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pAoa ravn DEAD DAILY GAU UAA BOOTH DAKOTA. WXZXNX8DAT. APRIL 18, 19.14 WANTED Girl for general house COOLIDGE CAMP Choice assorted gladioli. 68 for $1. Order now.

McDonalds. 4-8 tf work at Hixon's. Over McDonalds. LWJESTAE OPERA HOUSE 18t3 Dr. Granger now locaiM opposite FOR SALE Boys suit, size 14, per- HomeatAk.

hospital. 11-1 tf feet condition. Phone 2328R. 18t3 rjirrTTDi invrarnv Evening 7:15 and 9:20 Matinee 2:30 BEING GROOMED WATERTOWN, April 18. In sntl-tipatkm of a strenuous season, the bathing beach of the new Legion lake at the Coondge American Legion camp in the Black Hills is being given a thorough manicuring.

The water in the lake was lowered by meant of a valve in the bottom of the dam and the beach wai thua exposed. It was thoroughly cleaned and made TONIGHT At Presbyterian church April 19. 11 to 1:30 p. m. Menu: Hunters dinner, salmon souffle and salads, scalloped potatoes and assorted pies.

TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Ignition Parts Condeoeera Generator Brushes Fan Belta Storage OAS AND OIL 16 13 ready for swimmers, while gravel la being spread on the beach this week. The improvement to the beach and addition of playground equipment projects are being sponsored by allied American Legion organizations, the MATSON TIRE SHOP She sacrificed her country on the altar of love one of the most spectacular thrillers ever filmed. FREE TOP WITH EACH PURCHASE 40 et 8 and the 8 et 40. Last year these organizations built a boat pier, diving tower and spring board at SPECIAL SALE Congoleum rugs. Size 9-13, $7.50.

6x9, S4.45. Library tables, solid oak, 145 value, special $6.50. Dressers $5. Cupboards, $13 values, $7.50. Old style iron beds, each $1.

Springs strongly constructed, $2. Everything in furniture and stoves at reduced prices. We are crowded and must make room. Come in to 108 W. Main street and sec for yourself.

L. RIFKIN. 17 13 1 Corner Slever and Julius Sta. I (Paid Political Advertising). A Legion lake and this year they art providing the gravel for the beach and expect to raiae funds to con struct a slide, swings, etc.

The Aux iliary has continued the program oi 191 25c 29c 39c of PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSE Theae new Tip-Top pattern! for Spring including Whirl Stripe! are great! Kiddie! love them. And they lore the Top! thai are given away jrtt with every purchase of Phoenix Children'! HomI Everything'! Tip-Top the the Get a supply of these long-wearing bote today. They coma in all lengthi anklet, half-aox, junket, luuckenox. Be tun to aak for your free Topi furnishing the extra conveniences not found In most camps. This started last year under the sponsorship of Mrs.

Henrietta Paulson, then Auxil iary president. The Auxiliary fur DAYID KEFFELER Democratic Candidate for SHERIFF FILLY QUALIFIED AND COMPETENT Your Vote Will Be Appreciated PRIMARIES MAY 1, 1934 nished feather pillows, mattress covers and curtains for each cabin in the camp. Additional equipment Is (Paid Political Advertising) Vote for Anthony Kaleb for State Representative. Progressive and energetic, pledged to serve the people of Lawrence county. Let's nominate 4-3 tlm to be added this year.

Millard G. Scott, camp manager, With LUIS WkT TRENKER, 7T7S ML VILMA BANKY.l LVs CuiI Barnhudl an4 UU 2, 1 Tnabf. PkmM fcy Cad I I A UNIVKMAL I tfST if announces that early reservations In Heairsi MmcyNT Co. "Where Quality Is Higher Than Price" Dry Goods Dep't Since 1879 Second Floor dicate that this years patronage at the Legion camp will be greater than ever before because of the addition of the facilities of Legion lake, Scores of tourists who had been stop ping at other points in the Bills dur ing the past years have expressed a desire to stop at the Legion camp (Paid Political Advertising) Monuments and Markers for MEMORIAL DAY Also Curbs around lots. FIRST CLASS WORK ONLY C.

W. Rasmusson Phone 2341-R this year. Mrs. Rose Hett is a patient at the 7b the Republican Voters Of Lawrence County ADDED COMEDY AND NOVELTY ACTS ALSO LATEST NEWS EVENTS. Homestake hospital, having been ad mitted a couple of days ago.

DEADWOOD THEATRE Mat. 2:30 Eve, 7:15 and 9:20 P.M. LAST TIMES TODAY BROADWAY HOWLED FOR A YEAR AND A HALF! Even Funnier a Picture FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY A CALL WANT AD. 10c 20c 30c THURSDAY-ANN HARDING and Wm. POWELL in "DOUBLE HARNESS." A splendid comedy drama.

10c 20c 30c I am seeking the nomination of the Republican Party for the office of OHEEIFF At the Primary Election, May 1st As a resident of this county for 30 years, a taxpayer for 26 years and a loyal supporter of the Republican Party for 24 Years, I respectfully solicit your Vote and Support. CARD OF THANKS We are deeply grateful to our neighbors and other friends for their kindness In the loss of our cousin, the late Mitchell Book. We wish to thank those who provided cars for the funeral and all those who in any way expressed condolence. Mrs. Mitchell Pendo and family.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep appreciation to our neighbors and other friends for their kindliness and sympathy to those who sent flowers and to all who in any way expressed condolence. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Grotrud, Mrs. Brudvig and son, Nels, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Thoreson and sons. a almost ShelOVfas he loved -V The Year's EVERY DAY PRICES On Nationally Adrertised Items Colgate Tooth Paste OAc large Colgate Tooth Paste, OCc double size Colgate Shaving Cream, OCc Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream, OF Tube Palmolive Shaving Lotion, CAc bottle 3 Colgate Shaving Lotion, CAc bottle lis te rine Tooth Paste, JAc double size Tek Tooth Brushes Ac each IV Lead drug co.

Wall St. Phone 2381 rnCKlCCW Mrs. Bert Bradley who has been ill at her home the past month was taken to the Homestake hospital today for medical treatment. The Washington circle of the Methodist Ladles aid will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.

A. Stephens on Park avenue. Mrs. Bryan Foreman will be assistant hostess. All are welcome.

The Ladies Aid society of the Aug-ustana Lutheran church will meet at the church Friday evening at 7:30. There will be a program and hostesses for the evening are Mrs. Edward Swan son and Mrs. A. G.

Pendo. The Yeomen Rowena Circle will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at Elks hall. A short business session will be followed by cards and a lunch. The entertainment committee is composed of Mrs. M.

A Drake, Mrs. E. H. Johnson, Mrs. John Marchiando and William Treweek.

AH members are urged to attend. Lodge, Club and Social Notices A. F. 4 A. M.

Regular Communication of Golden Star Lodge No. 9 Thursday evening, April 19, at 7:30. Work in E. A. degree.

Visitors welcome. ALVAH R. CAMPBELL, W. M. I SPECIAL With Every Ladies Diamond Engagement Ring purchased in our store from now until to July 1st, we will give FREE A LADIES 1S-K WHITE GOLD F.

O. PERRIN, Secretary. 17 12 (Paid Political Advertising) With MADGE EVANS From the play by George Kelly A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture ALSO NOVELTY ACTS Thurs. and Fri. Richard Arlan in "Come On Marines!" HAND CARVED WEDDING RING WOLFF FINK LOCALS A marriage license was Issued to Rosalind Huhtala and Cassius Albert Smith, both of Lead, at the clerk of courts office in Deadwood last week-end, and the couple are understood to have been united in marriage Saturday evening.

A hi-low party of the Nubridge club was held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Curran last evening. The event began with dinner served at 6:30 and afterwards the usual game of auction bridge was enjoyed.

Mrs. Or-mond Manseau and Mrs. Mary LeRoy were awarded the prizes for score and the traveling prize fell to Mrs. Frank Flavin. The April meeting of the Mothers club will be held Friday at 2:30 at the Kindergarten rooms.

The following program will be presented: Miss Mildred Faulkner will give a humorous reading, "Mrs. Pat and the Law," the same reading which she will give in the state declamatory contest, Mrs. Leon Brown will present the study topic, "Training Children to Shoulder their Martha Ballantyne will give a combination song and dance, "The Parade of Jack and Jean Ballantyne in costume will dance to Mendelssohn's "Spring Song." Eileen Parsons will be accompanist for the last two numbers. Mrs. Herman Borg and Mrs.

O. P. Cook will be the hostesses during the social hour. An invitation to all mothers is extended. A regular meeting of the American Legion auxiliary was held last evening at the home of the president, Mrs.

Lawrence Sutter, and a large attendance marked the meeting. While the ladies sewed on layettes they conducted a short business meeting. A motion carried to offer a cash prize to the school student making the best poppy poster to be used in advertising poppy day, which falls on May 26. It was also decided to furnish milk to two families of unemployed ex-service men residing in district 12. In all 12 children will be supplied.

Cards and a program were the entertaining features of the evening and the program numbers were a trumpet solo by William Scown; readings, "Beautiful Flavor," by Lfla Mattila of Terraville, and "Jack Takes Care of the Baby by Jack Dingle of Terraville. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Arnold Cremers, Mrs. John Mattson and Mrs. E.

A. Stein back. VOTE FOR GALE B. WYMAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION AS STATES ATTORNEY OF LAWRENCE COUNTY Your Support Will Be Appreciated BOWUNGSCORES Jolly Five 704 799 6772280 Krazy Kats 667 748 6832098 Vagabonds 790 7202280 Pickup 661 782 7672302 Old Timers 840 7112281 Betsy Ross 771 680 8232265 Nurses 787 805 7422334 Reamers 707 874 8332414 Woodm'n Circle 786 719 7132218 N. R.

A 778 748 685221 Cubs .715 851 7302296 Jinx 751 753 7632267 Get Ready for Summer EQIUP YOUR CAR WITH And forget tire troubles. Guaranteed against all road hazards (Paid Political Advertising) The Gushurst Store NEW PRICES NOW EFFECTIVE DE LUXE FOUR PLY Guaranteed 1 Year ALEX RENTTO Candidate for the REPUBLICAN NOMINATION for STATES ATTORNEY of Lawrence County Primaries May 1 st YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED DE LUXE HEAVY DUTY-SIX PLY Guaranteed 1 Year 29x4.5020 7.25 30x4.50-21 7.50 28x4.7-19 7.75 29x4.75-20 8.10 29x5.0019 8.55 30x5.0020 8.80 28x5.2518 9.40 29x5.2519 9.75 30x5.2S-20 10.00 30x5.50-17 9.85 WALL STREET SPECIAL SALE OF Gold Ban and Otofccley" CANNED GOODS Substantial Savings On Assorted Deals THESE DEALS ON SALE AND DISPLAY ALL THIS WEEK Special Demonstration Saturday 29x4.5020 $5.64 30x4.5021 5.89 28x4.75-19 6.31 29x4.7520 6.54 29x5.0019 6.79 30x5.0020 6.94 30x5.25-17 7.39 28x5.2518 7.59 29x5.2519 7.79 30x5.25-20 8.04 30x58 Ply Standard, Guaranted $11.79 These are all new, fresh rubber Compare our prices. 13 Plate Batteries $5.00 15 Plate Batteries $8.00 Conoco Bronze Gas Conoco New Improved Germ Processed Motor Oil. TRAFFIX HEAVY DUTY Guaranteed 6 Months 29x4.50-20 $4.90 30x4.50-21 5.08 28x4.75-19 5.24 29x4.75-20 5.45 29x5.0019 5.79 30x5.0020 5.89 28x5.25-18 6.40 29x5.2519 6.70 30x5.2520 6.80 31x5.25-21 7.00 TONIGHT Tfic Golden Slipper Old-time music, old-time fun. Old and Young cordially invited.

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