The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1912-12-05

The rector viii conduct services in
the Episcopal church next Sunday.
Beat the other fellow to that car
of hard coal at Hi!ierud's. Adv.
December brides, order your we'd
ding flowers from the Alexandra
florist, Mrs. JOS. Pennar, at City
Flower Store. Bridal wreaths, brides
bouquet. bouttonieres. iw edding bells
and table decorations: smilax and
myrtle fresh and fragrant. Ex-
press prepaid on wedding orders. ADV.
Choicest fresh cut flowers for all &C.
casions at the City Flower Store"
Alexandria, Mimi. Roses, carnations,
etc. Special attention given TO funer-
al orders; pillow, wreath, cross, an
Choir or spray bouquet, any lettering
desired without extra charge. Society
emblems and lodge designs executed
with care, and express prepaid on
funeral orders. ADV.
The parcels post law takes effect
Jan: /. 1913. Eleven pounds is the
limit of weight of any package ac-
copied for transmission through the
mails under this law. Distinctive
parcels post stamps will be issued TO
each postmaster and these must be
used on all fourth class matter begin
ming Jan. l, 1913, otherwise all such
matter will be treated as ''he'd for
postage" Parcels will be mailable
only at postotfices, branch postoffices,
lettered and local named stations,
and such numbered stationed as may
be designated by the postmaster. All
parcels must bear the return card of
the sender, otherwise they will not
be accepted for mailing
The present hard coal condition
warrants you in ordering now
while YOU can get coal from Lee
& Cingery Co. Adv.
Rev. w. ]. Brown preached the
first of the clone Series Of sermons
to large congregation atthe Ccngre-
gational church last Sunday. The
topic was THE Home of Childhood.
Before the sermon Mrs. a. w. Austin
sang "Home Sweet Home, to the &C
compartment of guitar and mandolin
played by c. V. Minor and Glen Coop
er. Midway in the discourse the
choir sang 1.-THE Old Oaken Bucket.
the congregation joining. Mr.. Brown
delivered fine discourse. The sec
| ond sermon in the series The Home
of Wedlock'', will be given next Sun
day evening. A special musical pro-
gram will be rendere d.
Candies. Candies. Candies. Just
received, 200 pals of candies. Golden
Rule Store. Adv.
| At st. Paul's Catholic church. on
Thanksgiving Day, class of l47 was
confirmed, Bishop Trobec coming up
from ST. Cloud to pronounce the con-
hrmation rites. Assisting at the SER
vices were Rev. Maurus Ferdinand, o
S. B. of Cold Spring; Rev. Wepl OF
Melrose; Rev. w. j. Scheiner of West
Union, Rev. Scherer of Padua, Rev
Hinnencamp and Rev. A. Arzt OF
Sank Centre. The services were9 i'm
pressive and were witnessed by q
large congregation. Special music
was rendered by ST. Cecilia's choir
which again gave substantial evidence
of it's high rank as musical organiza
ton. One Of the numbers on the
musical program was seven part
selection that was rendered in a high
/ ly artistic manner.
! Paul Fish and Lynn Whitson have
snapped jobs, Paul going on the roaC
for the Observation-Disclosures Fruit
Co. and Lynn taking clerkship will
The Golden Rule Store.
i Where did you buy that gift fo
papa and mama, brother and sister
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