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

Friday, September 26, 1919. TOE DAILY SIOUX FALLS, 8, nvK WAsTT POTATO ASSET (Special' to ths Aru-Leader.) Pirro that the potato harvest STATE SEIZES GUNS TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Legion as soon aa they are thoroughly acquainted with the purpose of the organisation. The Indians, since their period ot service, are anxious to be civ-en full citisenshtn. The Sisseton post is named after Edward Otto, tha first man from Roberta county, who waa killed, la France. SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS any of tbe hunters who lost fowling piece through their failure to read the calendar right, have any particular regard for the particular gun which they used to carry, they can have the right to bid it in at the sale, along with any other bidders who may feel that that particular gun looks good to them.

mov bob; uoa rem rooa. Calcutta Cartloads of sugar were distributed to the poor and prayer offered in the temples when a son was born to the Tuvaraja of Mysore. rierra, Bept 28. The atat cam warden's department 1 this year, for the first time confiscating the guns used by hunters In their illegal hunting. So far the arsenal in the game warden's office is ten shotguns of various makes and ages.

These will be sold at auction later in the season, and if IAMONDS ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION (Special to The Argus-Leader) Pierre, Sept J6. Articles of Incorporation have been filed for the C. J. Roberts company, to deal In produce at Canton, with a capital ot 110,000. Incorporators, Alex Get, Irving Wein-stel, J.

Roberts. Gayvllle Oil Land Cayvllle, and Edgemont; 'capital, $1,000,000. Incorporators, Richard Pfiester, George Ash-ton, J. Par go. Farmers Co-operative company, chancellor; capital, $35,000.

Incorporators, A. A. Schroeder, A. A. Urickson, B.

F. Fogolman. Menno Exhibition and Sales Men-no; capital. Incorporators, Andrew Mettler, 11. C.

Edelman, J. 8. Headley. Artas Electric Light Power Ar-tas, capital, $10,000. Incorporators, N.

Schriber, Peter P. Orth, Wm. Johnson. Dank of Trent; capital $16,000. President, Roy H.

Underwood; vice president, Charles Olson; cashier, E. O. Olson. JAKES MOODY, DAK0TAN, MEETS DEATH ON YUKON Former Deadwood Boy, Son Late Senator Moody, Dies on Way to United States (Special to The Argus-Leader) -Deadwood, Sept. 18.

Information has reached here of the death of James Moody, a former resident of Dead-wood, in the Yukon territory. He was on his way for a visit In the Black Hills and other parts of the United States, and had reached Whltehorse. on the Yukon river, when he was taken ill and died. He was the second son of the late Gideon C. Moody, former United States senator from South Dakota, and during- his residence in South Dakota served In the legislature from Lawrence county.

For a time he was associated with- the Deadwood Daily. Pioneer and made a brilliant record as u. newspaper man. ENGAGE BED CSOSS KTSSE. (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Aberdeen Miss Ellen C.

McArdle, who formerly held the position through short periods, has been engaged as the permanent Red Cross nurse for Brown county. Miss McArdle has Just returned from France where she served during the war. She will assume her new duties here at once. XIBBABY TO OPES SUNDAYS (Special to the Argus-Leader.) AberdeenFor the benefit of travelers who have to remain in Aberdeen over Sunday, the public library will here after be kept open for certain periods each Sunday afternoon. AN INDICATION OF THRIFT wsAsnra sumoisj is ova or TKI 8TJSEST BIQNS OI" TBBXTT BECATTSB THEY KEPBESEITT COB- 8XSEBABLB TBXTTB OT A-FBBMA-KXHTC HATTJRE.

SPARKLING BLUE-WHITE STONES THAT WILL INCREASE IN' VALUE STEADILY SELECT THEM NOW. Tony bee, Jeweler MET YANKSJIIEY KNEWAT FRONT "Mother" and "Dad" Hale, Salva-tion Army, Renew Acquaint ance of Trench Boys (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Mitchell. Sept. 16. A street meeting of the Salvation Army held for the ben-eat of the corn palace crowds was ltter-ally besieged when some ex-soldiers In the crowd recognised Commandant and Mrs.

Hale of Lawrence, Ks in charge of the meetings. Two of the young men had last seen Commandant and Mrs. Hale when they were serving doughnuts and coffee to the men near the front lines in France, Just before the signing of the armistice. The greetings between the soldiers and "Mother" and Hale were almost like those between real parents and their sons. Commandant and Mrs.

Hale were en gaged In canteen work with the first division, six miles back of the front lines, and were exposed to heavy Are for two months. They were later transferred to the Alsace-Lorraine sector. Eleven thousand doughnuts were served by Mrs. Hale and her assistants to soldiers in the underground city of Verdun while the city was being shelled with gas and shrapnel at Intervals of seven minutes. lira.

Hale has the distinction of being the first woman who was permitted to stop for shelter In this underground city. Nothing is too good to be said about the American soldiers so far as the Hiilca are concerned and appearances In dicate that the soldiers feel-the same way about these Salvation Army work-era FORMER INDIAN SOLDIERS JOIN AMERICAN LEGION (Special to the Argus-Leader.) Watertown, Sept. 26. That the Indian boys -around Sisseton who served in the army during the recent war are taking an active interest in the American Legion and becoming members of the Sisseton post is the information re-reived by the state publicity office in Watertown. There are 60 or 60 ex-soldiers among the Indians in that vicinity and post officials confidently believe that they will all be members of the Use Culioira Soap To Clear Your Skin ilMruRCittn: 0trpern, Xi 50, Tulnorn 2a bum pi 6 each free ot "Ctiucvr.

Dtpl Boitom on. tha state market department is receiving inquiries from the potato growers of the state who have a surplus, asking for a market. If any dealer In tha state desires to purchase po tatoes, a communication 10 tne ia.i market department will put them In nrh aiith ih mituto Erowars who have poatoea for sale, and tha way will be open for them to gei logtimr, SOUTH IIJLLIPS AYE. jBC-rt P' OAK HEATERS $9.85 will buy this Wonder Stove. IP' itigs Cheet uses.

HAIL INSURANCE GIVEUPROFIT first Year of Plan in South Dakota Learn Surplus of $900,000 (Speiiui to the Argus-Leader.) Pierre, Sept. Those who took out hail insurance for this year will non receive payment on the certiilcaiee relied to tliem, since the iitate hail de-Mrtment has disposed of worth at bonds for this purpose. As the season tor adjustins hail lossea In thia tnt closed, the total amount to be naid out is practically known, at The receipts for tha season were over a million, placing the surplus at approximately The rate la to remuin at the present one from i5c an acre east of the Missouri river to 45 cints west of tiie stream, 1 until this surplus reaches 2.500.0O, after which the rate can be lowered until the surplus is drawn upon. This surplus draws interest all the time. The season for lhe first effort 'at -state hail Insurance has been a very" favorable one, allowing a larger accumulation of surplus than was expected.

The situation over the northwest is near enough closed so that comparisons ire being made with other states trying out the plan. In Saskatchewan, which baa been carrying hail insurance for a number of years; the rats 4s fixed on the total acreage at six cents per acre, and this year with losses of $1,900,000, it is 'ound necessary to levy an additional tax i( 22 cents an acre on all seeded land to meet their losses. Other States Klrner. In Montana the assessment is $1.60 on seeded acreage to meet their losses. While South Dakota was not hard hit, North Dakota losses run to near three million dollars, and they will need at least 35 cents per acre on all seeded land in addition to the regular assessment of three cents an acre on all tillable land in the state.

Another feature of the difference between this state and North Dakota is found in the fact that the adjusting in this state was done by fifteen men, with not more than ten out at any one time. In Dakota over 200 adjusters were out drawing pay from the fund. Under their system the farmers in the western part of the state who lost their crops by drouth, ire assesded just the same as- those in Hie eastern part who had good crops. Also under their law, there is but available to pay losses this year ind holders of certificates over that amount have to wait for their Difference In Rail Flans. The main features of the' difference between the hail plans of Saskatchewan and North Dakota, and of" South 1-akota, is that in those states the land owner is called upon to pay a part of the assessment even though he farms none of his tract, and the cropped land is Only Sscsessed tf the general fund doe not" meet the losses.

In South Dakota, the man who will get the benefit in case qf hail is the one assessed, as tile whole assessment is placed 'against the cropped land, and this the crop reiser ran avoid by the filing of a statement of withdrawal with the county auditor. Nebraska, while it does not have a complete state hail insurance, law, is looking into the South Dakota plan as a possibility for that state, the insurance commissioner of that state having recently visited the South Dakota department to secure data as to the workings of the law in this state. The situation has been most favorable in South Dakota, and while only about one fourth of the crop was insured this year, next year will bring a much larger percentage with the experience of this year, CHTJBCKMEIf END MEETIHO. Ie Smet. The annual meeting of the central association of Congregational churches and ministers has just been concluded here, after very successful sessions.

The association is composed oi churches in towns along the Dakota Central from Hetland to Pierre, some in number. In addition to clergymen from the various churches and a number of laymen? several outside men connected with the national work were present and made 3 un i our Savings YOU may have $100, $500, $1,000 or more saved and would become an investor if you knew the ad- of First Mortgage Bonds underwritten by S. Straus Co. snd secured" by newly improved city prflper- ties and industrial plants, and safeguarded under the Straus Plan. By investing in these securities you obtain a ret interest yield of 6r0 on your savings ith perfect This interest rate is a necessity when you must cope with presecl high living costi and pay income taxes.

Calf or write today for a valuable, instructive booklet "Safety and nl learn more regarding the safety and desirability of First Mortgage Bond3 safeguarded under the Straus Plan. Yoti can buy them in amounts of 100, $500, and $1,000 or more. We recommend these bonds or investment. DCan, write 'phone for Booklet nnf THE evening newspaper the big armchair and a good, after-diner cigar never prove so alluring as when accompanied bjMho -warmth and cheer that is radiated by a good stove. Here, you will find stoves for every purpose those for cooking and those for heating purposes.

as well as the kind that are WOMEN Y0TERS WILL HAVE LEONARD WOOD AS GUEST Luncheon to Be Given Famous Man While Hell Visiting in Mitchell (Special to The Argus-Leader) Mitchell, Sept Perhaps the-most unique of the dinners and luncheons which are being planned for Mitchell's distinguished Corn Palace visitors will be the one which Mitchell women will give this evening at the Elks' dining room; 4 This luncheon "will be held by the Davison County League of Women Voters and tickets are on sale to members of that organisation. No elaborate program la being ar ranged for this dinner, as lack of time prevents. General Wood, however, will speak. His topic will be The Infiu-ence of Women in World Affaira Today." He will be Introduced by Mrs. Myra.P.

Weller. British stocks are reported at the low est level in their history; 400 stocks show a depreciation of more than three billion dollars since the signing of the armistice. Combing Won't Rid Hair Of Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of dan druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; uee enough to moiBten the scalp and rub It in gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning most.

if not all, of your dandruff will be gone and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once. nd your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any drut store. It is inexpensive and never falls to do the work.

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fJSSff ---jj yjT Week. Xc-- fr4 THIS CUST HEATER $19.75 j. 'Btf Aittf aff Mt i aatstt $29.75 THIS LITTLE BEAUTY. Make, the Summer months enjoyable with a Phonogrraph. We have machines at $22.50 nd up.

Six selections free with each machine purchased this week Columbia, Brunswick and Cheneys. We carry a 'full stock of Columbia Records. Come in and hear your favorite selection on the Columbia. 91.09 cash and $1.00 per week delivers any machine. Waist Seam and Belted Styles for Fall Close co-operation with America's best facturing talent enables us to ofler these out-' standing makes.

HART SCHAFFNER MARX and SYSTEM There are numerous models that well dressed men will take to waist seam ideas with or without belts will be very popular as will the fitted back Rich Green and Brown colors predominate. Overcoats of Character to Match T. FOSDICIl SONS f' OWN A jjt Vltl Week. 1 on any Stov Sioux Fallcf FOR DINING TABLE SPECIAL Golden or fumed oak. $19.75 $1.00 50c Per Week.

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