Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 5

AhtiUS-iLEADEIi: SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA- OUR ADS. ARE RECOGNIZED AS SOLID BARGAIN TRUTHS THAT MtlXG YOU PRCE The Bee Hiv IFITS GENUi THE ENVIABLE PROSPERITY WE ENJOY IS THE DESERVED result of the public appreciation oi our Pliability. This great sale is of the merit characteristic ot our store. The delivery in any quantity of our advertised goods serves as our best drawing card. A special exhib it of the Celebrated FLEXIBQNE moulded Corsets V.

I-if iMl We A ilvertise Our Goods to Sell Them We want the crowd of Bargain Seekers to come our way continually. 1 Can be seen at our store Ladles' heavy fleeced lined hose, fast black, all seamless; a 20c grade. Sal Price, 2 palm for 25c 1,000 yards table damask, beautiful designs, remnants from 1 to 3 yards; worth 50c per yard. Oar Wale Trice 19c Nobby Boucle ClotbJ $1.50 imported covert cloths 54 inches wide. It only takes 4 yards for a dress.

We have it in four new colorings. Oar Sale Prloe 79c. 56-inch heavy cream table linen, a 40c value. a. On Sale Price 23c.

-OurJld-4'8lze pure wool bed blankets, wortH $3.50 per pair. Oar Sale Price 4.48. BUT OVERSHOES NOW. Children's buckle overshoes, sizes from. 10t, worth 5c t- Sale Price now 49c.

'1 i Saioai, Monday, diss I Our 10-4 white blankets go on sale at 48c. 50 dozen large sized huck towels-worth double our price. We make Special at Sc. Oar Ureat Clearing Sale of Shoes Towel bargains tomorrow; all worth FLEXIBONE nOULOED. SALE OP COTTON BATTS.

Snow white 5c Snow white batts 6c Snow white 8c Snow white batts 10c Get all you want at once before the prices go up. i 40 per cent more than our special sale prices. 5c, 10c, 12 1.2c, 19c, 25c, 29c. Is attracting the buyers our way. We are making lower prices than you ever heard of at a shoe store.

Don't miss us tomorrow. We can save you money. Jiir w. 5 yards Guinea flannel in tan, grey, brown, pink, blue; a double-faced outing flannel; a great flannel for underwear, nightgowns or overshirts. Our Kale Price 35c.

Ladies' Egyptian ribbed underwear, heavy fleeced lined; a 40c garment Get all you want in any size from 3 to 5. Oar Sale Price 19c GREAT GROCERY SALE 201bn. (Granulated sugar and 1 nack of old wheat Hoar will be sold lor 1.79 It SEE BEND I Boys' Brownie overalls, all sizes from 4 to 14 years, with aprons. Oar Sale Price 35c. One of Our Latest.

Men's heavy mixed underwear; a 75c value; color grey. We havethem in all sizes. Oar Sale Price 45c GOBB An expert in corset fitting, will be at our store to give you some 6 bars oi soap and a large hock towel go tor 25c SEW AND ELEGANT 1,000 yards Henrietta, a new lot just received; all colors; 38 inches wide; a cloth worth 35c elsewhere. ur Hale Price 19c. 100 Men's pure wool camel's hair underwear, worth $1.00 elsewhere.

Oar Sale Price 75c Ml AM Extra dairy batter per lb 15c 12 lbs. weet potatoes 25c Received the latest New York styles. Men's fleeced lined underwear the mottled goods, worth $1.00 elsewhere for same grade. Oar Sale Price 69c Arnold's Bilk finished Henriettas, the 18-twill goods; worth $1.00 regular prices. We sell them in all colors.

Oar Wale Price 59c. PEI0ES FOB THIS SALE FE0M 16 TO 30 FEB CENT, Valuable Hints. Gall and See Her 12 lbs. oat meal, the best grade, tor 25e LESS THAN THE BEQULAB. BIOYOLE DEILL 00EP8.

TOUNG LADIES ENTEETAIN. BR0WNIELAND. Toung Lady Members of "The Club'' and BUI 1 Gilt-edge Performance at the Opera House Last Night A Transition Olla-Podrida, Entertain Young Gentlemen at Hallowe'en Parties. Sixteen members of "The Club" an Into Fairyland. organization which had such lively times last winter, held a re-union last Much Interest Manifested at Minneapolis in This Branch of Oyoling.

Minneapolis, Nov. 1. The bicycle drill corps is to be carried to a high state of perfection this winter. The Spaulding Drill Corps is to have regular drills at the armory, and the intention la to perfect tihe riders In a series of new evolutions before outdoor work 'becomes possible in 1896. The indications are that there will be half a dozen of wheeling corps in the field next year and close competition Major Telloff, the cadet Fosdick Policeman Ray Devers Sailor i Fred Siver Tutti Emerson Frutti Webster Nock Uncle Sam Carl George John Bull Rub Beattie Donald Charlie Pamkow Dennis O'Rourke.

Keller Prof. Katchakoff Paul Pettigrew Wagner Vom Strauss. Maurer Afraid-of-the-day Dickenson Furanskin Hitchcock Wah Will Dickenson Queen Flora Harrison Toddlekins Jameson Tippy-toe Hunter Aesteetica Emerson Sunshine Beattie Dewdrop Jennette Snow night. The event was distinctively a One of Our Important Departments leap-year affair, the young men being denied the privilege of helping their fair entertainers, and in most instan ces, themselves. At 8 o'clock the party -is; THE- Owing to the numerous attractions Hallow'een night only a fair audience was present to greet tihe Brownies at the opera house last might.

Tie performance merited a packed bouse. It was beyond doubt one of the best home talent affairs staged here for some time, notwithstanding the diminutive size of the little elf who took vwt. It was presented with a smoothness and a dash which might have been imitated by quite a few profes met and started out to serenade some friends, with the tin horns which the young ladies provided. Every policeman spied was run down and given a good blowing up. Chief of Police Martin was hailed with a mighty blast, but BOYS' AKD CHILDBED" DEPARTMENT.

Starlight Pettigrew he has wit to see the difference be Zepher Bessie Nock tween fun and depredation so he re will exist between them for the honors. The St. Cloud Bicycle Band is to add a drill corps to its already large organization and make a regular tour of the northwestern states next summer. There is a plan, in Minneapolis at present to form a corps composed entirely of young women, but nothing definite appears to have been dome about dt at present. plied with a good natured "Blow loud Roseleaf Pettigrew Hyacinth Boyce Eglantine Agnes Donahoe Columbine Kinkade Morning Lulu Gillespie er." At tne young men were pii-otted to the large hall once used by the Marquette club.

The hall was brilliantly lighted, and in there was stationed Fanella's orchestra. Dancing Heartease Pettigrew Golden rod Bena Jameson We aim to have the newest and best and to the closest buyers as to prices. Those who attend the matinee and was enjoyed until 10:30, the young ladies inviting the young men to dance. From there the Jolly crowd went to the Petite Cafe, where another hour was evening performance Saturday will be PREDICTIONS. Chicago, Nov.

1. For Iowa: Fair, rising temperature; southerly winds. For South Dakota: Partly cloudy; warmer tonight; warmer east Saturday with increasing southerly winds. well repaid by the entertainment the ladies of the Congregational church have so well prepared. sional companies and which reflected great credit on the skill and thoroughness of those; wlho had it in charge.

The costumes were pretty, funny, horrible and many other things and when both fairies and Brownies were gathered to-tether the scene was at once enlivening and picturesque, the airy grace of the miniature faiiries contrasting well with he grotesque costumes of the Brownies. The choruses were good, especially that of the. Brownie hand. This was interspersed with solos and 4uos, totes Helen Wells delighting the audience with a soprano solo. The femtenn march merits special mention, being both weird and beautiful; The operetta is one of the most harming ever presented here, or anywhere else for that matter.

The mu-fc te sprightly and the libretto is right. The story in brief is this. The fairies hv Mtfcle firirta) find spent in the discussion of an excellent oyster supper. Another blow at the horns was taken and the party dispersed. The young men who besides being entertained in a royal manner An Odd Collection.

A mam in Colorado has a quaint oil OVERCOATS and ULSTERS were given neat little souvenirs or tne lection of bottles. It is divided into ocasion and they report having the 'C. H. Zimmermam will on Monday open a blacksmith shop next to Parker's feed store. Mr.

Zimmerman is a first-class workman and solicits his share of Sioux Fails business. He wants to hire a first-class horseshoer. two sections. Section, one is targe. happiest kind of a time.

No damage Section two is mot. Section one con was done to property In any instance, but the fun was entirely legitimate as tains hundreds of bottles, the contents well as plentiful. of w-hich hia wife swallowed hoping to Are Now in Demand. If large sales prove anything, then our goods must be right The Olla-Podrida club has scored an find relief from her physical sufferings. other success.

This peculiarly named Section two contains a few bottles that the hornets are playing havoc yWi their flowers. After vainly trying 0 aton the destmwrtlrtn thf-v call on organization is composed of a dozen youner ladies, who last winter gave un- once were filled with Dr. Pierce's laue and enioyable narties to tneir Favorite Prescription. It was this po young gentlemen friends. The custom tte Brownies (the little boys) (to do battle iwith the insects.

The Brownies roe promptly to the rescue but are tent remedy that gave the suffering The ladies of the Baptist church gave a supper in the basement of the church last evening. The supper was a delicious one and It was enjoyed by a large number, who are going to keep tab on these suppers and attend everyone given by these ladies hereafter. "I don't see," said a busimess mam" haw these ladies can serve a 75-cent meal for 25 cents, but I can see that I can't afford to miss them hereafter." The receipts for the evening were very comfortable. iwdfe her health again. It cures ail ir We carried over an immense stock of GLOVES AND MITTENS from last year.

It looked like a loss. It proved a profit. They advanced 25 to 50 per cent. We buy our bucs: goods of J. F.

Draper Co. of Plymouth, N.H direct They are warranted. Our prices on these goods are the lowest. has been resumed this year and last evening the Misses Gregory were the entertainers. Games and tricks ap reeulerities.

internal inflammation and woreum in ithe combat The hornets, rowerar, to glutting with ulceration, displacement ana jnaurea troubles. It has done more to relieve wie uoney of the flowers become intoxi the Bufferings of women tnan any "acea amd AT nvartlh rvvwn T'hft propriate to Hallowe'en were played with much pleasure. At 11 o'clock a lunch was served, consisting of brown bread, baked beans, coffee, wafers, pop other medicine known to science. Brownies were costumed in the dress aw sorts of nationalities and were corn balls, pickles, olives, nuts, fruit Pilft' tumors, nurture and iistulae. picturesque.

The operetta has Given under Mr. Drownd's charge In various HtiAa a.tiiI him and cider. After lunch Fanella orchestra furnished delightful music and radically cured by improved methods. Book 10 cents in stamps. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo Announcement.

My friends have petitioned me to become a candidate for county commissioner for the Fifth district. I have filed their petition and am a candidate, "'ways been received with great en- dancing was in order. During the evening several vocal selections were rendered hv Miss Palmer. At mid "iiKnasm, as the elaborate press de N-Y. At tie Bazaar.

night the lamns were extinguished and Boys' aifl CMWs Stockings We have often heard it said "That it was hard to find a good pair." Try us. We have just put in line of them. We think they are right. The prices are surely right. Take a look at our south window and.

learn something about Overcoats and Ulsters I am not the candidate of any clique or faction, and if elected the interest of a grand march was participated in, 3 show. The operetta will be 'Waited tomorrow afternoon when 10 Jd 20 cents will be charged amd to-mPOW eveilinS when the admittance lll be 25, 35 amd 50 cents. No one in each person carrrine a lighted canaie The following great special bargains will be offered at the Bazaar. Ladies the taxpayer and the people shall be protected. A.

H. Stites. A piece of cake was given to each, and double knit mittens worth 25 cents for several found therein either a piece of "ra city should miss opportunity, money or a ring. The whole evening is cents, ladies' fleece lined hose wortn BUILDING PAPER for house banking purposes, at Sioux, Falls PaUer Co. entertainment is one of the most KraeWve evw in hia was brim full of enjoyment Archer Can Sell.

15 cents for 7 cents. Four by 4 che-nile table covers for 43 cents. Six by 200 east Tenth street. 594-11-1-lmo wni equal if mot surpass any to come wis winter. While the performers are Sioux Faflls.

the director who aS had fchAm In 4 4 chenile table covers wr v. mv. wnrth double these prices, COMPETENT GIRL 'For general housework in a small family. Enquire iLL 4 cents each. Fifty cent for 38 cents.

Twenty-five cent "nai of wide experience and he has at Hanscom Grocery store. 595-ll-l-2t. La initial belt buckles for 10 cents. miynaiiM mm cne little people with a wen in companies, 5 cents. dies' 10-cent nanaKercnrci tnmhlprs 3 Cents.

WANTED-Chambermaid and din- Five cent Archer, the Main avenue meat man can supply your wants tomorrow from a fine supply of beef, pork, veal, lamb and oysters. Notice. H. Schapiro has sold his U. S.

Pawn office, stock of goods and fixtures to R. Kalman. Any one having any claims against H. Schapiro must present them for payment during the next three days. Sfbapiro.

-uwuig 13 lae cast of characters 'Tince Aldp.rhi-an castile toilet soap 3 cents, 25 cent box ing room girl at Phillips house. 11-1-21. toilet soap 15 cents 25ent coal hods, Brownie band Harry Snyder 15 cents. Dress ana sKin uu. uuuuraniere, the dude vard.

Plain Ned Butterfield Uants only 9 cents per Cataract Block, Sioux Falls, S. IX oodft Hold on Approval. Money Kei muled. "WANTED Immediately, six men to work at threshing. F.

E. Van De Mark, Hartford, S. D. 593-lM-2t. I natterns 13.

35, 45 and kraey the 'poet. Ben'Harrison 75 cents per yard. -The Bazaar..