The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-12

There is a new business in Ia
bor," said Mr.. Hill, and that Is the
Tabor drug store. 1T has recently
opened UP for business and has a
brand new stock of drugs, sick room
supplies, school books, candies, CT
CARS, toilet articles, and everything
that is kept In an up-to-date store.
You will find pleasant people to deal
with and it Is nc more than right
that you give this new Arm a call.
Every merchant in Tabor Is cooper
ating with this firm and have turned
over whatever things they carried In
stock. Mr.. Farmer. when you want
drugs, look them UP. A good soda
fountain In connection. Prescriptions
compounded day or night
Fall is approaching and with 1t
election. There is a proposition that
will come up before the voters Thu
fall that I want you all to consider.
said Sam Hill. The question will
be whether you will want well regu-
| lated saloons or whether you want
blind tigers or hell holes to dish
out your liquor. Let us not be fool
ish and voter wrong. Let us have a
we'll regulated saloon, thereby get
ting the taxes to help improve Il
town and lessen the tax on real es-
tate. Welt Bros. handle a sample
| line of fine liquors. The best beer
on draught at all times"
II guess that / am like the rest of
you," said Harry Wait. Il too took
a liking to the big book. 1t certain
ly is a dandy and am told that IT
cost 800 a piece to make, not say
ing anything about the postage.
About 500 of them are distributed
around Tabor. Who pays for this?
| guess my friend who bought that
cheap harness and saved So by get
ting a split leather harness and
brown paper. 1 bought n the same
time he did of c. w. Root. His is
worn out and mine is as good as the
day I bought it. No, you can't make
me believe that it pays to trade away
from home. My harness, harness
oils, whips, robes, blankets, 1ynets'
and anything the horse needs Is 60
ing to be bought at G. w. ROOTS
harness shop. You will also hnd
him ready to pay you cash Tor your
cream. Shoe repairing a specially"
IT am of the same opinion as Mr..
Dooley. l believe in trading at home
where the merchants are as fair as
they are in Tabor. What does the
fellow care for you that never sees
you. He is the one that says, I got
hat rough-neck guys COIN Now l
believe it wouldn't be we'll to adjourn
this meeting without a word about
Glynn Bros, said Ed. Larry. That
elevator has always been fair to the
farmers of this community. They
have always given honest weights
and paid the highest prices for our
grain; always willing to give you
the correct market report and will
ing to accommodate you in any way
they can. Boys, when you want to
1ell our grain don't fail to look up
the Glynn Bros. elevator"
Before we adjourn" said the
president, II wish to say a few words.
We have had a good meeting today
and I hope many of you have been
benefited by the remarks of the diff
4erent ones who have expressed
heir views. Any man that lives in
his community should think twice
before he sends his money away to
my mail order concern. We + all
living in this community for the bet
,erment of ourselves. We all have to
i've and the best way to get along
S to unite and work together as a
body. BY that / mea farmers should
)atronize home industry, allowing
he money they have for their wares
20 stay in the community thereby
making a progressive town, a better
market which helps to boost the price
IF your real estate. If you still
think that the mail order concern
s the place to buy, all l ask is to
AXE your catalog to any Of the bust
less men we have mentioned today.
show them what you want and you
will find that at the end Of the year
YOU will have a nice little savings
20 your gain by buying at home and
you have also helped the men that
,tand willing at all times to help
rou. Read the Independent and
watch the progressive business men,
You will find their advertisements
IN its pages each week."