The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-02-17

ANi bOSu iI tilC oSNGi III lAplhC'
All ladies are cordially invited.
/ MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
Frank Springer left Monday on
"a business. trip to Iowa.
/ For Sale: 3 year old Registered
IShorthorn bull. Blue Ribbon Win
Iner last 2 years. r, G. Rowcliffe,
Philip. Is 2t p
| c. B. Gilchrist of Kadoka spent
Iseveral days the fore part of. the
week visiting with his son-in-law,
lClyde Linn in this city.
The drop in sugar has given the
lcandy factories a chance to put out
a few small bars at nickel. We
Ihave a few at the Canteen.
Ned Wilkinson who has been In
the west for the past several mon
tbs returned Tuesday morning and
went from here to his ranch near
| HMfiiiesyii'e. He says he saw sever
/ al oil drilling machines in opera
ton in the portion of Wyoming IN
(which he has interests and that
they have great hopes of striking
| oil.
For Sale: Pure Bred Duroc boars
I12 cents per pound Smith Bros.
Hartley, S. d. IA At
Lost A small razor in yellow
box, somewhere between my ranch
land Philip by way of Milesville,
ION or about January 28. Finder
] gets 50 reward at Pioneer-Review
lofsice. Morgan Smith, Hartley.
IA 1T
We call the attention of our
lreaders to the advertisement Of
| the Sagal Clothing Co., in this is
Isue of the Pioneer-Review Mr..
iSegal carries first class line of
gents furnishing goods and his
lDrices are right. By comparing the
fDriccs quoted in his advertisement
aith those Of any of the mail or
der concerns you will find that he
/ is going them one better.
The two last issues of this paper
Ihave carried an advertisement of
/ considerable length quoting you
1brices of goods on sale at the H
A. Kumm store. Mr.. Kumm is
giving you the prices of articles
advertised in the mail order cata-
logues end shows you that it pays
80 buy at home and that his prices
are considerable lower for the very
same article. Look this ad over
from start to finish and see how
much money you can save by buy
ing at home.
A few boxes of Spitzenburg an
pies that we viii sell at YOUR
price. Ask US for bargain in fine
eating anles. The Canteen Pleas
ure Parlors.
Coming Again. LANCE, Well
Known Eye Man Of Mitchell
Bring the children; delays are
dangerous; wear good glasses; ',e
examined. Largest exclusive eys,
business in South Dakota; there il
a reason. Don't have headaches
scowl or squint, and look old. At
Philip, February 26th; at Midland
February 25th. Ia 2t
Schlitz, Budwiser and Schmidts
Malta are brewed to fill your lies
IRE moments with thirst-sDot sat
Iisfaction while You rest. All three
of these matted drinks are sold at
the Canteen.
\ The High School basket bali
team are somwhat disappointed to
learn that they could not arrange
sufficient games with east of the
] river schools to warrant them in
making the trip. We would have
liked to see the lads take on some
Of the teams east of the river who
claim to have real ones. The Pierre
Indian school team have arranged
To play here on February 25th
and as this is one of the strongest
teams in the state, so we are told
the game will be a hummer.
We have number of new bars
of candy at the Canteen-a so some
new sizes in the bars Of proven
popularity at the old prices. Buy
your candy where your satisfaction
is assured or your money back. The
Canteen Pleasure Parlors, PhillF
and Kadoka.
] now own the entire flock OF
r. G. r.. I. .REDS" formerly own
ed by Hal ID. Wheaton, of Philip
and orders for eggs for Matching