Warren sheaf., 1902-12-11

Il. "A. BRADY, OF 0tepnen, SpenI
Sunday last with Warren friends.
A fine assortment of Violins and
Guitars at HoLM's Jewelry.
Swedish school books for sale at
the SHEAF Office.
Have you seen the toy display at
the PEOPLES TRADING co.
1876 pieces sea shells and shell
ornaments at HOLM's.
We pay 20 cents per doz. for eggs.
Bring us all your eggs.
THE PEOPLES TRADING Co.
If you want something real nice
and novel for a Christmas present,
call at HoLM's Jewelry store.
Come in and see the real live
white owls at ...... .~ .. .
The PEOPLES TRADING Co. store.
&C. H. Macdonald, a travelling
photographer, spent week here
taking panoramic views of the city.
A box of apples will be appreci-
ated by your family. Buy them
from The PEOPLES TRADING Co.
Swanson & Pihlstrom's big dis
count sale is now on, and 20 per
cent discount will be made on all
clothing for the next Is days.
Tufts silverware, warranted to
be replaced free of charge if not sat-
isfactory after years OF active SER
vice, sold at Holm's.
Remember the 20 per cent dis
count at Swanson & Pihlstrom's
for the next fifteen days on Mems
and Boys clothing.
James Nook received letter
last week informing him Of the death
Of his grandfather, a very old man,
at Alabama NY. He was born at
Byron, N. Y. on March 5, 1919.
At Swedish Mission Church, SER
vices at 1890 a. m. and 7:3O p. m. by
Pastor G. A. Sandvall, Sunday
school at 1910 p. m. Mid week SER
vice Thursday 7:30p. m. Everybody
invited. ...
We were disappointedin in not get
ting some cuts ordered for this is
sue from from the engravers, but
they will appear in future issues OF
the paper. Watch out for them.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Many rare bargains are offered
in the advertising columns Of the
SHEAF this week, and we ask every
one to read every ad. You can have
all your wants satisfied right here
at Warren at prices as cheap, if not
cheaper, than in large the cities.
Santa Claus has made his first
visit, and left the best assortment
of toys and all kinds of Christmas
gifts that was ever shown here.
We have them all unpacked and dis
played in the dry goods section Of
our store. Come and see.
The PEOPLES TRADING Co.
The SHEAF forgot tomention last
week that Ole K. Rodseth and Oscar
Peterson had taken their departure
for the Pacfc coast, to look over the
country. They left last Wednesday.
We hope they will come back satis-
fed to remain in Warren.
The Fair held by the Ladies Of
the M. E. church at the opera house
last Friday evening was success
full and we'll patronized affair, the
proceeds amounting to 1853. The
dainty handkerchief presented to
the society by Mrs. Roosevelt was
sold at auction and brought the sum
of 1926.
Remember the bazaar and rum
mage sale at the Opera House Fri
day evening, Dec. II. There will
be useful and fancy articles,
dressed dolls and home made cand-
les on sale all the afternoon and
evening. If you get hungry you
can get a good lunch for fifteen
cents. Everybody will be inter-
ested in the remembrance table. In
the rummage sale you will be sure
to find something you need. Every
thing will be sold very cheap.
We ask our readers to look over
the advertising columns of the SHEAF
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