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The Era-leader., 1919-12-25
Sheriff Sale.-No. 3317.
D. D. McElveen
vs..
G. H. and Mary Creel.

Notice is hereby given that by vlr.
tue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the Goth Judicia
District Court of La, in and for Wash.
ington Parish, in above entitled ause
and to me directed. Will L.oceed tc
sell at public auctio.. to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, January II, 1920
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, be.
ing and situated in Washington Par.
ish, Louisiana, to-wit:
The north half (n4) of the south
west quarter (swi of section three
(3), in Township two (2) south, Range
eleven (11) east, st. Helena Meridian.
Terms of sale. Cash without benefit
of appraisement.
This the 9th day of December, 1919.
J. E. Bateman, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1919-12-25
Notice For Publication.
Department of the InteriO

Department of the Interior.
Proof made under Act June 6, 1912.
.. S. Land Office at Baton Rouge, La.
November 10, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Ola
Hart, of Franklinton, La, who, on
March II, 1915, made Homestead
Entry No. 0143S, for Lot Number
Three, Lot No. -, Section 80 (33),
Township 1 south, Range II East,
st. Helena Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Three Yea
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk of
Court, at Franklinton, La, on the 7th
day of January, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
DE Witt Toomer, of Franklinton,
La, R. No. /.
Charley Magee, of Franklinton,
La, r. No, /,
The Era-leader., 1919-12-25

Lost-Spectacle case with pair
lady's gold trimmed spectacles,
December 4th, between B. E.
Bickham's store and residence
of Mrs. Mike Babington. DR..
Sturm's name engraved on case.
Suitable reward for return to
Mrs. R. D. Magee,
Franklinton, La,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
KNOWLES, DWIGHT G. TooHEY,
INC

When you are confronted with any
insurance problems, you will find that
Knowles, Dwight & Toohey, Inc, with
offices in the Union Trust Block, will
be able to give you the best advice on
how to solve them. This enterprising
firm engages in all branches of the
insurance business, and has the agen1
cies of some of the best known and
strongest companies in the country
and will be glad to go over with you
the different kinds of policies that are
written in fire. life, accident, lightning,
hail and crop insurance. The MEM
bers of this enterprising firm, are ag-
gressive business men, absolutely re
liable and thoroughly informed in all
branches and phases of the insurance
business. They will advise you for
your own best interests, for they want
your business and know that the only
way to secure it and hold it, is to deal
honestly with their customers. The
officers are: Messrs. E. S. Knowles,
T. w. Dwight and George R. Barnett
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
MRS. LOUIS ROSENTHAL

Summer hats for all kinds of wear
and occasions are to be found in
charming array at the millinery par
lors of Mrs. l.: Rosenthal, 308 South
Phillips Avenue. There is to be found
there at this time, a most remarkable
display of trimmed hats and I'M
trimmed shapes and frames, one of
the best and most complete that has
been shown in Sioux Falls for many
seasons. In fact the selection of hats
is so large that it is safe to say that
there is a shape in the Rosenthal
stock for every woman and miss in
Sioux Falls, one that is best suited to
her face and also one that she can
afford to buy. The display not only in
cludes some very exclusive models
trimmed in the parlors, but also many
Partisan models and others from the
exclusive hat shops from New York
are being shown in the Rosenthal
shop. The women Of our parishes
have found that they can secure un
| usually attractive hats in all of the
| latest and most authentic designs al
the Rosenthal parlors, and at prices
that are most reasonable for such ar
tistic goods.
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KNAPP. BROWN g. co.

Knapp, Brown & Co., ZIG West
Ninth Street, are the Headquarters in
Sioux Falls for the we'll known Willard
storage battery and is a service sta
ton patronized by all automobiles
The firm is prepared first Of all to rem
der the maximum of service to it's bat
Irons and all autoists and if you have
just purchased new car, it will pay
you to let the Knapp, Brown & Co.
start you out right with your battery.
It is important, and also the cheapest
plan to have the best battery built in
stalled in your car. The Willard stor-
age battery occupies a position of it's
own in the auto and battery world
and the Knapp, Brown e Co. requests
that you come into it's station any
time and make inquiries about the SUI
periority of this battery. The COM
pany is also ready to charge your bat
terry for you if it needs charging,-to
test it with the hydrometer,-to sup
ply you with distilled water, and to
repair batteries that are out of order
or have suffered from neglect or abuse.
If you have not read about battery in
surance, be sure to find out about
Willard 9O-day battery insurance.
This is really important.
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sTANlEY's SHOE STORE.

The latest styles of summer foot
wear are now being shown at the Stan
lev Shoe Store, Ninth st. opposite the
Cataract hotel This summers styles
for women aand misses are more at
tractive than ever. The oXfords are
now almost universally worn during
the summer and this season are ap-
pearing in many smart models and IN
innumerable colors. The utmost care
has been given in preparing this sea-
sons models to retain all of the grace
full and artistic lines and at the same
time use carefully selected materials
that will give the maximum OF wear
and hold the shapes. The models car
ried by the Stanley Shoe Store assure
comfort, durability and smart appear
ance. Shoes for men are also to be
found in several of the most popular
styles, black and tan predominating in
the choice of male sex. The stocks
represent some of the best wearing
values and styles that have appeared
for some time, and purchasers of them
will secure some unusually good values
that will be hard to duplicate again.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
THE GOLDEN RULE GROCERY.

only the Best" is the motto and
business slogan of the Golden Rule
Grocery, 302 South Phillips Avenue.
Shopping habits of most people gen
orally cause them to concentrate their
patronage at the store offering the wild
est selection of high-grade dependable
goods at the best prices ouch goods
can be purchased for. The Golden
Rule Grocery offers such opportuni,
ties to economical shoppers of Sioux
Falls and vicinity, and it is stated
without contradiction that the pur'
chasing power of dollar is greater at
this store than elsewhere in the city
In connection with the large stocks OF
groceries, first-class and up-to-date
lunch room and delicatessen is con
Quoted where appetizing lunches and
refreshments of all kinds are ready fol
instant service. The quality of the
cooking and the appetizing delicacies
to be obtained from it's delicatesser
makes it popular with everyone.
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FRANK HYDE JEWELRY CON-
PANY

When you are about to purchase sill
VerWare for your table, be sure and
visit the store of the Frank Hyde Jew
elry Co., 1875 North Phillips Avenue,
and as to be shown the beautiful Lans-
doWne pattern. You surely will be
captivated as it embodies the graceful
elegance of the great masters of sill
VerWare manufacture in England in
the eighteenth century. This comes
in a gray finish of sterling silver only
and is stamped with the trade mark
of the Gorham manufacture, which is
your guarantee that it is genuine
This store is, of course, headquarters
for other dependable and attractive
lines of table silverware, jewelry, cut.
glass ware, fancy toilet articles, foun.
tain pens, umbrellas, watches, clocks
rings, diamonds and other precious
stones. If your glasses do not give
you satisfaction, you will find expert
enced and competent optometrists at
this store to examine your eyes, and
give you correct fitting.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
NEW YORK FASHION SHOP.

Don't let the onrush of warm
weather find you unprepared. To
dress in style and yet be comfortable
on heated summer days, every woman
needs a plentiful supply of sheer, filmy,
cool, wash goods. In Sioux Falls, one
of the largest, most complete and most
upto-date stocks of goods for women
are to be found in the New York
Fashion Shop, 207 South Phillips Ave.
Their large stock of summer apparel
consists of garments suitable for every
occasion of summer year at prices that
are unusually low for such high-grade
and attractive garments. The New
York Fashion Shop again leads all COM
petitOrs and mothers should not fail to
see the hundreds of wash dresses for
their daughters made up in attractive
designs, all trimmed in harmonizing
colorS.
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scHwlETERT & scHwIETER7.

There is a way to be restored to
health and that is the chiropractic
way,-the common sense route,-such
as practiced by tDrs. Sehwietert &
Schwietert, chiropractors, with Offices
216-224 Paulton Block Chiropractic
means health, vim, vigor and vitality,
and careful examination and adjust
ment by these skilled doctors will en-
able them to tell you just what your
condition is and if they can help you.
Their offices are equipped with all of
the very latest devices known to their
profession, and their spinograph X-ray
Laboratory is not excelled by any other
in the state.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
HANSoN-TYLER AUTO CO.

The Hanson-Tyler Auto Co., 220 to
222 East Tenth Street, has the agency
or Chevrolet cars in Sioux Falls, and
its representatives will be glad to
demonstrate the superior points of the
different models to be found on the
same floors of the company's garage
and sales Offices. The "Four-Ninety"
Sedan, the seasons sensation in the
automobile world is unqnestionably
the best car at the price and is of
fered by the Hanson-Tyler Auto Co.,
at the price of $1,185 f. o. b., Flint,
Mich. One of the best advertisements
of Chevrolet cars are their owners
who are always ready to boost them
for the economy, ease with which they
are driven and operated, unusual at
tractive appearance and the fact that
they seldom need to be sent to the
garage for repairs if given reasonable
care. H. G Bennett is manager of
the Hanson-Tyler Auto Co. and will be
glad to go into any details with pros
pective purchasers of Chevrolet cars.
If you place your orders at once, i'm
mediate deliveries can be made.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
: MAXWELL HARDMARE-co.

During the. war, everyone was asked
to conserve on all kinds of improve
ments on their homes and among the
savings asked was paints. All of
which was all right, but now it is over
and lots of buildings are badly in need
Of paints, and there is one kind that
we can particularly recommend for it's
economy and that is the famous Sher-
man-Williams paints and varnishes.
All kinds of painters and GLACIERS
tools are carried in stock, besides
rope, glass, wire, fencing, the well
known Yale and Towne builders hard
ware, lawn mowers, garden and lawn
hose and reels, washing machines,
churns and other farm implements,
devices and tools, besides very com
plete line of shelf hardware and sport.
ing goods. The company also installs
the Round Oak moist air furnaces and
has all kinds of electrical fixtures and
material in stock. +.
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w. A. FELIX G. CO.

Unusual tailoring values are repre-
scented in the stocks OF mems and
Young mems suits, overcoats, trousers
and other articles of wear in the store
OF w. A. Felix & Co., located south Oh
Ninth ST. on Main Ave. Besides there
is always lots of satisfaction in the
knowledge that this is one price
store: you are getting your clothes
and other wearing apparel at the same
price every other customer is paying
for his. The suits and oyercoats are
made by the best known and largest
manufacturers of mems clothing in the
country, and represent the latest fab
RIGS, colors and styles for this season.
In workmanship, cut and general ap-
pearance the suits for this summer at
the w. A. Felix & Co.'s store have no
equal anywhere and their prices can
not be equalled, either. A perfect tit
best of trimmings and workmanship
are guaranteed.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
THE STRAND THEATER.

Mutt and Jeff run riot all over the
screen of the Strand Theater, and
make nearly every patron of the the
alter laugh till he cries or splits his
side with laughing. Anyway there is
nothing funnier in the movies than
Mutt and Jeff, with all of their trials
and tribulations. If you think they
don't have trouble with each other, or
if you think they don't have fun with
each other, you must go to the Strand
and see how they act up. They are a
scream from their first entrance till
they are flicked off the screen But
you must not get the opinion that only
comedies are to be seen at the Strand,
for it offers bills that contain some of
the greatest dramas ever written and
portrayed in pictures. People never
forget the stars of the big pictures
they saw, but the little pictures come
and go. That is why the Strand en-
joys it's unusually large patronage, it
is always booking the real big film pro-
auctions that make the impression in
the minds of those who see them and
have their lessons driven home The
Strand has always catered to high
class audiences and exercises a care
ful censorship over all Of it's offerings
o see that they will not in any sense
offend or embarrass any patron of the
theater.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
EAST SIDE MEAT MARKET,

If you insist on steaks and chops
and fancy roasts, which naturally
come from the very best selected por-
lions of an animal, the prices will be
high because there are hundreds of
others who are asking for the best
cuts. This means that the cheaper
grades of meat, those from other por-
tons of the animal are not in such
demand, and must be sold cheaper.
But whether you want the so-called
choice cuts or the cheaper cuts, you
will find the finest grades of meats at
the East Side Meat Market, 532 East
Sixth Street. This is a neighborhood
market, and is made popular because
of the convenience it affords to resi-
dents of that district, in addition to
the dependable line of meats always
found in it's stocks. The prices on the
meats are also as low as first-class
meats can be sold for.
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FRANK NADER.

If you have been unsuccessful in
having your automobile overhauled or
repaired, don't be discouraged but
drive over to the repair shop of Frank
Nader, located at the rear 216 North
Main Ave. His experience in this
work enables him to make any repairs
on your machine and he guarantees
that the repairs will be properly made
and that the machine will run perfect
ly after it leaves his shop. Repair
work by inexperienced workmen is al
ways dangerous and for this reason
great care should be used in selecting
the shop, and we are glad at this time
to recommend that of Mr.. Frank
Nader. 'F'
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w. z. SHARP ELEVATOR,

The big elevator of w. T. Sharp, All
East Sixth Street, is always doing a
big business in buying and shipping
grain, handling flour and coal. Its
stocks of -four, meals and feed of all
kinds are among the largest in this
vicinity, while the quality is recog-
nized as of the highest possible quail
ity. Housewives have learned that
the quality of. these f1ours are always
the same, they never vary, and no
trouble is experienced in having bad
luck with bread when these brands
are used. The best market prices are
always paid at the Sharp elevator for
grains of all kinds, and honest weights
are guaranteed. You will find the
hard and soft coal handled by the ele-
vator, famous for it's heating qualities.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
A, RABE COMPANY.<

The store of the A. Rabe Co., 2O5
South Phillips Avenue, is the store in
which you will like to trade, and the
management is doing everything it
can to make the store the clothing
trading center of Sioux Falls. If you
don't get 100 per cent satisfaction in
any purchase you make there, the
management will be glad to return
your money to you, for it guarantees
the quality of it's goods to be as rep
resented and that the quality will sat
|isfy it's customers. The store is Of
fering to young men, some attractive
styles in single and double breastel
suits and overcoats for summer
They have all the marks Of fine work
manship, and much elegance and
smartness, and surely make a strong
appeal to the young man who wants
the latest dash" and a suit or over
coat that is different. The store has
"a fine display of straws and outing
caps, also neckware, and a complete
line Of the latest In haberdashery.
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J. LOOKS, WEST 9TH ST,

Now that summer is here you will
appreciate the convenience of shop:
ping at Looks Delicatessen, III West
9th St., where you will always find a
large selection of appetizing cooked
delicacies and meats! Mr. Look has
had much experience in operating a.
delicatessen store and is an authority
on such and has established wonder
full patronage. All of the foods pre-
pared in his kitchens are done so un-
der his personal supervision after their
careful selection for quality and condi-
ton. Mr.. Look also handles meats of
all kinds, his market being one of the
best and most up to date in Sioux
Falls. The quality of the meats han
died is the highest that can be pur-
chased anywhere and as far as it is
possible native grown meats are fea-
tured in all sales. The prices, too
are as low as meats of high quality
can be sold. ~"
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r. C. WHlTEHousE G. co.

For over a quarter Of a century the
F. c. Whitehouse & Co. has been the
leading real estate and renting agency
in, Sioux Falls. It's Offices in the Ram
sey Block, 105 North Main Ave. are
always busy with the firms various
activities, real estate sales, negotia-
tons of loans and investments of all
kinds, subdivision and suburban sales,
home building, fruit and garden tracts,
promotion projects and it's complete
field of insurance. The firm will take
entire charge of your property, attend
to all the details of its management
renting and collecting the rent, attend
to the repairing, pay taxes, insurance
and all special assessments, in fact
give the property just as close and
generally closer attention than could
be given it by owners who live else
where. 1t has to offer some excep-
tional bargains in city and suburban
homes and real estate, on which very
low prices now prevail and good terms
ere offered. !. :.
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INDEPENDENT DRUG co.

The Independent Drug Co., corner
Seventh st. and Phillips Ave-, is al
most universally spoken of as the
store of quality, efficiency and service.
The quality store, because it's manager,
H. l.. Dow, is thoroughly experienced
and efficient in the management The
drug department is unusually we'll
stocked for compromising the most
difficult and exacting prescriptions ac-
curately and promptly. Those who
patronize this pharmacy know that it's
prices for drugs, prescriptions and all
articles carried in stock are lower
than in most other drug stores. With
the summer season at hand, the store
is giving special attention to the soda
fountain and luncheonette service
which is already second to none in
the city. A complete line of cameras,
films, magazines, candies, cigars, toilet
articles and perfumes are always in
stock. .
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-06-21
II. w. ROSS LUMBER co.

Now is the time to lay in your stock
of fuel for next winter while the big
stocks are being received by the H.
w. Ross Lumber Co., 535 East Sixth
Street. By ordering your fuel now
you get the benefit of the summer
prices and also are sure that you will
receive your quota, or fail to get it
during the winter because of snow and
faulty railroad deliveries. The COM
pany handles the best grades of hard
and soft coal that it is possible to
purchase. The brands are from the
best mines in the great coalproducing
regions and are noted for their great
heat-producing qualities and their free
dom from clinkers and ash waste.
The very best grades of well seasoned
lumber are always to be obtained from
the yards of this company at prices
that are lower than some companies
charge for inferior goods Unusually
large stocks of maple and other hard
wood foorings, lath and shingles.
brick, plaster, lime and cement, the
finer grades of lumber for interior I'm
ishing all air or kiln dried are always
carried and your largest order can be
promptly filled. .sal,ittt So,
Continued on psgsT.l .-Aduf J
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FRED. THE EIxER

Sort of peculiar name, isn't it, and
kinda funny for sign" hey, but that
is what everyone in Sioux Falls calls
F. w. Burkey, proprietor of the well
known repair shop at 1875 North Main
Avenue. AS a "fixer'' Or repair man,
Mr. Burkey has become famous, for
his skill enables him to repair any
thing from a delicate lock to-well,
we were going to say 16-inch gun,
and he no doubt could get it to work
ing II he could get at it. But to the
point, Mr.. Burkey is an experienced
mechanic in all kinds of repair work,
specializing in motorcycle. bicycle,
gun and sewing machine repairing.
In connection with his repair work he
handles full line of motorcycles and
bicycles of the best known makes as
we'll as rifles, shotguns and ammuni-
ton.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF NEW YORK.

1t is not question nowadays in the
mind of the thinking, you man or
woman, whether life insurance pays,
but the question is, What company
should be insured in?" And yet the
question as to which company can be
very easily settled by selecting one of
the largest and best in the country,
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York, which has one of it's leading
agencies in Sioux Falls, located on the
fourth floor of the Sioux Falls National
Bank Building. Mr.. ]. K. Cressey,
manager Of the branch, is one of the
live wire insurance men of the state.
The record of the company has been
one of sound progress, courteous and
generous in it's business dealings with
all of it's policyholders, and financially
as sound as the nations banking sys-
tenn, ,za