The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-22

a piano cheaper imam In years TO
come. We sell at the old price yet.
I-Mitterling Piano House.
Save money and do your Xmas
shopping at Slack's Cash and Garry
Store.
What is a home without music?
Go to the Mitterling Piano House and
get an idea what improvement you
can make in home enjoyment.
Basement barber shop will be
open Monday night until all custom
ers are served, but will be closed all
day Tuesday.
Lutefisk at Nelson's Meat Market.
Phone 1929. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan w. Agnew went
by an afternoon train to Mitchell to
spend the Christmas holiday with
relatives.
Look at our fancy china If you
want low prices.-Slack's Cash and
Carry Store.
If you want a change of pasture
try our baked chicken tonight and
Sunday noon.-Inside Inn.
Ernest Jones, of the state examin-
. > uVPul llIAChl uN u AVlASs 10 Ia AAV
city to spend Christmas with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones.
If you want a change of pasture
try our baked chicken tonight and
Sunday noon.-Inside Inn.
Miss Lydia Melzian, of Streater,
N. D., was an arrival by a morning
train and will be a holiday guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. G..
Gross, of Leroy.
S. HI. Avery, of Leroy, was a de-
p~arture by a morning train for Nor
folk, Neb., to spend the holidays with
his son, Milo and family.
: You will take a commercial course
but once, therefore, attend the best
. school, Mankato Commercial college,
' Mankato, MINI.
l Mrs. Jas. Shaw went this week to
Watertown, where she will spend a
month with her sons, l.. j. Shaw,
\ who lives in that city, and V. III.
Shaw and family, who are spending
, the winter there from their home in
Plaza, N. ID.
Our Christmas dinner will have nc
!, equal in Madison for the money
Inside Inn.
Let Runchey's roast your turkey
goose, chicken, etc., for Christmas
= We will call for and deliver then
piping hot for your Christmas din.
ner. Phone and let us know wher
to call.-Runchey's Bakery, Phone
o 2134.
Do not trifle your money away, bur
get some musical instrument tina
n will give enjoyment, culture anC
' highest ideals of life. Mitterlins
Piano House will help you spenC
o your money to the best advantage.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hundeme
and daughter, Irene, depart tomor
row for Florida, where they will
y spend the winter. They will stop of
: at Omaha, Neb., to spend the holi
days with their daughter. Mrs. r
Albert Tradup and Mr.. Tradup. Sew
o. eral l%uncheons and theater partie
have been planned for Mrs. Hunde
mer and Miss Irene by Mrs. Tradu.
r and her friends.
u Frank M. Swan, business manage
for the Broadway Amusement com
n pany, is in the city today arrangin
II | " II dPPNd nv vi N0AlV
IS Porter's great song play, "Freckles,
which appears at the high school al
ditorium Thursday, December q
be This is the original city company an
Nv carries all scenery complete and W
can assure our readers a pleasar
: evening with "Freckles."
= For your Sunday and Christina
dinners: Head lettuce, Is cents
celery, fancy, 10 cents; kamquart
quarts, 80 cents; tangerines, dozel
35 cents; celery cabbage, very mic
per pound, IS cents; home mao
mince meat; erystallized ginger; a.
pie butter, quart jars, 40 cents
Earle l.. Kelley.
A basket social was held Frida
night in the Winfred school distri'
No. 4, better known as the Richie
school, the proceeds of which reacl
ed $93.25. The school is planning
give a portion of this to the Re
Cross society and the remainder is
be used for school supplies. tt
school wishes to express their apr
citation to those who participated.
The general supply department,
r. c., have shipped today three box
of Red Cross articles to bureau
supplies, Minneapolis. Contents
boxes as follows: Sheets, 144; p
low cases, ISL; bath towels, 80
hand towels, gel; dish towels, A
bed socks, "a; operating leggins, 2
~nightengales, IL; 1,024 articles
all. This is a good showing wh'
you take into consideration the SIN;
pumhar of Iadias who have hQan 2
sisting in this department.-Ane
L. Williamson, Chairman Gener
Supply Committee.