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Evening star., 1938-03-31
Women's Winter
Suits and Goats Reduced

Trimmed Black Box Coat OF forstmann "ooeI
3 Winter in black wine nubby woolen trimmed
beaver Kolnsky Sizes IS, 49, 1872 Orglnaly
coz s1oo Now ------------ S42
Winter Coats black gray woolen with collars OF
wolf kit fox caracul or Sizes H. 37, 4l1 40
r,-;r;,ouv eso os eoo5 Nou, 1885
IJntrimmed Sports Coats including Shagmoors and
Wor7mbo eeces Gray brown and black Sizes IL 10
49, A. Originally s35 to $45. Now ow---------------$2z
Unrmmed Sports Goats in variety OF styles and
coors IA to 49, 3312, 35la, 49, Originally s2ss5
sas Now --------$ $l495
Untrmmed Sports Coats Of cameshar woolens and WOOL
tveeds Natural and brown. H. 6 to TO- A. Orgi-
nally SIG 95 to s2995. Now
Tailored Suits in oxford, brown navy and gray Wooen
Sizes IA, 90 40, a. Originally s35. s3995. NowSlSSo
Tailored Suits imported wooen fabrics and Forst-
woolens Gray and navy Sizes IL to 20 and ~
Originally s29 95 to s3995.
CoArs AND SUITS THIRD FLOOR.
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C|ose-Out utEng|ish hEarthenware

Gloria Pattern-a lovely blue spray design on the
shoulder with center flower design.
for SO pieces Were $3.50 $l25O
Breakfast Service 80 pieces Was sl245 Now $3.50
Dinner Service 8, 64 pieces Was $3.50 Now-s2050
l Dinner for 8. 81 pieces Was 160. Now$125O
Coffee Pot Haviand China and gold banded Orig
inaly S8 Now .SE.oo
Sugar Bowl Havand green and gold banded Originally
$3.50. Now 81
Cream Pitchers Haviand, green and gold banded Origin
allv "a so Now 75c
Soups and Saucers green and gold banded Hav-
land China. Originally $470. Csc
Patter 1o-nch blue gold banded Haviland Originally
"a so Now CSC
Baker, blue gold banded Originally s425 Now 81
"a Tea and Plates blue and gold banded, de luxe
Originally S210. 6Oc
Cream Soups and Saucers blue, gold banded de luxe.
Originally 81. 9oc
"a Odd China Service Plates Were 95c Now----- SOC
Covered Casserole, Laureate pattern. Originally $750
Now 81 .95
3 Salad Bowls, English earthenware. Were ST. Now5oc
CIose-Out Give Pottern, English Eorthenwore
18 Rim Soups. Were Csc Now
Covered Casserole. Originally S. Now----------s1
IL Bread Butter Plates. Originally 4oc. Now----1oc
Platter, 12-inch Originally $3.50 Now w--------75c
Close Foirburn Pottern, Syracuse Chino
Service Plates, 1O-inch. Were s1.35.
Dinner Plates, 8-nch. Were $110. NoW----------'oc
18 Breakfast Plates. Were 81.
IL Rim Soup Plates. Were ST.
Dishes. Were 40c. Now
Oatmeal Dishes. Were 75c. Now
Cream Soups and Saucers. Were $1.65 Now------95c
Platters, 10-inch Were $l.85. Now
Platters, 14-inch. Were IS.
CHIN
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Boys Suits 1% Price

81 Boys Suits with cotton tops
and lined wool-and-rayon shorts.
Suitable for early Spring wear.
Sizes 5, 7, 8, 8, 10. Were So.
Now $l.50
81 Boys Suits Is above, some with
corduroy shorts. Sizes to 10.
Were 81. Now --------$2.35
80 Boys Plus Four Wool Knickers,
blue and brown. Sizes 10 to 16 in
the group. Were 81. Now S2.35
FL Boys Wool Sleeveless Sweaters.
Blue, tan, and rust. Were SO.
81 Boys Cotton Jersey Sports
Shirts with long sleeves. Sizes 16,
10, and 20. Were $100. Now SOC
u Boys Sports Shirts. same as
above. Sizes 16 and 18. Were $50.
28 Boys Knickers Suits in Spring
patterns. Sizes 10 to 16. Were
STATS and Sits. Now-----$9.S5
THE Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Cotton Blankets, 'l'4'

Originally S295
1s carriage or bassinet blankets
with rayon satin binding in either
pink or blue.
10 Cotton Buntings with detach-
able hoods in pink or blue. Origl-
nally So and 81. Now sl.45
II Cotton and 1870 Wool Carter
Shirts, size for years. Were Csc.
Now
II Cotton Paddy Mitts. Originally
81. Now
/ Infants Long Silk Coat, pink.
Was $10.95. Now------$5.95
IL Infants Cotton Gertrudes, hand
made. Originally $1.e5. Now--e5c
l Blanket, wool and silk, 48x72,
rayon satin ribbon trimmed. Was
$7.95. Now
30 pairs Infants Half Socks, sizes
5 to Tx. Were Csc. Now------1Sc
10 ToddIers' Cotton Dresses. Size
IL, 3. Were 81. Now--$1.45
8 Toddlers' Dresses, cotton dotted
Swiss. Sizes to 3. Were So.
Now $2.25
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Venetian Floor Screens, s2'4'
We're S3.4S

~ ere SJ.40
80 unpanted 3-fold type with stationery shutters.
overstued with bark velvet upholstery Was
$50.
l Lawn Chair. Green folding. Was $3.50 Now-----s195
/ Glider junior size Green frame with green and orange
cushions. $3.50. S2l50
l Chest, maple with large drawers Was $3.50
Now, S1775
1 Refectory Table, oak Was $685. Now-------------sA
1 Server with drawer Mansonia wood Originally $50
1 Lounge Chair green leather with down cushions. Was
Occasional Chair Philippine mahogany frame cotton gold
coored tapestry Was s125o Now-----------s
Tables automatic folding type with red Fabrikod
tops. Were $685. Now
Living Chair with green cotton brocatele cover
Chippendale style. Was $42. $3.50
Table plated with black top Was sl3 Now sss5
Chair rattan with weather resistant cushion Was
1880 Now ----------------
Kneehole Vanity maple swinging mirror seven drawers
Was $46.50. Now $35
Now 1919
l Dining Room Extension Table, Duncan Phyfe pedestal
STYLE Philippine mahogany Was $72 Now------------S36
Living Room Chair open type with cotton tapestry
cover Originally $13 Now------- S5.25
Folding Table Chair. White with white leatherette
seat Originally $4z5.
1 Buffet walnut modern Unusally large storage space
Table, green round with center hole for umbrella.
$40
Metal Table metal orange, oblong Was SIS w--$s.75
Occasional Chair with godcolored cotton damask cover
Was $3.50. Now
1 Flip Top End Table modern STYLE Mansona wood Top
slightly warped. Was $25 Now
Kitchen Table, stained. Was s6. $3.50
Chairs 18th splnt seats, wooden. Were $225 Now S165
Kidney Vanity Bench, stained. Was $780, Now--$llo
FURNITURE. SIXTH FLOOR.
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LAMBS and Shades Reduced

Boudoir Bridge Lamp sver-inshed glass tray and drops
EggsheI silk taeta shade Was $25 Now
SxWay Indirect Floor Lamp with opalescent bowl and
100000 -3OO-watt bulb Bronze finished Was $3.50.
Davenport Lamp with opaescent bowl and 5o-100-150-
watt bulb Was $3.50 Now -----S IS
2 l. E. S. End Table Lamps in bronze fnish opaescent
hou;ls and 10D-vatt bulb Was S. Now So so
Ivory -colored Composition Table Lamp, rust trim, tan
cotton shade Was $780, Now
LAMPS SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Misses Daytime Dresses, So:
Less Than Y Price
Originally SI4.95 to S39.75

Originally sI495 to s39.75
Is wool and rayon crepe dresses with Jackets.
Rose, aqua blue, wine, gold, brown, and black. Ma
ternity styles included.
Silk Print Fock with black backgrounds and
crepes in beige light blue green, black Origin
ally SASS to S25 Now --------------- Sis
light gray green in
light blue aqua brown navy black Pure silk prints with
black backgrounds Originally $l795 to s25 Now-S975
IA Wool Dresses in blue including fourway suit Print
rayon crepe with black backgrounds Rayon cepes
in gray brown, black Were S1695 to s25 Now $3.50
Wool Dresses in navy with white linen trim Black
rayon crepe dresses. Were S25 Now $3.50
Light Blue Imported Wool Costume Suit with beaver trim
Originally sl35. Now
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Seamless Wool BroadIoom
Rugs Reduced

Red Duratwist, 12x69 Originally s6550. Now-$2975
Tan Duratwst 12x76 Was S72 80 Now--------S3 S39.75
Tan Duratwis 9x6 Was S441O Now-----$26 $26.75
Taupe W&L Broadoom 35x6 Was $3.50 Now $SS5
I Rur9undv DurAtwist 9x3 Was S25 SASS
Desert Tan Duratwist. 6x9. Was $441O. $26.75
Heather-coored W&L BroadlOom, 9x94 Was $5915.
Now -----------$32 $3.50
Green Duratwist, 9x66 Was $48.75 Now-------$2So0
Rust -colored W&L Broadlo0m, 9x73. Was $4675.
Now -- $26.75
Green W&L Broadloom 12x43. Was $3915. Now--$167s
Burgundy, texture broadloom, 9xl2 Was $5S75
India Druggets 9x12. Were, each $3.50 Now---$2l75
Suraka discontinued pattern, 4.6x76. Was SIS.
Fine Quality Worsted Wilton, s3x106. Was Sis.
Chinese Reproduction American Oriental Rug $l5950
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Cotton Pajamas, 'l'''

We're s2.25
19 pairs handmade cotton pajamas,
hand-embroidered trim in contrast.
Peach, sizes is, 16, II.
9 pairs Cotton Crepe Pajamas, extra
sizes. tearose and blue. Sizes 18,
19. 20. Were $2.25. Now S1.65
S pairs Printed Cotton House Pa
jamas, extra sizes 10 and 20. Were
$295. Now
5 Rayon Satin Gowns with lily OF
the valley print on Dubonnet
BACKGROUND. Sizes Is, 16. Were
$295. Now -Sl.So
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Boys Moccasin-TyP Oxfords
s7.e5 Regularly $3.50 and IS

As pairs unlined brown elkskin with composition
soes. Sizes B-1112 to 13, :, 212, to 10; Gil to
12z 1872, ~ 51a: ", sis 9, s1a; Dill, 11h, IL,
49, 1872, l, 112, 2. g. 912, TO-
IA pairs Girls Pumps and Oxfords Patent leather and
brown grained calf. Sizes A-l2a, 1874 l. Ia; C-Sl,
9. 1912; D-sa 9, s12, 1919, 11a az, g. Were "a and
S4oO NOW S@''
40 pairs Junior Pumps Sports Shoes several
styles and feathers Sizes AAA-52, to 812 AA-412 to
g. A 32, Az S, 52, 8, 82; B- to 8. Were IS and
pairs Childens Kedettes in several styles
colors Broken sizes. Now, special
CHLpRLNs SHOES FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Mems White Shirts
) .3o We're 81

274 shirts in cotton broadcloth, COL
lar-attached and neckband styles.
All sizes. Also few patterned styles.
So Sports Belts, black and white
leather, sizes "a, 40 to 46. Originally
Sl. NOW ----- 45c
1872 pairs Undershorts of madras and
broadcloth, fancy patterns. Sizes 80
to 36, AZ, 46. Were 75c. Now -45c
Is Combination Lighter Cases, en-.
ameled and hammered chromium.
Slightly scratched. Originally $3.50
and 81. Now $l.15
10 pairs Silk Pajamas, slightly
mussed Plain colors and fancy.
Sizes A, B, c. Were IS and $3.50.
wv" SS.SO
l,400 Hamilton Double Edge Razor
Blades, fine gauge steel. Is to
package. Special for Friday only
Is for 25c
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Foundations, >3'9'
ORIGINALLY $40

Offg1H0ffy SIO
- girdles, Woodthrop and Treo.
Side-hook and step-in styles, OF
batiste and elastic. Cotton and
rayon. Sizes ~, %, 80, 81, 80.
10 Woodthrop Step-in Girdles of
imported elastic and satin. Silk,
rayon, and cotton. Sizes ~ to 80,
80 and 80. Originally $3.50.
NOW ---------- So.'o
5 Camp Surgical Corsets. cotton,
sizes 25, %, 20, 30. Were IS.
10 Hops Foundations for slim
figures, cotton and rayon, batiste
and elastic, lace-topped. Sizes 33
to SO. Were SIS. Now -- S2.95
20 Hollywood and A. p. Brassieres,
cotton lace. Sizes SO, 40. Were
sl.5O. Now -----$1
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
PuII-on Sweaters, '2'7'
Originally s3.95 to $3.50

Originally y3.95 to y6.W
Is sweaters in WOOL some plaids. Sizes IL to 20.
rs Blouses rayon prints and plain colors Sizes 80 49,
Originally So s5 to s0.95. Now S4.75
20 Vacuna Knit Sports Suits 2piece WOOL green brown,
navy, rust and cherry. Sizes IL to 18. Were $1295
IS Sports Dresses in and two piece styles Woo-and
rayon. Sizes IL to 20. Were SIG 95 $22 95
20 Wool Sports Skirts assorted colors $595
70 $lOS5. NOW
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Juniors Goats, '9.95
Originally S2275 to S3995

UTIgfHNIIy yzZ75 10 1J9.9o
5 coats in wool fleece. Beige, gold,
black, and brown. Sizes II to is.
10 Juniors Zephyr Knit Sweaters,
brown, green. gold, and rust. Orig
inally 50 and SO. Now-----75c
13 Juniors Dresses for street and
evening. Rayon crepes, satins and
wool. Sizes IL to IS.
8. originally $12.95 to $16.95.
Now $4.95
5, originally $10.95 to $22.75.
Now $3.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Girls Hockey Caps
rs Originally 81

20 caps for girls or juniors, In
brown, red, and Dubonnet.
10 Wool Knitted Parka hoods. Red
and white. Originally 81. Now, SOC
Is "Collegette" Roller Hats in wine,
and rust. Sizes 20l2 to 2lk.
Originally SO. Now $1.25
GIRLS AND JUNIORS SPORTSMAN,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen roll,

100 dozen rolls, 1000 sheets to q
roll.
Mutschler Cabinet Base with
porcelain top. Was $3.50.
Now -$li.So
1 Mutschler Cabinet Base, with
porcelain top. Was $18.95.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -$ll.So
l Bathroom Dresser Utility Cabi-
net. Was $l8. Now---------$l0.So
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Furs Reduced

l Misses Raccoon Coat Size 49, Was 1910. Now----$ $195
Black Alaska Seakin Swagger Cost Size 18. Was $3.50
NOW
l Black Alaska Seaskin Swagger Coat Size 1s Was $495
Now -- S275
I Silver Fox Scarf Was $l25 Now --- $69.75
1 Two Skin Blended Baum Marten Scarf. Was 4149.50
Silver Fox Cape Was 1925
Silver Fox Cape. Was 1895. Now
Barunduki Cape. Was s6s75. Now
Brown-dyed Rabbit Cape. Was $4975 Now-------$2975
Dyed Kolnsky Cape. Was $225 Now -----------$l5s75
Black Kidskin Cape. Was $l975. Now -----------$lO
Black Kidskin Cape Was $2975. Now ----------$l5
Skin Kolinsky Scarfs Were $3975. Now-----$2S
l Six Skin Kolnsky Scarf. Was $5975. Now------$H
l Two-Skn Kolinsky Scarf. Was $25 Now
l Six Skin Kolnsky Scarf. Was $4975. Now------$36
White Lapn Cape. Size 1S. Originally S4975 Now $zSoo
l White Lapin Swagger Coat Size 16. Originally $4975
Jacket brown kdkin 49, Originally $125. Now S4915
Jacket kdskin 49, Originally 1928 Now $4S75
Black Persian Jacket size a. Was $295 NOW $l695
Skunk American OPosum Jacket size 49, Was sl95
Nov, .-S9 $685.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Misses Formal Wear Reduced

Group of dinner and evening gowns of rayon satin,
Black, white, beige, red purple, blue, orchid char
treuse, aqua, and rose Sizes IL to 20.
originally $l4 95 S3975.
II originally $685. to s2975. Now-----------s97
s16.e5 to s2275
originally S45 and S95. Now
2 originally S3975.
s35, s3e75
Ivory Satin Wedding Gown Size IL. Was 1895 Now S29
MISSES FORMAL Room, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Mems Oxfords
Special s4's5 pair

Would Regularly Sell for S6
so pairs black or brown calf oxfords,
medium toe styles. Rubber heels.
Combined sizes-A, 9 to 1919; B, 71a
to IL; c, 7l2 to II; D, 6la to 101a.
Is pairs Mems Oxfords, dark brown
saddle, plain toe, rubber soles. Sizes
in the group-B, 7 to BIZ, 9l2, 10,
II; c, 7. 8, 9, 1917; D, 6la, 7, 1912,
II. Were So. Now w--- S5.45
The MEMS STORE SEcoNn Fl non
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Women's Spring Shoes, '4's'

Originally S675 to s1575
ITS pairs in black brown and blue wool gabardine
Also in black brown and white kid for walking.
pairs Early Shoes Originally sS75 to Sl275
30 pairs Summer Shoes Originally s5 to ss5 ss5
pairs Shoes wool gabardne and kid Blue
black and brown. Were $3.50 to $1075. Now-----$695
WoMEN's SHOES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31

Imported WooIens
q yard Originally So
$50 yards in striped and
checked tweed effects. Dress
and suiting weights, all 81
inches wide.
WooIENs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Assorted California
Fruits, IL package

~ ere EUC
IS packages assorted Sun Foods,
7l2-ounce size.
10 twelve ounce bottles Nectar Date
Syrup. Were 40c. Now----25c
9 twenty-four ounce jars Sweet
Picked Cantaloupe. Were 70c.
20 twelve -ounce jars Sweet Spiced
Kadota Figs. Were 38c. Now Csc
so ten-ounce glasses Lone Palm
Grapefruit Marmalade. Were Csc.
Now, 3 jars for
THE FOOD SHOP, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31

English Morocco Kit
Bags, $50 Were $40

II bags suitable for shopping
or travel, with purse and mir
ror. Green, red, brown ana
navy. All slightly imperfect.
LEATHER GOODS, AISLE 8,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31

is in rayon crepe, tailored. Built
up shoulders and straight top styles.
Tearose and white, sizes As to So.
l9 Pure-dye Silk Satin Slips, hand
made in Puerto Rico, hand-em-
broidery trimmed White and tea
rose. Sizes 80 to 40. Were Sl.95.
Now S1.45
COSTUME SLIPS. THIRD FLOOR.
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Printed Spun Rayon
.10e ward Vas CSC

59e yard Was 68c
$50 yards in plain and nubby
weaves. Floral and conventional
designs. 36 and 80 inches wide.
$50 yards Novelty Weave Rayon
Crepe in street shades. 80 inches
wide. Originally 81 and $l.25 yard.
Now -39c
CorToNS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Women's Formal Dresses. SOS
Women's Dresses, s7'9'

Less Than Y Price
Originally $685. to S22.95
10 rayon crepes in navy and black with white or
print trim Sizes "a to 38.
13 Wool Coat Redngotes with Rayon Print Plain Rayon
Crepe Dresses Sizes 36 to a. Were s1695. Now---s995
Better Dresses pure silk prints and silk sheers
with lingerie print trim. Sizes So to AZ. Were $4995
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S2975
For Shorter Women
IL Rayon Crepe Dresses In navy black brown and blue
Some with print trim. Sizes 1872 to 242 Originally $685.
to S25 Now ---------------$7 -$795
Rayon Crepes navy black with print trim. Sizes 1872
to 2212 Originally $2995. $3.50
Better Dresses Of in black with lingerie
print TRIM Some with jackets Sizes 1914 1872. 22l2
Were $685. s22
For Loreer Women
Rayon Crepe Dresses. navy, black and blue; with
print Sizes 442 481a 521 Were $685. Now 1895
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-31

Maids Uniforms, '3'4'
Originally 195
10 uniforms of Celanese rayon
MORE, in wine or gray. Sizes
16, SO to "A.
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR.
Sy|-O-SIips, 95'
Were SI.35
Evening star., 1938-03-31
Imported White Dotted
Swiss, So yard Vas 81

270 yards in three sizes Of dots,
all 80 inches wide.
IS yards White Cotton Crepe, 20
inches wide. Was 16c yard. Now, 10c
WHITE GOODS, SECOND FLOOR.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-15

children from Milwaukee, Wis,
are visiting with her aunt and I'M
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinbauer
for a week.
Leonard Screnson called on
Henry Blank Sunday afternoon.
Jerome Ecklund visited with his
sister, Mrs. Helmer SEVERN, Sun
day afternoon.
Art Trones called on Arnold
Blank Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Cooper, John
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kircher
and daughter, Holly, were Sunday
visitors at the John Steinbauer
home.
Those who visited at the home
of c. M. Berry Sunday were: Mr..
and Mrs. Vern Bloomquist and
daughter. Barbara, and Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Breckstrom, from Mimi
eapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Becker, Of Kandota.
Mr.. and Mrs. friedrich Otto and
son, Victor, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Arnes and daughter, Shirly, all Of
Iowa, visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Otto during the past
few days.
! G. M. Berry left Sunday evening
to resume his work at Minneapolis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-15
Kandota

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blank and
daughter, Betty Lou, and Donald
called at the A. H. Hendrickson
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinbauer
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Washal at Cush-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. johnson and
children called at the Otto Blank
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ecklund left
for Minneapolis Thursday and re-
turned home the same day.
Mrs. John Steinbauer and Alcuise
Petroskie were callers at Long
Prairie and Browerville Saturday
afternoon.
Verne Berry started school Men
day. He was i'll last week.
G. M. Berry's father, from Prince
ton, is visiting at the home of G. M.
Berry for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. John Steinbauer, Jr., and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-15
South Unity

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hummer were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Chas. Hummer home.
ALBERT Lietz called at the home
of Quade Bros. one day last week.
The Dold boys attended the
State Fair Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kind and
daughter, Marcella, and Arvin Kind
Harold Fisch, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Rapp and family were Sun
day visitors and dinner and sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kind and family.
Mrs. Henry Quade called on Mrs.
Clinton Upton Saturday afternoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-15

but it's going to be slow. Fast
backs may override the charge in
this opening game. At center Berg
green, heaviest man at 1873, is work.
ing out. Or Arneson or Brown may
fit that slot. &. At ends Arvig and
Rasmussen have the nod SO far. But
neither is handy at grabbing passes.
And that may put the foul touch on
the passing attack. At, tackles there
are Egan and Moore--big and rea-
dy as they come. And Egan is ex-
perienced. And then there are
boys like Reinardy, Kuefler, John
son, Potter, Cheney, Steffes, Zieg-
Ter and Brown who are threat to
any steady positions. 49,.
To start the prime weakness of
the team will be at the center and
guard posts on the line. II. That
weakness is due mostly to inexper-
fence Of the lads slated for the
spots. II. After the first game the
weakness should be lessened con-
siderably. -.
This item was handed to me.
I'll publish IL verbatim: Satur-
day afternoon q number OF
spectators watched the Junior
Golden Gophers romp over the
Embl0m Redskins to q tune of
Is to 48. (Shades of Red
Grange) Denny Mooney and
Dick Berggreen starred for the
long gains. The lineup is as fol-
lows: center, Richard Nelson;
I guard, John Erickson; tack
lie, Bob williamson; end, Geo.
Aldous; guard, Beebe Hans
mann; r tackle, Jack Grindy;
end, Bob Hansmann; quarter
back, Captain Fred Cooper;
half, Denny Mooney; half,
Chick Otto; fullback, Dick Berg
green. Referee, Jim Cooper.
Head linesman, Bud Veeder. 80.
You'll observe the lineup is for
the Golden Gophens. But what
Of the Redskins? The vanquish-
ed; the forgotten. ;. The game
was played In j. ". Nelson's
back lot. -.
Hunting talk spilled over the cot.
fee beakers as gray skies turned
the boys thoughts to hunting the
slick backs. And there sat s. p
Hansen and laurel Kells astound-
ing the rabble with tales. SO to get
you in the mood for the season, we
give them to you. There's the
time when the wind blew SO hard
the fish were tossed up on the
shores of Sank Lake. Remember?
Well, Laurel and s. r. were out
hunting that day. And believe me
1t was hunting under difficulties
The ducks, attempting to clear out
were met with the streaming air
And s'help me, they had to shoot
them flying backwards. The art
was accomplished leading of the
tail. And 8. p. Hansen once shot
ducks that in their fall, knocked
down others just rising off the lake.
And Laurel takes a tip from
the buns for his hunting apparel
He wraps the body in newspapers
as insulation against the tang OF
fall winds. Down the street
there was Pete Michels telling Bill
Otto as to how he "has the ducks
all tied up" =. So 1t goes. The
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-15
guff flies until the ducks fly. y. s
ducks, you'd better duck!

guff flies until the ducks fly. ~. So
ducks, you'd better duck!
800
Sank Lake is spewing up
some real fish Of late as fish
ing hit the comeback trail. Some
of the older hands remember
winter fishing used to bring out
the big 'uns, but now the ang-
lers are really hitting some. -.
Last Saturday Charley and Joe
Miller were out fishing. And Char
ley hauled up one that weighed o
little better than IS pounds. 1t gave
him a real battle in the weeds OF
the lake, but 1t was fun. Tell EN-
said Charley, "they don't have to GO
to the Arrowhead country And
we oblige. 49,.
TIN be the granddaddy Of them
all that will repose over the door at
George SINNERS. It's an 1S-pound
beauty that was landed last week in
lower Sank, near Buffers point
Now being mounted by Vern Sol
tau, the fish gave George and Buck
Potter a real battle. The old boy
swallowed the bait so far broom
stick was brought into play to ex-
tract 1t. And on the same day
Buck snagged one in the tail to
bring up a 15-pounder. And now
it's all fish talk. 49,.
= = =
But it was left to a duet Of
ladies to give the real fish story
of the week. Miss Ellen Mel
son, Of Minneapolis, formerly
of this city, was at the Glen
Potter home. She and Mrs.
Potter would like to go fishing.
why not, said Buck. And SO
they went. At noon when
Buck came home there were no
ladies. So he took run out
to the landing. There they
were. Miss Nelson rowing like
blazes and Mrs. Potter trailing
a fish on the line. Buck was
SO fearful lest they lose the
prize he waded out up to his
knees to rescue them from the
predicament. j. eff I'd had my
gloves, I'd have landed him.
said Mrs. Potter. But neither
would touch the animal bare
handed. And it weighed, not
bad, 10 and one-half pounds. -.