.J- Jl iis®titiii v i *£$%* 5fcfSC.SiPK®4?« mfffmm w i V S I OPENING SALE 3P unfortunate prisoner. An interview with a person sentenced to the knife was unheard of, but the dawning MATT J. ODLAUG power of the United States was such &r- that the officials dared not refuse the Undertaker request of the ambassador's wife. A a- sff Sale Begins Saturday, Jan. 29 an*iasts until Feb. 5th few words were exchanged between v", the women, and Mrs. Monroe drove away. The next morning site was MJTO HEARSE liberated, the French Revolutionists "We wish to announce that we have bought the Wm. Parker store at fearing, to execute her, and desiring T' I Delhi, and will continue to do business at the same old place. Come in thus to secure the friendly attention Lady Assistant when Requested. of the new nation. It was a daring and get acquainted We appreciate your patronage as you appreciate a $ I!-1 thing to do, for the results might have Calls Answered Night anctpay been disastrous and all sorts of international aquaredeal. I complications might have ,* Phone 206 arisen. GROCERIES DRUGS Oyiters Have Many Enemies. 1 E)(=IE Between the planting and the harvest, Western Star peaches, per ckn 39c We will place on sale the folIbwing an Interval of from two to five Fop 13c Green Banner Tomatoes per can years, the oyster culturist assumes tw articles the price of which many hazards. On the New England Good quality Sweet Corn, per ean 15c Sale coast, after all his material is down, will be two articles fpf the same 15c Good quality Sweet Peas the fickle "set" may not appear, possibly 21c Steamed clams because at the critical time some price as one plus lc weather disturbance may have killed All canned Sdup 13c 26c ©otenalas Face Powder 2 for the baby oysters while they were yet 28c Chili-con-carne 1 51 e swimming near the surface. In t^jft Bonalae Complexion Powder 2 for 33c Hamberger Steak and Onions Gulf of Mexico the "set" may be so 31c Ftoressence Talctpr Sausage and cereal, per can 37c heavy that there is scant room for the 26c Tooth oysters to grow, and many die, while monafas 29c Catsup (large) per bottle 26c those that are left are half starved paste (medium) per bottle 26c and misshapen from crowding. Even 26c Sashet powder, all odors 2 for 18c when the little oysters or "spat," have ifoeeet pickles 26c Liquid tooth wash attached themselves in favorable numbers, 26c Several good residence properties, their perils have just begun. Mouth wash Soap, Coffee, Ete. They are never safe from other enemies 26c Glycerine small down payments and easy terms until they fall into the hands of 26c Hair tonic Lenox trT their arch foes. Laundry Soap, per cake 4£c Also two city properties on which we 28c Liquid powder 8c Believed In Asking Advice. Petrolene Laundry soap can take some horses and cattle ir Along comes this story, which is a ex- NOTIONS 13c Sugar Icing, per pkg. good one even if it never happened. Plantation Brand Coffee, per lb. 28c change as first payment. Recently a young man was standing Fost cards *c Peanut butter, per glass in front of a theater about eight 11c Bring in your lists of trades and we o'clock, when a stranger stepped uf lox paper 51c Good grade coffee, per lb. 24c and said: will try and match them, s The articles mentioned in this list 23c CooUies fancy, per lb. "Say, is this a. good show?" Wool and Leather are only a few of the many which "Well, I think so,*'vriai the answer. ''t Farmers Realty Co. we will have on sale. "Well, you see," suid tfre first speaker. "I can't afford to spend an awful Liniments Goods $ lot on shows, and so I try to pick out sr Redwood Falls, Minn. the best ones, and decided this week :$$: 61c SteWitfcs 2 for 26c and 2 for that I would ask the opinion of a 51c 3fc Greens 2 for 26c and 2 for stranger, because, of course, the box DC 3EEIE office people would say it was all right 51c Eitchetis 2 for 26c and 2 for 5. $15 leather vests $7.95 anyhow. So you think I'd better see It,. •f 1 $17.50 Leather lamb lined $9.75 itr 25c I Soap 3 for $13.50 Blankets $7.95 "I sure do." replied the otlier. Our entire line at half price. 25c Asst. Fancy Soap 3 for The man took the advice and bought a ticket, and as he entered the house Judge Value A. C. OCHS, Delhi, tlio other fellow smiled a quiet smite, Drugs lie' was. the «uthor of the play. ,* •T? What People Quarrel Over. by what you get in return for your money "What was the quarrel about?' then, I will get your business. See large bills. "I said if I ever inherited money Td w. J. NE1MAN, build an opera house. My wife said Fresh Eggs. she wouldn't let me." CIVIC ORDINANCE IN JAPAN Tailoring Cleaning Pressing The pert proprietor of a grocery in "Have you any prospects of inheriting Across from Gallea's Restaurant last Twenty-fifth street, Is nothing If money?" All Houses Have Tablet Telling Name lot good at repartee. "No." of the Responsible Dweller The other day, rather early In the "Then why quarrel?"—LoulsvU'f©ourier-Journal. Within the W^tt*. fbrenoon, one of the good wives in NEW the neighborhood stepped Into the In Japan you can learn a good many rtore and inquired: things about the resident of a house Dispersion Sale "Any real fresh eggs?" (Great emflliasis merely by looking at his door. According on the "real fresh.") to police regulations, says a "Oh, yes, ma'am," he replied. "Some writer in Chambers' Journal the entrance laid this morning." to every residence must have a A day or two later, somewhat eart. small wooden tablet affixed to it. This ttr in the forenoon than before, the tablet has the name and the number of $t»od wife again dropped Into the store the house on it, and on another tablet ind inquired: Monday, Jan. 31 is the name of the responsible householder, "Anymore of those real fresh eggsf. OF who in many cases is an infant, Vivian Martin in Whereupon the grocer cried to his a younger brother of a relative. "The Third kiss" Sometimes, though rarely, the names "Run to the back room, boy, and see After kiss No. 1 she slapped him! of other inmates are placed over the J£ this morning's eggs are cool enough door, but there is no police regulation get to sell."—Indianapolis News. After kiss No. 2 she cried and that requires it, except in the case of cried! But after boarding houses, which have to place Famous London Tree Gone. "The Third KM."!.! their boarders' names outside for all s A famous old mulberry tree in north to see. A person fortunate enough to London, England, under which 144 A Picture Paramount possess a telephone always has the jrpars ago It is said the American Declaration Topics of the Day number proudly displayed over his entrance. of Independence was first a Children 15c Adults 25c Near it you will often see iSfead In that country, has fallen under quaint enameled or tin disk. That is tte weight of its age. American bdf the fire insurance mark. Every fire Tuesday, Feb. 1 scotfts attending the international Sale Pavilion, Redwood Falls, Minn., insurance compaYiy has its own special •eout conference In London visited Constance Binney in metal plate, which it nail- to the lintel tfee tree only a few days before it "Erstwhile Susan19 when it insurer a house. Crashed and its history was told to 300 them, who had their photographs There are. always several small on the Fair Grounds u' She came, she saw, she conquored -1 taken beneath its branches. The tree pieces of payer pasted over the door, A Kealard Picture gtood on one of the lawns of the Mild*, placed there by the police. One is to pay conference Uall. Many rellgibua Friday, February II, 1921 Children 15c Adults 35c certify that the periodical oshoji, or leaders have addressed meetings un4Hr great cleaning, has taken place. Another its ample shade. Hundreds of requests Wed. and Thurs., Feb. 2-3 paper tells us, perhaps, that the for chips from the historical sanitary conditions are satisfactory. Sylvia Breamer in tree are being received- What others stand for is known only A Maurice Tourneur Production to the police themselves that they give secret information about the inmates "My Ladies Garter" Gulf Coast Sulphur Deposit*. is certain. *. At some remote time there must Evil to him who evil thinks ru*e Formerly it was .tiie that, if actlV*' lave been tremendous volcanic This sate consists of 60 head of Tried Sows fall A Paramount Special FeaturfT*" there was a well upon tHe* premises, in the tty the region which is today the fact had to be proclaimed by a Special Prices gulf coast of Louisiana and Texas square board marked with the character yearlings and Spring gilts sired by such boars as ibr in those parts are found depesits Children 15c Adults 25c for well—Ido. This was to show eif in sulphur vastly exceeding quantity where people could obtain water In any known elsewhere in the world. Friday, Feb. 4 case of fire in the neighborhood. The They are covered over by hundreds of King Nero, Big Chief Jumbo, Blue Valley Jr., Sampson First Prize, Big regulation may still be in force in A Theo. Ince Production feet of later sedimentary material, and country places, but owing to water now |p at get the sulphur deep wells have "Dangerous Hours" Progress, Sampson, Big Ben 2nd, Gummert's Exp., Expansion W, Long being'piped, It Is no longer enforced to be sunk. Superheated water U A Gigantic Drama About you, in the cities. ftrced down the pipes to melt the sul* Orange, G. B. Giant, Prize Prospect, Brach Big Bab, Gerstdale Jones 8 th which phur, is fetched to the surface You and your iob, liy the power of compressed air. Ol HELPED PAY AMERICA'S DEBT You and your wile* Bred to our young herd boar King's Equal and iooling it is. ready for shipment, being You and your home. per cent pure. How Mrs. Monroe Was Instrumental Human, Dramatic, Spectacular in Saving the Life of Madame Prospect Bob. Lafayette. English and AitMSrteafr "Sjpefech. A Paramout Picture It is said that it is harder for & Also Pathe Review tancashire .j jkn Interesting sidelight on history incolnshire farmer to understand a Children 15c Adults 25c lies in the story of how the wife of miner than it is for any James Monroe, fifth President, saved Farmers and breeders come whether you buy or tjwo Americans from different sections Saturday, February 5 the life of Miidame Lafayette at the ef the United States to understand, time Monroe das American ambassador •i Corrine Griffith in"Deadline each other. The reasons advanced forttie Come to a Real Hog Sale. to France. Lafayette himself -was uniform standard in America are at Eleven" in prison in Germany, and kept in a fhe wide use of text-books, and the' Also v foul dungeon. Mme. Lafayette had Jact that our public schools are forced been seized by the Revolutionists, and lio devote much time to the teaching A fette Reel Comedy if" 1t$ was confined in the prison of La Force, English on account of the large children 15c Adults 25c and a date had been set for her execution. dumber of foreigners in the schools. Bf. The Monroes were very much & ®iere are many provincialisms In our COMING—Charlie Chaplin, in a 6 alive to the great debt America owed language, but most of them have been the young aristocrat, and Mrs. Monroe reel comedy—"The Kid. pattered over the whole country and determined to do what she could. ere tinderstood by all—Exchange. I She ordered the state coach of the embassy, with Its flaring coat of arms, fc i# Drawing an Audience. to deliver her to the doors of the Minnesota Professor Letterkink I'm delighted prison of La Force, and once there, see so large a gathering In the calmly requested an interview witti,-tfre I never spoke to an audience J- .V s -V -SV. v Jpase W i laMe