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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Guard Camp
Sunday.
July Ninth
Payroll For Duty
Will Total Nearly
$500 For Co. M
TWO WEEKS CAMP
Lieutenant Fischer
Expects Commission
AS Captain This Week

A payroll Of nearly $500 will be
paid to the sixty officers and men
Of Company M, Sank Centres ma
chine gun company Of the 206th
Infantry Minnesota National Guard
for two weeks camp at Camp Rip
ley as the company hustled into
preparation this week for its reg
ular summertime maneuvers to be-
gin when the outfit leaves Sunday
by truck at nine o'clock, Lieuten-
ant Carl Fischer, acting command
err, said this week.
A complement Of sixty officers
and men will bring the company to
full strength, Fischer said, as he
announced Lieutenant jam s
O'Gara as second in command. The
outfit will be encamped two weeks
as one Of three machine gun units
in the regiment, will return July
23rd.
Ahead of Co. Ms departure will
be that Of their "old captain" now
Major Roy L. Scott who plans to
leave Saturday. Scott, in command
of the Bird Battilion, will have about
three hundred men in five COM
panies in his command, will direct
the first weeks range practice and
the second weeks battalion man
euvers.
Regimental maneuvers will &C.
cupy the company during the lat.
ter half Of the second week, Fisch-
err said, after range instructions and
battalion maneuvers had been con.
Quoted. Visitors Sunday has beer
set as July 18th, and Company M
is willing to receive guests from
this city. Dinner will not be served
to visitors this year, but there Is
available sites for picnics.
Fischer, who succeeded to the
active command of Company M
with the advancement Of Scott to
the majorship this year, was ex-
pecting his captains commission
early this week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Minor Accidents
In City on Fourth
Quiet Holiday Here
Many Enjoy Fishing
And Picnic Trips

Accidents that were claiming
lives the nation over in the four day
holiday for the Fourth, all Of a
minor nature here, labeled the day
quiet" in this city.
Medical attention was administ-
cred to a 3-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Ajax, of Minneapolis,
who spent the day in this vicinity,
when a firecracker exploded in his
hand. It was the only reported
case Of a firecracker burn.
An unidentified lady was given
medical aid when a fish hook was
imbedded in her finger.
7-year-old Bobby O'Connell, son
CONTINUED on Page s, Col. g.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Car Stolen
September %
Just Returned
Search Ended
June 20 At Selfridge,
North Dakota

Walter Holme is driving his own
car again.
Stolen nearly ten months ago
given up for lost, believed wreck
ed, and reported in the early days
Of the search last fall in various
sectors Of the country, the 1895
blue Chevrolet sedan is back In
his possession.
Last September 2Sth Walter
awoke to find the car gone from
in front Of the house on Birch
Street-stolen about three in the
morning when he forgot to remove
the ignition keys.
June goth the search had ended
in an isolated little town, Selfridge
about seventy miles from Bismarck
North Dakota, after Sheriff Art
McIntee, the Bureau Of Apprehen.
sion and local authorities had col
Elaborated with Mr.. Holme in seek.
ing Identification of the car.
Late last week a Walker, Min
nesota, junked and wrecked car
dealer was in the Willmar Jail
where he admitted to Sheriff Nc
Intee thefts of thirty automobiles
in this section of the state.
It was by no mere chance that
the 1895 blue Chevrolet belonging
to Walter was stolen; 1t was OF
well-planned move. The Walker
dealer had a wrecked 1885 Chevro.
let on hand with a good motor. He
sought good car in which to place
the motor. In Sank Centre he
found the Holme car, fitting his
needs.
Method of disposal, through
changing motors. was the factor
that stymied early location Of the
car and later delayed apprehen-
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
7-Year-Old Lad
Fights For Life
Grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton FEELING, of This
City, Seriously Injured by Train

Mrs. Anton FEELING, son, Bernard,
and daughter, Irene, motored to
Minneapolis Tuesday to visit their
grandson and nephew, Donald
Rosemark, who was seriously in
jured and lost leg while trying to
catch a ride on freight train near
his home. Il
The seven-year-old lad owes his
life to Jack Westbury, driver Of a
department store delivery truck,
who rushed to the boys aid and APP
piled tcurniquet, hating the flow
of blood, when Donald's leg was
severed.
Donald Is putting up brave
fight at Northwestern Hospital,
and Is reported as being in fair
condition.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Motorcycle
During Fair
Annual Gypsy Tour
Will Be Held
August 12th-13th

Sank Centre will have it's fourth
convention of 1889 during the
Stearns County Fair August IL, IS,
IA and Is, when members of the
American Motorcycle Association
will gather here for their annual
Gypsy conclave. Eight states will
be represented by about $50 cyclists,
who will convene here on Saturday
and Sunday, August IL and 10,
States to be represented will be
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North
and South Dakota, Illinois, Nebras-
ka and New Mexico.
From Minnesota, the following
clubs will participate in the con-
vention: Minneapolis Motorcycle
Club; Gopher State Club, st. Paul;
Motorcycle Escort Club, st. Paul;
Black Panther Club, Winnebago;
Falcon Club, Albert Lea; Roches-
ter Motorcycle Club, and many
others from this state and outside
the state.
Among this large group of mot
orcyclists, are trick riders, who will
stage the program for the Stearns
County Fair on Saturday and Sum
day afternoons. Liberal prizes
have been hung for winners Of var
ious events, which will include
motorcycle races, ballon bust, mot
orcycle polo, egg race, swat the po-
tato, turf board race, novelty events
and trick riding. Turf board rid
ing is similar to surf board rid
ing on the lake.
This will be a thrilling event
and will be a part of the best pro-
gram ever staged at the fair.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Will Be Placed In
Box With Glass
Door For Emergency


Rotary Club In session Tues
day noon decided to install q
telephone In the City Park,
near the swimming beach, for
emergency purpose. This tele-
phone will be placed In q box,
with glass door. In case of
drowning or other emergency,
break the glass and call CEN
trail. Central will call the doc
tors and notify the fire depart
ment Immediately. This tele-
phone viii be installed at once
and win remain In the park
during the months of July and
August. Other measures for
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Young Man Ventured Out
Too Far-Not Good Swimmer
Saved In Nick O'Time

A near drowning caused consid.
cradle excitement at the municipal
swimming beach Sunday afternoon
at about $50 o'clock. Albert Raw
lin, 18-year-old youth from Tracy
attempted to swim to the diving
platform, found he could not make
1t and according to his own state
ment lost his head.
A man from Missouri and Hiram
Bellenger went to the aid of the
young fellow, after he had gone
down twice. With the aid of Nolan
and Max Gilbert, who were fishing
across the lake, the young fellow
was placed on the diving platform
and then brought to shore.
An alarm was turned in and sew
eral doctors appeared at the scene.
The young fellow was little the
worse for his experience and arti-
ficial resuscitation was not neces-
sary.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Rotary TO Install Telephone
At City Szvimmimg Beach
safety at the beach were also
discussed.

safety at the beach were also
discussed.
Rotary members also decided un-
animously to extend a vote OF
thanks to the fire department and
telephone company for the quick
response in placing the alarm and
arrival Of the department with
equipment at the park.
Carl Fischer, commanding offic.
er Of Co. M, Minnesota National
Guards, invited Rotarians to be
guests of the company at Camp
Ripley on the second Tuesday OF
camp.
Harley Forsyth took over the
duties as president Of Rotary al
Tuesdays session. He was present
ed the gavel by L. T. Lovik, re-
firing president.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Locals Lost Two
Successive Games
Manager Soltau
Announced Disarmament Of
Team Wednesday Morning

With only slightly less than an
even break on their games played,
the Sank Centre baseball club was
announced disbanded Wednesday
morning by manager Vern Soltau.
CONTINUED on Page 8 Col. a.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
BICYCLE CLUB MEETING

A meeting Of the Bicycle Club
was held in the City Park Monday
evening, at which time the Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars and the local
Gamble Store furnished ice cream
and the v. f. w. Auxiliary furn-
ished cake. A splendid meeting
was enjoyed. The next session of
the club will be held at a time to
be announced later.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Fiesta of Music All
Afternoon and Evenine
Free To Public
TO START AT 1890
Massed Concert
Will Open At
8:15 Sunday Eve

A fiesta of music will be held
in Sank Centre next Sunday, July
9th, afternoon and evening, wher
the eighth annual tournament Of
the West Central Band Association
convenes at the City Park. Tht
program will open at 1890 with 9
concert by the Sank Centre band
and from that time until late af
ternoon continuous concerts will bt
offered by visiting bands.
A program Of the band concert.
during the afternoon, the band.
which will participate and the lead
ers of each organization, are as
follows:
1880 p. m.-Sauk Centre
band, Paul III. Hanson, director.
loo p. m.-Paynesville band,
Harold III. Weber, director.
1:3O p. m.-Albany City band,
N. o. Hofmann, director.
200 p. m.-Belgrade band,
Harry j. Brown, director.
ESQ p. m.-Alexandria Con-
cert band, H. w. Arentsen, d.
rector.
500 p. m.-Royalton band, e.
HI. McGonagle, director.
$3.50 p. m.-Little Falls City
band, w. p. Blake, director.
400 p. m.-Glenwood Concert
band, s. H. Lund, director.
4:30 p. MN. Casper john
shoy, director, Starbuck Com
munity Band.
500 p. m.-Brooten band,
Ralph Fendi, direet6r.
Directors Of the above mentione,
bands will each direct one numbe
during the massed band concert
which will commence at 8:15 Sun
day evening. Four hundred ant
fifty musicians will appear in tn
massed band at the band shell TO
the evening concert.
Arrangements for the tournamen
and massed concert are under tn
direction of P. w. Hanson, VIII
with the cooperation Of the Com
munity Club has made this even
a possibility in Sank Centre.
Various entertainment features
have been arranged for visitors a
the park, including horseshoe ant
kittenball games, as well as games
for the Riddles. Visitors are assur
ed Of free parking, free picnic
grounds and free bathing. Music
Continued on Page 8 Col. y
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
Near Drozvnimg At City
Park Beach Sunday Evemime
ervised hours-from 2 until 8
each afternOOn-are ION their
own responsibility"

The dictum, repeatedly leveled at
swimmers here this summer, comes
from Councilman Joe Miller and
program director, e. D. Harvey,
who were asking cooperation in
observing supervised hours.
Harvey amended the announce
ment with the fact that the life
boat will be unlocked at all hours
Of the day and the life buoys will
be out. Even though life guard
supervision Is not available after
five o'clock, facilities for saving
life will be.
He was emphatic In this state
ment: Those buoys and that
life boat are not play things.
They're for the purpose Of aid
ing those I'm trouble. Anyone
found using that boat for any
reason except aid to someone In
distress, will be barred from
the beach"
He announced, too, that because
Of the increased interest in the rec
reational facilities at the Park, sup
ervision Of games will be augment
ed to include the hours Of 6 to 8
each evening. "But there will be
no evening beach supervision" Har-
vey pointed out.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06

Railway taxes in 1888 were near
ly 100 million dollars greater than
the amount expended for fuel.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06
SWIMMERS "ON OWN" AFTER
USUAL SUPERVISED HOURS

Emphatic announcement was
made this week, from City Park
authorities, after the near-trag-
edy this week, that swimmers
who come after the usual sup
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

CHEVY CHASE, S13 .5OO-NEW CORNER
brick home. rooms, ga baths; high
view. tennis court Ideal for large family
or :! couples partly furn.; S11O. Wis
Il3-W.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1O5 LELAND ST
Large house. g bedrooms, 3 baths. exten-
sale Sl3,500 Atlantic 0651 nights.
1418 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.
rms. bath built-in gar: ami: newly
DEC; corner OF row. Greenwood 27t53-J
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

nished, detached brick modern home; bed
room. 3h baths; 2-car garage: conven-
lent to schools, etc. Lease. Call OWNER,
Emerson 6691.
Rock Creek Park Crestwood; 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, large sleeping porch: Scar garage;
automatic heat: perfect condition; silver
and linen included. Adams 1883.
CLEVELAND PARK-NEWLY DECORATED
8 rooms 2 baths, maids room oil heat;
garage: elec. refrg.; adults. Emer. 1919.
ALEXANDRIA-ATTRA HOME: 8
bedrooms. tile BATH screened porches: large
garden: garage. OWNER, Temple 4345.
MAISONETTE, IN va BEDRMS, .LIv.
rm.. kit; charmingly furn.. grand piano;
rent mo. Phone Chest. 1905 or Met. 1892.
1717 34th ST. N.W.-LEAsE MONTHS;
detached. 6 rooms inclosed garden; ga
rage; 500 90. Inquire next door.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

311S 18th ST NV
5 rms. bath. h.-w.h.; $3.50.
134S MONROE ST. NV
Desirable: close to trans. and 14th ST.
Shopping district; rms. bath, oil heat;
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
1874 Park Rd NV. Col OS3S.
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co-oPERATIyE APIS eoR SALE

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENT 1O4 AT 2707 ADAMS MILL
rd. w.-Attractive: furnished or unfur-
nished. Sunday. 2 to s pm
BACHELOR APr-FOYER, LIV. ROOM.
bath. 3 closets: Murphy bed, Fridigaire;
ON CONN, AVE-LIvING ROOM, FOYER,
bedroom dinette. kitchen; priced right;
adult; gentiles: no pets. Box Or Star.
1912 N H. AVE- RMS. 4 EXPOS.
Frigidaire; must be sold this month. IN
spection invited: gentiles. Geo. 1857.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-BRIGHT APT.
liv. rm.. bedrm.. din, kit. bath eos
Farragut St. Apt. 1O2 Emerson 1927
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs nc
more Why take a chance? Enjoy complete
protection. Low rates. Open storage Pri.
yate rooms Call Merchants. Natl 5000.
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T,ACT ,EDE

1928 VERMONT AVE NV.
Bright, cheerful downtown apartments in
perfect order.
8 rooms. foyer, kit. and bath SOS 90
rooms foyer, kit. and bath 800
Inquire Resident Manager or
w. H, WALKER,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

~ NV W
2 OR ROOMS. <. AND B., FURN-- CLOSE
In; 3 adults; $55-S60. Box 3S6-V, Star .
COUPLE DESIRE FURNISHED ROOMS,
Republic 4O54.
EMPLOYED COUPLE WISH LIGHTLY
furnished but very clean apartment, l
room, kitchen and bath; center of city, mr.
Catholic church; rent not to exceed S35
mo MRS; G. FORD, 1874 N st. NV.
COUPLE WITH INFANT; UNFUR.. RMS,
kit.. pvt. bath; porch: utils.; clean, pvt
home; Dec. l: $40. Box 276-X. Star.
UNF.; l LG.. ROOM DIN, K. AND B:
soundproof. first-class apt. bldg, quiet
bldg. and street. no children or dogs.
Give full particulars. Box 371-v, Star.
FURNISHED TWO ROOMS. KrTCTENETTE
and bath IN refined private home for mar
reg red couple wanted Jan. /. 1910. Box
UNFURN.; / LARGE RIM, K.-DTN.. B.,
Ylth heat, elec. and gas incl. Must be
clean. not over S35 per mo-, with garage
aVa aaVsilaeis; aeau By Nov. L; NV. preferred.
sHoREHAM. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nlshed housekeeping apartment, by re-
fp0nslps Ana 4asJ party please state particulars
WE CAN RENT YOUR APT. FURN., UN-
furn.; quick action. Phone, write or see
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Natl. 1884.
1910 Vermont. RIM. PIT. Ewes, EN-. OS21.
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Mr.. WALTER REED.

S63S Georgia ave, Apt 2-3 rms. dinette,
bath; elec. refg.: hardwood floors screened
porch, with yard; $3.50. O. B. HOPKINS,
Il26 Vt. ave. NV. District 1871 or Wood
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FUKNIS1EU.
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH; INSULATED,
modern; oil heat near Congressional Lii
brary. 147 Carroll st. Sc. Adams 4940-W.
1891 FLORIDA AVE. NE ROOMS,
semi-private bath; everything furnished;
near cars and bus; $500 wk Line. 6557:
suBLEr UNTIL APRIL ! TO REsPoN-
sible, party. attr. furn; hv Im'' nedrmi
May % be see seen Sun. 4 to 6; Mon. Tues,
We'd 8 to 9; $50. 4031 Davis pl. n.w.'
Apt. 800.
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1925 PORTER ST. NV.
9 bedrooms living room, dinette, re-
eeptlon hall. large bath and extra closet
ave.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors.
925 New York Ave. NV. Natl, 9797.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ehs2mnsy yysn,n.d b.s9oo, HDM Sssb
f5ss onser hes.rs sos7 Lease months
63O5 7th ST. N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED;
2-bedrm. house; auto oil heat; gar: $75
6153 3lst PL.. CHEVY CHASE. D. &c
rms. kit, bath. with toilet laundry and
garage in basement: oil burner heat: adults
only. $110 mo Woodley 9469
CLEEvELANNp .EI AND PARK K . 1AyAILA%bLE 1Ll, BE : De
pletely furn.; 1 bedrms, ~, baths, nre;;
place. piano: elec. refg;. washer, new oil
sun suTne msas Conn r1S sna @ ta
schools and Cathedral. Emerson 1896.
5405 N. H; AvE,,2 LIv. RMS. 2 DIN. 3
bedrms.. 2 K: 2 b.; porches; gas. elec.
mo hwh KEY 'atr1s at 5 t0T 5 rsa'ea s deo smss ss
!510s KANSAS AVE. N.W.-9 ROOMS.
bath. arranged for families reasona BILE
Apply 814 Longfellow st. NV. Geo. 1851.
CLEVELAND, PARK, 3401 MAcoMB ST.
nw.-Avatlable Dec: l congressional sea,
heat: double garage; maids room and bath
FsaHR co. INC G. asa'f ass iSts
635 LoNGFELLoW ST. N.W.-6-RooM
house, 2 incl porches: approximately $50
mo-: desirable neighborhood
LEAVING TOWN, MUST SELL, 10th AND
Col, I'd. NV. Will sacrifice furniture with
business, $4,000 cash; corner house, 3
baths: upstairs. hlled, carries overhead.
Box 474-V, Star.
YEARS LEAsE-COMPLETEL ARTIsTI-
cally furnished; Groom. bath modern brick.
nearby res. suburb: Porch lge. lawn and
garage. eltc. refe. and appliances, fireplace,
lovely linens and silver. Large. sunny
adults only, Owner leaving city Shep-
herd 1573-J. 49,
CHEVY CHASE, Md ROOMS, PLUS
Ind f.. unfurn. 4903 Chevy Chase blvd
Wisconsin 6951-M.
SILVER SPRING. MD. $500 WARREN ST,
corner Glen ave. Ginden)-3 bedrms CEN
ter hall large sun deck; ami; 2-car ga
rage: nr. schools. churches. stores. bus
Reas. See eyes, after $50 Sat pm and
Sun. immed. occupancy. PARKS
DUTCH COLONIAI-NEWLY DEC. WELL
furn,; yard; reasonable; car and guide
service
OWENS REALTY DUPONT 4115.
REDUCED RENT.
Beautifully furn. brick. Groom, 2-bath
home, In Beverly Hills, Va; every modern
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COIORED.
734 PARK RID. NV.
S42.50.
Modern apt of . rms. kit. and bath;
elec, refrigeration. See janitor.
5O2G ST. NE.
$500.
Rooms, Bath Elec.. Gas.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos N. Cap Realtor. Natl. 6l3l.
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BARGAIN-COBLENfZ
Corner North Capitol, Florida Ave. NV
4 rms: kit. b.. porch, refg $3.50
"A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1925 N. Capitol ST. Dupont 1256
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Ills FLOWER AVE,

Takoma Park Md. Pleasant, modern apt
Liy rm;;; 2 bed1ms., kit, separate dinette,
DIXIE REALTY CO.. agents, Natl $3.50
or resident mgr, Shep 495S
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ONE LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN: GAS,
lights heat: S35. 1920 Ingleside ter. NV.
27Os ONTARIO RD-1 OR RMS.
kitchenette; nicely furnished; Frigidaire;
adults ONLY: reasonable. Col 4S17.
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COUPLE WITH INFANT; UNFUR.. RMS,
KIT. pvt. bath, porch: utils.; clean, pvt
home, Dec $40 PoY OTS-Y Gfor
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THE SANTA ROSA ATTRACTIVELY
furn. housekeeping apt. liv. rm., bedrm:.
kit. bath: every modern convenience. 1712
18th st. nv,
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aged business lady. refined, unattached
who does not mind living alone much of the
time, to share very quiet oil-heated sub
urban apt, modern conveniences. L block
from bus Reasonable. Available now.
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REFINED COLORED.
liv. rm., . bedrms., kit. pvt bath; $3.50;
party with good references. DIXIE REALTY
CO., agents. 1417 L ST. NV, or OWNER,
Woodley o10O
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CONCORD GARDENS,

1901 Concord ave. corner 1900 block 18th
n.w.-New cross-ventilated air-cooled
apartment Q rooms. kitchen, dinette. bath
Venetian blinds large rooms, kitchen fans.
express bus. churches and schools RE-
FRIGERATICN AND COOKING INCLUDED
IN RENT. Resident manager Apt. 1O3.
Randolph 3356
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FURNISHED TWO ROOMS KrTCTENETTE
and bath in refined private home for mar
ried couple wanted Jan. l. 1910. BOX
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REDUCED RENT.
Beautifully furn. brick, Groom, 2-bath
home. In Beverly Hills, Va: every modern
appointment oil heat: 3 mi. from White
ROD. Natl 4525
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3O23 14th ST.-LADY DESIRES ANOTHER
share this nicely furnished, convenient apt.
AID. 3640. Apt SOB.
1-ROOM. KITCHEN, BATH APT. RENT
to responsible party for mo. of Dec. 1722
18th st. NV. Apt. 506. Dup. 1850, ex sos
YOUNG LADY GOVT EMPLOYE. WILL
share with another attractive Groom apt;
conv. trans; reas Adams 6422R.
DOWNTOWN, 1906 K N.W.-BACHELOR
apt, entire 1st floor, front. private en-
trance; rooms. bath. Frigidaire.
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REFINED YOUNG LADY SHARE WITH
others, large, sunny, well-furnished outside
apt, NV, own room, fireplace, piano;
S25 90 Columbia 343O
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505 18th ST NV McREYNoLDs, APT.
219-Wanted two refined young ladies to
snare 2 rm., k. & b. apt with one other.
newly furn. Twin beds. With k priv
S25 mo, Without G04 mo
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1925 1St ST NV

bedrms.. living rm., dinette, kit. bath
and porch 3 exposures; laundry tubs and
lockers IN basement; gentiles; S52.5
Rand oQ2h
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5 ROOMS AND BATH. FIRST FLOOR APT.
oil heat. hot water all year; large, light
basement, laundry trays and water closet:
10c fare: S4S. 34O2 2lst ave North
Arlington. Va. formerly 102 Columbia ST.,
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-I RIM, KIT, CONT.
hot water; oil steam heat; refg.; adults;
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PA, 10th ST Me- OR . ROOMS,
kltchen nicely furnished for housekeep-
ing; c.h.w; adults only
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front room. kitchen. bath; responsible per
son or couple; reasonable; convenient. Atl
Evening star., 1939-11-19

WOODBRIDGE, 2434 MONROE ST NE
1st floor. attractive 2 rms. kitchen, bath.
elec. refg., auto heat, hot water; adults.
CHASTLETON. S02-ONE ROOM, BATH
apt. attractively furnished; no kitchen
Evening star., 1939-11-19

FOR COLORED.
1917 T st. n.w.-3 r., kit. and b.. elec.
refg, S4S.50.
1414 Girard NE, 3 r. apt, S30-S40.
2024 14th st. NV r. K, b., S52.5o.
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
GUY TIMER,
1926 You St. NV. North 1907.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-10-19
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fore it goes into the other ingre-
dents is sufficient to avoid this
trouble.-Ina B. Rowe, extension
nutritionist.
Do you recommend yellow rasp-
berries" for northern Minnesota?
No. The yellow raspberries you
mentioned were popular some years
ago. However, at the present time
it is almost impossible to obtain
stock of them from any nursery.
Although the berries were of good
quality, the canes were not at all
winter hardy and required cover
ing with soil every winter. The
yellow varieties were also very sus-
ceptible to diseases, a factor to
which we now have to give serious
consideration in any raspberry
planting.
would suggest that you stick to
the Chief for an early bearing rasp-
, berry and the Latham for a slightly
later season one. These are quite
winter hardy and will give higher
production than almost any others.
I-E. M. Hunt, extension specialist
in horticulture.