The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-03-02

vertisement.
February was a longer month than
January. Why?
Sugar 1c lb. See Coles 81 Day add.
Advertisement.
Mems shoes 1895 and $4.95. The
Boot SUPERINTENDENT.
Small sized high heeled rubbers 19c.
The Boot Shop.-Advertisement.
Bring your hides to NJ. Kramer &
Son for good observation-disclosures,
Ralph Horton of the Volga Tribune
was a guest at the Rotary luncheon on
Tuesday.
For Saturday only; children's wun-
derhose 19c. The Boot Shop,-Adver-
tisement.
Adding machine paper at the Reg
lister office, "a inch roll, 25 cents
Advertisement.
THE Satisfying Christ, Who Is He?"
Subject at Baptist church Sunday I've
ning.-Advertisement.
The Carnation club will meet with
Mrs. w. r. Palmer on Wednesday,
March s. Picnic lunch.
Miss Doris Dinnetz, instructor in the
Junior high school, spent the weekend
visiting in Minneapolis, MINI.
Chris Lynch of Long Beach, Cal,
arrived in Bookings Tuesday for a
short business and pleasure visit.
1t is well to remember that you a n
NOT Iict rihptn Uno1fh nVan1V 1nV moro
than you can distribute brains in ex-
act ratio.
15c and 25c sale at the Haywood
Hardware Co. on Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday, March 4, 6 and 7.-Ad-
vertisement.
Wanted-300 subscribers to the
Pictorial Review, now $50 per year.
NJ. C. Coleman, Medical Block, phone
234.-Advertisement.
p. G.. Estee Of the Fad Theater, left
Monday evening for Minneapolis to
personally view some special features
for his theater and make booking ar
rangements that will enable him to fur
Their please his patrons.
The auction sale business has been
very active the last two weeks, prac-
tically every date on the calendar be-
ing filled. While the weather has been
very unfavorable for sales of this kind
which must be held outdoors, the most
of them have reported quite satisfac-
tory results.
w. B. Boswell Of the Castlewood Re-
publican, spent Tuesday in Brookings
with friends. He was on his way to
Pierre where he is on the program to
address the state meeting OF county
auditors and members Of the tax COM
mission. Mr.. Boswell is one OF the
best posted men in South Dakota on
county affairs.
We observe among the names or the
Cornell conservatory orchestra that
hat will tour Iowa in March and April,
is that of Miss Byrne Smith, harpist.
Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cary w. Smith of Bookings, n
is attending Cornell college at Mt. Yer
non. Iowa, this year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are spending the winter at Mt.
Vernon with their daughter.
An exhibit Of eggs from State col
lege won second prize at an egg SHOW
given by Rutgers college at New
Brunswick, N. j, last week. Nebraska
university won the blue ribbon, and
the Missouri experimental station took
third place. Just another proof that
the east cannot begin to compete with
the west in the production OF eggs or
any other farm product.
Fire of mysterious origin broke out
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pet
erson. 1112 Third street, last Friday
afternoon and threatened to destroy
the structure. The fire department
had a hard pull through the deep snow
with the heavy truck but cached the
scene in time to quench the blaze be-
fore any great damage was don n
fire caught in a partition and had been
smoldering for some time before 1t was
discovered. How ii started is an en-
tire mystery, neither electric light
wires nor chimney offering any solu
ton. The property is owned by Mrs.
f. A. Mitchell and the loss Is covered
by insurance.
Mems shoes 1895 and $4.95. The
Boot Shop.-Advertisemeut.