davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SLIGO PARK HILLS.

heat. large lot with trees and shrubbery;
built-in garage: real buy at SS,45O. Call
Mr. Warfield. Shep. 404O or
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc,
Shoreham Bldg Natl ALSO.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
CNynPT

COLORED-KINGMAN PARK.
2001 CLAGGETT ST NE
On Both st. only one-half block from
Benning I'd. Beautiful corner brick, cen
ter-hall ARRANGEMENT; built-in garage, 3
porches. nice drv basement with stationary
tubs. Price, S5,500, on very reasonable
terms. Call Mr. Raine, Clev. 1851,
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. DIST. 334s.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

acres with 7-room house. . baths.
hot-water heat: fine oak trees. Near
school and stores. Owner needs cash and
will sacrifice. Address Box 4l2-G. Star
S7.75O. WITH SMALL DOWN PAYMENT.
takes new, 2-story Colonial brick; ? good
bed rooms. detached garage. Owner has
reduced price for quick sale.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 794O. Walnut 915s
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALE-HOUSES. =
(Continued.)
SOMMERSET,
CHEVY CHASE.

Bargain IN beautiful wooded section,
consisting Of rms. and sun parlor 2
lined closets. hardwood floors. finished
attic. built-in garage; beautiful lot Cox
$50; price. S11 900. Call Mr.; Gulnre.
Met. 2S27. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5
Evening star., 1936-09-13
S5.75O-BUNGALOW.
LOW-PRICED HOUSES.

Builder is completing several very attrac-
tive new homes in Bradbury Heights.
Monthly payments under F. H. A. plan as
low as $50. Brick constructions; and d
baths. furred walls. washable Wallpaper,
large wooded lots in D. c. Sample mouse.
B. P. EVANS. INC, =.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE. so ACRES, FRONTING 1900
y; !, on Wisconsin ave. north Of Bethesda,
OF Health PIERRE C. DUGAN & NEPHEW,
52O N. Charles St. Raltimore Md
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALE-SUBURBAN,

A HOME SITE OF YOUR DREAMS. on
top OF a hill with an unexcelled view; 10
motor minutes from Pa. ave-. ali I'M
son 1872
Evening star., 1936-09-13

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
UNDER $1,000.
Located on shady. quiet street In one
of the older sections Of Chevy Chase. Eight
screened sleeping porch rear. front and
side porches two fireplaces. two-car garage.
hot-water heat; modern, At the price
offered 1t is considerably under present
market valuations.
Inspect bv Appointment.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV Dist $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

VIRGINIA BUNGALOW AND ABOUT
acres. on hard road and about IL miles
from downtown: . rooms. bath, hot-water
heat. electricity. garage, chicken house.
barn. fruit and garden This is well
kept. desirable place. Price. $4,000. Easy
terms Ask for Mr. Cassatt.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

BEAUTIFUL 1O-ROoM HOUSE WITH IL
sGas aoa e; ffo
house has 5 bed rooms bath. city elect,
telephone. hot-air furnace. fireplace elect.
neater, elect. stove. basement. garage for
2 cars, large porches, spring stream. pretty
woodland and shade: school busses stop at
farm; possession at once: price 500
$1,000 cash. assume trust. balance $50
per month and interest See MASON
H1RST. Annandale. Fairfax County, Va.
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 43-F-4l
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side the Bermudas. No icobcrgs.
it's hurricanew
Il don't need a canc!" she said. d
But get ny jewels out of the boSG
there under my pillow. thought
I'd foal people, by saying they
were paste. But they're not! They
2sc worth Il fortune. Where is f,
.iAieEel cailtd her, but she didn't
anSwer." r'.''
! Mile, he little companion with
the hands like sharp claws, was :,
not in the othcr bedroom. She u
was gone! And the jewel box was
rot under the pillow. .ss
Madame Dorcmus stood up in
sudden alarm. "Nhy, she's taken
them while ] was asleep! Millie!'
| always suspected her references -
were not in good order. Pll look !,
them up when | arrive in New
York" She sat down again, d
GREATNESS. tanning herself. and
tainted.
Cali the doctorw Dirk said TO }
TIC steward, and he was gone.
Continued Oh page cight) >
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CRUISE TO NOWHERE
~ Deck MORGAN e,,ab hEA s.as. h 4
g 1880 NEh Service, Inc.

people BEGAN 10 notice the tin
Cling of their eardrunis.
1t was diaboEc torment. The
slight pain involved wore down
ones nerves. Some nerves snap
ped, like taut wires. The air be-
came close, and then u little SUI
locating. Luckless hay fever suf-
, ferCrS and asthma victims began
to cough, and their rasping cf-
forts to breathe induced acute
physical discomfort in all who
were about them.
Some were instantly sick, and
the sharp rise and fall of the ship
in an angry sea presaged illness
for nearly all but the hardest
sailors on board.
Doors hanged open and shut:
Outside the winds Shricked and
howled, and the shin gave hercu-
lean shudders from bow to stern,
lik" n giant animal emerging from
water.
Il bid two spades" ~,
hfrr diamonds.
"Bye."
"Bye me. What was that?"
y * x
A woman coming into the
lounge with two small children,
shrieked. and went into uncon-
trollabie Mysteries. ..
600 on. Go on. Bid! Don't pay
any attention to that. My ear
drums are about to burst. Throb-
bling like Il taut drum. Play. |
wonder if Ely Culbcrtson would
play = good game tonight?'
cts silly. There's no real
danger now. When the blow
comes you'll know it. It's steady
roar whose volume can he detect
ed-likc train coming. You hear
it roaring. and you can't run,
then il SmackS. 1t isn't 80 bad al
ter Chat. You get used to 1t. IL
Just roarS and roars-'
ooh - oh - oh-h-h-h! Anoth-
er case Of Mysteries in the game
room. A woman doubled up, shak-
ing with Il trcmor like ague, eyes
wild.
81 can't hear the orchestra
now"
"They played Nearer Nv God
to Thee when the Titanic sank. !
knew a woman who came through
that. Her hair turned white in a
sin~i" ni"ht."
The tension was greater as the
hours wore on.
This was James first knowledge
of the hurricane. As she went hur-
liedIy from room to room, looking
for Dirk, she caught these snatch
es Of acute distress, which re-
NAMED forever closeted in her
brain. 1t had little effect on her
now except to create an atmos-
pherc Of confusion in which she
didn't know exactly what she was
doing.
Then she saw Dirk. He was as
sistiny 4 little old lady, who look
ed about 81, down the stairs into
the lounge. The woman was still
gowned for dinner, and wore
some Jewels. She was laughing and
gay, but had to depend on her
cane.
"My boy, I've crossed the ocean
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zoo tires" she said. MY hus-
band was mining engineer. I've
taken to the beats more than
once. One time We were boarded
by a Chinese pirate ship off
Hong Kong, and | fought with the
crew. For my bravery 4 was
awarded Bloody cut!ass and q
pirate's hand. One OF the fingers
had lovely jade ring on it. + had
it made into this lovely brooch.
See?"
Dirk was laughing. "Eou give
me your arm" he said. This is
my first storm at sea-"
When the little old lady was
seated in the lounge, and beamins
with intense sclf-satisfGction on
ali those around her as if to say,
This is my day" Jane came 10
him.
och, hello" he said and search
ed her face for any signs of alarm.
When he didn't find any he smii-
ed. "A lit Of Il blow, as the stew
ard :nformcd me-" Then his voice
WAS stern. Young lady, where is
your life bclt?"
"Why. ! don't know. Where do
| find one"
an your stateroom, of course.
Come or" he said, grabbing her
arm. even go get it right now"
James confusion came to an end
with the feel Of his strong hand.
She felt Euoycd up, in some way
strengthened. She could depend
on Dirk.
"Wherc-whcr" is yours?" she
said, almost breathlcss in their
hurry.
cob, | cave mine to n little
two-ycar-old boy. There are not
enough to 90 aIounG, as usual. |
oppose people take them away
Tor souvenirs, or use them for
fishing t2cklp. c2n swim"
On the way to Deck 3 they
passed door where Il steward
was rounding with some force.
The doon opened suddenly, and
Madam" HOrcmuS stood inside in
her iacc nGgliGeo.
Il don't want any room ser
Weep she said. SEQ on away. |
came on this cruise to get some
rest, and you've been pounding
on my door for the last hour.
Where is the fire >" she ended
scornfully. aud slammed the door.
Dirk ,mcw she couldn't hear
very well. and stopped to help th"
steward "ho vas on the verge Of
tears. The bog couldn't Gct her
out. Thcv Knocked a"aia, but Ma
dame wa expecting il. eco on
awavw Sh" beloved.
But when she opened the door
in i rage. she saw Dirk standing
there. ooh. It's youw she said.
"Prl sorry. I can't soc You now.
Pve cone to bed. Otherwise I'd
as YOU in for n pot Of tea. "
Jane said, "The ship has been
struck"
That got over Madame. Her
hands went ND. brt she betrayed
no inner excitement. She looked
arounI for dressing gown, and
sat down. 81 didn't know there
were any iccEcrgS at this time OF
the ycarw she said, her voice
screaming out because she could
not hear it.
The stewards eyes went to the
ceiling with Il prayer. we arc in
the Gulf Stream. ma'am, just out
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NOTICE or SALE OF STOCKS
OF FIRST BANK and TRUST
COMPANY OF HENDERSON,
VII f NJ &

Pursuant to laws of the State
Of North Carolina, the undtlsign-
ed will, on Tuesday, the oath Of
March, 1886, at twelve O'clock
Noon, offer for sale and sell The
following Stocks and Bonds own
cd by the First Bank and Trust
Company Of HenderSonyil!e. &C.
Ten Q0) shares Of capital
stock Of the Labc:crs' Building
and Loan Association OF 'Hcnder-
sonvillc, N. c. Par va | u e,
81 100000 ... -. %,
2.44 shares Of capital stock Of
the South Georgia Holding COM
pany Of Albany, Georgia. Par
value $244.00
33 share OF capital stock o.
the Corporate Securities Company
Of Avon Park, Florida. Par value
$3,300.O0 .- ...... r'
3 l-2 shares Of capital stock OF
the Hendersonvil!e Investment
Company Of Hendc.#onyillc, n. G.
Par value $4,000. ... ID.
The sale Of the above mention
ed stock subject 10 confirmation
by the North Carolina Banking
Department and Superior Court
of Henderson C9ulty.@.,: ..-.
This the 22nd Of February,
1886. ..:.
GURNEY p. HOOD, COMMITS
SlONER OF BANKS,
BY PAT KlMSEY,
Liquidating Agent.
2-27 Thurs itp
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NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor c.
7. a. of the estate of w. b.
Wright, deceased, ali persons are
hereby notified to present their
claims against said estate to my
attorney, NJ. M. Redden, or to the
undersigned, within twelve months
from date OF this notice will be
pleaded in bar of any recovery.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate will please make immediate
payment. a.
This 10th day of February,
1886.
LEE WRIGHT, Executor, C.TA.
w. Il. Wright, deceased.
2-20-Thurs-6tp
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
6zt Deck MORGAN

lame We.Ion Eaals her Jro,~,
have come true when sha cote ON,
or ! three weeks ocean cruisc
accented in payment for The sal.
arv due her when The magazine
for which she worked as tvpisi
SUSPENDED publication.
On board the shi, she meat,
handsome Dir; Strom. exnert Ski
Jumper, as penn;Iess as herself
The two are much attracted to
each other. The, m;supJer.
stsrding comes betwecn them
J,no g fIsi,orcd Lv tb. ,tt.,t;o,,
Of Tino Rossi. opera SINGER, ano
Dirk becomes the freou.nt escor,
Of Nora Lane, famous actress
ard owner of the kokinor Jia.
mond.
Others among the psssepger,
are Snowsbocc dat,I,;ya. w,.
dame Doremus. wealthy .rJ ec.
Gen,fic; pTtch Lenz and Mann's
'"cNSon' Di'GSmai'ers; Zen Mar
TN ana HLnaa 6ayes' tioor shc"
eT ot
'Io"Sn ne pGrsoaaGs Nora Lane
70 urn 'he Nokinor diamond over
10 '"o PurSer' lhey go 10 hef
S''oT'" 10 get II ana hne NAN,
ME JACKSON 6ead from a bui'e'
"oSfo' HE diamond IS missing
onS"SnoeS takes charge OF the
investigation: Most OF the passen'
IEFS I'e n0t aware % the niIE'
aer; though they kno" OF the
melt ihey are allowed TO go
S N "he" the BOAT N"noS ~
NASSAU Is
mat night, as thev are ieaViDo
me 'S'are' a storm comes up II
grows worse rapidly ana Ste"ara:
no.ity passengers 10 GET 'he'r iiie
neits' "!'aamc boreinus an
,'1 "ys'ef'c"hy 'ha' "''''''
n ne T" mn ,1 Is MISSING ernpv
w." "O oiN Win ihh SioN
CiIApTER Xxx
Some or fbn eb;nSs MESSENGERS
,vorr tol,imo. tho amnp,nor'%;no Hnr.
ricann ,,aimlv md tbn;r hn6ovio,
nrieted thr crowd yhirh WAS
nourin~ into thn momeroom
Iounrnroo,, and boilroon on thc
boat deck life m.cynrvprs in +ben
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START YOUR CHICKS on Harris
Vitamin and Mineral complete
feeds and watch them develop
into the most profitable layers
YOU ever owned. d. 7. Hart
COmOanV.
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JEEDS-Onion sets, garden fer
tilizer, etc. Time is about here
for their use. Who has them
for sale? What is the choice
brand Of fertilizer and the pre-
fcrred scotsman? Tell The
readers of what you have in Inc
classified ads.
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CCVAN HYDER IS GIVING
away onion sets. He sells seeds
and plants Of every kind. Fer
filters for every crop. Save
money. See. Govan Hyder.
Phone $50.
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I5-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Rkode Island Red
eggs for setting. Mrs. S.
Schuyler, Dana.
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NURSERY STOCK - The public
will soon be ordering rose bush
es, shrubbery and fruit trees.
= What have you to SELF Adver-
tiSe it.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fordson
Tractor and plowS. w. J. Mich
olson, Etowah high school.
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II. D. HYDER, con the bank" at
depot sells cotton seed meal for
$3.50; Shorts per bag 1925;
Cotton hullS, Csc; 5-7-5 Fertil-
iZer $3.50.
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CHAIRS, DAVENPORTS, EEDS,
tableS-whateyer you need in
furniture bargains. We buy and
sell new and used furniture.
Reliable Furniture Co. \
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CATALOC HOUSES are advising
prospective customers where to
buy. Local merchants need to
do likewise and cultivate their
good will. Classified ads will
reach most of them.
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WANTED-Cordwood, 8 St. long;
oak, maple and hickory, deilV-
cred at Model Laundry, near
depot.
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FOR SALE - English LeghOrn
eggs for settings. also tops.
SunnyslOpe Farm, Edneyville.
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TURNER sawmills, CASE trac-
tors and full line Of Case
farm implements. Wade NJ.
King, corner King and Seventh
avenue.
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4O-MisceUaneous

WANTED - Second hand show
case. Must be in good condi-
ton. Phone 1879.
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START YOUR chicks on Wayne
Starter this year and they will
show you better Development
than any bunch Of chicks you
ever raised. Houston Feed
Store.
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~ STATIONERY

Hteaca S''cS your CORE
r.. ! new dignity and
agaa p,i-.. our samples.
'''lIng Co. Phone
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2 STACKS CORN TOPS and 2
stacks Peavine-Sudan Grass
Hay for sale by stack. cash. K.
X. Stepp, Hendersonville, N. C..
Route 1.
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1l-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Waiton piano in Grsi
class shape, SIS. Clyde Orr.
Route /, Spartanburg highway.
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FREE CHEVROLET SEDAN and
81 other prizes for best slogans
Tor DR.. Vests Tooth Paste.
Free entry blank with two 25c
tubes for $33c at Wilson Drug
Company.
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'l9c RUBBER HEELS 19c" -
For 4 limited time only. Brine
your shoes to us always. We
sew SoleS. Economy Shoe Shop
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WHEN BETTER SEEDS are pro-
duccd the Farmers Federation
will sell them.
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oaftSo0F IA age changes
l5ay.o,g after a.. birthday. Save
/ yop. q, present age. Pro
|ener. '&&mIiy and self for
IA. ''' H"w. R. Sutherland,
3
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pFNVCRFFD PANSIES - C

Towering mixture, a speciality
with us. Bermuda onion plants,
cabbage plants. Riggan's PanSy
Gardens. %04 kamuga Street.
Phone 1927.
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3I--Reql Estate

REAL ESTATE NANTED-We
want listings of city and county
property. If your property Is
for sale liz it with US. Ewbank
and Ewbank. Phone SO. ASK
ANYBODY.
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AUCTION SALE-Saturday, 2:3O
p. NJ. court house. We will sell
the furniture in Bakers Art
Gallery building, including liv-
ing and dining room suites,
rugs, pictures, paintings, an
tiques and good Majestic range.
S. Maxwell, auctioneer, Phone
l72.
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$I.0o PARKE DAVIS Cod Liver
Oil, 79c; $500 WGmpole'S
Preparation, zoe: Dr.. Vests
and Prophvlactic tooth brushes,
SOC; soc Milk of Magnesia, 29c.
Freeze Drug Company. i
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TRY TEXACO's Nutcx Asphalt
surfaced roll roofing. Very pop
ular roofing because of light
weight and low price. J. II.
Reaben, agent; or Local Deal
erS.
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FOR SALE-Fine Spitz puppies,
| Phone 3l3-W.
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and Plants

'ALE-Juniper trees. Best
,' trees, iOc per foot: 9TH
|. 'Isaper. Walter Orr, Eto-
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VETERANS - Let your bonus
help you build 4 home or inn
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make it go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der, Millwork. Coal. LenoX
Park. Phone 500. II
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IRISH CCBBLER Potatoes for
sale. $l.OO bushel, cash. r. *.
81 Stepp, HenderSonville, n. c.,
Route 4.
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DIVIDENDS PAID at 3 l-2 per
cent per annum on December
3lSt. All Investments insured
up to $4,000. Why, not take a
few shares in First Federal
Savings & Loan Association?
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COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co.
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Special Notices

SETTING EGGS WANTED: Do
you have any to sell, what
breed, and the price? Tell pros
pectlve customers through ar
advertisement. ...- E.
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SUNSHINE POLISH - For pi-
amos, furniture, automobiles,
brass beds, leather upholstery,
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. BrunsOn Furni-
ture Co.
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IF THAT MACHINE breaks
down, see us. We can fix it BY
making new parts promptly at
reasonable prices. She2ly's Ma
chine Works. :"
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For Rent
29-Help (FemaEe)

WANTED AT ONCE-Good cook,
middle-age white WON n.
Cook" care Times-News.
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AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. in
Guiding THEFT, fire and liability
at surprisingly low cost. Insure
with Brownlee Insurance anu
Realty Company. I"
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2S-Salesmen, Agents

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh
Routes of 500 families in Tran
Sylyania, South Jackson Coun-
ties and HendersOnvilie. Reli-
able hustler should start earn
ing $25 weekly and increase
rapidly. Write today. Rawleigh,
Dept. NCC-95-S, Richmond, Va.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-02
POTATOES NEED HIGHER
QUALITY AND GRADING

That Minnesota potato growers
can make more money by market
ing potatoes of higher quality and
more uniform size is sharply en-
phasized in a new bulletin publish
ed at University Farm, st. Paul, on
"A study Of the Demand for Pota-
toes in the Twin Cities" The study
was conducted by L. F. Carey, div
ision Of agricultural economics,
among hotels, hospitals, restaurants
and retail stores in Minneapolis
and st. Paul.
The study bristles with signifi-
cant facts for Minnesota potato
growers. For one thing, it shows
that large cities have a great de-
mand for the very best quality of
potatoes, high in cooking quality
and uniform in size. Since about 80
per cent of the potatoes used in
the Twin Cities come from outside
states, Mr.. Carey asked what the
objections were to Minnesota pota-
toes. The replies indicated that
large part Of the shipped in pota-
toes could be replaced by Miuneso-
Ia potatoes through improvement
IN quality AMI more careful grad
| ing. Better control of diseases
would greatly improve the quality
of the Minnesota crop.
The bulletin, which has the num-
Der 324, is published by the Mime
sofa Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-02
South Sank Centre

Lawrence Herzog was a business
caller at the Carl Bieringer home
Monday.
Miss Louise Barchenger spent
Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Dorothy Jenc.
Anton Bieringer was a caller at
the William Schloegle home Satur-
day.
Leonard Schieffer, John, Joe
Ben and Edward Bieringer and Jim
Christie spent Sunday afternoon
with the Barchenger boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Merten and
family, Of st. Cloud, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Walter spent Sunday af-
ternoon and were supper guests at
the Anton Bieringer home.
Miss Rose Schloegle spent Tues
day afternoon with Miss Louise
Bferinger.
Katherine, Theresa, and Eliza
beth Bieringer spent Sunday after
noon with Rose and Gertrude
Schloegle.
velma, Virgil and Eugene Quade
spent Sunday evening at the Frank
Jenc home.
John Kunzak, John Merten and
son, Anton, and daughter, Margar-
ct, and Ed Eibensteiner called at
the Anton Bieringer home Thurs
day evening.
John and Joe Bieringer called at
the Norbert Otte home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eibensteiner
and family spent Tuesday evening
at the Anton Bieringer home.