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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
LUsITANIA HAS ROUGH TRIP.

New York, Feb. 14.-Held back for
two days by fog and heavy seas. the
Cunard Steamship Lusitania came
TO her dock today after the toughest
voyage ever experienced by the tur.
biner between here and Liverpool.
Six feet of starboard rail on the
boat deck was carried away by a
boarding sea last Thursday. For
three days the Lusitania battled with
the waves and slow time was made,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to the stock
holders OF the Amalgamated Suga!
Company, that a meeting OF the stock
holders OF tho Amalgamated Sugar
Company will be held at the Com
pany's office. room 901. First Natlona-
Bank Building, Ogden city, Utah, On
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
CARRIED OUT INTO LAKE
ERIE ON ICE FIELD

Buffalo, n. Y. Feb. IA score of
fishermen and their dogs were car
rled out into Lake Erie today when
the ice field was set In motion by a
shift In the wind, All were rescued
except Joseph Satusky.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL 1t
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. Csc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
VENEZUELA REvokes DECREE

Willemstad. Island OF Curacao, Feb.
14,-Venezuela has revoked the decree
prohibiting the traffic Of small vessels
between Curacao, and Venezuela
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
ROYAL MARRIAGE THE
SUBJECT OF INTERVIEW,

Lisbon. Feb. 14.-Although not yet
confirmed in official quarters, the en-
tire press of Portugal states that tho
royal interview between King Alfonso
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15

Birmingham Ala. Feb. 1.-two
persons were killed and seven badly
Injured at West Point this afternoon
In a tornado.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
RESIGNATION is ACCEPTED.

Constantinople. Feb 14-The sui
tan has accepted Kiamil Pasha's resig-
nation as grand vizier and has charged
Hilmi Pasha. minister OF the interior
and formerly inspector general OF
Macedonia. with the formation of a
new cabinet
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15

Paris. Feb. 14.-Naoum Pasha. the
Turkish ambassador according to the
Temps, says the resignation OF Kiamil
Pasha is but an internal crisis such
as might happen in any country, and
IS quite provided for by constitution.
The crisis will be ended. he says. by
the formation of a new ministry and
will pass peacefully. II cannot. In any
way. ALLEVIATE the sympathles and con-
fldence Of Europe In Young Turkey.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-15
"A Significant Fa

No other medicine ills has such
Prescription has received in the unqualified
leading medical of all the schools of practice Is such
of your consideration Is not significant fact that
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-19

Ever since Miss Ellen has had more OF
less trouble and her father and the local
physicians are Of the opinion that an opera
zion is now necessary to save further
suffering.
There vill be q Turkey Raf3e At the
Phoenix saloon Saturday evening Of this
week.
H. G. Walsh. formerly clerk for Passhail
Edmonds. Was here last Saturday. He
IS nov travelling. selling callenders and
Cow Boy artist Russell pictures.
ch.s. Jarvis has purchased the large
store building Of w. T. Stephens. near the
Farral Meat Market and will move same
onto his lot across the street from the
Searchlight Office bstween the courchene
block rnd the Gold Dollar Saloon. Mr.
Jarvis informs US that he has already
rented the building which will be occupied
As soon IS ready. The new foundation
will be commenced at once and the build
ing moved to its new location.
WAsTKD-Dining room girl. = chamber
maid and cook. wanted 1t the St. Pau
Hotel. Culbertson. Montana. 81 II
F. G Fishbeck. Of Plentywood. ant
Chas- Jarvis. of Culbertson. were in Clas
gov Monday and Tuesday. The case o
Jarvis & Fishbeck VS.. Chas. Farrell wa.
settled out Of court in . way satisfactor,
to all parties. Chas Jarvis purchased tn,
Stephens building and lot and turned over
the lot to Farrell in lieu Of the one or
which the meat market stands. Farrell
turns the Stephens lot ever to The FRS
National Bank and gets title to his own
and every body concerned is happy.
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bear ia. same relation to commcr-
cial Minneapolis Is that now main
tanned b, the eastern and central
North ard South Dakota. Al
ready Minneapolis influence is
found through North Dakota to
the Montana line, where flour mills
and grain elevator. have sbeen
erected and in the latter state, at
Great Falls, Kalispell and other
towns, while lines of country grain
elevators financed by Minneapolis
men are creeping into the valleys
where the grain is grown.
The world must eat and the
world must produce grain, and as
the longer settled eastern country
passes from grain to diversified
farming dairying, the little star
that marks the center Of wheat
production on the statistical map
will move farther and farther west.
Minneapolis has looked askance
at the development about the Ca
madam line, not through the slight
est envy or feeling other than OF
satisfaction over the neighboiing
prosperity, but with feeling only
Of disappointment that the artif-
clal barrier made the new grain
supply unavailable for a center
where the flour making industry,
and that Of gram storage, represent
bv far the largest investment Of
capital in any place in the world.
with by far the greatest product
i've capacity.
Montana contains the following
land area:
Total ..................o3 , 600, 600 acres
Wooded. az. 600. 900 acres
crest reserve. 40. $50. 600 acres
Unsurveyed or Unavailable. "a. 900. 600 acres
Arabic land. ............3o 80. ooo, 600 acres
For ten years Montana has been
getting 1916 bushels Of barley an
acre for the average, with yields
ia some Cases very much higher
In the barley columns Montana's
yield compares with "a bushels in
Russia, "a in France, "a E in
Sweden as, g in Norway. 80 in
Great Britain, and "a in Denmark
Germany raises 34.3 and only Bel
GUM. with A. bushels for spring
barley and So for winter, surpasses
the Montana state.
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Presbyterian Church

The regular services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath the 2Isl
at II a. m. and ? 80 p m.
Subject in the morning. Not Far from
the Kingdom" Mark II: 81. Subject in the
evening. blessed be the Name Of God, :
Daniel 2: 20.
Sunday school as usual at 10 o'clock.
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday evening
at 7:45.
Our Thanksgiving sermon will be preach
ed in the Presbyterian church by Rev
Weber Of the NJ. E. Church on the a5th
at 1890 q IN.
Yon will be made welcome at all OF these
services. ID c. Cowan. Pastor.
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For Reni-Valley Hospital. partly fur
ni.hed. For particulars and terms inquire
Of Dr. D. X. Brockman in the First
National Bank building 25rs
Ask the Valley Land Co. about farm
loans.
The new Myers Patent Force Pumps for
farmers a. S. S. Moen's is what You want.
Mark Thomas is wholesale agent for
Schmidi's beer and Drurys Soft Drinks.
Leave orders a, Eagle Saloon. phone So.
44h
The Lyon Brand Of Ready Mixed 100
per cent pure paints are the best. Any
color. al S. S. Moons. AT
We van, FIRST Farm Mortgages. Valley
Land Co.
Go the Phoeni. Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly pure.
}. +. kehoe. Prop. I4tf
Money to loan on improved farms. Val
ey Ian Co.
Go to d. r. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
Culbertson. Mont. eti
Go to Butter6eld 4 Eagiebright for the
best Ignite Coal. $500 per ton delivered.
23H
Monarch malliable ranges are the best.
for sale at Tanner & Best.
For Sale-Six year old stylish bay geld
ing broke to work. weight 100 pounds.
Apply to w. II. Reed al Reeds Cash
Grocery. att
Call on lsaa- Murray for repairs TO gas
oline engines. etc. Also agent for the best
engines on the market. 2h
FARM LOANS: is. OF 10 years
Privilege payments. lowest rates. money
the same dav you sign. Fred Southland,
Main ST.. Wiilis,on. N. Dak.
Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for family
use strictly pure and eight years old. For
sale at the Phoenia Cafe. F. Kehoe.
Prop. I4h
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WANT ADS

The Bruegger' Mercantile Co. have re-
ceived full line of Red Schoolhouse
shoes. See us for bargains in children 5
shoes
See the Bruegger Metcan.ile Cos line OF
mems shirts for winter wear.
Strayed-one sorrel stallion, three years
old. weigh, about 100 pounds. old cut in
ankle Of right front foot. Finder will re-
ceise $1,000 reward. Address C. !.
Lerager. Daemar. Mont. apps
FoR RENT-Fonr room house and barn.
Inquire Of Mrs. d. C. Reed or a, the
Searchlight.
Leave order for coal at $500 per ton a,
Kellogg Livery Barn. 2Stf
When you need q loan on your farm see
r. O. Lnnke. 34tf
Good coal out al Kingsleys mine. ~
miles west Of town. ZOO per ton. G. E.
o. Hall. prop. 7sh.
For Sale-Larse Riverside hard coal
heater. Inquire Of Dooaldson Bros. astf
WAxTEp-Girl for general house~ork.
Must be good cook. Address b. Search
light Office. Culbertson. 2Si
See the Meyers Ratchet Handle Branch
Pipe. Three Way Single Acting Force
Pumps. II Moen's Hardware Store Att
For Sale. About 90 head Of good farm
uozk horses. known IS III. VIM. Jackson
horses Inquire Of ]. A. Mccain At the
old Iacksoa farm near Lanark. 76 Il
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-19

Group is most prevalent during the dry
cold weather of the early winter months.
Parents Of young children should be pre-
pared for il. All that is needed is bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Many
mothers are never without il in their homes
and il never disappointed them. Sold BY
all dealers.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-19
MONTANA FACES
ERA OF GROWTH
Settlement Indicates Great De.
velopment Of Agricultural
Resources.
Minneapolis Is Oreatl lntereste
in the Future of Mount ain
State.

From the Minneapolis Journal
Montana has 80, ooo, 900 acres OF
arabic Land that is being brought
under cultivation.
The state. tor ten years past, has
yielded. as the average per acre,
26.7 bushels wheat, 49 bushels
oats, $3.50 bushels barley.
II the Montana acreage were
put into wheat at the average yield
Of the state, it would produce 500,
900 900 bushels.
II put into oats at the average
yield for the state, it would pro-
duce 1870, 600, 600 bushels.
II put into barley at the average
yield for the state, 1t would mean
productive possibility OF I.IsS,-
ooo 900 bushels
Ii the acreage OF Montana wer
put INTO one grain. aud yields were
only as high the average OF the
United States as a whole. the pro.
ductlve possibility would he:
Wheat, 4a4. 900, 900. bushels. oats,
7iI, 600. 600 bushels; barley, TIA,
5000, 600 bushels.
The yield per acre for Montana
wheat 26. ? bushels, for ten years
past is the highest Of any state.
1t IS twice as high as the average
Of the entire country, and far
greater than Russia or France.
The yield per acre for Mon tana
oats is tn highest in the world,
excepting only Belgium. AT 49
bushel it is more than double that
Of the United State as a whole.
In barley Montana, with SO 6
bushels, shows an acreage yield
the greatest in the world excepting
Belgium, and nearly double that
Of the United States as a whole.
Montana averaged rs bushels
Of potatoes to the acre.
Straight west from Minneapolis
and well within the c,ty's COM
mercial zoae. Montana. that state
Of wonderful annual wealth pro-
duction, is just awakening to the
possibilities within her confines.
Nothing like the interest to be
found in development work in that
state has been seen anywhere else
and it is not too much to say that
nowhere else in United States is
there ! stretch OF country with
agricultural possibilities SO great
and IS yet so slightly developed as
that, reaching from the North Da-
kota line to the big mountains Of
Montana. and from the Canadian
line southwark.
Fifteen years from now, sooner
than that, perhaps. Montana vi
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-19
Teachers Examinations

The regular teachkrs' exam nations vii
be held in Malta. Glasgow and Culbertson
on November 26th and 27th.
Lillian D. Harris,
Supt. OF Schools. Valley County. Mont.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-10
A FAT WOMAN
HATES SOCIETY

Fat people have to get into clothes
that are designed for peop,e Of normal
physique. The men wear dress suits
and look like comic pictures. The wo-
men wear low necked dresses to their
evident humiliation. This is why it is
often said that a rat woman hates So
ciety. Fat is as much the mistake OF
poor health as anything else The things
that make fat should be making good
blood. bone and nerves. The secret is
that the digestive machinery is out Of
gear. The juices make fat in too large
quantities This fat impedes circulation,
cramps the heart. suDpresses the liver.
crowds the lungs and interferes with
the stomach. Marmola Tablets are
harmless. They are taken after each
meal. They help digest that meal as
nature intended il should be digested
They remove tie fat already made az
the rate OF from II 10 j. ounces a das
and trey leave 40 fabby skin or
wrinkles. They are sold wherever drugs
are sold. Of in the same category with
harmful patent fat reducers. They con-
tain Darmcl3. CaScara Aromatic and
Peppermint water. IL you do not care
70 call upon your druggist send 70 cts
to The Marmoia Company, Dept. 81,
Detroit. Mich. and they Will send you
large full size case by return mail in
plain package postage paid.
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By
CHARLES CAREY

lady able to send a message in such
unconventional fashion OIght 70 be
pretty we'll aole 10 look out for herself
He simply accepted il - a fac. that
she had called him, All was In danger;
and he responded 10 the summons with
as much JOY Is knight of ole hasten
ing TO the relief of beleaguered
sweetheart.
"A ten dollar tip, II you reach this
number In three minutes he cried TO
The chauffeur Of a standing taXicab, as
he emerged from the building on a
run.
You're on. Jump inside"
'Probly trying 30 make a quick get
away from a rough house of some
KIND, soiiloquized the gray uniformed
philosopher as he diZZily rounded the
corner on two wheels. Wei, it's up
70 the cops to chase that up. He looks
like "a good sport TO me, and the ten
spot looks better; so I'll give him the
best I've got in the motor
And, true to his word, he whirled
down the avenue like a cyclone, in utter
defiance of bicycle policemen and traffic
regulations, and only narrowly escaping
cutting short the careers of a large
number of citizens engaged In negotiat-
ing the crossings.
Less than three minutes, boss by
4 good deal"
Gabriel thrust the promised bill into
his hand, and sprang up the steps.
Il must see the Countess Zicka at
once he painted TO the buttoned page
who opened the door.
A functiOnary of greater authority
came forward.
But that is impossible, sir he an
sWCTed politely, but with unCOmprOmis-
ing firmnesS. NO clients are received
after 3 o'clock, and the countess has
already retired for ner season of medl-
tation, during which no one is permit
ted to disturb her. II you viii return
tomorrow, Or
NO" Gabriel interrupted, y propose
10 see her tonight. and / do not intend
TO leave this house until J do. Kindly
take my name up to hel. You viii
find she viii raise no objection 10 see
ing me"
The man started TO re eat that II
was impossible: but, happening to
glance at the card and recognizing the
name, heSitated.
very well, sir" he consented at
length. i viii see what can be done
for you; but would not advise you to
build any hopes upon an interview to-
night"
Gabriel thought otherwise. Obsti-
nate in his purpose. he meant just
what he said-that he did not intend
TO leave the place without seeing its
mistress. Nevertheless, he began 20
suspect that he would not attain his
end without pretty lively discus
sion.
Consequently, il came as a consider
bic surprise to him when the pleas
ant-voiced woman secretary glided a
few moments later into the room
where ne was waiting and announced
THE Countess Zicka is ready 70 re-
ceive you now, Mr.. Gabriel
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synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Ralph Davis, an cx-actCr and a dis
credited hanger-on I'm the Rialto aud
Ecythe Elliott. an actress. whose star had
Haned, combined forces IN a scheme for
fortune-t-lling establishment Edvthe to
pose as the Countess Zicka, ''The Woman
With the Purple Veil " Davis Obtains
$50 600 to back the scheme from tho brok-
erage firm or Andrus a Bodne on his
promise 20 steer his victims into The
brokers' ClgtChes. The deal is arranged
Andrus.
Davis lts up a palatial house FOR the
seances and by system or mechanical
contrivanees arranges 81 so he can super
intend everything regarding the fortunte
telling himself, debating what Edythe
shall tell.
Davis Is enamored with Dorothy Brent.
chorus girl who has repulscd him be-
cause OF his habits and general repu-
tation Bodine Is also I'm love with Dor
othy. who makes him useful
Herman Gabriel. millionaire. falls
into the clutches Of Davis. and the c~-
actor desires TO squeeze him dry. Friends
persuade Dorothy at Davis instiEation,
"a visit the Countess Zicka and Edythc
tells her facts about her past life that
astouud both Davis and Dorothy. Edythe
IS strangely affected by the girls pres
ence. both In the studio and when she
meets her at q restaurant. At Davis
command she tells Dorothy OF Davis love
Tor her. without naming him. stating
also that he Is fully worthy Of her love
Bodine and Andrus quarrel over the
fact that they are heavily involved and
have not yet realized on the fortune
telling investment although Davis IS
known by BOdine 90 have banked a large
sum OF money. Andrus' nagging drives
BodIne from his Office and drinking
heavily he goes TO the fortUne-teliing
establishment to have It out with Davis,
meeting Dorothy as she is leaving. He
finds Davis alone and COmpels him TO sur
render SEQ. 600 Davis tells Bodine Edythe
had placed him-Bodinc-in very favor
able light with Dorothy. who was in
fatuatcd with the broker. This makes Boz
dine feel better and he tells Davis be viii
invest the money he has received IN n
certain stock and II Davis sends enough
customers to the brokers 10 buy that
stock he will make his fortune Gabriel
rings the doorbell just as Bodine has
finished
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careful Inquiry on this score. and in
order that there might be no chance
OF error, iead Off the facts and figures
70 ner from typewriter statement
he had previously prepared.
II is easily enough seen tl.-0ugh-.
simple, Ike many other things, when
the trick is explained and the cog
wheels exposed. but IL young Gabriel
powers, dazzled by the lights and
gIltl-S and thrilling to the voice of
the woman lie loved. il seemed moth
ing SHIRT OF "A miracle. the operation
of some unknown and supernatural
force.
Then the current of her disclosures
changed. one by one she took the
various Investments named and
prophesied for them swift and over
whelming catastrophe
Fire. sh wreck. earthquakes, war.
famine, and almost every other agency
OF destruction was invoked TO bring
about the ruin OF GabrieTs fortune
She fCretold that this. establishment
would fhI, another would fan into pro-
tTaCted and hankrupting litigation and
so on throughout the entire list
In short she concluded. as things
stand. | see nothing ahead of you but
actual beggary."
But can nothing be done?" sasped
Gabriel, aghast at the picture Of desc
u ton she painted. rSurely. you can
point out some way. countess, for me
t. escape such visitation. I will 30
whatever You tell me-"
Then be patient a moment until J
have the opportunity TO question my
spiritual guides she answered. again
closing her eyes.
Behind the scenes Davis turned with
a glance of Wanting triumph TO Bodine.
It's almost "A shame to take the
money he whispered
This consideration did not deter him.
however, from very promptly imparting
his instructions TO Edythe
say 70 him. he phcned. that IL is
revealed to you, the only possible meth
cd he can follow 20 save himself Is to
sell out every stick and silver he owns
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Bristol
EALL-MOYES SC6OOLr--DAy 8 Might.
Rovs and Girls. Z 20 % y..ars. a "a

Adults. : 2. m.
Full graded and High School courses Ger
tihcate admits 10 college. Two new business
courses under expert. $ per mo- New chem
istrv course Seventh year September u
CatalOgues Interviews arranged by teIa-
phone NJ 5SzT FRANCES MANN Hall.
A NJ. PrinciPel I'll st. y. W. seiI-sc,
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I'm anything else and put ali his money
into Double Eye stock.
Got that ali right now he question:
ed. Remember. and make no mistake.
nc must put everything ne has in
Double Eye stock"
The Continuation of This story VIII
he Found In TOmOrrOv's
Issue OF The Times.
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2 T WAS true, as Davis had stated,
that since the opening of the house
Herman Gabriel hSd shown none of
L. ----.--.. q -Ll.I--
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sEoRFEAHD AND TTPEWRITMG-
Special rates for complete Stenograpbl.
course. individual instruction. Position
guaranteed. Shorthand taught $50 hours
study. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY Ms
WI J. ERSkINE. Principal. Colorado
Building. sel5-tf
TIE MISSES EAETHGAHis sCHOOI
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Send for Catalogue
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The Washington School for Boys
1862 Wisconsin Ave-, Washington, DC.

Beautifully located in the county, within
easy access q all parts OF the clsy. Tho-,
ough course extending from kinGergsrtsn 20
college Elective system permlttinE each
pupil 20 take thu exact studies n nseea
Small classes, individual attention Unusual
~ strong faculty. one teacher for i've pu-
pills. Modern buildings. Extensive athletic
grounds Boarding and day departments.
geS-tf
FTYNN7S BUSINESS COLLEGE. IsS-I90s
Shorthand. typewTiting. bookkeeping pen
manshfp; number limited; IS a month.
Mrs. EMILY A FLYNN, Principal
ocs-tf S w Cor. Sth and X SITS n "
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EMERSON INSTITUTE

LIIl Z 8 n w
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
Established 1852 SEVENTY students now IN
college work. College preparatory q special
~ Also ANNAPOLIS West Point Revenue
Cutter SPECIAL COURSE for Patent o.
6ce examination wit, s.. 500 entrance salary
wINsLOW H RANDOLPH. Principal
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-17
A WORD TO THE WISE

Our stock is entirely new-none carried ov-
er and all put on the shelves and counters dur.
ing the last few days and consequently is not
soiled from dust or much handling. Remem-
Der that the lowest prices have always prevail.
ed at the Home of Real Bargains.
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HON Of REAL BARGAINS
Holiday Announcement. ..

I1UIIuQy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Each year we have made it point
to purchase a sufficient amount Of
Holiday goods to supply our GUS
toners. Each year we have pur-
chased larger stocks than we did
the previous year. And each year
we have sold out slick and clean--to
use the small boys phrase.
To sell out a large stock ofholiday
goods each year--means that the
goods were the best and the prices
the lowest. We have customers
who have purchased their entire
bills of Holiday goods at this store
for years. Those customers will be
in again this year. We know why,
and all of our customers know why.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-17

Below we give a small list of tho many art
icles to be found at this store: