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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
5uo.Dafota.

@atertp,p,t. - Die SI6 Dafota
@artoffelpflan3er @ereinignng tpiro
in Der ndditen 2eetsIatur Situng
cine spe6iolbeminigung bon $1,000
gum 3mede milienidoftltder Inter
iudp1ng 5ur 8efdaffung beiierer &ar-
toffeln berlangen.
6lanbrea1. - Die Yoli3ei iudt,
nod Yerionen, Die in sic 8obn11n-
gen bon 8rou Mrdie @egs nn6 Carl
Gairs @ift marfen. Sc nir6 bermu-
tet, BOB Mutooiebe Sic Eater maren,
melde oas Mntomobil bon Sobn Sui
lei 1tablen nn6 entmti6ten.
@oneitiel. Ser. @ei6afsteil
ser @tn6t, sic 1900 ginwobner 5ablt
lit bon einem Seuer, meldes in ei=
nem @isbaus ausbra6, nobe5n ger
itort poroen. Ser S6aoen nitro ii6
ehpo o1tf 100000 belaufen.
Oanfton. &iibner0tpbe, 6ie lett
lebten Sriibiabr in Oanfton GonntD
ibr l1npeien treiben, baben big leBt
cine 8ente I'M @erte bon nngefabr
$4,000 gemabt.
Glarf. - ga Sic bieIige Creamery
neuli6 ourd Sel1er 5erIt0rt muroe,
boben sic Mf%tieninbober bei6loiien,
Die @eieui6aft auf5ul0ien.
merSeen. - Sic 8eb0r6en nnter<
iu6ten sic 2ei6e zines bon @bertff
Sad Mortin eri6oiienen 8anoiten
mel6er lt9 Ser 8erbaftung 1pieOer~
iebte. 3uerit fan0 man anf letner
@dide sic Snitialen ~. 6. nno man
oodte es mdre Coming S'Gonnor,
ser I'M gar5en 2an6e eeiu6te @erbre-
der. Muf einem 3ettel in ietner
&leibertai6e itanoen Die Namen Wol<
ter Gable, Snlmo, &oniaS; 81. S.
8romn, Dallas Seras, nnb 6. 6.
8ruba6er, Sopefa, &aniaS. Na6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

unb Grdiioent Ser Bieitgen nSirit Sea
tionnl ganf" tpl1rbe BEL einem pluto
nnfau anf Ser Steue aet0tet.
Meau 9ra6ec. - Ser 10 Sabre
olte Granf Suite aus Der bieiigen
Gegenb bot iih fiir5lid bas eben
geuommen, in6em er itd nit elmer
5drotflinte eridoB. Mls @run6 miro
%ongegeben oaB per irnge Mann ieit
longem ni6t ge1uno mar.
Miuut. 80 Sic Staatsbebor6e fir
ginld)dt,rng bat lal,t 8eriht bon An-
6itor 81. %. &ennar6 bon Der Stats-
Gar &ommiI1ion Sic Sarmlanoerei-
en- bon @aro gountD nm bret Nro-
3ent n~ieoriger eingeihdtt als boriges
Sabr. - 81. @eorg q. McSarlanb
muroe oIs neuer Brdioent Der bieii<
gen Normalidule eingefabrt. Mm
gn6e oes pierten AuartaIs oes Sdnl-
iabres o%biolpierten 81 Stl6enten
ser sdnle. - Ser 6reiidbrige Sobn
bon Serrn uno Srau 6. g. @ulo
peridIudte cine 8roide, gum Slid
blieb oieielbe ober in Der &eble itefen,
mo- lie our9 cine Operation beraus=
genomme11 peroen muBte, na66em oie
Mer5te 5,aerit &ontgenitrab1en onge<
monot botten, I'M sic 2dnge genau gu
erieben.
Minart. = &orp Diners, &arf-
poli5ilt, bat I'M 9iitrifteeri6t eegen
Is. S. @tpelep bon Moblp, Mont.,
megen @%erle11moung cine S6ooener-
Iabflage i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 ein<
gerei6t. Ct mur0e a11f 8%eranlaliung
bon SmeeleD berbaftet un0 tam ms
I@efGngnis, ga i'm Der Mann aus
Monona bei6ul6igte, INN $3.50 ge-
itoblen 5u boben.
Sarge. - 81 9reibiaiion 1T in
Mor0 9afota nabe5n been6et. Ser
f@ei5enertrog lit bon 8 Biz at 25
8uibel gum Mder, 1t1r6 @erite, Softer
nn6 anoere @etrei6eiorten geben etnen
beiferen @rtrog, als! bies felt mebre=
rem Sabren Ser SAL tpar.
8ra1b SORTS. g. 81. Slion
Setter Ser &egierungs : Goat : Mn=
1eben Office, fat %angefun6igt, oaB
oieie Mnleben aus Sen Sabren 1921
un6 1922 ieBt %foleftiert mer6en fol-
len. 0ie Mnleibe 1921 betrdgt ST.
100000 un6 sic bon 1922 betrng
49, 100000. = Sberiff 6. 6. Ste=
mart bon @rnn6 Sorts County, CAB
|9ienitag befannt 6aB 5ur &orbeug=
1tng zines SaQes bon 2pn6iulti5,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
.foro bleibt felt.

Detroit, Did. II. Sept. Mls
9roteit gegea 0ie ieiner 4niidt nod
unperidamten aoblen nno 5tabl
preiie, begann Senrp Serb Cams
tag nit Der bon ibmm bereits an
gefunoigten S6liebung ieiner in De-
troit, Wi9, gelegenen M11tomobtl-
fabrifen. Sobalb 6ie leBte 5didte
Der Mrbeiter am Mben6 lire Mrbeit be-
en6et, fommt aQe meitere Gdtigfeit
81 einem borldufigen gnbe 100000
Mrbeiter neroen. bon Dem gntihlub
in Mitleioenidaft ge3ogen. Mit Der
8etrtebseiniteQung Der Serb : Gabri-
fen biirften audi cine &eibe anoerer
nnternebmungen, Die brett fir Gorb
lieferten, our Nie0erlegnng Ser Mr-
belt ge5tpungen tperben.
Sn ieier Dor einigen 8o4en in
6teiem 8~uiammenbang erlaiienen CT
flarung batte Gorb Die 8ebauptung
mfgeitelt, 6aB in @irfli9feit feline.
&oblennot ertftiere, bag 8ubIifum
bielmebr bon Ben @rubenbeibern aus
%rei'ter @etpinnin@t "geidr0pft tperoe.
Ole lebte @ode brabte 1pobl eini-
&c 8e1iernng IN ser algemeinen Sob
%lenitnotion, mie 8eamte Serbs su=
gaben, batten aber feinen GinfIuB
onf ben 8eidluB elmer 8eitmeiien Mr-
beitseinitellung.
Sn Der &iper &onge : 6abrif, no
$4,000 2eute beidaftigt iin6, mur6e
nit Ser Sdlieiung 0es 8etriebes ser
Mnfang gema6t nn6 Sen Mrbeitern
erfldrt, 6oB lie big ouf meitereS ni9t
5n fommen bra1t6ten un0 man lie bon
elmer Wieoeroufnabme ser Mrbeit per-
1tanotgen merbe. SIM 2ou fe 0es So
ges mrr6en Damn 6ie meiteren Mnlu-
gen cine nod ser an6eren geidlolien;
lint Wfitterna6t rnbte bereitS ale Eaz
tigfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21


|Gbomos M.'Mradef, Elm Aufieber Der
Greet Nortbern @abn Der Sorn-
tag einen itreifenoe1, Werfitdttenar-
better ,amenS Noolpb 9urpur an
geidoiien nnb idper perlebt batte
aus bem gountpgefdnanis, no er obne
8urgidaft f~eitgebaIten tporoen, nod
einem anoeren Gefdngnis, 6as mebr
Siderbeit biete, iiberfiibrt neroen
miiroe. gtaatsantpalt Sbeo. g..
gltern %erfIdrten, BOB fir ben SAL
Bnrpur iterben iolltet gegenMradef ei
ne ouf Morb lauten6e Anflage erbo-
ben perbe11 miirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
3neitaieno Maut bleiben 5tpefs
geriorgung Ser &ofsGfen befddftigt.
Sic stimmmng III Berlin.

Berlin. 10. Sept. aSn 8egier.
ungsfreiien in Berlin tperben Die
Nadrtdten aus Garis, Winiiterprd-
|iioent 8oincare brange auf energiides
@oreeben gegen 6as 3eutide Meid,
auf antpenoung reuer 3pangsmite
tel, berbaltnismdBig rubig anfgenom-
men. 8ubem geben gorienfreiie II.
bic Breiie Der @egierung 5u berite-
FER, 2O,OOO,0O0 Branf @olo auf bas
|@onto pribater Gor6erungen fonnten
an Granfrei6 aus 100000 Marf
|8olo beitritten merben bie fir oieien
|3mef bereits bereit geiteIlt ieien,
tpeni1 nrr Die ubrigen entente : Mdd-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
UorozDafotd.

9idiniun. Sri. gibian Gunner
tpuroe ais 5eitpetlioe gonntpibat-
meifterin ernannt, a%nitelle bon 6. g.
E,rner, ser r%eIignierte. Sri. Snrrer
bat brei Sabre lang als Slfs-Gonns
tplbasmeiiter bas @mt berieben.
Sarge. - Ser 17iabrige Sames
sssndes fiel bon einem 8anme berab
,1nb trus totlide @erletungen oabor.
@ein &iidgrat m,r6e gebroden.
Mimpt. = Sic meiiten Madfragen
nod 0reidern i'm l1mfreiie bon 60
Meilen iinb nod Mngabe bon GlDbe
NelIon bonn Minot 8unbesarbeits-
biiro b%efrieoiet. 9ie Madfragen be.
Iaufen fid auf so Biz 20 Monn per
Sag. - Sn Der Nabe bon Minot rid.
tete Elm Sturm bel ~Shaoen an, aue
TelepbonIinien paren> nnterbro6en.
-8ie 81. 81. Brit9ett bon bier, Der
eine Sarm in ser Na6bari@aft, bon
Deering beiist, beridtet, Dob Moben
munberpole Mrbeit an ser 8ertilgung
bon &euidreden perridten. l1eberan
iino sic gogel gu ieben mo- Die Seu-
{dreden aufta16en. - Cine Der be-
iten 8e%i5enernten pir6 bon ser Sobn
6. 2otpe Tarm nobe ser Drtidaft San
Soof heridtet, po % 8uibel per Mcre
eeoroiden tp,1r6en. IuBeroem lit Ser
@ei5en bon iebr gutter Gualitat.
Crosby. v@e0 Bob @ei5en".
bat a,tf ser S. sminood'i6en Sarm
cine Gurdidnittsernte bon IS 81&ibel
per Mcre ereeben. 9ie Saot bat Ser
Sormer i'm Sriibiabr bon Canada be-
soger.
@abpetun. - Sier iin0 sic Grill
Iingsi fmeitern MarianL Selen nn0
Mlice &arder, IS Sabre. alt ii6 10.
1bnlid boB ieIbit lire @ltern fte ni6t
11nterideiben f0nnen menn sic Ma6=
d)en sic Mugen f6lteBen.
&ptttnealt. - Sic &ingfaianen in
Sen S1trtIe Mountoins nno in BEN
SCOT Sins iino our9 1as Sagogeieb
nit S6on5eit be6a6t Dor6en. Nnf
Ser @il0farm io1en mebrere Sei6e
NIT Soreuen beiebt tper6en.
&bber. - Son Soma trafen Mn=
fragen nod 100 5tid @teb elm, tpel>
noes BORT auf beri6ie6enen Sarmen
5u Moit5tpeden getpiinf6t miro. Sea-
mentli6 Sablinge meroen b%erlangt.
&atbgate. - 8. 8. @olmes, SO
Sabre alt, Der friibere Staatsou6itor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
te oann Eeutidlano gegeniiber Wad>

te O4HH 1eullltIutIO BeDe1IHl 91
iidt iibten.
Mu~senblidlih %ertoartet man ales
bon ben nnterbanolnngen, Die Neids.
banfbireftor &abenitein in 2onoon
nit Ser engliiden genf fibrt. Mnf
Dem Nudtpeg bon bort 1pirb 9nDer1,
ifein in Mmiteroam einen 8eriud ma
den, sic @anf bon &oaano 5a beitim~
men, eiren Eel Der @arantte fir
|Deutidlan6 8elgien gegenuber az j.
bernebmen; Der Blan 5u oieien Inter
banoIungen IL, bob Die 8anf bon
England uno Die BON &olano in Ell
mem balben Sabr Die 3ablungen an
'8elgien leiiten unb bafir Wedfel beg
.oeutfden 8eidsidabamtes auf anoert~
baIb Sabre a%nnebr1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

elmer Bbotogropbie bon 0'@onnor
tam 6ie 8ebor6e 6abor ab, Sen @r=
i6oiienen ols 0'@onnor ein5utragen.
@s tpur6e photographer bon ibm,
ieinen Gdtomiernngen nn6 Singer
ab6rude bergeItelt, moro1tf 6os 8e=
grabnis erfolgte. = 8dbren6 &err
nn6 Grou SC. S. 2in0gren nit So.
Mile ii6 anf Ser Sri State Sair
amiiiterten, brannte ibr Saus ob. Mls
lie 5uriidfebrten, tpar 6as @aus ber=
ldpun6en, bas Gener erloi6en nn6
6te M0bel 6es eri item Stodperfs Itan=
ben i'm Sreien. Nn6born batten oos
6el1er entoedt, sic Suren e%ingebro=
den nn6 berousgebolt> mas nod gu
retten mar.
SSnron. = Die &%onpention 0es
Si6 Dafrtaer &elerbe Sffi5ters=
forps. BET ser etpa so Offi5iere an
meien6 maren, nur6e bon Sberlt 6.
8. @ngelsbD bon @otretopn, &on1<
man6eur 6es 356. Snfanterieregie=
ments er0ffnet. SIM &riegSfaue tre-
ten oieie 0ffi3iere iofort IN bie 8un=
6esarmee Elm .
8ernarb. - Sic fon1olo6ierte
S6ulbebor6e lieB fir lire S6ulge=
bdu6e einen arteiii6en Drummer bob=
rem, Ser 1880 SUB tief unb Der tiefite
I'M n0r6lt6en @i6 : 2ofota lit. Ct
liefert einen Battle-Ground bon so Bf0::
auf Ben Ql1a6rot 3oI l1no es lit ltr=
mogli6 bas @olier in Sic 2eitnngs=
robren 51 3pingen, Ga lie ane plaben.
80 mubte eire 1te11e Waiierleitnt1g in=
ltauiert mer6en.
Seabuoob* - Die bieiige 8oli3et
in6t na6 5tpei 8anoiten, Die 6em Wo=
t%oriten @rneit Smitb bon Sill GitD
anfielen un6 nm Iein @el0 iomte iein
Nl1fomobfl berarbten.
Welette. Gin anf nnerflarlt9e
lmitan6e 5uriid5nfiibren6er 8ron0 Ell
mes Staues> brabte Sonntag sic GIN
tpobneridaft Melettes GIT Dem @nt-
l6lnB CUR Selbfbilfe 5u g%reifen, l1nt
iid 8ran0itifter bonn 2eibe GIT bal
ten, Nm 5amstag aben6 NOR fnapp
nod Dem Hni1ieren eines groBen Gou=
renautos cine @ap Halmer geborige
ES6eune in 8rano geraten. Mit oem
E@ebanoe gingen, audi @etreioe un0
Slide i'm 8erte bon $4,000 gu @run=.I
Be. Gags 3l1oor tnaren in Ser Na9.
bori6aft 5tpei inter nobe3lt Sen glei=
den 8egleiterldetn11ngen Dor ii6 ge-
benoe 8ran6e fonitatiert nor6en. Sc
3oeSrnol tporen al1d gleib5eitig nit
benz 8rano Diebereien borgefomnten,
1oooB 8ronoitiftltng 10 gut tpie err
mieien erideint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

Sranfrei@ bat iib angeblib genet
CERT, Bic gntideioung Ser @eporati<
onsfrage Ser 9oIferIiga gu iiberloifen.
les gibt nengierige 2eute, sic germ
niifen m0;dten, tuo5u oenn eigentlid
bic B0IferIiga 81 lit.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

payable by the manufacturer, pro.
ducer or importer, and no by the
purchaser, as required by the Reve-
nue. Act of 1918. The manufacturer
may reimburse. himself, by agree.
ment with the purchase, by quot ng
the selling price and tax in separate
and exact amounts, or by stating to
the purchaser in advance of the sale;
what portion OF the quoted price rep
resents the price charged for the
article, and what portion represents
the tax.
The taxes on sporting goods, item
mis- rackets, fishing, baseball and
football uniforms, fishing reds, etc. !
are repealed, also the taxes on chew
ing gum, portable electric fans, ther-
mostatic containers, articles made Of
fur and toilet articles and musical in
struments.
The tax on sales Of jewelry, real or
imitation, is, s per cent, and is pay
able by the vendor. The tax ON the
sale of works Of art (paintings, stat
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05
PUTS LIARS IN TWO CLASSES
Talks Loudly and the Other 70
Almost inaudible.

? When q man, ordinarily truthful, u
lying, to shield some one else, he feels
so ashamed Of himself that he talks
In an Junnaturally low tone of voice.
You ask him to speak louder, and he
does so for moment. showing that
the trouble does not rest his vocal
powers, but q few seconds later he re-
lapses into tones almost inaudible. He
feels that he has to tell the lie, but
he doesn't want anybody to hear him.
This habit of talking almost In a whis-
per Is characteristic of panhandlers
On the street-telling an obviously
concocted hard-luck story asa means
OF getting money, writes Fred G. KeJ
ly, In Leslie's.
Sometimes, IN the other hand. the
liar takes exactly the opposite tack,
and talks unnaturally ioud-to hide the
fact that he really desires to talk low.
Another frequent mannerism Of the
liar who is ashamed or embarrassed. 10
disposition unconsciously to keep
his hand over HIS mouth, or make .
frequent protective gesture Of the
hand in front Of his face because he
would really like to shut out the rest
Of the world and do his enforced lyins
whsrs nobody could hear or zee AiD
- IL Iii = =
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05
Legion team has booked game with
this quint for Monday evening, Janu-
ary 16.
Great Northern to Start
Million Dollar Car Worl,
Railway Announces Program for Re
I building All Wooden Passenger
Coaches Into Steel Cars.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. President
Ralph of the Great Northern today
announced plans for rebuilding the
roads wooden passenger coaches into
all steel cars III the company's own
shops, involving an expendi ure OF
about $1,000, ,060 The company also
is buying 80 new steel coaches at q
cost Of $750,e00.
Ordinarily the rebuilding of pas
senger coaches is done in outside
shops. President Budd said:: 'sWe
probably could have it done for less
money elsewhere, but it was thought
desirable under present conditions to
keep our own men busy and spend
the money in our own commune
ties"
The Great Northern program will
prove an important factor in reliev.
ine the unemployment situation thia
President Budd also announced q
large, number of the 1000 clerks lait
oft recently will be re-employet
early in January. --s
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

vary, are peiceiains, and bronezs) II
reduced from 10 to s per cent. Tffs
tax, payable by the vendor, applies
except in the original sale by the
artist, or to an educational institx-
tion or public art museum, or a sale
by a recognized dealer in such articles
to another such dealer for resale.
When payable by the manufactur-
er or vendor, taxes must be in the
hands of the collector, of internaI
revenue on or before the last day Of
the month following the month In
which the sale was made.
Following are forms for making
returns and regulations relating -
taxes, which may be had on applica-
tion to offices of collectors of intern-
al revenue; manufacturers excise tax
Ford 72S revised, Regulations ~,
reviseds tax on works of art and
Jeweiry, Form 728 A, revised, Regu-
fations 48, revised; tax on bever-
ages, Form 72s, revised, Regulations
So, revised F..
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05
COUNTY FAIR IN "BiG TOWN.
Hew New York City cJusln Won the
Day over BOY From ths
:. s5fssss>>4 .>'7Sa2 FARM

d The country boy had been visiting bis
city cousin for week and was about
to return TO the rural districfa says
the New York Sun. The city cousin
had shown the country. boy all the
sights-Broadway and Times square
the. parks, the zoo. the subways and
about all the 0ther things which the
out-ofst0wn, boy would be- interested
In, During the last few days Of the
stay In the city Of the country boy the
two were comparing the rural districts
and the big town. =, : : s:.s s .fsl,
know said the city cousin
proudly, one can buy anything IN
this town that 10 grown. manufactured
orspsoduced In any part Of the world
Ali ron need 1s the money and some
one here will surely have to sell what
yeu want" +.
. swell, there's ono thing that ;yoo
don't have hero and can't duplicate
that, we have, = returned the country
boys.<ssand I've missed II while rys
been In town. iE$E -
D. fWAApS -tkA0St 0cnCu AAAo NONCAAAs
who had triedzvaiiantiy to amuse his
relative from theacountry. .'ass
ar-Thel county. fair triumuhantly aii-
swered the enc from the outlying dis
tricts. For a. few moments the city
eousinawas stunped. He didn't answer.
while his relative went ON to relate the
spiendoEs OF the fairs. Suddenly. hS
grabbed his country relatives arm and
virtually dragged him into a subway.
A downtown express sped them toward
Fourteenth street. Here they@alighted
and walked updnto Union square,. .
i ssVithta smiies'of triumph the city
cousin led his rural relative into one
OF the .dime lnuseumss along Four
teenth street and said .Here you arai
Shooting galleries. calilope music, for
tune tellers, pictures Of Saleme
dancers and everything you want, and
1t only costs cent to try them out.
Go to It'll. We've got everything In
this town you have-and morew 2
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05
sTTFt3S3. lesslssFfgY r g.

x o.
The 1922 annual Almanac OF the st.
Cloud DAILY Times !. came fromr the
press Of the Security Blank. Book q
Printing Co, this week and Is now be.
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sefibers:s anyone hot b subscriber may
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price of the Times bymail is $500, by
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10 maintained In st. Cloud, Waite
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and Duluth and Fargo and Grand
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Adv. ,1
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05
Slash IN Federal Taxes
Effective January First
Sa Called Nuisance and "Luxury''
Taxes are Repealed-Saving of
$7OO, 1000, 00J to American People

The following statement is issued
by the Collector of Internal Revenue
L. M. Willsuts, district of Minnesota.
In response to numerous inquiries,
taxpayers are advised that certain
taxes, among them the so-called anu-
isance" and '1uxnyp taxes, are re-
pealed, effective January /, 1922, by
the Revenue Act Of 1921.
Patrons of soda-w.tar fountains,
ice cream parlors and similar places
OF business"sno longer are required
to pay the tax of / cent for each 10
amount expended for sofas, sunesaeS,
"or similar articles of food or drink. .
The small boy may rejoice in the
fact that an ice cream cone doesn't
cost an extra penny. The tax inn
posed by the Revenue Act Of 1921
is on "beveraged and the constituent
parts thereof" and is paid by the
manufacturer.
The tax, on the transportation of
freight and passengers is repealed,
effective January 1892, also the
tax paid by the purchaser on
amounts paid for mems and wonen's
wearing apparel (shoes, hats, caps,
neckwear, shirts, hose, etc. in ex-
cess Of a specified price. z.:..- !. :.
Taxes imposed under Section 904
(which under the Rev. Act of 1918
included the taxes ON wearing ap-
pareD are now confined to q 5 pei
cent tax. on the following articles:
carpets, on the amount in excess OF
81 so a square yard; rugs, on the
amount in excess Of Sc a square
yard; trunks on the amount in ex-
cess Of $35 each;r valises, travelling
bags, suit cases.. hat boxes used y by
travellers and fitted toilet cases, on
the amount in excess Of $25 each;
purses, pocketbooks, shopping and
hand bags, ON the amount in excess
Of S. each; portable lighting fixtures
including lamps. Of all kinds, on the
amount in excess Of $40 each;s fans,
On the amount in excess of 81. each.
These taxes are included in the
manufacturers excise taxes, and are
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MRS. ROBERT KELLS DELIGHT
fully entertained at Bridge last
Thursday afternoon thirty-.two guests.
Dainty refreshments were served. .ss"'
...sE.fY -. pa,rca gHa r > ~ zs.lfMI3l
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

MR.. AND MRS. GLEN UPHUs
entertained at six o'clock New Years
dinner thesJ. N. Miller family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Middlestadt, son Clar-
-ence, Mr.. and Mrs. Schiefer and
niece Dorothy and Miss Josie Owens
Of Minneapolis. B
MRS. b. F. DUBOIS ASSISTED
by Mrs. j. A, Dubois will entertain
the w. N. A. Circle at the home Of
the former, on Tuesday afternoon,
Jan. 10 stz
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

Mr.. AND MRS. FAYETTE s.
Cooper entertained at New Years
&inner Sunday the following guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cooper, son Glen
and daughter Winnifred, DR.. and Mrs.
p. e. Cooper Of Belmont, Wis
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-
4 shrewd old gentleman described an
acquaintance as being $50 busy with
his good intentions that he never had
time to carry out any OF them."s Most
Of " have met that acquaintance :
There are persons who have no suspi-
cfon OF their own seinshness and uss-
lessness In the world. their good inten-
lions have completely blinded them %
their lack Of action. They. dream mag
nificent dreams Of the good that might
be accomplishing only conditions
were d little different. They openly
count the efforts and the benefaetions
srornd then as scarcely worth wfiIlei
when 20 much more might Be aeesn-
.pIished e only. individuals and s6ssaly
were II bettsr shape
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LOCALS -SP0RTsFIELD

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oveTt makeshift team sto Brooten
NVednesday,esening for O. return game
with the "Huskies", Of that village
onIy. three of the regulars we're in
the sline up. + The Ga de Was never in
I doubt from the call gdps time. The
score was so to Is, in favor Of Saak
Centre .s>tl lfas--ss'yssit3&Es2a .ss5aseS5 =
The Sauk Centre herald., 1922-01-05

;agF FRIDAY and j Saturday, Jan, 6
sthesbiggest program ever shown
the. G&Caughrsn atheatresE>at this K
price. psriii,:e o. Adults &c, children 10c.S
4s aI{s ESga uIT osqsssS 81 !