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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
SsSic 60 nnicren Jrm9cn crgcbcm maa.

babcu. am 2anb lam man ipcnio.
items Iein Scbcu tbcllcr ucrtnufen
Wtan tcntt nnb iicbt Die s8cfabr
Glt Den Wcllcn a6cr mub MAJ, inter,
9ebcn, obnc lid aud, irllr pcrtbcibiocr
5n founen. git V%olbampf idbrt bos
Sdiff rabin. Nuc 2cute iinb nni
ibrem Soitclt. lei cs an Nuslig, lei
cS bel Den aanoncn. Sic Sruppen
~ber9nilgcn Iih tpie iricbIide Mciienoe.
MAIDEN cin Spicldlcu, ralld)cu uub
%trdumcn. Shcr5portc flicaen bin
lino lptcocr. llnb plDbIih, obne bah
ma mn Gin Scriifop acieben bdtte,
oas, 8roB iuic Gin 8eIcu. 5ipiidcn sipei
WcIlcnbcrgcu icbr mpbl pcrifninoct,
bridt dc Gntoitrupbc bcrcin. Su
ipcnt9cn WinlItcu lit Der aolpB bon
einem Snntpfcr umtcr9egangcn. 8,
pelfc Srd9ooie fir ali bic iuuaen
Wtcnif,cn, Die picIleidt gum critcn
Deal I'M 2cbcn auf Gee iuarcn. Nas
mon cu nod, 10 lpeuig peiiimtitiif
Bclonncn ieiu. ioldc autaitropben
binterlalicn eiucn tiefcn @inorud. -
Sd luciB iuobI, bnB cs tros aIler Gors
ltd)t unglildlihe 8uidue 9ibt, peun
man CO NIT 10 furttbarcu @egnern
mic oiclc >nniiftbarcu Sautbootc 81
tbrn hot. Sd iuiQ besbalb feline
arittf ilben. Nber nie 9rGBIid lit
NleSl Die HieiengrauatenL Die
Noitincn9eipcbre! Sic Slu95euac!
Die 3cppcline! Sic gaionatttdmpfel
Die critidcroen @aicl Sic Sorpez
oierungcn NIT ibreu Iaiieugrdbernl
"a. ne bat GO melt gcbrodt, Die
0tcrldheit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Teiniat Cure Saut inn Sriibiabr.

'Sriibjabrs : 5ausreini9cu mcint,
8einisung iuipenbig uno alsipenois.
Cine tribe. flefti9e Saut lit cine
SoIgc Der llntbdtisfeit im 8inter.
Spillct Cure ginselpeioe nit einem
milben Abiubrmittel aus unb treibct
bic aneciammelten Shladen aug Dem
R0rpcr. 2eiht 81 nebmen, perurs
laden feline Sdmer5en. Or. Sings
gicip Size Yilen iperoen Cure Saut
rein unb Cure au9en FLAIR MAIDEN.
@criuhet bcute Ibeno Sr. Sings Iclp
9iic Yiaen unb treibet bas ipdbrenb
oes 8inters III gurcm 8orpcr anscz
iammelte Gift aus. Sn alien gpos
tbcfen. % Geuts.-In5eiac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

ibren Sieben ,traecn, ulto wie bel Elm
lold)es @ieberieben ba5i beitrdst,
ibneit 8eneiung pber alid einen frico.
lifen Zoo 81 bringen, Der miro iid)er
gern Gin menig baju beiiteueril, baB
ai,f ioId)elt 8ertpullbetcn oieie Wobl.
tbot sutbeil miro, Die ionit tucgen Mit.
t%elloiigfeit ibrer N%nseborigen Ouroiif
ucr5ihtclt miiBter. Sic oeutidcn
Giicubabnen beforoern in iold,en SGl.
len Die arieasungeborigeu if}olt fiir
Die SGIfte Ocs Sabrpreiies. slber fir
piele lit uiid) bos nod itllter Den iesi.
gen @erbaltniiien unerifppiuelih.
GuS Hotbe &rcus iudt bn iopiel mic
mosIid) 5i belien. SiIf oud) bu eiu
menia init!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
Scr tapfcrc IuriB.

Nn cin pplltiitca Meginncnt lpor
aud, Der fleine MoriB Teildeuiteiu
eillgeitcllt, 9eim TiidSua oui Die
aarputhenliuic rerlor CT ieine Som.
ptgnie, irrte burh Ole &artofielieIoer
ililo-itaro pl0slid ~ 4piofen ee.
geriiber.
,@ptt Der 8eredtc. hab' ih nlr
cinen Hepolper, iol id, iein SeI0 bel
}!polf aoiaten2" llrro inn 9tu itredt,
r bcioc Sonoe-nchr bate er nitt
ilebenO IN Die Siifte.
Die aoiafen iprangen alb; bl
iprah JIG Der feline Moris bereits mi.
iiih az. 0os ~periobnte Die wiloen
SoIbaten, lie betrnhteten ibn mitlei.
Dig unb iaben, ooB beim fleinen Wo,
ris nidJt piel 6u bolen iei. Mber OILS
8eianacller mllBtcu lie i'm bod) nit
ncbrncil.
.8oit mcircr TGicr, waS TOUT ibr
iciu iiir acyniithlid,c Gent. gber
Dclln lie mid, tbuu oIlStauidJen, oi,
Seitcrrcider, ioll es nid,t beiBpn ooS
Der Woris mar icig."
Or bling ieine aappe an einen
9olrnt, mo bat Die Rpiafen, auf Die
ielbc Su ifieBen. Die ariniten uno
beluitigteu iif bamit, Die 9appe sil
burd,lobern. Damn lieB err JIG ein.
balten, ieste pofl Stol5 bic burdp
lOherte 8uppe aui, nno hing ieine
gIuie an Seren SteIle bin, Damn ben
Wantel, iino ihIieBIif aud Die Sole.
Gen Roiafen mahte Die SdieBerei
ben sroBten SpaB, bis ibncn Die Mii.
milton auseegangen fpar. Wit Der
ifonitcn Wicne, Die er MIR MAIDEN
fonntc, bat Der 0toris JIG, oh lie nidt
nod Elm paur Gatronen b1tten. Ser.
geblidl es iuar aleS perld)oIlen
lporoen.
9o Sog Der NoriB Scildenltcin
blisifncl 0cn Heuolper ans Dem
Sticielidmit, belt i'm brobeno &c
ipannt. mo erfl1rte Die 12 aoiafen
mir 9ciongcn. Gr IieB lie uorousmar.
itieren, nabm ieine ourfloderten
aleioer alri Den arm, mo fiibrtc Die
5lpoIi ben niht mcbr fcrnen otter.
rcifiiden Sorpplten Sl,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
;Seine.8 ebenftafel III Sunbun entfcrnf.

Die r@oiiiife 3einlng" bcrid)tet,
ooB Die @eoenftaiel. ipcIfe fir ben
ocltIf,en Sprifsr Scinrih Seine oil
cillcn Suus in Scr Grapen Street il,
Sonoon angcbradt mor, pom bort cit.
fcrnt poroen lit neil ,Scinc Elm
Icutid)er mar.
.(es 0iiritc befonnt icin, 0uB ser
ocutid,e auiier itctS irnteriaat hat,
Seinrit Seine III GeutihIano elm
Oenfmal 81 erriften. Die 8rob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
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~ "" " c l y c II talcn0e
~ . I / o 3 burf",
itretbt Scrpe i'll cinem 2eitartifcl
Der "Tictoirc", otrpb ber> bel Salpz
ntfi nrtb an Der Sommc c~rru1t9cucu
SrfHgc. Ste 8ciidter lpurcn id,on
nllc lang gcipprocn lpegeu ser @nte
tduld'un9, Die nus uniere gutcn Ser
biinoeteit, Die Numdnicr. bercitct
BADEN. llnb MN. bn Die allnhe bon
Dem u%ntcrgans bes Sruppcntransz
port nmpfcrs .@uuia" fommt, bn
pcroiiitcrn Tie iif nod mcbr. Gin
bcrrlihcs. funfcInagclncucs Sdiff
bon $4,000 Sonncu irur bic ais
3tltstren5er bcitiidtc y@aIlia", bic
1000 Scrben unb Sran5oicn nab
Snloniti bringcn iontc, I'M MiitteIs
nicer abcr. ipabriheinlid in Der Ndbc
bon Sarpinieu ODER aoriita, ciucnt
eeutld)en ltntericeboot SIM Spfcr fic(.
Die Wnnitiun erplobicrtc beint critcn
SdnB, ipoab bnS iiufeubc Sdiif nidt
cinntal nm Silfe ruieu fonutc. Gs lit
Die aatuitropbc scr yTropcncc" in
ncuer. IrfIugc. Mnn fam iid nod
10 pft iaecu, baB icDtr Saa Sicics
&rleacs mcbr Spfer foitct. ais Die
Sorpcoierung zines Sruppeutnaus@
portIhiffeS in Der Nrt Der ,@aIia"
uno .Srouence", oas pl0Blide Scr
ltlptnocn iold' eiucs iolbatenbeIaocz
men 8ieIcnoampiers iast ms cinen
Sd3allocr Den Hiiden binab, 9eecn
ben ms uuc Shrcicu ocs norbert
ld)cn &rtc8cs nod nift nbgeitumpit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

Vto'd)ltc eiguen uno Oicicl6cn itctS
ebenlo raid mie prd3is uuicrtiaen.
Snlolpeit fonute oIio jeocr in Der
2bat lein eieener Sd)luiier meroen,
ulto III oieIen 8dacn weniaitens mdrc
Dies iebr erpiinift. IS lit nllr pieI.
leidt ST bei.irdtelt, oaB 0ieie No.
'd'ine nllh cine S%d,attenieitc cnt.
pldeln fonntc, lie mag aGmlid) fir
Glubred)cr ebeniall& piQfommcn lett
uno iblicn Die Nusiihung ibreS SouS.
perfs coer Die &orbercituug ou3ll
erleid,tern!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
S5ier Suieu? Sieberifh? Wrippe?

Sic bebiirieu Or. Sings Nep, Sis
cooerh. llm Die grfaItuus gu furteren;
Die bciIcnoen balian1iid)eu Seitanbs
tbeilc linoern Die cut5iinoctc ShIeims
baut hes Saiics, Die anti ientiiGeu
@i9cnitaitcn tDbten bic Seine mn
Sbrc Grtdltung lii baIb ~turicrt. 81.
Sings Mem Giscoperu III ieif IS Sab
rem i'll Sauienben pon 6eimcn Dos an
ertonnte Seilmittel fir 9uiten uno
Grtdltur9en. 3olen sic nod beutc
cine SIaihe, oamit Sic es ltets bel
Sliteu, grfdltunseu, Group, Grippe
unO allen SalsIeioen CUR 6ano baben.
Su Sbrer Gpotbefe. 50 Gcnts.-
Nn6eiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
@crtandnnsen nnb 0errcnfnnsen
gclinnert.

Sloan's Ointment liubcrt id]nell
Die Sdmer5eu bel &eritauhunscn,
8errcnfuneen, Guctihungen nnb
lleberanitrengung Der Wusfeln. gs
lit cine reinlihe SliiiIiefeit, lcid,t an
5lfpenben nnb brin9t obre reibcu Gin.
Slonn's Ointment bcfledt ipcber Die
Saut, nod pcritcpft es Ole Sautpprcn.
mic CO itnnIsise Yilaitcr unb CHIT
me,ts tbun. Sir hroniite rbelima
tide SGnerSen. Gerralgic, @id,t uno
2un1baeo baltic man bieles ipobIbes
fannie @eilntittel sur Sano. Die
Shmer5cu o grippe uno lleberdrs
itrengung iueroen baburt idneI aes
linbert. Sn allen Ipotbefeu. 25 Cts.
-InScioe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

felo mt bonn ltnteriee Der eilt fliidtiaer
&rieger an9efommen. Is mar ober
Elm 9eltifer, Der bonn S6IoB War.
baf) Der cincn Iangpeiligeu mo
troiti9cn Acknowledgements SIT cinem
slbitedcr in bic Sfrpcii bcuiltte.
glllf or i6a itrefemuctic oui Ocn
aniccn gcrutid)t lem. Gcricl6c iiirf.
tctc, al Ole Sront Slt fomnlcn mo
pnroe ioiort naf, ct. @nlen per.
ihidt.
|S-|-+|
GS lpbnt lid, bic 4n5eigeu III lcien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

eollrtp oSer Sopnibip an aert bcorob.
ten SteIlen Gcmentmouefn balten
IniIel, I'M meitere geiddoigllngen 81
perhlitcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

ltottc DcS 0id)tcr& befinSct lid oui
Dem Yere Sad)aiie.airbboi in Garis.
Die Mc0.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05
MOlIinger Medicine Co.

20SR. West Ohio ST., v. :. Pittsburgh. Pa
BeIm SHretben erpdbHe man oleies Slaii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-04-05

If madden cine ctipos
buiterc linb ouf Die
u c / b c II fnlcnbc
n, 1a
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
CHURCH NOTICES


- congregational Church
Services on Sunday at 1000 A. M.
and 500 o'clock p. M.
Sunday School at l1:15 A. VI.
Next Sunday the school will com
mence their "Trip to Palestine.'. Every
scholar should be present and get thel.
ticket.
Methodist Church
Next Sunday morning at the Metho-
dist church the pastor in compliance
with the request Of Herbert Hoover
Food Commissioner, will preach on the
subject: Food Control" Text: John s
II. And when they were filled, he saith
unto his disciples, Gather up the broken
pieces which remain over, that nothing
be lost"
At the Sunday school session spec
ial Offering will be received for the
Red Cross. President Wilson has is
sued an apepal to all American Sunday
Schools for Red Cross aid and the
Board of Sunday Schools of the Metho-
dist church is trying to raise 100000.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
No Sunday School on Sunday.
The congregation will hold its an
nual Mission Festival at Frank Tank s
farm, four miles south east Of Sauk
Centre. Mission services will be held in
the open afr The morning services will
be conducted by Rev. F. w. Lark of st.
Cloud in German at 1000 o'clock. The
afternoon services in English at 2:3O p.
m, by Rev. Theo.s Gutknecht, who was
missionary in India for nine years.
The ladies of the" congregation will
serve lunch at noon.
Everybody is welcome.
julius A. Stein, Pastor.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

One of the matters of great concern to farmers
just is the question of governmental food control
and price fixing. AS to the effect of pending meas
ures, opinions differ but that before long the Gov
ernment will find considerable control of produc-
tion and exchange necessary, is widely conceded.
There is however, not complete agreement as to
how such control will affect farming interests. Wide
spread effort has been made to stimulate production
of many of the food crops, and very naturally the
farmers feel that where they incur heavy expense
in an attempt to increase output, there should be
reasonable assurance that the prices received for
their products shall not fall below certain mini
mum. And this feeling especially prevails inasmuch
as maximum price to consumers is proposed on
some farm products.
Artificial prices, substituted for those usually es-
tablished by the law of supply and demand, consti
tute strong factor with which the American farmer
must now deal. 1t is realized that the govern
mental function is two-edged sword for while its
exercise in some cases may benefit the farmer, in
others it's advantage may be largely with the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
Farming Interests

consumer of farm products than with the grower of
them.
The sitaution is, of course, abnormal and calls
for regulation which, in ordinary times, would be
automatically affected by the law of supply and de-
mand. I'D. ..-
In speaking of the Northwest, "The Zone of
Plenty" Mr. L. w. Hill, of the Greet Northern rail-
way, said that "Alone in normal times, with pop
ulation only 5A per cent of the total population OF
the United States it produces 27 cent of the total
agricultural output of the entire nation. 1t produces
about 100000 bushels of wheat year, 81 per
cent of the barley; it mills 38 cent of the flour;
it raises 80 per cent of the nations flax. Twenty
five per cent of the nations bread is spread with but
ter from the Zone of Plenty"
Unusual consumption of cotton and only mod
eerately favorable outlook at present for the grow
ing crop have put the price of this important staple
above any fgrues reached in recent years.
There has been some halting in the rise in the
price of corn due to improved crop conditions Wheat
also is no longer moving sensationally upward.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

Kirghis cottage at Spring Park will
break up this Thursday after a hilar-
ious two weeks outing. The nurses
will depart for their various homes
the same day. Miss Anna Hansen has
been hostess.
THE LADIES' AFTERNOON
bridge club had the unusual pleasure
Wednesday of meeting at the summer
cottage of Mrs. w. o. P. Hilsdale. The
cluo 4eft in the morning in the Whit
son and Parker cars and spent the day
at the lake. -
THE LADIES' AID OF THE ME-
thodist church will have their regular
meeting at the church parlors Thurs
day, July fifth, at two-thirty.
as.z.x, s,s,st==zz ~s-*<.@i*
MISS FRANCES, EDDY WAS HOST
,ess this Thursday noon to a luncheon
an honor of the nurses who have been
the guests of Miss Anna Hansen al
Spring Park during the past two weeks
Covers were laid for eight.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that bids for
the construction of the Rural School
building at the Stear1s County fair
grounds, Sauk Centre, will be receiv-
ed up and until Monday evening,
July 2, 1917, at p. m. The bids must
be separated as follows: One bid for
labor; one for lumber; one bid for
hardware; one bid for concrete work
and one for painting. All bids must
be designated on outside of envelope
the kind of work bidding on. The bids
will be opened at meeting Of the
Fair Association to be held at the
Sauk Centre Commercial Club rooms
on the above date. For plans and spe-
cifcations call on Secretary A. +.
Strebel at Merchants National Bank.
The right is hereby reserved to reject
any or all bids.
adv-3-4 A. F. Strebel, Sec.
WANT COLUMN
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
WATER PRESSURE IS POOR

Keep all faucets and water taps clos
ed as much as possible. I have been
informed that at some residences and
business places the faucets and gar
den hose are running day and night
Please do not let the city water run
when it is not absolutely necessary
Unless we can keep more pressure oul
city will be obliged to install meters
in every place with city water connec-
tons. 4-5 ID,
"A. J.. DuBeau, Mayor.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
A Note of Appreciation

The committee in charge of the
Non-Partisan League picnic held at
Fairy lake on Tuesday wish to express
their very sincere appreciation to v
L. Burgess for the very fine box OF
oranges presented to the committee in
charge of the picnic, aid the conamit-
tee expresses the hope that each OF
the orangesyso generously donated
shall sprout into a live Partisan
league member, and that they will al
ways buy groceries from Mr.. Burgess
adv-pd The Committee.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
How Our Flat
Work Service
Hell ps You.....

The average family washing
consists of large amount of bed
ding, table linen, towels, etc.
(Which are called fiat wOrk) and
and wearing apparel, according to
the size of the family.
We will wash and iron all of
this fiat work. We will wash,
starch and dry all of the other
goods. This service relieves you
of the heaviest part of "wash
day." leaving wou only the iron
ing if the wearing apparel.
ISN'T 1T A WORTH SERVICE?
COST BUT &c PER POUND
(Phone 81.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

Louis Luhmann of Preston, Mimi, an
old friend of the Herald editor, and
one Of the examiners in the State Bank
ing Department. was a very pleasant
caller at the Herald Office this Thurs
day morning.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
THE HESPADIA CLUB, UNDER

The HESPADlA CLUB, UNDER
whose auspices the photo play "In
Again, Out Again." was given at the
Caughren theatre, Monday night, tast-
ed the sweets of success as a result of
their efforts. Both the afternoon and
evening houses We're crowded. In
fact the ushers were forced to bring in
extra chairs for the evening perform
ance to accommodate the audience.
The club showed wisdom in the Sc
lection of their music and the entire
evening was the more enjoyable ION
account of the .nine-piece orchestra,
which knew of what really good music
consisted. They also knew what they
were doing in their selection Of the
play. There have been nothing but
expressions of satisfaction since. 1t
was a combination of comedy and win
some seriousness that is hard to find
in any production, and which Douglas
Fairbanks alone knows how to get
away with. The pleasure of being
-ushered by beautiful ladies' in Red
Cross uniforms was worth the price
gallant Boy Scouts .ushered and sold
wonderful home made candy before,
during, between and after the acts.
The net proceeds amounted to some
thing over $75 part of which will be
given to the American Red Cross, the
remainder being kept for the mater
ials needed in the work the club is do
ing.
The members of the club appreciate
the interest taken IN the SHOW ana
wish ito thank all those who assisted
wish to thank all those who assisted
Beau, the orchestra, the Boy Scouts
and those who loaned decorations and
costumes.
THE ICE CREAM SOCIAL GIVEN
by the members of the San Souci club
last Friday night was success as far
as the ladies were concerned. How
ever, the weather, disapproved as it
frequently does at an out-of-door fes-
tival, and kept many at home who
would otherwise have made it point
to attend. Several cars were offered
which conveyed those who wished to
20 to the Sullivan residence, where
the social was held. These were lib
orally decorated with Red Crosses,
while the gentle chaufeuresses were
garbed in gowns that reminded one
of the profession. The lawn and spa
cious porch at the Sullivan home was
decorated with American flags and
Red Cross banners. In the evening
the grounds were electrically lighted.
The Sauk Centre band was engaged
which brought many that might not
have come otherwise. The amount
collected was about thirty dollars.
MR.. AND MRS. LLOYD ADAMS
who were married Saturday at the
home of the brides parents in Mime
apolis, are spending a portion Of their
honeymoon here in Sauk Centre as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walstrom.
The Young couple will be at home in
DeSmet, South Dakota after July
first.
THE, HERALD WAS IN ERROR
last week when it gave the impression
that the members of the division OF
the Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
= church were only those mentioned in
the account. The remainder Of the di-
vision were unable to be present..
tt
THE HOUSE PARTY AT THE
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

4 -
LOST Blask, light coat, between
Sauk Esntre and Lake Amelia, Sun
day. Finder please return to H. E.
Wilcox-3-tf
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FARVIEW FARM-For sale, 160
acres and a 40-acre tract of choice
improved farm land joining city limits
of Sank Centre. For prices and terms
inquire of F. P. Minette. 49tf
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

WANTED-A competent girl for
general housework. Mrs. j. A. Caugh-
rem. 3-4
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-The Schneiderhahn
farm miles north of Sauk Centre
16O acres. Price $55 per acre. See
or address owner, F. P. Minette, Sauk
Centre. 49tf.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

LOST-Sunday, June II, between
Sauk Centre and Lake Amelia, Willard,
lady's black broadcloth suit coat, lin
ed with gray satin. Finder return to
H. E. Wilcox at Wedge Harware Co.,
for reward. 1tc
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-Household furniture
at bargain. For particulars inquire
of Henry Fielding, or the owner, Al
Ian Vessey: 2-3
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-Purple Barron, bay
pacing colt, 2 years old, well broke and
by Sidney Barron, Dam Kathryn c.
For sale or trade for anything I can
use. A. ]. DuBeau, Palmer House.4-5
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28
NOTICE TO PATRONS

I will start my annual vacation next
week, and my dental offices will be
closed from July to 18, inclusive. Pa
irons are urged to govern themselves
accordingly. H. F. Henemann, Dentist.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

!. FENCE POSTS-I have several
hundred fence posts for sale at price
ranging from cents up. Chas Hough-
ton. 1tf Mol
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR RENT-Seven room house,
formerly occupied by F. B. Nutting'
R. R. Kells. 4
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR RENT-Farm. Inquire Of
Mrs. E. Cordell. 4-5p
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

HOUSEHOLD GOODS-For sale at
Diehl's residence. Inquire of Mrs.
Molitor. 3-4
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house on Pine street. j. F. Coyle. 1tf
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-One thousand oak
posts. Inquire at Dan Collins farm.
2-4p
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

wANTED-Live Poultry. Cash paid
for Poultry. Now is the time to sell
your broilers weighing Ia lbs. and
over. Always In the market for all
kinds of poultry. Swift & Company,
Dubois building, Sauk Centre. 1t
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

FOR SALE-My 1917 seven-passen-
ger Overland automobile in good con-
dition, at bargain. A. J. DuBeau,
Palmer House. Alt
The Sauk Centre herald., 1917-06-28

THE HOUSE PARTY AT THE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-25

and Miss Jean Marie Sutton were the hostesses.
 Those who were invited to meet Mrs. Semple were Mrs Ed Warren, Miss Madeline Cotton, Mrs. Frederic Dow and Mrs Edward W. Fucker, Jr, Miss Margaret Builder entertained at a pretty luncheon Friday at the w. D. Smith home on Graymont Heights. where she and her mother, Mrs. John Builder, are spending the summer.
 The guest of honor was Miss Stephanie Levert of Louisiana, and those who were invited to meet her in this delightful way were: Miss Mar garet and Miss Mamie Morrow, Miss Rosa Wilson, Miss Katherine and Miss Torrance Redd and Miss Martha Prince
 An especially effective arrangement of red white and blue flowers in a central silver epergne added to the pleasure of the eye, and a. delicious luncheon was served at 1 o'clock.
 AS souvenirs of this happy occasion there was at each cover a white fan tied with red, white and blue ribbons to emphasize the spirit of the times.
 Mrs J. Rivers Carter gave a large Luncheon Friday at the Tutwiler in compliment to Miss Stephanie Levert of New Orleans.
 Those who were invited to meet Miss Levert were Miss Elizabeth Jordan. Miss Margaret Builder, Miss Mamie and Miss Margaret Morrow, Miss Edwina Thaggard, Miss Madeline Jacobs Mrs. Florence Jordan and Mrs. Fred Leveret.