The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-04-06


Dress up and buy a Mallory hat for
Easter.-Hackett & Sutton.
Easter suggests perfumes. candies.
egg dyes, etc.-Porter Drug q Jew
elry company.
The niftiest Easter neckwear ever
seen is being sold by Hackett & SUIT
ton.
Easter candy for everybody. See
our special Easter boxes.-Porter
Drug & Jewelry company.
Gravel and black dirt furnished.
| haul ashes. cans and rubbish
Phone Roy Beesley.
For Sale. Covered medicine wag-
on; cheap if taken at once. Inquire
of II. c. Jensen. Chester. s.. ID.
Rubber boots. good quality. prices
right, at Nick Bjornstad's.
For Rent. Suite of rooms. mod
ern, furnished for Housekeeping
Mrs. A. N. Smith. Phone 1928.
Easter Sunday requires us all to
dress up. Hackett & Sutton will fit
you out to a T. and at right prices.
For Sale. A Wissler convertible
architect level. also dresser. library
table, child's bed and cart. Phone
1888.
Come early if you wish to get a
pair of our white boots for Easter as
they are going fast.-Nick Bjornstad.
Special for Saturday. From 8
o'clock until 6 on Saturday We will
give every lady customer a bottle of
Thelma perfume and a rs cent hand
kerchief for 10 cents. Call early
Porter Drug q Jewelry company.
Special at our fountain: For Sat
urday. chocolate ice cream with
marshmallow. liquid sunshine and
spring styles sundae. Meet your
friends at our fountain-Porter
Drug & Jewelry company.
Stylish ladies' boots and pumps for
the Easter season at Nick Bjorn-
stad's.
Wanted. To purchase a house;
cash payment. 703 Lee avenue
New advertisements today: Hack
EFT & Sutton, Scudder Bros, J.. a.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Hart returned
this afternoon from a winter %sojourn
in California and southern states.
For Rent. Four rooms, unfurnish-
ed. COS West Seventh street; soft
and hard water in kitchen.
Mrs. Mathson. recently of Howard.
has occupied a residence in Harth
avenue s. and will make Madison her
future home.
Can YOU name the brass instru-
ments in a modern orchestra? Read
the account of them elsewhere in this
issue.
Extras for you Faster dinner.
strawberries. Is cents per box; head
and leaf lettuce, eucumbers. rad
ishes, onions. asparagus, celery, good
eating apples and sweet organges.
Order early from II. J.. Munro.
Many admirers of Charles Harri-
sons records for the Victor and Ed
ison Will be delighted to hear him as
soloist Monday with the Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra. He Is best
known to us through such simple bal
lads as Mother Machree" and "A
Little Bit of Heaven"
Chester Journal: G. II. Owens a
few days go. received notice from
the railway commission that a re
hearing of the case of the removal Of
the station at Saranac will be held
at that place on Saturday, April %.
at , o'clock.
Mrs. w. II. Bowen. a former Mad
ison resident, arrived in the city last
evening and is a guest at the home of
Mrs. Jos. Gilbert. 123 Chicago ave
nue. S. Mrs. Bowen has been spend
ing the winter with her son and
daughter. W. A. Bowen and Mrs. G..
f. Thomas, of Waterloo, La. She is
on her way to her home at Sturgis.
Winfred Dispatch Tuesday norm
ing. April 3. at s o'clock. at the fam
lily home in Winfred, occurred the
death Of Mrs. John "A. Edwards.
Friends had known for several weeks
that she was rapidly failing and all
knew that she would not be with us
much longer. The sympathy of all
goes out to the bereaved relatives.
particularly to the husband, who is
left to mourn the loss of the one who
had made life's journey at his side
and who. at all times, had been a
source of comfort, good cheer and
courage.
FISH! FISH!