Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 7

Tauhj, Apnl 15, 1919. Wfi T5AILY AEGrS-LEADEIu SIOUX FALLS. S. IX country, bought a cow and set about gating pure milk for his ailing baby. But the American wife was not con.

tented and from the day her baby began to recover she dedicated hrif and her husband tox the struggle for Alvin HIpcchman and Raymond Williams took first and second places in the oratorical and Rose Dfgner and Dorothy McConuell took rirst and second places in the declamatory content. A tennis club has been formed hi Ralem which plans to renew the interest in this interesting game. J. D. Glasford has opened a nw harness and Fhoe store in Halem, He formerly lived at Montroas.

Circuit court convtneS at Fiilein starting Monday. The calendar is an exceptionally long and interesting one. puouc ciean mux. Little by little they interested other people, other Ameri week on behalf of the Victory loan. He hit tha point and made fine im-precHion on his hearer.

E. Hallaa has purchased the Inter, est fr his partner, I Tyler in the hardware business her known as Tyler Hallae. Clifford Hallae returned from overseas duty. He was connected with the tank service. Attorney and Mr.

K. H. Wilson re-turned from a winter's stay In California. He likea the west but thinks South Dakota beats it in many ways. Herting; second ward, short term, I-M.

Brown anj Dan Cruher; second ward, long term, Fred Kipke and Anton Loe; third ward Max Kuble and M. Sessler. timber and Kuhle are running for re-election. William Mulcomb Is candidate for police Justice. Arrangements have been mad for the exhibition of the war tank here April 21 in behalf of the Victory loan.

It ia expected that a big crowd will be here that day. W. J. Ellwuod, a prominent attorney of Sioux Falls, spoke at jSalem last ARGUSES ENGLAND IN MIUMIPAIGN American Woman Lead. Movement in Self-Satisfied Old pany who witnessed him death etates that he did not suffer In the slightest derree, his death being Instantaneous.

He is buried. I believe, in the vicinity of Eplnonviile. France, northwest of Verdun. Very sincerely routs, 11. P.

Hoffman, Captain Sslst Infantry, Commanding Co. The county commissioners have let contracts for the building of a number of new bridges during th coming year The concrete bridges in this county have given great satisfttction. The city council ia advertising for bids for over one-half mile of concrete paving on alain street. The streets have been in poor shape here all winter owing to the rains and anows which has largely caused this action on behalf or the city, ftids will close the IMh of April. The following men are candidates for the city council at the election today which will be the most interesting one in years.

From the first ward, Joe can women married to Englishmen, or t-ususiini wun American mothers or wives, and now the societv i hrm. ning to get results. The Duchess of Marlborough is one of the council Major Waldorf Astor to th chairman, and Sir Thomas Barlow. K. C.

V. F. ii Hs oneJf th hardest working m'em- means a wnole lot here In England where domestic tradition rules that milk shall be noured tnto Here in England domestic tra-y dition rules that milk shall poured into an oen pan as soon it's delivered and stand "ex- -nosed to the air" lest it spoil! j.yom Margaret Walter'a article. an open pan as soon as it's delivered I and stand "exposed to the air" lest it spoil! FOLKS LISTEN Object to Whole Process. There Is no detail of the deliverv of milk from the moment it starts to London to the time it appears on the table that does not offend an Ameri can.

And as for the sheds, the stalls. the piles of manure, the milk cans casually rinsed at a handy trough, the only thing to do is to "forget it" or cut out milk. As an example nf the nnlversal In. difference to the conditions here in London, the society sent, round It secretary to all the London hospitals, asking that she might be allowed to take samples of the milk supplied to them and have it tested at, the Lister institute. Of the many hundreds of hospitals, large or small, only 21 would This Week Started our new Drive Against High Prices COME HERE AND GET YOUR SHARE of the many good things offered at this sale at these low prices Hundreds of people have made saving purchases at allow any Investigation at all and then only under protest, Out of the 21, two or.

the samples showed a predominance of tubercle and B. coli were present in every sample in a large The number of bacteria per cubic centimeter varies from two to eight- million. As the number of bacteria found in aewage in London varies from two to six millions Ter cubic centimeter1 it may be seen that the ordinary milk delivered' to the public is no less teeming with germ life. 9 ERMAM Mm Every sample of -milk taken from XBy Margaret Walter.) London, April seems ages sine In our little western town began agitating for pure milk. How hard we worked in those far-off sunny Kansas days or rather how hard we we were working.

How we "studied and tried to get people interested and how disagreeable we thought it to go and talk to men In the milk business telling them things they did not went to hear and despised us for knowing. Yesterday wnejj I went to a shabby old building at No. 2 Soho Square, where the natfonal lean milk society has set up its offices, I began to see that the work done by American women for the last 20 years in every town and city the length and breadth of our country has not only borne a rich reward to us but is already saving thousands of babies' lives every week here in Great Britain. -Inspiration From U. 8.

If it had not been that those men and women, who began in 1915 to agitate for clean milk in England, were able to draw inspiration and help from the experience of America, their work would have been more difficult than It is now. And with the memory of our struggle fresh in my mind it appears child's play compared with what these people are up against. The favorite jsaylng among the French when a social disaster occurs is "Cherehez la femme." Well, nowadays when you see a new scheme for helping people, for smoothing the way of progress of women or babies or wounded soldiers, everybody asks at once, "What's the name of the American woman who started this idea?" I am not at liberty to tell the name of the American woman who really started the national clean miUc society. She married an Englishman and came over here to live. When her first baby was born it became necessary to feed it "with cow's milk.

The rest of the story is the same as thousands of others we know so The baby pined away, it developed tubercular glands, and as a last resort the distracted father, driven by the despair of his wife at trying to get milk tl'at was not contaminated, packed up his little family, took a place in the seven different schools for mothers in London, where women who are unable to breast feed their babies go for milk, showed a large percentage pf B. coli, the micro-organism derived from manure. The medical officer of health for a London borough recently made BANK TOGK SALE UP' a microscopic examination of 100 sam ples of milk bought in his area. "He found manure in 99 of them and was unable to identify the foreign matter present in large quantities in the hundredth CONSISTING OF MEN'S SIIIKT8, BOYS' SUITS, MEN'S AND liOYS' FURNISHINGS, LADIES'. SLITS AND COATS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DKESS GOODS AND SHOES FOK THE WHOLE FAMILY.

Education Needed. The rooms of the clean milk society are hung with large photographs of dairies, stations, and. distributing cen ters, milk depots and shops in New York: and their pamphlets teem with American reports. But that is not enough. What they need is the sort of help that men and women who have been through the campaign and Shoes For THE ENTIRE FAMILY SHOES SHOES have come out of it successfully can give.

If it were possible for our milk dealers, our model dairymen who are supplying clean pure milk toi the public of the United States, to show these English milkmen how it can be done, that the production of -clean pure milk is not Incompatible with profit, there MEN'S SHOES Values $6 and $8 all styles and lasts coco calf, coco kid, tan calf, gun calf. $4.95 wolild be a general revolution here. A deputation from the national federa tion of dairymen association called upon the food controller a few days Dry Goods 15,023 YAI1DS VOILES, ORGANDIES, PERCALES, MUSLINS, AMERICAN GINGHAMS AND PRINT CHAM-BRAY, ETC iir Bankrupt Sale Price, a yard -US' FRENCH GINGHAMS, SHIRTING, CURTAIN SCRIMS, VOILES AND CHAMBRAYS Values up to 75c 10r Bankrupt Sale Price OUTING FLANNEL All colors-values 1Cp 30c. Bankrupt Sale Price INDIES' SILK CRESSES AKQ SILK POPLIH LISTEN, LADIES 1 New Spring Coats, Suits, Dresses, Capes and Dolmans, sold at savings to you of 25 to 75. 13.

CHE PEDEN vici kid, Coido calf Bankrypt'Sale Price MEN'S $5 AND $6 SHOES All sizes Bankrupt Sale Price MEN'S DRESS values. Bankrupt Sale Price leathers and $3.95 $2.45 ag and told him they were anxious to cooperate with him in the supply better and- cheaper milk to tbe public but they vanted to put their case nat GAINED 27 POUNDS urally, what la wanted is a little in tensive education supplied to the members of this federation and then Attention Men Come to Ackerman's and get that New Suit for Easter I Wonderful collection includes every smart style. The clever new waist line model. KEN'S SUITS 45 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS $15.00 values (jQ. 7 JT Bankrupt Sale Price 35 MEN'S SUITS Latest styles $2150 valued Bankrupt Sale $14 1 5 65 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS $25.00 and $27.50 values (1 Bankrupt Sale Price 4PL I Sens Great Suits for Days Including BL'3 Serges $8.95 They are brand New Suits and have that dashing air a boy likes.

Great values at $3.95. Blue Serges in all the latest models. Also many other shades and colors for the boys at wonderful savings. MEN'S WORK SHOES-Calf or Elk Twice Examined and Each Time the work of the clean milk society will not be bo hard. skin, values $3.50 Bankrupt Sale' But the public, and especially the Told Operation Wa Only Hope women who buy the milk and give It to their babies, are not a particle le9s to blame.

Their ignorance is just as great as that of the milkmen and it has less excuse for they have no eco "I nave just finished my third bot tie of Tanlac and have gained twen tv-seven Dounds." was the truly re LADIES' SHOES OXFORDS LADIES' WHITE SHOES, PUMPS, OXFORDS AND TWO STRAPS In 'military and high heels-values up to $5.00 9 ir Bankrupt Sale Price 4A.T CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOES-Up to $2.50 val nomic reason for preferring1 foul milk, Of a circle of 20 young and prospec tive middle class mothers only two could be persuaded to take any interest in the Clean milk, society. One markable statement made by Mrs. Chas. Peden, residing at 550 Mill paid her 15 yearly subscription be street, Huntsvllle, Ala. Mrs.

Peden is one of the best known and highly re $35.00 VALUE SUITS Bankrupt Sale Price $40.00 VALUE SUITS Bankrupt Sale Price spected women of that thriving little city, where she has made her home for ues Bankrupt fcale Ct 1 A cause she could not bear to disappoint her 'friend, its secretary, who, ad Bhe expressed it, "had taken up milk as a and the other said she would be a member but they were certainly Ta a number of years. rnce -v. "When I commenced taking the mofliiiiie," she continued, "I only not to clutter up her mail with pam uhlets! WE OFFER YOU GREY, TAN, CHOCOLATE, COCO KID AND CALFSKIN IN LACE Values COATS weighed ninety-eight pounds, now 125 pounds and never felt bet tcr in my hfe. For years I have suf So it is no wonder that up to the present there are only two authorized demonstrators throughout England who are available to show how clean ferd with a bad form of stomach 25 SPRING STYLES LADIES' trouble, constipation and pains in my Values to $6.00 Bankrupt Sale Price WOMEN'S $3.00 AND $5.00 SHOES Bankrupt Sale Price milk can be produced by anyone. si and back.

At times the pains took $14.75 $1.95 the form of torture and I was twice examined and each time I was told Bankrupt Sale Price There is no authorized authority that can" make bacterial examination of milk in Great Britain -either in the of their work or for farmers or that I had appendicitis and that an operation would be my only hope. $4.95 $3.75 $7.00 VALUES Bankrupt Sale Price $5.00 VALUES- Bankrupt Sale Price LADIES' CAPES Real nifty CtiA QC Bankrupt Sale Price others. Such a thing as certified milk does not exist in England there is no had fallen oft until I only weighed ninety-eight pounds and was so weak call for it yet. coukl hardly get around 'i no appetitite at all scarcely. 85c MIDDY BLOUSES Bankrupt Sale Price nnd what little I did eat would cause ALL OF OUTSTANDING Kits to form in my stomach, which gave me palpitation of the heart, sick headaches and.

a dizzy feeling about REVENUE WARRANTS IN me iieau. When the spells came on WAISTS WOMEN'S to $10.00 values-medium and high heels grey kid, coco kid, chocolate, calf, cherry red, ivory kid, black kid (IfC QC Bankrupt Sale Price i WOMEN'S AND MISSES' $4.00 VALUES High Bankrupt Sale Price $2.95 BOYS' AND GIRLS' 1 values Bankrupt Sale Price, "Ola YOUTHS' VALUES-Uce or fr? A button. BankruDt Sale Price would get awfully nervous. I worried about myself until I could -rest and HEN'S AND BOYS' RIBBED UNION SUITS-Long and short sleeves ankle length $1.50 QCp values. Bankrupt Sale Price K.

BALBRIGGAN Short sleeves, ankle length, 75c 51 values 49c Included are the best tailored, embroidered, lace and bead trimmed models, crepe de chine, Georgettes, at Bankrupt Sale Prices d1 of $6.45, $4.45, $2.25 and LADIES' BUNGALOW AI.3 COVER- all Aprons S1.45 98 CHILDREN'S $2.00 VALUES Bankrupt Sale Price CHILDREN'S $1.45 VALUES Bankrupt Sale Price 75c BOYS' UNION SUITS 75c values-Bankrupt Sale Price $1.25 VALUES Bankrupt Sale Price (Special to the Argus-Leader) Pierre, April 15. The statement of condition of finances of state at the end of April showed J2.120.828 In all funds. The general fund carried only $51,064 of this for the reason that all outstanding revenue warrants have been called in, reaving the state without any such debt. Among other funds the game fund carried highway revolving fund, highway fund 'operating county agricultural extension fund, Interest and income, common school $853,720. LElNlElLSl CAROL JACKSON DEATH Salem Soldier Known Over State, Was Killed in Action in September COLORED "98 CHILDREN'S LIGHT AND DARK DRESS values- $1.50 VALUES Bankrupt Sale Price 45 Bankrupt Sale Price niSCELLAriEOUS MEN'S AND BOYS' DRESS, WORKING AND SPORT SHIRTS All colors 1 .00 values.

Bankrupt Sale Price siepp imt little. "I hud fallen off until I was almost skin and bones and my strength and energy were slowly leaving me. I had a dread of the future and could see nothing but the operating table and the knife. I had a perfect horror of an operation, but I had made up my mind that It was either life or death and prepared to submit to it. I had wade all preparations for the operation and called on my sister to toll her pod-bye ns I did not know whether I would iive to sec her ngain or not.

My sister bpgged and plead with me not allow them to cut on me and told ine to wait and try good tor.lc tw a while. The next dsv, as I returned from the consultation room I thought of what she said and ns I had ward so much about Tanlac I deckled fts a last resort and stopped I)r" stora an1 bought a fcome. Of coursu I had lost heart and "7 no tJith t-P medicine, but to p.i;asi my sister 1 "mule up my mind it.aml flh' 'wh happy day 'rot was for me? "I never returned for the operation, f.nJT the Tanlac. Right IT th 1 bKan t( feel better. mficiM stmei to take hold f-' 2i I- na "oothing ef-fou aml in a few days I felt no pain happy over the ''I "nproveincnt in my condition tlmm fnlL my neighbors to tell bottle of Tarflac, and MtwASi taking my third il i u8ain a nPW woman.

nnLrf-'8 MJd het0T9 1 now en i improvement has nons of clothes feo them me 1 nave t0 of lmply eatin Mm out bach h0e- ave even gone SPECIAL LOT OF MEN'S HOSE (Rockford S1.25 MEN'S DRESS values. Bankrupt Sale Price 11c 11c make; Bankrupt Sale Price MEN'S 25c HOSE All colors-Bankrupt Sale Price WOMEN'S PUMPS $3.00 to $6.00 1 values Bankrupt Sale Price UDIES' PUMPS AND OXFORDS In colors $6.00 values G1 Bankrupt Sale Price 3 LADIES' A71D CHILBREH'S FuninsHSfios LADIES' SILK CORSET COVERS AND CAMISOLES OQr Bankrupt Sale Price UD1ES HOSE 25c values 0 Bankrupt Sale Price -w CHILDREN'S values- CTQp Bankrupt Sale Price 3 HHPS TROUSERS $3.00 MIXTURES Reliable value CI QC Bankrupt Sale Pricft D1X 3 $5.00 BEST OF ALL WOOL TR0US- C7 A MEN'S 75c NECKWEAR Fine quality. AQr Bankrupt Sale Price BOYS' UNIONALLS-BIue and khaki sizes 3 to $2.50 values 1 JQ Bankrupt Sale Price 4P1.TO MEN'S 75c BELTS- Bankrupt Sale Price MEN'S 50c SUSPENDERS 39c 35c 95c $1.50 VALUES BOYS' OVERALLS-Bankrupt Sale Price MEN'S UNIONALLS-BIue and khaki $4.00 niiuni Bankrupt Sale Price MEN'S 50c HOSE Bankrupt Sale Price values- $2.65 Bankrupt Sale Price ERS Bankrunt Sale Price 221-26 11c mt "Ll hlch I hot to tm.t. was told (Spectal to the A Salem. April 15.

The following letter tells of the first authentic word that has been heard about the death of Carol Jackson of this city who was killed during the latter part of September, 1918. Carol is the son of Mayor and Mrs. F. T. Jackson of this jcity.

Carol Jacksop was a student at the University of South Dakota and was well known throughout the state. His Wife is living at Artesian. Westvlederen, Belgium, Dec. 28, '18. Mrs.

F. T. Jackson, Salem, South Dakota, U. S. A.

I have your letter of November 24, making inquiry in regard to your son, Private Carol V. Jackson, of this company, who, aa you state, was reported killed in action, on September 29 1918. Your son was In my company for a time at Camp Lewis. Washington, and came overseas with us, and was with us all of the time up to the date of his death. He was extremely well thouk-ht of by all of his comrades and bv all company officers, was a fine soldiers and very brave man.

He went Into action with us in ou maiden fight on the morning of September during the Mcuse-Argonne of-fenfj've, and bore himself admirably. On September 29 when we attacked tile town of Gesnts. France, the command "ntountored extremely heavy enemy 'arrage of high and shrapnel MEN'S OVERALLS $1:35 MEN'S GLOVES-Good quality Bankrupt Sale Price $4.95 $7.50 DRESS TROUSERS Bankrupt Sale Price Special i i back ami TL pains in and I ILJ? hav 8,1 disappear- kright refreshed, cheerful and hotJhnM t0 to 'MovsE 'Kn y. and my Thousands of Bargains for the entire Family. Get your Share I do the nelghlwr over thl 1 rejoice, an dav 'n praisa of mv health MX.

ERMAM'S THE PEOPLE'S STORE NEXT DOOR TO STRAND THEATER the Ior mv e-rntu? ih8t o5 mTv lh aia; ym, Publish whst. have "m.n wi'i. il other 1 2. W111 nJ fa ti fpll ihpm I 1 111, nTHI 111 IMnniJi III 11 lino fum A. Kln- rot'iit or niKh exp'i 1 rif 11 nnu killed.

A sergeant of this cor-.