Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 8

TDK DAILY SIOCX FALLS fOUTIl DAKOTA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 13CJ, THE ASChjOOL OR i I gJ II MI FAVORITE; P1 UIIUi JL MORE SHOES! 0 a us' AT A bership nf earh i hnol ami ten rents for each fiinVrr and teacher, ThU of ''Tin inuy hi to trciiMiii I tf. lli'iliind, pniiKti, or to tin-net-Hilary, Urv. I'. I'.

I. a li uf thin illy, Komi tiie furniture that In put away in your attic 1 1 South Mslu, to be tuiti'-d into cant). Thon'i S80. Oooi goodn id ttliolihule price Is bat yu rut ut JU-uiy l.ovlniser'a liquor Mail orders receive iirompt attention. There will be a upcdal mectliiK 'f Minnehaha lodtc No.

5, A. K. and A. M. tlila evening at o'clock.

Work In the fellow cruit di-pice. Wo are bound to doe out everything if prli, will do it. Send us your order thin wi ck. W. IV bteer, 213 South Main avenue.

offer 20 per cent discount on all shelf goods fur the next sixty day to reduce stock a to make Improvements In our More. KxHmlne those bargain. F. Hyde, the leading joweler. A skilled dcnilst recently from York city will dociown and bridge work for a limited time only for seven dollar each tmHh, and hot plates for ten dollars.

Office hours l' till 5. Dr. See-ley 300 VanEps block. Closed evenings and Sunday. Dr.

C. L. IfHcr stopped over at Dubuque on his way home from Chicago to witness the game of ball between tho Canaries and Dubuque. He says that Slcux Fa I Ik ebarly outplayed the leaguers and only lor the misjudging of a line ball by Fuller. Dubuque would have been Bimt out In ttie setond game.

Steps were taken last Sunday after Our ttorc is .1 veritable sehosl of fashion. Ycu wilt find here at i I times tin: Mtcbt ideas in the cut of a roat; the shape of the trousers; the ruji.t kink to the vttt. Our pring suits jrc now ready and good dresser are daily coming here to learn what's what and what' correct in clothes. WE ARE DEPENDED UPON AS STYLE SETTEES FOR THIS COMMUNITY. We will sell you anything you may need in our line but our reputation.

You can't buy that for love or money. Just give us a trial on your spring suit that will tell the whole story, and We are goirjg out of the shoe busirjess, trjc instinctdeserves large notice than we've room to tell of today. It is an unusual opportunity for safe economy. Trjey are not usual bargain shoes, but our own regular stocK sold at cost or less than cost. itea if' I Ijfk lenSidnoes i I 1BTS High-Grade SAVING OF A THIRD OR $4.00 SHOES Closing out $3.50 SHOES Closing out $3.00 SHOES Closing cut $2.50 SHOES Closing cut $2.00 SHOES Closing cut $1.75 SHOES Closing cut 31.50 1.25 1.10 90c 75c SHOES Closing eut $1.75 SHOES Closing cut $1.50 SHOES Closing cut $1.25 SHOES Closing out $1.00 SHOES Closing cut prise price price price price prico price price price price price IK Women's Shoss and Slippers $4.50 SHOES CO ff Closing cut prica WU.vU $4.00 SHJOE0 tC Closing cut price W.OO $3.50 SHOES Af Closing out pries CMA $3.00 SHOES 1 ft Closing cut priea W.

XO $2.50 SHOES 4 Qf Closing cut prlea XOv $2.00 SHOES Closing out prico IOl $1.75 SHOES ptr Closing cut price JL.O Misses' and 0 DR. PRETTYMAN, Dentist EMERSON BLOCK, LADY ASSISTANT. TELEPHONE 379 IF YOU DOX'T KNOW Cp OK VWvJU AC W.jtU pie ew.JLO 1 Qf X.OU -t pr( lOU 1 pe A.30 Boys' and Youth's TO SHAMPOO HAIR To shampoo dark hair, there is nothing necessary except good Boap, preferably a toilet soap, a little borax, and, plenty of hot water. A paste should be made by shaving tho soap in. a little water and melting the whole upon the back of the stove.

Usa a teaspoonful of borax to a quart of water. In shampooing dark hair, rub the soapy paste into the hair and keep on rubbing it, scrubbing the hair be tween the hands. Scrub and scrub un til you get the dirt and the grease a'-l started together. Now shampoo with hot water, using a great many waters, and keep oa washing it until the water runs clear. It will take a surprising quantity of water, for dark hair gathers oil ana this attracts the dirt.

When the dark hair has been dried, it will appear very full, and it will even have a grayish look, as though it were dusty. But it needs only a lit tle treatment, and It will be as glossy as one could wish. Take for this the oldest brush in the house, being sure that it is well washed and freed from all dust, ana go over the hair with coaxing tho oils from tho scalp and gradually bringing back the gloss. Good, even brushing ia what Is needed. Finally the dark hair is curled for most women find it necessary to curl the hair in order to bo.

pretty. Ana here the requirement is for a curl that will stay in, for every one knows that straggly black hair Is unattractive. Take some sort of natent curler, preferably a metal one, and heat It. Let it lie of the kind that can be left in the hair. Wind the hair around the curler, first having dampened, it with borax water, and leave up several hours; over night is "best.

When taken down, the hair will fall in a natural wave, which will stay in a week if properly taken caro of. Why, Mrs. Jones, what have you been doing to yourself; you're looking fine. Never saw you look so sweet. Simply took Rocky Mountain Tea last April.

Felt fine all the year. 35 cents. Dunning Drug Co. Good for grandpa, good for grandm. good for father and mother, good tor the children.

Keeps the whole family well Rocky- Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Dunning Drug Co. TT 51.50 1 i.io I 90 75c 71 1 12.5 $15 or 11 Will Pay the Bill. EASTER In their saintly purity should not be more chaste than the "pearls of.

the mouth." Proper care of the teoth will make thpm worthy rivals of the whitest lilies. If from natural or other causes your teeth are either in usefulness or beauty, consult Prettyman, the dentist of painless and scientific methods, 1 3IAKE.S CLOTI1ES and brandt. Messrs. DeGood and Monroe have been passing the ducks around among their friends today. Strictly fresh caught pickerel at the Ninth street market.

The ladies' aid society of the First Christian church will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock with E. A. Orr. All invited. The Presbyterian ladies' aid society will meet this week Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

T. W. Dwieht. corner Eighth street and Summit avenue, and not as announced on Sunday at Mrs. Beach's.

Lowney's candies are always fresh at the Red Cross Pharmacy. The doe noisoner seems tr havo deadly work is not being done on the outsktnii of the city but two dogs died Tuesday within a block of the Auditorium from poisoning. Cohasset punch at Billy Tate's. The South Dakota conference of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will convene in the U. V.

U. hall, lrfrated between Eighth and Ninth street, on Phillips avenue Saturday and Sunday April 25 and 2fi. President Joseph A. McRae of the Colorado mission, of which this is a part will be in attendare. All are cordially invited.

No collection will be taken. Meeting on Saturday ar-2 p. in. and ihitt Konsist in never makin blunders, but in nsvermakiiV the sams twitt." So says ewelry Co. ib iti rs a m.

A Get Anxious Get ari endowment policy Instead. Protset your estate if you die prefects you if you live. CENTRAL LIFE OF CINCINNATI. Special Agent 8 p. on Sunday at 10 a.

m. and P- m. Fresh arrival of salmon, halibut and codfish at the Ninth street market. Fuller's celebrated laundry of Minneapolis has opened an office at 109 South Main, 'phone DS0. Try them.

Regular meeting of Evelyn Rebecca lodge Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Degree practice after the lodge meeting. It is not often you have the opportunity to buy cheap groceries such as is offered this week by W. B. Steer, 213 South Main.

Seeds and feed at E. A. Hubbard's. There seems to be a false impression in regard to the Eastern Star dancing party this It is a strictly invitation affair, none except members of the Star should consider themselves invited. Trythe new Eagle cigar.

10c. This was the day set for the preliminary hearing in the case of George and John Roe. On account of the express company not being able to have all their witnesses here the case was put pver until the 30th of the month and the present bonds were continued. Go-carts, the latest, $5.00 down and $5.00 per month. Taylor Furniture Co.

The missionary society of the Congregational church will be entertained by Mrs. D. A. Scott at her home on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The subject will be the second chapter of Lux Christ t.

The program will be In charge of Mrs. Estahrook and will be followed by refreshments and a social hour. While groceries are being sold at cost you can afford to stock up. W. B.

Steer's telephone is 431. Notice is hereby given that the petit jurors, for the may term, A. 1903, at Deadwood. of ihe United States circuit and district courts, for the district of South Dakota, will be drawn at the office of the clerk of 6a Id courts at the city of Sioux Falls, in said district on Monday, the 27th day of April. A.

1903. at 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. The regular weekly praj-er meeting of the Jordan M. E. church will be held this evening at 8 o'clock.

The pasto defires to see a large number in attendance. A mefting of the trustees and of ths Sunday school board will follow at 9 o'clock. The Epworth League social will be held at tbe Becker house. Fourth and Nesmith avenu, Thursday evening. Th work of the State Sundav School association is being pushed to the front bv tn- officers In chares, and for th annual convention of the association to be held at Aberdeen.

June 17-18. a reduced rate of a fare and a third, nn tho certificate plan, has been secured from all points in the state, including thij biacK Mills ni.siricr. io carry on this interdenominational work a contribution is asked on or before Anril 5rt nt two cents per pupil for the entire mem Don't noon to organize a city primary and Junior union for- the Sunday school teachers of the cityi The first regular meeting of the union will be held on Friday afternoon at 4:80 at the Tresby-terian church. Mrs. Walker will pre sent the lesson study and all Interested are cordially Invited.

Patsy Cotton, who recently cur- chased toe property on which the A. J. Yeager blaeksmita shop stands, which Includes tho- vscant lot between the Yeager- building and the alley, will at once erect a new shop 32 by 60 feet Yeager arid Cotton have formed a partnership In the blacksmithing and wag on building business. Rollan Wise, stepson of C. T.

Lornier had a close call for his life by falling off a train. of rajs while the latter was In Wise was on his way to Mitchell over. the Northwestern road and when within three miles of Mitch ell in passinz from once coach to an other Ije In some manner slipped and fell to the ground receiving a severe shaking up and injuries to his back. He was brought to his homo in "this city, and while injured quite severely will be able to be put in a few days. Frank Bills, the gentleman who worked nn and floated the new independent Telephone company for Sioux rails, arrived in the city and was ac companied by parties who will at once take up tho work -of putting in a long distance line from Sioux Falls to St Paul.

The preliminary work of laying out a route for the Sioux Falls-S. Paul line will be taken np at once and work pushed along as rapidly as possible. The same parties will also run a line from Sioux City to Sioux Falls, and from Sioux Falls in other directions. E. S.

Biizzell and wife of Valley Springs were in the city today in consultation with physicians to determine the nature of an ailment which has effected one of Mrs. Iluzzell's feet seriously. The appearance of the foot is similar to that which would ensue in a case of blood poisoning, but the examining physicians attribute the malady to a stoppage of the circulation of the veins near tho surface of the skin and resulting in a severe swelling and discoloration of the foot. The pain from the effected part is at times very severe and it is -hoped that the malady may respond to treatment promptly. Effected a Cure.

Mr. John O. Perry of Newton, judge of the county court, Baker says: "I had a severe and painful case of piles- some three years since. Having-no remedy at hand for the cure of piles I tried Mexican Mustang Liniment. I- found It to be the very remedy needed.

It is soothing (the application giving no pain at all) and in my case it effected a cure. I have not been troubled with the disease since I used it." Mr. Jamss Robertson of Winchester. says "'I heard of your Mexican Mustang Liniment and I tried it. It cured me of the rheumatism.

I used just three bottles and I can truthfully say I am as; sound and well as I ever was. I recommend it very highly to all, and I Intend to keep a bottle In my house ail the time." COTTAGE MEETINGS Notice of When and Where the Union Cottage Prayer Meetings Will Be Held. On account of the May festival Friday night the usual cottage prayer meetings will be held Thursday night at the following placesj April 23, 1903. Rev. J.

p. Jenkins, 407 West Tenth street. M. CSifler. 1210 South Dulutlj avenue.

w. H. Ramsey, 613 South Minnesota avenue. C. C.

Pearl. South Prairie avenue. Children's 'Home, east side. H. C.

Aldrich, 323 1-2 South Phillips. To have cement work done by inexperienced men. For the best results you should sec P. F. Connelly.

Tiiat's his business." Triumph of 1902. Seldom if ever in any one year cf the history of the world have so many important eents of universal interest taken place. America, England. Ger many and. France uave each participated.

The president of the United States welcomed and entertained H. R. H. Prince Henry of Prussia at the white house Edward the VII was crowned kins of England and emperor of India German Emperor had his Amei-lcan-bullt jacht, "Meteor," christened: France had the unveiling of the Rochambeau and at all functions attending these celebrations Moet Chandon's Champagne' was used exclusively. This indeed is an unparalleled record, which Is proof positive of the superiority4 and popularity of the renowned brand" of Moet 4t Chandon White Seal.

A Great Sensation. There was a big sensatioh in Lees- "ho was expected to die, had his life saved by Dr. King a New Discovery for Consumption. He writes: "I endured insufferable agonies from asthma, but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief and soon thereafter effected a complete cure." Similar cures of consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis and grip are numerous. It's the peerless remedy for all throat and lung troubles.

Price 50c and $1.00, Guaranteed by Howell's Pharmacy. Trial bottles free. We Store We get yonr stove, store it In safe dry place, insure it; black It and set it up when wanted. Pricos reasonable. Pedcrson Potter, 215 North Main.

'Phone 539-5. Special to Madison, The M. and St. P. railway has arranged for special train service Sioux Falls to Madison and Flandreau 03 Saturday evening April 25.

This train will leave Sioux Falls 11:15 p. m. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED-Address, er. 3 or 5-gallon coffee urn. care of Argus-Lead-328-4-22-4t.

WANTED By two energetic young men, work on farm. Address H. care Argus-Leader. 4-22-2L WANTED Position by lady with business experience, in office or store. Address, I.

A- care Argus-Leader. 4 $2X0 SHOES Closing cut price $1.75 SHOES Clo6lng out price $1.59 SHOES Closing cut price $1.25 SHOES Closing cut price $1.00 SHOES Closing cut price 1 PERSONALS D. S. Guinter was up from Canton. J.

G. Carpenter Is down from. Water-town. ThomaB Pay returned to his home at Arlington. M.

J. Chaney the Wakonda banker, is in the city. Dr. J. Schwartz departed for the east on the Rock Island.

Sid W. Smith of Mitchell was at the Cataract over night Colonel T. H. Brown departed for Chicago over the Rock Island. Mrs.

F. A. Goddard left for Minneapolis to make a few weeks' visit. "DC the winter in Sioux the guest of the families of Mrs. Duling's sister.

Mrs. H. M. Avery and Mrs Cyrus Walts, started this afternoon for their home at Sundance, Wyo. The best physic: Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

Easy to take; pleasant In effect. For sale by all druggists. MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Analytical Notes of the Various Selections Will Be a Fine Feature. A great deal of time and money have been spent in collecting and arranging notes for the analysis of each number which the Thomas' orchestra will ren der.

The time and place of birth and death of each composer and analytical notes in detail of each piece rendered. These will Include Friday night's performance and the symphony concert Saturday afternoon For the "Messiah-Saturday night thero will be a synopsis of the oratorio and the words arranged as the Messiah will be rendered. The booklet (20 pages) of analytical notes is not an advertising sheet and will be a very valuable souvenir. They will be furnished by several young men for the small sum of five cents. FOR SALE 3 choie front lots en S.

Duluth Ave $500 each. Fin 8 room house on Menle, with barn, $2,800. New, modern 7 -room cottage on 8. Duluth, $2,300. a Good new 7 roam houa en E.

Sixth 25 chdc quarter seefion in Clark Co. Small cash payments, long time on balance. 40 acre adjoining city limits $50 per acre. F. G.

WHITEHOOSE CO. Kerne Office, Sioux Falls. YOU OUGHT TO. HE Late Local 1 Diamonds at Hyde's. Jonah Jones he sells buggies.

Baby Aristocrat, 5 cents. Ask for it See the 2 Miracles about cement ork in city or The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No. 330 will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in Labor hall. The many friends in Sioux Falls of Will H. Beck of Sioux City be Eorry to learn that he is confined to his home with a severe attack of tho grip.

Articles of incorporation for the Lewis Publishing company of Sioux Falls with a capitalization of 1.200,000 have been filed with the secretary of state at Pierre. For prompt painting and papering call en Josewski, West Eighth St. A. A. DeGocd and Dane Monroe, who spent the past ten days with a party of Aberdeen hunters, shooting ducks and geese at Sand Lake in the northern part of Brown county, arrived home evening well tanned from their outing.

They had line lack, bagging over 300 ducks and forty odd geeso 2 1 Griffith a Phillips 8, i. 'f East Side GROCERY, MEAT MARKET. 5 Havs Your Eyss Tested and Fitted Here Its Always a Success. C3 yfr1! Keating-J COOOOO(0OOOO08000OOOO00O000.