss of pep and vitality, up nights, lumbago, swollen feet uid ankles, rbeumatic Cains and dizziness.

kidneys don't empty 3 pints erery day and (ret rid of 4 pounds of waste matter, your body will take up these poisons causing serious trouble. It may knock you out and lay you up tor many months. Don't wait. Ask your druircist or DOAN'S PILLS a doctor's prescription which has been used successfully by millions of kidjjey sufferers for over 40 years. They eive quick relief and wilt help to wash out the 15 MILES of kidney tubes.

But don't take chances witl strong draga or so-called "kidney cures" that claim to nx you up in 15 minutes, for they may seriously Injure and Irritate delicate tissues. Insist on DOAK'S PILLS the old reliable relief that contain no "dope" or nabit-forminff drugs. Be cure you (jet PILLS at your diuggirt. 1S34, Foster-MUbnrn Co. With Ted Healy, Jean Parker and the Mills Brothers.

STATE-Tersonality Kid." Pat O'Brien thinks he is a big shot in the flght racket. Glenda Farreli is his wise-cracking wife and manager. Claire Dodd is the sex menace. TOMORROW 13." Devils." (See above). The campus of Berea college in Kentucky embraces 5,400 acres of forests and fields.

QUOTA. RAISED PIERRE, Jury Dakota's dally quota for shipments of government-purchased cattle, dropped from. 10,000 to 5,000 Tuesday, was put back at the former figure today. M. A.

Kennedy, director of the cattle movement program for (he state relief administration, said the latest order permits shipment of 10,000 head a day until further notice. Apartment house operators in Kansas City have adopted a code of fair compe- GROCERIES at LESS FRIDAY and SATURDAY FEATURES Solid and Ripe, Lb. Friday and Saturday Rummage Sale -25c Osborn Clo. Co. COFFEE KAFFEE HAG.

Toilet Jelly Stick Cinnamon PEARS PRUNES STOCK New STEAKS Boiling Beef Pot Roast. Rolled Beef Roast JL, 12k BACON State House, 1-Lb. Can Per Lb. Can 2-pound Package rolls for LIGHTHOUSE, 3 cans for Regular size Package 5c 2 for No. 10 can for No.

10 can 100 pound Bag -10 pounds -JL 12k 4k 7c In Chunks, Per Lb. Tables Piled High! COME! Help Yourself! Summer Sausage MILLER'S Groceries Meats Wanted: 300 Women Who Know Values! Crash! Go Prices on BEAUTIFUL SILKS The last gasp on I beautiful wash crepe dresses, I $5.95 and $7.95 values. Think of It I Going this weekend at 44 Linen Swagger Suits A special fortunate purchase enables as to offer you tfcls stupendous special. Made to 17-35 daring this sacrifice sale To Take Advantage of Drastic Clean-up Sale of HOUSE FROCKS Georgtana FROCKS Drastic Cuts In Bouse Freda and Street Froths -Now 39 No Please You cent (fiord mfcx these! Buy three at this prfee! Every one worth up to $1.31, The same trodn Oat Mid all for We're coinc to sell plenty of these. BUY SEVERAL OF THESE1 WHITE SHOE PRICES SMASHED! 98 Pick out two pair for yeuneUI All oxfords, is our wonderful rtock Triumph Arch-Support Shoes They sen the country at during this sacrifice sale $2.95 hi Our Men's Department WORK SHOES $1.59 Solid leather uppers.

Sturdy and strong, to you milw wtar. WORK SHIRTS 49c Good quality ehaB- bray, made to tost through pfeMty of hard work. UNDERWEAR 39c l-birtton, loner leg, dwNrt sleeve style, sbfhtly soiled, broken afaes. See these! GROCERY VALUES you Beat! SALMON l-lb. TaU Cans 12c A SOAP Giant Ban 4 (ox 15c TUCE Isp per bead DC ft Camp's b.

tba fox 6c TOMATO SOUP Campbell's per ean 7c NEW POTATOES 15 Ib. Peek 29c California Elberta Free Stone Peaches 89c rAKMERS-rOGHKST PRICES FOB TOOK EGGS THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY PABKR1NG STACK BEAR OF Quality Live well for less aivd at no sacrifice of by trading at Red Owl, where food prices are always consistently low. Here you pay only one small profit, greatly reduced by Red Owl's efficient and economical food distribution. Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Notice our Fruit and Vegetable Department when you are in the store--see how the special equipment is arranged to insure the peak of quality that is always maintained. You can always depend on finding a complete selection of the season's finest offerings in Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables--and always at prices that represent real savings! Apricots Double Faced, Preceded, 16 lt.

lug Extra Fancy Quality LEMONS APPLES CELERY Firm, full of juice, dozen ORANGES Tender satks, well bleached, bunch -Carnation Valencias, unusually select and juicy, medium size-- 29c 25c lie LEAF LETTUCfcj 3 Larse Bundles for THOMPSON SEEDLESS FANCY, Approximately 2 3-4 Lb. Cup Choke of Red Ripe or "3 I 1 VFJLiJ just turning at this price GRAPES PEACHES Come in! Get Our Prices! See them! These are fine Mountain Fee-Stone Elbert- as, the best we can buy. We invite you to compare quality and price! Buy now for canning! TOMATOES I Extra Standard Quality Solid Pack No. Cans "Door County" or "Montmorency" Red Pitted SEEDLESS RAISINS MISSION CALIFORNIA QUALITY PACK. 2-Ib.

Bag Pound Bag J7DW7 BRILL'S CHOCOLATE -ZjI-iEa-r OK VANILLA Makes Delicious Ice Cream in Refrigerator or Freezer BUTTER-KRUST TOAST The Approved Zwieback Crisp Tasty BAKER'S CHOCOLATE eaJte Premium No. I Exact 1 or. Squares 19c Libby's FANCY RED Salmon MEATWICH SPREAD Ubby's Tasty'Sandnwkh and Luncheon Meats POUND TALL CAN 15e "MAXWELL HOUSE" Coiiee "VITA-FRESH" VACUUM PACK Pound Can Sanka Coffee CAJTCIN REMOVED Uv LETS YOU SLEEP! Can 290 "MINNESOTA Macaroni Elbow Cut and Long SPAGHETTI OR SHELLS 3 Pkgs. Orange Pekoe "Blue LaeeV n. ----Black 4 SALADA TEA Green Saladu Tea ISc 2 -Ib.

29c SWEET PICKLES SEMINOLE TISSUE 3w. 19c im Sheet Wrapped ECONOMY COCO CASTILE "Bought by the Mile I-- Sold by the Foot!" UFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP SOAKS CLOTHES WHITER SMALL PACKAGE 9c Pky. BACON Quality Broken SHces Swiffs Selected Summer Sausage 2lbs. BEEF TO BOIL 41bs. SPECIAL! Freth PIKE While They Last.

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