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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-28
Professional Cards

DRS. BLEGEN 4 BORRESON,
Physicians and Surgeons. Office
State Bank Building, Warren, MINI.
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FOR SALE+About 50 bushels Of Early
Ohio seed potatoes Stephen A. Bren.
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CARL WALLGREN, Graduate Swedish
Medical Gymnast and Masseur. City
Hospital. Warren, Mimi.
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FOR SALEIPure Early Ohio Potatoes.
70 cents per bushel.-A. Melgard, Snake
River Farm.
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W. E. LINDQUIsT, D. v. NJ, veter-
marian. Office, Styrlund Bldg,
Viking, MINI.
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NIELSEN G. BARENE.

Every man feels the need of a sum
mer suit these days and here is good
news for them, that the stock of sum-
mer wearing apparel at The Toggery
has never been larger or the selec-
ton more complete. The prices, too,
are low and attractive and cannot be
bettered elsewhere on the same grade
and quality of goods. They are made
of fine summer weight and medium
weight cheviots, cassimeres, home
spuns, tweeds and fancy worsteds, full
and quarter lined, patch and flap
pockets, belt and plain back, two and
three button. If you have not pur-
chased your haberdashery for your
outing or vacation trip, now is the
time to make your selection at The
Toggery. A wonderful display OF
shirts in all of the latest fabrics and
colors has just been received, also
new stocks of neckwear, collars, hos
iery, straw hats and outing caps and
belts. You will be pleased with the
styles shown.
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HATZ-BASOM ELECTRIC CO.

If you want to be sure that your
Sunday automobile trip or any other
one for that matter, will turn out all
right. and you won't have to walk sew
eral miles to get repairs, be sure that
you have the Willard storage batteries
on your car. The batteries are just
as important as any of the other vital
parts of your automobile for if they
refuse to function or are improperly
connected or are weak and about run
down, then you can expect trouble
and probably you will get stuck out
along a country road and have to be
hauled to the nearest garage or have
a repair man with batteries come out
to fix you up. 1t is much simpler and
safer to have the HatZ-Basom Electric
Company overhaul or charge your bat
teries and keep them up full strength
The monthly service charge of the
company is nominal and is easily
worth the cost in the convenience and
satisfaction it affords. The HAITI
Basom Electric Company is thorough
ly experienced in the battery business
and has an intimate knowledge of the
automobile industry, and guarantees
all of it's batteries and work and as
sure it's patrons prompt and courte
Gus attention in all of their needs.
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STRUBE e. RATHGEBER.

1t may seem somewhat out of place
to begin talking about that new heat.
ing stove for your home next winter
but the fact is that now is the time
to get it before prices advance on
stoves. If you have to have one, it
will certainly pay you to look over
the stocks of heaters and base burn.
ers in the stocks of Strube & Rath
geber, hardware dealers, 800 Broad
way If you want cook stove OF
range, now also is the time to buy
one. Pre-war prices still prevail on
the stove stocks at this store, but be
cause of the advance in labor and
other materials the new stocks OF
stoves will be greatly in advance OF
the present scale of prices that pre-
vail there. If you want an oil burn
ing cook stove for summer use, in
spect the line now on display there
They are success and will enable
you to do your cooking and baking
without discomfort and unnecessary
heat. Also this store has the Round
Oak furnaces.
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JAMES w, TODD,

If you expect to build this season
and want to be sure that the heating
system and plumbing is properly in
stalled in your new home or building,
it will pay you to have James w.
Todd, plumbing and heating contract
or, go over the plans and specifica-
lions for the building and give you an
estimate on the costs of that part of
the work. If your heating plant did
not give you satisfaction you ex'
pected last winter, if the house was
cold and your fuel bill was unusually
high, it needs overhauling or perhaps
replacing, and now is the time to have
the work done, before cold weather
sets in. Mr.. Todd will be glad to loo,
over the plan and suggest the changes
that need to be made, if the old plant
can be utilized. All plumbing work
installed by Mr.. Todd is put in a sci
entific manner and will function prop
erly. He also maintains very
prompt and efficient repair depart
ment at his plant.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

You will like the First National
Bank of Yankton, once you make your
business with it. 1t is democratic
and built up on personal. service. In
some ways it seems old-fashioned for
it's officers are ready at all times to
sit in the open and talk with you
about the problems of your individual
or business affairs. Nobody seems to
be so hurried that he cannot give you
all the time you really need and to
advise you fully on the subject The
reason is that every officer and en-
ployee of the bank is anxious to serve
you, to make you feel that the bank is
your bank and have the small deposit
or feel that he is getting as large a
welcome and as much service as the
large one. With commercial depart
ment, savings department., trust de-
partment and a real estate loan de-
partment, the First National Bank
renders an all-round banking service
that is not and cannot be eXcelled
anywhere in this section of the state
The bank has been actively identified
with the progress of Yankton and it's
officers and directors are men of &C
ton and influence in this community
Their judgment is sound and keen in
all business and civic affairs and their
integrity is beyond reproach.
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HAITI &. COMPANY.

The store of HAITI & Company, 321
Douglas street, has won the right to be
termed the economy store" of Yank-
ton because of the prevailing low
prices at which it's goods are always
sold Careful buying in the wholesale
markets and producing centers, rapid
moving of stocks and other economi-
cal merchandise methods, have en-
abled HAITI & Company to be store
for the economical shopper and the
family head who must make his dollar
cover as great a purchasing power as
possible. The store has an especially
attractive line of drygoods of the
latest patterns and styles and spe.
cializes in ready-to-wear garments for
women, misses and children. The de
livery service of the store is prompt
and efficient and everything is done
to warrant the trade of the people of
Yankton for the store,
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J. j. McDONOUGH.

If you would be independent in your
old age, you must save and invest
your, savings of your younger years.
When you are on the brink of old
age it will be practically impossible
for you to start to save for your earn
ing power will have practically ceased.
While there are many sources of in
vestment that are profitable and rea-
sonably safe, yet there are more that
are full of risk. A safe investment is
always in land, if it is carefully Sc
lected as to it's location, real value
and the prospects of its increasing in
value. To get this information the
average man should consult one who
is familiar with real estate values.
In Yankton, ]. J. McDonough, whose
Offices are over the Dakota National
Bank, is unusually we'll qualified to
advise one such matters. He is a
man of wide business experience and
is absolutely to be relied on. He will
be glad to go over these propositions
with you and you will find they are
reasonable now and will make a
worthy investment for you.
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ARTHUR REETZ.

If you want refrigerator that will
give you the greatest amount of salts.
faction, economical in the ice require
ments, large capacity ice chambers,
and is yet reasonable in price, please
look over the stock in the Reetz Fur
niture and Hardware Store. Mr..
Reetz carries in stock all sizes, and
out wherein they are superior to most
other makes.
He also has a full line of the best
washing machines on the market to-
day, that will do much toward reduc-
ing the hard labor of the housewife on
blue Mondays" These machines &C
tually get the clothes clean and are so
constructed that you can wash the
most delicate lace curtains, etc., with
out tearing them full of holes. These
machines are carried in stock in both
hand and power styles, and will be
we'll worth your time to examine.
Mr.. Reetz carried in stock a full line
of furniture as we'll as hardware,
"everything for the home" If you
need a good kitchen cabinet or a good
Monarch range, you will find them
right there, with guarantee to give
full satisfaction, or your money re-
we are glad of this opportunity to rec
ommend the store to the patronage of
our readers.
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AATz-RASOM ELECTRIC CO.

If you are contemplating building,
be sure and have your house wired
for electricity by the HAITI Basom
Electric Co., 3O8 to 80 West Third
street. The company has the sales
agency of the popular Western cleo
trio power and light plant, compact
plant for ready installation on the
farm. With this machine the farm
home may become as modernized as
the city home, as well lighted and
equipped with all modern electrical
devices for Tightening the labors of
the housewife, including electric
coasters and coffee percolators, cleo
trio irons, vacuum cleaners, electric
ally driven washing machines, churns,
sewing machines and the like. In adj
dition the plant has sufficient power
to drive corn shelters and other light
machinery of the farm. The Western
electric plant is guaranteed to be the
lightest running plant on the market
and practically automatic in its oper-
alton, SO simple that child can oper-
ate it, 1t will give dependable serv-
ice day and night.
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NIELsoN-BADE QUITO co.

The repair department of the Mel
son-Bade Auto Co. is ready to do all
of your repair work, especially auto
mobile repairing. The shop has
added new machinery especially
adapted to automobile work, such as
a big, new drilling machine which
will drill any size hole from one
eighth of an inch to an inch and one
half in diameter. You can also have
your motor cylinders rebored there
and the company also carried in stock
a large selection of leak-proof and
plain piston rings for any make of
engines. In addition it has large
stock of automobile repairs, aces
series and repairs for all makes of
cars. The shop is also equipped with
a welding outfit so that all kinds of
broken castings can be promptly
welded, and the company guarantees
that all repairs will be true and as
solid as when first cast. They also
specialize in tractor repairing OF all
kinds, and will do the work for you
promptly. You take no chances when
you send your repair work to this
shop.
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YANkTON CANDY KITCHEN,

If you have once tasted the candies
and sweets that come from the Yank-
ton Candy Kitchen, it will be an easy
matter for you to get the habit of
dropping" into the store for all of
your purchases of confectionery and
ice creams. The store is always the
popular shopping place for the shop
pers of Yankton who want the high
est grade goods at all times. The
Yankton Candy Kitchen is famous for
the excellent quality of all of it's goods
and makes every effort to keep this
quality up to the very highest stand,
ards. During the winter and fall
months, it's stocks of candies includes
chocolates in all flavors, bon bons, taf
fies, caramels, Judges and brittles
made up in all flavors and shapes. II
also makes speciality of it's box
goods trade and has some fancy and
artistic boxes in stock. at all times.
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J. j. NISSEN e. SON,

Mr.. Farmer, when you are in need
of new machine for your farm work,
or have a broken part to be replaced,
think of J. j. Nissen & Son. 800 Doug
las street, dealers in farm implements
of all kinds. The firm carries in
stock at all times a complete line of
farm implements manufactured by the
leading makers of machinery in the
country. The firm handles one of the
best makes of tractors on the market
and will be glad to have you stop in
and let them demonstrate the effec-
tiveness of this machine. Other ma
chimes carried in stock are binders,
mowers, gang and breaking plows,
threshers, corn blowers, discs, har-
rows, wagons and carriages. These
implements and vehicles are all made
on honor, and are guaranteed not only
by the manufacturers, but also by the
]. J. Nissenh& Son.
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WALSH BROS. GARAGE.

Are you having trouble with your
hauling and delivery work? Is it cost
ing you too much money? If it is,
the problem can be easily solved by
motorizing it with Master two-ton
truck. With a Master truck on the
job the problems disappear and you
are able to do a greater volume of
business at greatly reduced cost.
The Master trucks are handled in
Yankton by Walsh Bros. and their
garage has all of the specifications
and plans for these superior trucks.
The service you ask of a motor truck,
day in and day out dependablity,-
economical upkeep and operating
cost, are all found in the Master
truck. 1t has ample strength up to a
three-ton load, plenty of power to pull
it up over the toughest roads and
steepest hills. 1t can always be de-
pended upon to do the work it is guar
anteed to do, and once you own a
Master your delivery and hauling
problems are at an end. Lumbermen,
coal dealers, hardware dealers, con-
tractors, or any business which re-
quires hauling, find in Master the SUI
perior and all sufficient truck. You
can pay more for truck but you
can't get more value at any price than
you can for Master.
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GEORGE BRAIDWOOD.

The popular demand for Dodge cars
keeps George Braidwood busy try
ing to fill his orders, but he has
been quite successful in his work this
season. Dodge Bros. cars are we'll
made, are made on honor and stand
up under the most grueling usages
and are the best buy for the money
one can get. Mr.. Braidwood has sew
eral models on the floors of his sales.
rooms and will be glad to go over
the different points of the cars with
you and give you demonstrations OF
the car. He carries also we'll known
line of Carlisle cord tires, which are
enjoying such an enormous demand
as each season rolls around. Mr.
Braidwood also carries automobile
supplies, accessories and repairs, also
a complete stock of tire supplies.
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MISS NELLIE NYHART.

Miss Nellie Nyhart, at lis West
Third srteet, has now in stock all of
the latest models and styles for mid
summer and early fall wear in Amer
lean and imported styles. Her stock
of untrimmed hats is also very large
and offers a splendid opportunity for
her customers to make selections
suited to their personal tastes and
requirements. She has introduced
some original versions of the sports
models of hats whose models in style
and adornment features give them
unusual smartness. Her showing OF
autumn millinery displays the very
newest and smartest styles of any
season that have been dictated by die.
tates of those who determine what
the styles shall be.
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-LlNDsTRoM INVESTMENT CO.

Investing for the future should be
done when one is young in so far as
it is possible. But perhaps you are
middle aged now or even further along
in years and the opportunity you have
been looking and hoping for has never
presented itself to you before. How
ever, whether you are young or more
advanced in years, there is an oppor-
tunity now for you to provide for the
future through sane and sound in
vestments in real estate through the
Lindstrom Investment Co. Every in
dication points to sharp advances in
land of all kinds and in city property
of all kinds, both vacant and inn
proved, and the Lindstrom Invest
ment Co. has listed with it some strik-
ing bargains in both city property
and improved farm lands, which if
taken advantage of now will net a
handsome profit to the purchasers.
The prices on these properties are re-
markedly low at present and some
very easy terms can also be secured
through this company
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FRED DONALDSON COMPANY.

Much of the enjoyment of your ia
BILE comes from the quality of the gro
ceries, meats, bakery goods and vege
tables that come to the home II
these are all of the highest grades
you will be sure of appetizing and
wholesome food, providing, of course
the one doing the cooking is capable
But there is always every chance OF
success in cooking in the Yankton
home if the groceries, meats and other
food products are selected from the
big stocks to be found in the store OF
the Fred Donaldson Co. The firm
guarantees all of the articles it sells
to be exactly as represented, to be
carefully selected and packed from
the choicest materials and to be han
died during all stages under the most
approved sanitary systems.
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ANDREW SNOEN.

No item of clothing adds or de-
tracts so much from ones personal
appearance as his footwear. A we'll
shaped shoe is always attractive no
matter whether it is on the foot of a
man, woman or child, but only prop
erly designed and we'll made shoes
will keep their shape and appear at
tractive after being worn for several
months. Cheap shoes will not do it
and in the end are always the most
expensive. Andrew Snoen, III West
Third street, is a we'll known and de-
pendable dealer in shoes that has built
up an unusually large trade in Yank-
ton and throughout this vicinity be-
cause of the excellent stocks of shoes
he has always handled. The stocks
are large and contain shoes of every
description for men, women and chill
dren, and at prices that are surpris-
ingly low for such high qualities as
are carried.
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GRlGGS g. ROGERS.

The adoption of the cash and carry
system in the operation of their gro
Gerry store and meat market has en-
abled Griggs & Rogers to put their
prices on high-grade goods to the very
lowest level that such goods can be
sold for. The cash system does away
with expensive bookkeeping and bad
accounts and enables the firm to buy
for cash and get advantage of the
very best markets. Deliveries are
made to all parts of the city if de-
sired. The coupon book issued by the
firm is an innovation and furthermore
a great convenience when shopping.
Ask about the system the next time
you are down town. The store is also
a milk station and handles the prod
ucts of letters and Emerson dairy.
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FRED BURGI.

When you fill your coal bins this
summer for fall, you always know
that they do not contain needless and
expensive dirt and other coal wastes
if the fuel is purchased from the coal
and lumber yards of Fred Burgi, 800
Cedar street. Mr.. Burgi takes par
ticular pains to deliver only clean and
clear fuel of all kinds, so that every
pound he sells will do it's work of
furnishing heat,-which is the first
purpose of coal Mr.. Burgi also car
ries blacksmithing, camel coal, coke
and woods for kindling fires. His
lumber yard is full of we'll seasoned
and carefully selected numbers of all
kinds, also building materials for any
kind of construction work. Large and
small orders are given careful atten-
ton and Mr. Burgi will be pleased to
furnish estimates on your next house
store building, barn or garage that
you build.
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WILLIAM BADER,

1t is better to be safe than sorry
and in order to be safe in your shop
ping for dependable groceries at
right and fair prices, we suggest that
you patronize the grocery store oil
William Bader, 307 Broadway. Eco
nomical shoppers have learned that
the Bader grocery offers wonderful
savings on every bill of goods pur
chased from it. Another benefit tC
the customer from this excellent sys
tenn is that the large sales keep the
stocks moving rapidly so that they
are always fresh, and one need never
fear being given stale or shelf-worr
groceries from the Bader store. Mr.
Bader buys from the best known pro
ducers and jobbers, pays spot cash
and gets the benefit of the Lowest
cash prices. He passes these savings
on to his customers in the low prices
he qoutes.
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COSMOPOLITAN DRUG STORE.

When you are given a prescription
to have filled, take it to the drug
store in which you have the greatest
amount of confidence in the accuracy
with which it fills prescriptions. The
Cosmopolitan Drug Store, 101 West
Third street, is noted for the accuracy
with which it fills all prescriptions.
The size and completeness of it's
stocks enables the store to fill every
prescription presented no matter how
unusually some of the contents may
be- while the pharmacists in charge
are thoroughly experienced and hold
state licenses. In connection with it's
prescription department, the store
carries a large stock of worth while
and dependable proprietary medicines
about which it will be glad to advise
patrons at any time. A complete
stock of toilet accessories, confection-
cry and stationery goods make up the
facilities of the store.
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GOETZ BROTHERS.

One of the largest and best known
grocery-drygoods stores in Yankton or
vicinity is that of Goetz Bros. In the
selection of the stocks that make up
the store, the best grades are always
selected in order that patrons of the
store may be assured of the best val
ues for their money. That is why
the dollar goes so far at the Goetz
Bros. store, because every article in
stock, real values back of it to make
it worth the price asked. The dry
goods departments are well filled with
carefully selected stocks of wearing
apparel for men, women and children
drygoods of all kinds, millinery, un
derwear, and quantities Of other arti
Giles carried by first-class depart
ment and general store.
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euRNEY GREENHOUSE co.

Say it with flowers, when you want
to convey your sympathies to friend
during periods of bereavement or to
express your congratulations on oc'
casions for rejoicing. Everyone un-
derstands the language of flowers, and
those that come from the Quincy
Greenhouse Co. are the finest that
are grown anywhere. When you want
to order flowers for any occasion you
do not need to explain the proper
form in which they should be ar
ranged. All you have to do is to cal
Phone 324 and explain the nature OF
the occasion and the management will
prepare them in the form that custom
ordains is proper. If you want flow
ering plants, ferns, palms or vines OF
any kind, you will find them at the
Quincy greenhouses. Cut flowers and
potted plants are also furnished for
all occasions, receptions, wedding OF
public meetings and functions.