The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-08-27
DR.. J. r. Jackson, Osteopath.

DR.. j. K. Jackson, Osteopath.
Your moneys worth or your money
back at Hauff Dry Goods Co. (adv.)
Now is the time to buy a good ham
mock. Twenty per cent off at Ken
dalls.
For nice fresh groceries and gentle
manly treatment go to the l. y. L.
Grocery.
Miss Beulah Alton went to Yale this
week for a visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Guy Abbott.
The HOLSTER Hat Shop will have its
fall showing of the newest styles today,
tomorrow and Saturday.
Five reels of pictures both matinee
and evening, Saturday at The Fad.
Matinee 1Oc, evening 1Oc and 15c.
Wanted-A press feeder at the
Register Office. A young man that
can feed cylinder and platten presses.
The public library will not be open
fair week during the afternoons, but
will be open at the usual hours in the
evening.
Buy your boys suits at the Column
bia Clothing Co., and get one of those
extra pairs of pants we give away with
each suit.
Certainly you can afford a silk waist
or dress when you can buy it at 35c
per yard while they last, at the Hauff
Dry Goods Co.
Do not fail to avail yourselves of the
opportunity to get jewelry and holiday
gifts at a off at Mitchell's sale-only
three more days.
Mrs. A. Mears was here a few days
this week looking after her residence
property in east Bookings. She re-
turned to Bancroft Tuesday.
Michelin (unlike other tire makers)
has not taken advantage of the war to
advance prices. Get the best tires at
the old prices. For sale by the Fridiey
Auto Co.
Frank Wilson, a former Bookings
boy, was married at Glasgow, Montana,
August 18th to Miss Helen Helmer of
Helena, Montana. Franks old friends
in Brookings will extend best wishes.
w. A. Burgess and c. w. Koenig
were over from White Saturday. They
were over again Tuesday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Horning, also
of White, went from here to Mime
apolis.
Vaudeville every day next week at
The Fad with "a complete change of
both vaudeville and pictures daily.
Bring your friends and get from one to
n and one-half hours solid enjoy
ment for 15c. Children 10c.
Mrs. E. II. Patterson has returned
from the cities after purchasing her
fall stock of millinery and is now pre-
pared to show an early line of up to
date pattern hats. New location, ALL
son building, south end Main street.
The Register is in receipt of a letter
from John E. Diamond, a pioneer OF
Brookings, who is now in the land and
loan business at Minneapolis. Mr..
Diamond says in part: Il notice by
the Register that you will soon have a
county fair at Brookings. want To
enjoy a day there and wish you would
indicate which day-would be the best
to see many of the pioneers. often
think of Brookings and her people, as
1 got my start in life in hat town"
A farmer reader of the Register call
e. at this office this. week and asked
us why there was no place for the
farmers to hitch their teams. He says
that Main street is crowded with auto
mobiles and nearly all of the hitchlne
places have been done away with, es
pecially since the street has been tori
up. This is a very important matter
to local merchants and it would seen
as though they should remedy the
trouble at once. Respectfully referred
to our Commercial Club.