The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-03-13
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Red Globe onions, Is cts. per bushel.
Golden Rule. Adv.
The First State Bank is putting in
a new safe today.
Csc per bushel basket for good sound
apples at Bishops. Adv.
Next Monday, March II, is ''St.
Patrick's Day in the Morning"
All the newest and latest patterns
of Easter ties you will find at Nathe's.
Adv.
Services will be held next Sunday
morning at 1890 in the Church of the
Good Samaritan.
Careful mothers who want perfect
lifting foot-form shoes for their chill
dren are this stores best advertisers.
The MODEL. Adv.
On Saturday, at O'Clock, Miss
Theresa Brophy will give a story hour
for primary children, at the public
library.
Green carnations and shamrock for
st. Patl ick's Day at the City Flower
Store, Alexandria, Mimi. Parcel post
orders filled. Adv.
Tuesdays election in Sank Centre
township resulted as follows: super
visor, +. j. Rorgmann; clerk, c. ID.
Wilcox: treasurer, Frank Unger; as
SCISSOR, Fred Lathrop.
Good music at Easter Monday ball
at city hall. You cannot afford &c
miss this social event. Go. Adv.
Jas. A. Norris and w. c. Rotert
have Joined an organization knownsas
the Great Northern Veterans Asso-
citation, membership in which is linn
tied to men who have been in the
employ of the Great Northern Rail-.
way for % years and upwards. ~
Is to 1Sc ribbon for 1Oc; 25 to 28c
ribbon for 19c; at the Golden Rule
Store. ADV.
Street Commissioner Geo NJ. Rice
has had his time taken up the past
few days keeping the cutters on the
business streets clear of the ice and
water. Tuesday he had a force thaw-
ing out the water pipe at the horse
drinking trough on Main street.
75c to s1.OO per box for very nice APP
Plies at Bishops. If you can use APP
Piles now is your chance. L. S. Bishop
Co. Adv.
w. f. Sanderson is the proud and
happy possessor of a fine trotter, re-
Gently purchased. The horse has a
record of 2:083. Mr.. Sanders n has
had the animal out several times and
| is pleased with the manner in which
it sizes up.
The Easter sale by the ladies of the
! Methodist church will be held on the
second floor of the Boston Store Sat-.
urday, March y.
The following officers were elected
Tue day, in Ashley township: Super
visors, Gregor Schwartzbauer; clerk,
C. w. Parker; treas, Aug. Wehrhahn;
assessor, John Gray; justices, Sam
Chenoweth, G. d. Cass; constables,
Win Doubraya, Gus Genrich.
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The place to buy them is where
they have them, and this is the store
that has the swell shoes the chic eff
fects- new ideas in dulls, patents
and tans. The Model. Adv.
C. M. Bryant, the well known local
poultry fancier, has some sshens as is
hensn when it comes to producing
eggs. Here is the record of his Single
Comb Buff Orpingtons: 10 pullets
matched in April and May, 1922 old
.hens that moulted during December
and January: November, ITO eggs;
December, 352 eggs; January, 40 eggs;
February, 426 eggs; total, 1907 eggs.
During this time there were two or
three that were brooding and had to
| be broken up and their only fault is
THAT thep are easily broken up. Here
i is the record of II pullets for II days:
/ 10, 10, II, II, 5, IL, IL, II, 8, 10, IL, s,
III, IL, 10. 10; or total Of 176 eggs.
4 Hygenol Hair and Scalp Tonic stops
4 itching and soreness of the scalp al
Istantly, prevents dandruf and keeps
/ the scalp in normal and healthy con-
EDITION. Sold by Hanson 3 Emerson.
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