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Lead Daily Call from Lead, South Dakota • Page 8

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Lead Daily Calli
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Lead, South Dakota
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LEAD DAILY CALL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19. lilt. PAGE EIGHT IRIS THEATRE! NOW Open Everything New 3 complete Shows each night, commenc-' ing at 7:30 o'clock. Two machines. No tiresome waits.

Pictures all the time. WE ARE AGENTS For the 4 ii i ii I To our already line of Ladies Notions we have just added another big consignment of nifty up-to-date articles consisting Silk Scarfs, Hair Ornaments, Patent Leather and Persian Belts, Hand Dags, Finger and Coin Purses, Hair Rolls and Nets, Beauty Pins, Collar Sup: porters, Waist Sets, Etc. The goods are guaranteed to be satisfactory and. prices reasonable DT A TT'C OUEENSWARE and LsA 1 I NOTION STORE. The Bearded Bandit.

The Little oMther. Winona. Base ball game at Chicago will be shown on electric board. Game starts here at 1:15 p. m.

Admission 10c 4 l-S East Main St. Lead, So. Dak, The I'Oard of Education meets in Load l)Hily Call adjourned session this evening. Economy in Clothes Gossard Corsets. THEY LACE IN FRONT They lace in front-as a result the abdomen is relieved of all pressure.

Support is given to the organs and deep breathing is encouraged. They emphasize the long, graceful line of the back, which artists agree is the most beautiful line in art. They gently but nicely compel a correct standing position and a graceful carriage. Big dance Friday evening, Oct. 21, at Iris hall, given by M.

W. A. Foresters. Exhibition drill at clock. Dancing begins at 8:30.

Music ly Shadel's orchestra. 18-2t. WEDNKSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1910. Wednesday evening at Iris Hall. Come early and bring your friends.

The Ladies Circle of the Baptist church will hold their postponed Charles Searle has sold his touring tar to Taylor the Terry hackman. meeting Thursday afternoon, Oct. 27 at the home of Mrs. T. T.

Jones, south 'of Galena street. Tea will be served. is measured by comparing what you get with what it costs it's a matter of proportion, hot price. One experience with a suit we make to order will show you how much economy there is in really good clothes. You know the Homestake orches tra.

Another dance under Its auspi ces, Wednesday evening at Iris. AH club women are reminded that A cordial Invitation is given the the Black Hills Federation of Women's Clubs will meet In this city, October 21 and 22, at the Elk's Lodge rooms. An excellent nroeram has dancing public to attend the Home- stake orchestra dance at Iris hall, Wednesday evening. been prepared and as many as can are urged to be present. Tho public is Invited to attend.

2t. Horace Kress Is the name of the clerk at the Dickinson Drug Store. Design 682 Four-Button Novelty Seek Our prices are about the same as those asked Mr. Kress formerly was In business for himself at Springfield this state. THE Mrs.

Spragg and daughter Mrs. Whitemelr of Waterloo, Iowa, We invite you to investigate these wonderful corsets. have arrived In Lead and will make their home here. Mrs. Spragg is a sister of Jerry Glbbs.

for ready-mades, but we give you a choice of hundreds of exclusive Woolens, a perfect fit, and absolute satisfaction. W.J.CLAKK Fine Tailoring Jerry Gibbs Is spending a few days in the city having come from Spearflsh Camp No. 1 to meet a sis ter and a niece who have come to iav.rf.rarrau Lead from Waterloo, to make their home here. U. A.

and R. A. Beatty of Cas mill street Cash Market will be shown on an electric Board at the Iris Theatre at 12:16 p. m. and from 6:30 to 7:30 every day this week.

Those coming to the game in the evening an admission of 25c will be charged which will entitle them to see the picture show afterwards. cade, were visitors In Lead yesterday, taking in the sights. They made a short call on their friend, Kd Gavin, while in the city. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Telephone 2008 E. A.

MONTANK.Prop. The Woman's Clubs of the Black Hills have appointed delegates for the convention of the Black Hills Federation which meets here on Friday and Saturday. Attracted by the unusually Interesting program, many club members aside from the Dinner ifllfl Fare delegates are coming to Lead for the meetings. Tbe most tnportant reason after all, why you should send your washing to us, Instead of to a washerwoman doing It at home Is we rash the clothes cleaner. We wash your clothes in filtered soft water.

We change the water eight times. The different wate-s range In tempreature from cold to boiling hot We use plenty of pure scap, and we get the clothes thoroughly clean. We'll Wash Your Clothes Much Cleaner Try our work, You'll like it Lead Steam Laundry Phone 2082 White Wagon -The Modern 7ay-- When people who have traded on the credit plan for years come In and tell us that after keeping strict account of their bills for thirty days and then trying our cash system for the same length of time have found on comparison that they have saved all of twenty-five per cent by paying rash; we naturally wonder why everybody does not try It. Surely all who labor aud pay tholr bills are anxious to lay by a nest egg for the rainy day, and when you see where paying cash is a saving over the old credit style, why not try the new up-to-dote way of paying cash. Montank's Mill Street Cash Market Is the place where you can make your selection, from a stock fresh every morning with weight and quality Just as represented.

Try it this month and see for yourself. If UK. a. A. FITZGERALD, 4.

alt fflhie I I 8 All work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable MORGAN BLOCK Phone B-aifl VIDDag DonirD Lead City, South Dakota J. WALTER McKAY, Agent. 4. 30 Reasons for Using Electric Light 4. INSURANCE 4, J.

Real Estate, Loans, Rentals, DR. JOHN H. MARTIN late house J. Steamship Agency, Represent- ing all the Rest Companies. j.

Surgeon of the Illinois Charitable EYE and EAR Infirmary la now In 4 Tickets Sold to and From Any Lead and will limit hie practice to Diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE Noodle soup. Fried Spring Chicken. Beef a la mode. Chipped Beef, cream on toast. Oysters in any style.

Cold Meat. Cheese Sandwiches. Tea and Coffee. 4 Conntry. at Mill St.

Cash Market and THROAT. Office Searle Block Lead. 8. D. Telephone L-2271.

Morgan and Mead Have a fine line of picture moulding on hand, bring your pictures to us and have fiem framed. 7 N. Gold street. LOYAL Using exclusively I. M.

FILMS Best made ONE WAY TO IMPROVE! Look cheerful before our Camera. We'll give you a picture that shows you at your best. Then take it for your model and live up to it evciy day! 1. Sate. 2.

Clean. S. Bright 4. Odorless. 5.

Dlrtless. 0. Greaseless. 7. Bootless.

8. Fumeless. 9. Flameless. 10.

Matchless. 11. Healthful. 12. Convenient 13.

Ezploslonless. 14. Draws Trade. 16. Helps Advertise.

16. Signifies Success. 17. White Light 18. Steady Light.

19. Always Ready. 20. Hakes Home Attractive. 21.

Welcomes Friends. 22. Frightens 'ihleves. 23. brightens Every thing.

24. Can be used Anywhere. 26. Saves Labor. 26.

Permits Better Work. 27. Consumes No Oxygen. 28. Ia a Cheap Luxury.

29. Ia Better Than Ever. 80. Ia Cheaper Than Ever. FILM 8 SONGS ELITE STUDIO hr Over Phone B-2168 Ottmann's Little Sailor Soog-Two Boys.

The Mad Hermit, or Unfaithful wife, a western story. Her City Beau or Down on the Farm, a strong comedy. Linda of Chamonuey, historical drama. A Back Number The old way of brushing, spotting and pressing a suit In one operation ia a back number. Our way Is to clean the suit thoroughly before we press It.

Giving It a feel and look like new. We aro reliable and guarantee satisfaction In each and every article sent to us to be cleaned Let us show you. Phone 46. First class delivery service. Kiser's Qeanlng and Dye Worts Lead Office Jacobs Basaar We furnish Carpenters, Masons, Plasterers and Cement-men on all kinds of building and job work.

Estimates free on small 01 large jobs Mullen Rourke SH OP REAR OF CAMPBELL HOUSE Phone 196 A2099 So. Gold St. Matinee every afternoon at 2:00 sharp Evening at Complete Shows Con. Power Light Co. ItXIt3f3I03Nr lOo.

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Years Available:
1876-1998