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ONE PRICE
ONE POLICY
Brings Used Car Assurance.

A new car has but one priee-set
possible quotation to cover materials,
used cars the same way. Prices rep
resent the real dollar for dollar mile
age value Of the car.
4 new ear is guaranteed to de-
liver 80 much in economical trans
portation, pleasure and untIeubled
cars. too. Each machine Is thor
oushly INSPECTED, tested and put in
the best possibie condition, guAPan-
teed as Is q new car.
These policies are for your assur-
Anee Of fair treatment here. They
mean . positive desire to give you
satisfaction and value--and protec-
ton for your used-car dollar. Re-
member that when you 20 auto shop
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BOATS.

BRIDGE DECK CRUISER, aexs IT., in good
condition, ready to- so; 500 cash: 80 per
week, s4T5. Chevrolet motor. starter. gen
orator. iisits. etc Shepherd 2stt0-R. 3o'
WANT 2-MAsTER clipper bow schooner. 50
20 so feet water line; must be very reason
able Write Apt. 2oe. 2s4o Mass. ave
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All cars have good tires. All cars
carry 30-day guarantee. Most OF
them have been rcfinished.
Your car or email cash payment and bal
ance on easy-payment plan
THE HOUSE OF CONFIDENCE,
1901 18th St. NV.
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CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
SPECIALIST

1880 FORD RoADsTER.......'''' s2so
1928 cHRYsLER 50 SEDAN. iss
1928 cHRYsLER 81 ROADSTER. lss
1890 FORD TOURING. ................. 2ss
1928 CHRYsLER 90 COACH. 7ss
1890 sTuDEBAKER Q SEDAN. 1875
1923 cHRYsLER IS SEDAN. S2s
1881 cHRYsLER . sEDAN............i.oss
1928 AUBURN 8 SEDAN. ............... ans
1881 cHRYsLER . COUPE. .......,...1.l5c
1928 BUICK s-pAss. COUPE W. W. 4ss
1929 PLYMOUTH sPoEr couPE"..... ass
1880 wHIpPET SEDAN. ............... $50
1924 OVERLAND SEDAN. ss
.wv.S az
Many Others.
H. B. LEARY, JR. & BROS.
1928 t4th. North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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A FEW OF THIS
WEEKS VALUES.


80 Nash Sedan. ............... 1875
80 Nash Sedan. ............,.. 835
81 De Soto s Sedan. US
% Nash ADV. Sedan. 6o5
% Nash Special Sedan. OBS
80 Essex Brougham .......... 625
% Hupmobile Coach. ........ 545
20 Nash Special Coach. ........ 545
SO WHY'S 6 Sedan. 435
% Buick Coupe. ................ I5
% Nash Coach. ....:............ $50
% Nash Special Coupe. ......... 2o5
% Nash Standard Sedan ...... US
% Chryslcr % Roadster......2 PAS
20 Studebaker Coupe. .......... Us
Many Others to Choose From.
Terms and Trade.
NASH-ORR MOTOR CO.,
1872 14th. Decatur 1860.
PHONE FOR ANY DEMONSTRATION.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANTED-peoiFreed wtre-hAired fox terrier
at stud for pick OF litter; have beautiful reg
istered female. Telephone west 1928
GOLDFISH AQUARfA. made TO ORDER can
be seen ct e31 q st. NV.
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SAIE--AuTo TRnCKs.

CHEVROLET ia-ToN TRUCK. stake BODY.
slc o,e1 CAB i liz. nsE shEcushogs NV paint
,s::frviss: E.5 tsrss uG; l2ts Nsndsn fH:yIo:
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MIXED BIRD SEED.
AFTERNOONS PET SHOPS,
ei2 81. NV. 1908 irving NV.
JUST RECEIVED--Wire Haired Fox Terriers;
CHOW. Irish Terrier. gostons' al pea lssrs
and Esquinno Epitz, Collies, Fox IeTrlers'
Persian Kittens Tropical and Gold Eisnses,
Aquarium Singing Canaries, Mexican Douoie
yellow Head Parrots. Alligators. Turtles
Schmids Emporium of Pets. az l2tn 81. NV,
IAI-SPEC1AL.
Your dog given a sanitary eath. com letsiis
eliminating ness, ana DRIED with eIsctLIILI99
dt!er, all for 81. DR.. Lockes Dos ana Cav
Hospital, i472 Twins st. NV Col 0SIS.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
WANTED-Pair sound. small mules or mares,
suitable for hard work; must pc very cneap
for cash Address BOX l90-H, star ONCE
FARM AND GARDEN.
SOD for sale; 10 acres good old SOD. y.
Preston Rogers. Mclean, Va. Phone Fshs
Church 901-F-4.
HARDWOOD, cut up, IS per cord; top SOL:
SIS so cubic Yard manure, t5oV per CuOS
yard West 245g. --
VIRGIN Top SOIL, wen rotted COW manure.
wis. 4Ie5 (formerly Ken. 1T-M). 40
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sALE-MscELLANEoUs.

tCoutfnueu.l
TYPEWRITRRs, two excellent pnderwecds:
vary reasonable. Phone Hyattsy1lle MN.
TYPEwRITERS-Bir typewrfters. little type
writer's All makes Of used and rebuilt syp Pc,
writers; II it is typewriter see US. we sell
cash or credit Old typewriters taken IN
trade. Met 1914 District Typewriter EN-
chanee: zl2-7l5 \ 81. n.w.--s..-
TYPEWRITERS - Current models recondi-
toned like rev. Sale or exchange. FINEST
rentals in city. Special rates to Students
typewriter Sales & Service Co. 1918 II g. ".
TYPEWRTTER RENTAL SERVICE Georgia
1888. Underwoods. Royals and L., 2. SmiSnss
$3.50 mo- mos. ia adv. SO 20: mos. S1z
WALNUT BED (doublel. dresser. chiffor one
coil SPRINGS: good condition; SIS: leaving
nust sch "wednesday. Boulevard Apis; go
WATCH-sp0 Illinois 2l-tewel; Bun special
6O-hoJr. adjusted 6 positions; bargain. $50.
KAHN OPTICAL Co. 81 1th 50. NV
WRIST WATCH-sii0 solid. platinum, IL
finest made; S6S. -
KAHN OPTICAL CO.. GIT nh b. NV.
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aAIR--AnroAFnnYLza.

La SALE FAMILY SEDAN, 1873; q high
sds u 6. s Gea Sc a.Ssrs o
Ssntss service iiss 10th st. nv. North
MARMoN SO s-CYL. SEDAN. late 1928; pri-
vateiy owned; runs perfectly; original pant;
K sisss res It nfT . North osSf S0s 81:
NASH SPECIAL SIX coACH--Perfect con-
dition throughout, good appearance: save
money by taking up u ,ns, notes 81 Of slls'
NASH CAYALIER-Excellent co0nodition;
1928 model $3.50 cash. Phone No. 1890.
NASH SPECIAL COUPE. 1877; beautiful two
tone tan and black Duco; in me condition
snce monthly; Pohanka Service ii2S goth
NASH 1878 ADVANCED SEDAN, 4-door:
b Bsst eas ss o fSns S col SsSs mus sen
OAKLAND CUSTOM 5EDAN. 1eSo-Low
milesgs;. like new wiz demonstrate $500
OAKLAND COACH. 1875: see this for only
SOS; paint. tires and finish 9. K; really a
oanfa service sn fias ss e. N SoT
oLDSMoBILE SEDAN. 1925; many miles Of
satisfactory service left in this car; fully
Pohanka Service, 1875 goth st. NV. North
oLDsMoBTLE 1928 SEDAN. 4-door; excel
A real family car for only 500 cash: balance
ch sy ParS 9uY You present g car
OLDSMOBILE COUPE. 1890: fniSh like. new,
frst-class condition throughout. We invite
terms term sPSs down. BALANCE months. Ponan-
ks Service. 1928 goth st, NV. North o347:
oLDsMoBI.E SPORT COUPE. Rumble
seat psnt IKE neS cssn granS
Motor dS Co. 22 New wy York I ave. ms "'
OLDsMoBILE COACH. 1923; in nrst-clsss
condition throughout: new tires; only $42S'
terms, sl42 down: balance monthiy; P oahs
PACKARD 9 SEDANs, 1929. 1880 and 1891;
All carry our 6o-day nsw-caI warranty rel rel
a2siisBfc snG also an unusasy clean
car market in the world al 100 Kalorana
PEERLESS SIX 1880 SEDAN. $3.50 Excellent
fp.dss. es Msyt Sale out co hands
PoNT1Ac coAcH late ~, 1927; trst,eslasSI Ssn
ll05 18th 81. NV. -
PONTIAC COUPE, latest 1880; excellent con
S Sson mons rssE sef% ce 70 ss
PONTIAC ROADSTER. is2e-was 1926 new
s233. Beautiful blue with wire wheels Jun
S Sls 500 INNS St. n nv ahe ops 19k nsts
PONTIAC 1919 SEDAN, 2-door: sscTihcs: SIP
cash: good condition. Call Georeia o529-J:
PONTIAC 4-DooR SEDAN. 1s2s--was $50;
now $685.. Beautiful condition gre sn.r opy
y
st. NV. Opel nights.
STUDEBAKER DicTAToR "S,-MIst sell;
free wheeling; 3 months old; LOOKS IKE ;neM ,
guaranteed Ike new; can't be told from new:
big sacrihee." VIII take trade. and arrange
terms See Harry Yaffe at 1882 Conn; ave.
opposite MayfoweT Hotel" or call COL 5000
and 5o54.
sTUDEBAKER COMMANDER '2a SEDAN
General appearance like new. upholstery
spotiess. tires good. ideal for haeking spe-
cial. 1895: easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
New York ave ------------
WHIPPET COACH. 1929 = Was 1928; now
s2T3. All new tires; ORIGINAL paint IKE
brard-ngw; interior clean as pin. Park
way. 3040 n st. NV. open niEhts
WHTPPET SEDAN. 192T--Four- door. good
paint clean upholstery: ideal for HACKING;
special s12S: easy terms. Triangle Motor
Co.. New York ave
w1ILYs-KNrGHT PHAEToN-Paint looks
like new: an ideal car ct very low nsure'
only $40; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
New York ave. --
AUTOMOBILES at Hescnler's auto suction
613 n 81 nv. every "wednesday ana Satuf"
day. 10 am. Usually good assortment
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REMOVAL SALE.
Make Us an Offer.

Cars must be sold within the
next 8 days. Low down pay
ments and IL to Is months to
pay balance.
In some cases any of our cars
can be bought with no down pay
ment. A small deposit will hold
your selection-delivery any time
YOU desire.
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EARLY FALL
BARC AIMS.

1881 Chevrolet Sport Roadster.
Black Dueo with green. trim. .green wire
heels; rumble seat; mechauieally and ap-
earance equal to new. S44S.
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THREE lEZy !E y[yS2<2 9E .E1[z{E 2
II
- aAdCo

outworn cliches of his. Meet you at
the merry-go-round," said Phil.
1t was his thesis that humor and
love could not be divorced.
DHILIP hung up the telephone
j. receiver, and pounded the thing
down on his desk, and said,
''Damn!" He hated to le-he was
certain Of that-and he felt bitter
and ugly toward Ann because she
had forced him to do so.
Somewhere, he thought, there
must be women in the world whom
men could not hurt" Women to
whom a man could say honestly,
I'D like to have you go with me
out into the country this evening;
but, since you can't Cor WON'T, I
am going alone. I happen, just now,
to prefer the woods to your COM
pany."
1t was, he further reflected, his
fault, possibly, that Ann was in
capable of receiving his candors. He
had pampered her too often, ca
tered too long to those tender feel
ings of hers; had been too ready,
always, with excuses, explanations,
apologies.
She was angry this evening be-
cause he had waited until late to
telephone to her. Why couldn't she
gently know, as she had used to
know-or had she. ever?-that he
had always excellent reasons for
everything. that he never was I'M
just nor careless?
Today he had been very busy and
then he had waited to find whether
the car would be available before
he made plans.
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ITO Be Continued
HINT BUTLER QUIZ is ON
Students Believe AK will Fall on
Editors of Bull Sheet

Belief that the "sx will fall" on
perpetrators Of the Bull Sheet, an.
onymous publication at Butler uni
versity, is the consensus of the stu
dent body.
While faculty and administrative
members deny official recognition, it
is believed that Investigations are
under way.
individuals and organiza tons who
feel themselves libeled are reported
to be planning legal action.
The sheet which appeared last
week INDUCES in "backstair gossip"
Of personalities and indictments of
student, faculty and administrative
action.
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Horibs came with food for their prisoners
At such times the men could hear their bodies
splash the Horibs dove into the lake to
reach the prisons underground entrance. The
five men would cease digging and group them
selves in front of the entrance so that the
lizard-men never suspected what was going on
At last Jason uncovered some tree roots, and
he knew they had luckily dug beneath forest
growing alongside the lake.
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ANNE. CECILY. and MARY FRANCES
I'D WICK live with their grandparents,
once wealthy row so IMPOVERISHED that
anhe ana Cccilys earnings support the
household. The sisters have been or
shaned since childhood
. me grandparents are known respec-
tiFelY as ''ROSALTE" and GRAND and
thew insist on keeping up pretenses OF
their former wealth
Anne. %, and Cecilv. %. do Eecretsrisl
school. When the story oDens Anne
mas been engaged TO PHILIP ECROYE.
Young LAWYER. for eight years.
Cecilv brings BARRY McKEEL home
70 dinner. She. has known him only a
him.
Marv-Frances and her friend Err
MlNIRUDE. are excited about the ar
rival Of a stock COMPANY actor known
ss EARL DE ARMOUNT. They meet
MIN on the street next dsv and ne
speaks 70 them
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
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M'AD00 BID IS SEEN

Observers Regard Remarks as
FeeIer' for Third Party Leadership.
By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.-Declar-
ing he found evidences of political
confusion everywhere" William
Gibbs McAdoo, Democratic leader,
returned to Los Angeles from the
east with the opinion that a po-
litical revolt is brewing which may
sweep both the major parties into
the discard at the next election.
Although he denied that he still
had presidential aspirations, Nc
Adoos attack upon the conventions
of the major parties was interpreted
in some quarters as indicating a
willingness TO lead a third party if
one should be formed.
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By Williams
BY Martin

Gridley hoped they would soon find the
earths surface-and freedom. And while the
five men dug the ground beneath the dismal
forest of the Horibs, great ship rode majesti-
cally high in the air above the Mountains of
the Thipdars. They never could have come
through this country alive" its captain said to
his first mate. I'VE will have to give up the
search in this direction" Yet scattered, I'M
seen, beneath the ship, were all the men they
sought.
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CHAPTER ELEVEN

A MAZEMENT, not amusement,
L n flicked for an instant across
Mr.. DeArmount's face. We'll" ne
said, that's sure fine. How about
some ice cream?"
yes, thank you very much" said
Mary Frances.
He took hold of her small, sharp
elbow to guide her across the street.
Ermintrude trotted along slightly IN
the rear.
The trio paused midway in the in
tersection TO allow a trundling
furniture van TO pass. IT." gasped
Ermintrude, unheard, Il got to go
home Perjured, she turned and
fed.
Mary Frances, steered by Mr.. De-
Amount. proceeded across the
street. They had reached the vesti-
bule Of Blandsen's drug store before
Ermntrude was missed and then
St was Mr.. DeArmount who in
quired, "Say-where's the other one?
What's became"-Mr. DeArmount
ever felt but slight obligations to-
wards his verbs-"of your girl
friend?"
"Her?" said Mary Frances, and
searched space Overwhelmingly empty
of Ermintrude. III bet" said
Mary Frances, her woman's wits
instantly sharpened by necessity,
that she Just happened to think of
another engagement some place
else"
They went into the drug store
past the counter and back TO one
of the round tables in the cool
scented gloominess Of the room.
Earl DeArmount looked again at
Mary Frances. reconstructed hastily
some previously formed opinions,
and ordered a small coke lemon
flavoring
"A banana special" Mary Frances
pushed the words through the
cramp in heer throat.
We'll" said Mr.. DeArmount, "this
Is sure fine"
yes" said Mary Frances.
How about going to the dance to-
night after the show at the I. o.
O. F.. hall?" he suggested.
ooh, I couldn't" said Mary
Frances, and all the shock of it
was in the saying.
Whats the matter? You dance,
don't you?"
Some. We have classical dancing
at school. I did the solo dance in
parents assembly last month"
What's the matter, then? Why
won't you go to the dance with me?'
My sisters-none of my family
would let me-
"Cripesl DO you have to ask your
folks every time you turn around
er- Say, I don't believe I know
your name"
TRANKIE," said Mary Frances.
Il frankie Fenwick." 1t was her
opinion that Mary Frances was
dumbbell name. but that frankie.
like Billie and Teddy. for girls, was
subtle, daring, original, and charm
ing.
He asked. How'd you spell it?"
Mary Frances spelled it.
"Oh, Fenwick," he said, as If
Mary Frances had mispronounced
St the first time. There's a street
of the same name back there, isn't
there?"
Yes" said Mary Frances simply.
She had her prides, but this was
not one of them. "Fenwick avenue.
It was named for Grand-my grand
father, you know.
His estate was the first one on
the avenue, so that's why they
named it for him, I suppose"
"Estate?" he questioned, with
open awe.
ITS only block" said Mary
Frances. I'VE still live there in the
Fenwick mansion-it is awfully old
now"
"Aw,' he said. Go on. I'll bet
you're stringing me"
Her Honestly and truly I'm not"
convinced Early De Amount, ex-
perienced skeptic that he was, of her
truthfulness. We'll, Ill be-" he
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HORIZONTAL.

IN
j Meals.
I s Center Of mo-
tion picture
industry.
10 Waltz.
IL Concluded.
- Lazy person.
Is Rental CON
tract.
~ Donkey.like
bea SITS.
10 Grain.
81 Ice runner
for the shoe.
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While some of them hacked away at the
earth, the others took the dirt removed and
spread it about the mud floor of the long and
narrow cave This was done so that no pile of
fresh earth would arouse suspicion if a Horib
came. After considerable effort tunnel three
feet wide and ten long had been made, when
Jason unearthed several large shells. With
these the process of excavation went faster
xst 1t seemed an endless JOB.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-21

u Upright shafts
- Clear light
yellow.
20 Black haw.
- English coin.
rs Constituent OF
animal fat.
80 Habitual
drunkard.
Al Paid publicity.
81 Female deer.
- Legume-
IS Seventh note
in scale.
Sc To harden.
g. BY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-21

Auto Accessories Firm Wages in
January to Exceed 1881 by Far.
By United Press
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21.-Off1-
Gals of the Edward G. Budd Man
ufacturing Company have an
nounced that their January pay roll
in Philadelphia and Detroit will
total 100000. nearly twice that of
January, 1881.
The company manufactures auto
mobile bodies, wheels and parts.
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After assuring himself that no lizard-man
lurked, listening, in the shadows, Jason cIridley
suggested the five prisoners dig a tunnel. 1T
is our only hope of escape" he said. Even
that depends upon whether we guess right as
to the direction we dig" The plan met with
enthusiasm and Immediately all started at the
difficult task. Working like beavers they had
only their fingers for tools and the Job proved
slow and laborious
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A pink and white FLOWER gar
den" patchwork quilt which he is
making for his sister, keeps An
drew Rineheimer, 70-year-old farm
er of Beloit, Wis, busy after chores
are done.
After crashing through the gates
Of an open drawbridge at Sturgeon
Bay, Wis., and plunging 20 feet to
the water in his roadster, Edwin
]. Schauder came to the surface
with bottle.
Frafield Bean was given mar
riage license on credit by the coun-
ty clerk at Detroit and paid for it
when he got his pay envelope the
following Saturday.
Arrested in his horsedrawn cart
in an alley of downtown st. Louis,
Morris Wolf admitted to police
that he served ice-cold beer from
his wagon to customers along reg
ular route.
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BREAKS COLLAR BONE

Wednesday evening Of last week
r. Gamradt and daughter, Miss
Edith, attended the carnival. When
they were ready to start home an
approaching car was very close to
the Gamradt auto. Mr.. Gamradt
stepped on the running board to see
that the fender Of the other car
did not hit his car. In some man.
ner he fell off the running board
and landed on his left shoulder in
a ditch, and suffered the breaking
of the collar bone on the left side.
He is getting along as well as one
of his age can expect.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

MAKE YOUR OWN ICE
CREAM-2-QUART HEAVY GAL.
FAMILY FREEZER AT THE
LOW DEMONSTRATION PRICE
OF ONLY SO CENTS. HILLERUD
HDWE.
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DANCE TONIGHT AT OPEN
AIR PAVILION, FAIR GROUNDS,
PRESENTING HUNTS GOLDEN
DRAGONS-Adv
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8 Mrs. w. I. Henshaw, teacher of
piano, solicits your patronage. Pr
ano lessons in grade work. SOC a
lesson. Musical Kindergarten, two
lessons week, SOC. Studio 610,
Pine St., Phone 115.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

W.ANTED-A piano box at Unger
Furniture Co. &c.
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ROSE BUD KIDDIEs-of wNAx
will play at Genes Big Barn
Tuesday June 16. real enter
tainers. Tune lin each day at 1880
and 6:15 they will broad cast the
dance. We invite you folks from
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

BRING or LIST-wfat ever you
want to sell as we aim to get you
your price on what ever it may
be. Goodwill Store. 506-Elm st.
Cpd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FTSHNG-AT HILERUD'S
HDWE.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING-AT HILLERUD'S
HDWE.
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EPISCOPAL FOOD SALE AT
DOWSWELL'S DRUG STORE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE
18TH, AT O'CLOCK-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

HIGHEST QUALITY BOTTLE
CAPS, IL DOE. FOR ONLY 14c.
IHILLERUD HDWE.
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OLD TIME DANCE, SATUR-
DAY, JUNE Doth. MILLER
HANSON AND HIS ACCORDIAN.
DANCE TICKETS S5c-Adv.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TRUCKING-Live stock and long
distance hauling. Phone 20f11.
Freidericks' Transfer, Sank Gen.
tire. 1-4pd.
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EPISCOPAL FOOD SALE AT
DOWSWELL'S DRUG STORE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE
18TH, AT 8 O'CLOCK-Ady.
DANCE TONIGHT AT OPEN
AIR PAVILION, FAIR GROUNDS,
PRESENTING HUNTS GOLDEN
DRAGONS-Ad
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-wood. dry. hard or
soft. delivered stove or cord
length. Main st. Chevrolet Co.
19tf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

OLD TIME DANCE, SATUR-
DAY, JUNE GOTH. MILLER
HANSON AND HIS ACCORDIAN.
DANCE TICKETS 35c-Adv.
DANCE EVERY THURSDAY
NIGHT AT FAIR GROUNDS
SAUK CENTRE-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

Herald Want Addn Bring Success
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

FOR SALElThor electric washer
with power wringer. Cheap. Also
1926 Ford Coupe, overhauled with
new paint job. Kranz Auto sup
ply. a 1tf.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

FOR SALE-Large quantity of
German Millet seed, good clean
seed, high termination, cents a
pound. Fine flock Of Jersey Black
Giant Hens marcy strain, priced
reasonable. Telephone 1920. Fred.
G. McFarlane. 1-2pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-06-11

FOR RENT-Furnished cottage,
boat. Spring Park. Inquire r. v.
Plant 1-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-20

2131 o ST. NV.
Near Dupont Circle.
Electrolux Refrigeration.
Unusually Large, Bright Rooms
/ Room, Kit, Above, Bath. SAT 50.
3 Rooms, Kit, Hall, Bath, $50. so.
2 Rooms. Kit, Hall, Bath, S57. so,
Resident Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-20
DETACHED HOME IN
CHEW CHASE

COLORED BARGAIN-s3e. So
l59 Hickman st. s.e.-Convenient Capitol
ana Library; large rooms and bath, cellar;
perfect condition; vacant Key next door
Met 5O0S; ewes Pot 11oj