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Markets


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fair seles 1.36; Melntesh LIE; oDys I.3S-
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fair Susi. 1.oe; a1i-a1i: srd. ausl. 5Ss
Lssf Lettuce: Hsthssss 1e-1b bkts Ollie
l.oo Mich oo-1.oo; few lie.
Onions; Mich ysllsws S>-eo per eeae
= and larger ee-1e. - per cent = an1
larger u cents. Whites 81 per cent =
and larger 1.le-1.X.
Pststess. Ies.lb sacks u Ne Ia nus-
sets 1.7S.l.se mostly 1.ee-1.sS. Ne vastsss
var. 1.4e-1.5e; self Paper seshs Kesen.
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Clair Shores; Paul Frederick
Beauregard, Cottage z Baumia
Lane, st. Clair Shores.
Vincent D. Fourier, 26743
Fernwood, Roseville; Louis An
thony Oberliesen, Route two,
Mount Clemens; Harold Henry
Spear, 22403 st. Gertrude, st.
Clair Shores; H-rold Elvin
Schlais. 1924 Eleven Mile Rd.,
Roseville; Alexander Franklin
Taylor, Route 2, 2o145 Senator,
Roseville; Edward r. Nicolai,
1873 Forest, East Detroit;
Thomas Edwin Hamilton, 1880
Oakdale, Roseville; James Eek
ford Johnson. Route I, 81
Quinn Rd., Mount Clemens;
James Holland, Selfridge Field,
Mt. Clemens.
4718. .;-anl N909 :
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Ealsls

psrnorr, 20. le-tAPl-tU. .. Dsls.
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esse be4s H.O.A Deerees,
WINES, sxssas (0fs1s ~ large -, ne
Also l5.Ssst; sesa1ares t0ss1s - large
10.i03S, Oo01u0 1o-1o9S; Trades t0rsAe
O. laseo ll3s.1QA.
1900 -: standards t0eele ~ large
l0.lJ, ne1lon lA-lS,t; sss6ss (0ssAs O.
Insee n
SSaroA Dsohee Prices; Dst1ss. bses
~0o0osy - tobe. So3t-Sest.
IG0S. sssssae ssssavts Isks aistiss I'm;
she0ks 1ost.
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Livestock

DETROIT, Ysb. 1e-(AHt-CsesSs -
STEADY. Cheles - prime yeasnses -
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S.oo.JV; ns1isn weight 6eosvnse 80
10, reed % shsDes seeeaese 80 1907
s.se-lS.So; n1lksss - sessassss
calves -. sssAAy. Dsse calves ~;
.SheeO ooA Ia1bs S,ooo. 1askst net 60
III -. PpeepssSs lever. Previous
s,sss tsp IL. s~a6s kSs-sc.
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Caucus

CONTINUED From Page ~
Frank Beversdorf by four votes.
Bennett Tailed AZ votes to 80
for Beversdorf.
Mrs. Carrie McKag, village
treasurer, was unopposed and q
unanimous vote was cast. to re-
turn her to that office. Also
unopposed. James Gillett, viii
lage assessor, was renominated
for the same position on the tick
ct.
Three new village trustees
were nominated to replace the
incumbents whose terms expire
this month. On the ballot for
the position vacated by Louis
Harm, Carleton Jones received
4S votes to win over Walter
Willert who polled "a votes. Will
lsrt was returned a. q nominee
on the second ballot and de-
feated Carl Eisenhardt, 40 votes
to 80. Incumbent trustee Will
liam McKinnon declined the
nomination for q return to the
office on the second ballot.
Louis Liebzeit, incumbent
trustee. was opposed by Carl
Eisenhardt on the third ballot,
Eisenhardt winning the nomin-
alton with AZ votes against 40
cast for Liebzeit. This was the
closest ballot of the evening.
Approximately 100 persons at
tended the caucus. Highest TO-
tai Of votes cast was IS, ip the
ballot Or Z villaget predo mt.
Frank Beversdorf, caucus chair
man, presided At the meeting.
James Z. Gillett was named act
ing secretary. Tellers appoint
ed by the chairman were Ed
ward Seifert and Mrs. Glenn
Bates.
All caucus nominees will be
submitted to the voters 1t the
election 10 be held March 10.
All terms are for one year ex-
cept those of the trustees who
will be elected for two years.
The new trustees will serve with
Charles Withe, Joseph LaGraff
and Fred Kesner, whose terms do
not expire until next year.
Voter registrations close Mar.
/, il was announced by A. J.
Bennett, village clerk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
,(|'

IAee ~
4 80 t1ssther
g ~ IGn 49, esparoAsly.
& I \ & en- Gn01og1oJ in1ofoGes.
- rGoGl 80 1870 ~ world
s1 R SiihoGtic tranQuil-
~ rUonieo thnt ~ meet this
N}Gnie leUpe Win . single voice
ma : sinSIe purpose"
Citing Maxi STATEMENTS about
IN nDfabllshment Of new
.wot1ds order, Connally sal d
& ~ hia belief that the Axis
n6vers of Germany. italy and
Japan hoped to dominate the
sWogld.
sThis compact Of aggression
ana conQuest," he declared, "is
n armed threat 70 the security
q the United States. Great
Britain, with superb gallantry,
"a . solemn pledge with fate, Is
pouring out the blood, not alone
81 her soldiery. but of her civ
ilian population In stemming the
tide Of world dominion"
Connally said the charge made
BY opponents Of the measure that
Il would made President Roose-
velt Z dictator" was "specious
and mischievous." There is
nothing In the measure, he said,
that would give the president
any authority over the lives or
liberty Of any American citizens.
II submit" he added, that
the bill gives the president no
power over the property Of a
single American citizen except
indirectly through taxati on
which shall have been previ-
ously provided and enacted by
the congress Of the United
States.
Whatever power is given to
the president to procure arms
and munitions or war supplies
must be exercised In the normal,
legal way by purchases and by
the payment of compensation, rs
ID guaranteed by the constitution
Of the United States and the law
enacted thereunder."
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COP
Continued From PAGE IL


Washington-Mrs. Case and
Mrs. Williams, alternates Charles
Bellman and Grover Powell.
Warren-Howard Carol, Ark
Moss. Mike Helmlinger and Joe
baylor, alternates Tony Winters.
Frank LIGHT, VIM. Lawson, and
VIM. Strich.
Center Line-Stanley Mar
shall, alternate Milford Jones.
New Baltimore-Bertha Brew,
alternate Kenneth Hill.
Utica-Guy Brown, alternate
Ed Havel.
Mount Clemens-Harry Lum-
ley, Arthur Rose, WILDER Held.
and John Shilling, alternates
George Lattos, Macy Watkins,
Frank Giambrone and Frank
jeanette.
East Detroit-A drian A.
Lingemann, and Edward Kurtz-
halls, alternates John De Groot
and Carl Hellinger.
Delegates-at-Large - Eth e |
Chapoton, William Tegeder, Ray
mond Tippie. Charles McNaugh-
ton, John Arndt and Herman
Brys.
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posed of Ralph Charbeneau, w.
Watson Adair, Jr., and Louis
Peters.
Selections featuring an octet
composed of Don Stuart, Rich
ard Hayward. Charles Niemetta,
Marvin Duckert, Harry Kracht,
Alan Kracht, AL Ratzow and
Don Lozen.
Fred Schock and his augment
ed orchestra will provide the
music.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Wife Seeks Annu|menl;
Saws Mate q FeIon

OCharging that she had not
seen her husband, Charles New
comb, since he left jackson
Prison following his conviction
on q felony, Louise Davito, Of
$50 South Broadway, today
filed suit in circuit court asking
an annulment. The couple was
married on Oct. 8, 1887.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Legal Notices

state Of Michigan. The Circuirt Court
for the County IT Macomb. In Chancery.
No. ii5SS. =.
LILLIAN GRIFFITH. GEORGE a.
HODSON. Administrator d.bn. Of the Is
tate of william Mcintosh. DeceaeeA. and
MOUNT CtBMENS SAVINGS BANK:
Michigan Banking corporatson' riam-
lifts.
SAM LYONS. WILLIAM KuHTM. SID
NEY CAAlENON. LAWRENCE ACaSVIN.
BERT RAPLEY. 0TTIE McNT0eH.
WILLIAM MCINTOSH. GEORGE Ac1N.
TosH, Harry McnNroeH. z minor.
ROY MCINTOSH. NORMAN NcINT0SH.
DONALD MCINTOSH. . minor. 0vRNA-
DETTE MCINTOSH. . minor. EDMUND
MAHON. administrator Of the Estate Of
MsrRsret MclntoGh. Deceased. PEANL
iIiIIAN McyNTooH. known In rsliGion
~ 0ister Nelania. NARY a REYNOlDS.
WILLIAM r KELLY. administrator Of
the Estate OF Alexandcr Mc!nsosh: DE-
istrator Of the estate Of George Mem
tosh. Deceased. and MILDRED sCnSTI-
DER, individually and % president Of
~ Junior Ladies 81 Charity Of u. VIM
cents Orphanage. Defendants.
AZ q session Of said Court held ct the
Court House in the CITY Of Mount Glenn
ems the Ord day OF February. 1871.
. LkSssss' ss~s' A'~ss - ~'
On reading and filing plaiutiffy' Pc
tition. and the affidavit thereto attached.
Il Appearing thsrefrom that de1endsnts
Dest Haplsy. Sam Lyons snd IaWrsnee
Aehovin cannot b located and 4 CO.
not b ascertainsd In whist STATE q c0un-
try any Of them naeide: that defendant
william Kurth II resident Of the State
Of florida: and that defendant Edmund
Mahon, administrator Of the estate Of
Margaret Mclntosh. deceased. 70 Consan-
usllv absent from his place of rost0eoce
IN the City Of Detroit, wayne County:
fichigan. THEREFORE,. on modem 81
Nsale 4 Hirt. yerkss. Goddard : Ne
c1intock end Thomas w. Cross. stsosneys
for the plaintiffs,
IT Is ORDERED that said asfsndsnts.
and each Of them cause notice ~ te.eir
appearance 70 be entered herein within
three months from the date Of thu eeoer.
and In default thereof. that the pssan.
fessed By the said defsndenSG
IT q FURTHER OADER1D that with
m forty days ne 'plainttfle cause . ccPy
Mount Clemens Daily MENTOR. . nsws..
paper printed. published end eirculseed
Ia said County, such pee3leat1oo - -
continued once each week for ~ 80
eessive weeks. or ~thas 3 cory tnefocs oe
personally served on sech q 80 e.
hendants. IN sccordance WITH N ssesuss
m such eAss msds end SrSy'osa ,rm
ClrsHk JUDGE.
FORA 1iSs s0I Z. posxn.
IS IS Z $50: =; 4 "a :. =
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Minstrels

CONTINUED From Page ~
Lewark, H. Spencer Roys, Harry
Moore mad Walter Bergen.
The cast and chorus will hold
q dress rehearsal tonight at 7:30
o'clock at the high school. All
members are urged by Publicity
Director Ward to be on time.
Other program features in
clude:
The Moore twins, Donna and
Wanda, in their popular song
and dance routine.
Songs by a quartet composed
of Henry Tryloff, Walter Ber-
gen, Chef Kroner and Martin
Hoffman, Jr.. and by trio COM
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Charmed Life
81 Craziani is
CapitalPuzzk
BY MILTON BRONNER



WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 -
The mystery of how grizzled,
sun-baked Marshal r o d o Ito
Graziani manages to cling to
his Job in the midst of disaster
Is intriguing military and Dip
lomatic observers here.
Why has Mussolini pulled his
punches and refrained from dis
missing GRAHAM for the COM
plete collapse of his Libya-
Egypt campaign? it is asked.
An able veteran general like
Marshal Badoglio was yanked
into virtual retirement when he
failed to whip the Greeks with
in q few weeks. Other high Of
ficers have received similar
treatment. But so far GRAHAM
General Retreat has led a
charmed life.
ALIBIS ARE
INSULTING
Mussolini Is not one to take
any back-talk, but Graham
manages to alibi with success.
He not only alibis, but by in
ference raps Mussolini's own
government.
It was in December, 1885, in
the war that Mussolini waged
against Ethiopia, that Graziani
first slammed at the boss. He
was in command of troops
which, heading from Italian
Somaliland, were to invade'an
nquer Ethiopia from the
south, while Badoglio march
ed from the north.
GRAHAM was stalled for some
time. His troops did not 60 far
enough or fast enough. Musso-
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FOggy
Continued From Page II

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Gudenau headed for the sher-
IFS office.
Upon arrival at the county
jail the deputy sheriff finally
Learned the address of the pas
S6nSer.
However, Jail records fail to
say whether or not Gudenau
made the ''final log" of the
journey.
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Poultry,

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
BLACKBRDS FLY

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Long
Island university's basketball
team travelled in a chartered
plane on their first invasion of
the midwest, flying for games
with Michigan State, DePaul of
Chicago and Baltimore.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

FAST ACTION
oHA1VEY, Ill., Two robbers
Nod UP George Queen, gasoline
station attendant. took SOIL
from him and ordered him to
take = walk"
He did-to . nearby drug
seoes, WHARF he telephoned the
IiceuDe number Of the robbers
automobile 10 police. Two min
utes latsr ths holdup men were
captured ID aatnvern.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

Phoenix, Ariz.. has an ordi.
nance requiring licenses for BIZ
cycles.
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In defeat

lini fumed and Illuminated.
But Graziani did not cringe or
crumple up. Instead he sent his
chief a prize alibi. He claim
ed that il Rome had only sent
him 800 caterpillar tractors as
requested, he would have gone
straight through to Adds Ababa
on schedule.
DUCE TAKES 1T
ON THE CHIN
When Graziani succeeded the
mysteriously killed Balbo in
Libya, he was told to prepare
for all eventualities. This meant
that in a war between Italy and
Britain, he must be ready to adj
vance into Egypt, capture the
ports of Alexandra and Cairo
and seize positions on the Suez
Canal.
When he got the word to 60,
Graziani got most of his army,
100000 strong, a few miles over
the border into Egypt. There
they stuck. Weeks passed and
still they stuck. Then the British
Unexpectedly bounced.
History repeated itself. Once
more Graziani sent Mussolini an
alibi. Once more he took a fling
at the Fascist government back
home. He attributed British sue
cess to the fact that tanks. ar
mored cars and airplanes for
which he had clamored had not
been sent to him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

A rain of clover hay fell
from the sky at Norwalk, Ohio.
i'm 1893.
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
sAUK CENTRE HERALD. sauk Centre. MINI.

Mrs. Ed Vennewitz and Mrs.
Henry Thiegs spent Monday in
Long Prairie visiting friends.
Clifford Domke, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Domke, returned to Min
neapolis and the University Of
Minnesota Sunday after spending
the weekend with his parents here.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
FORMER RESIDENT
DIED IN PASADENA

Mrs. Theresa Boss, widow of the
late Morton Boss, both former
Sauk Centre residents, died In
Pasadena, California, September A,
word was received here this week
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Simonton.
Mrs. Boss, who died in her late
fifties, was the former Theresa
Bennett, Of this city, who resided
on Maple Street. Two children, a
son, Morton, Jr., and a daughter,
Margaret, both of Pasadena, sur
vive.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
RECEIVED TWO CARLOADS
OF BREEDING EWES

D. B. Hooper this week received
two carloads Of yearling breeding
ewes to add to his already fine
flock Of sheep. They can be seen at
his farm on Highway II, north of
Sauk Centre. Dave is devoting his
time to sheep and says there is
good money in raising sheep this
year.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

st. Paul's Church
Sunday, Low Masses at $50 and
500 a. m. High Mass at 1000 a. m.
Msgr. A. Plachta, Pastor.
Church of Our Lady of The Angels
Sunday, Low Mass at 8 o'clock.
High Mass at 10 o'clock.
Rev. John Bettendorf.
Gospel Tabernacle
Second and Elm
Sunday School 1000 a. m. Morn
ing Worship Hoo a. m. Evangel-
istic Service 500 p. m.
Mid-week services: Tuesday Bib
lie Study and Prayer 500 p. m.
Friday, C. A., 800 p. m. Come,
bring a friend.
Rev. A. w. Nelson. Pastor.
Seventh-Day Adventist
Sabbath school at 1000 a. m.
Services Ills a. m. every Saturday.
Everybody welcome at all services.
49,
First Lutheran Church
Carmen P. Thronson, Pastor
Mrs. c. Torkelson, Sunday School
superintendent.
Services each Sunday, $3.50 a. m.
Sunday School each Sunday at
10:30 a. m. Confirmation class on
Saturday at 200 p. m.
Dao,,1or ~, ,oot;nr of Tho Uyoy,o q
Guild Friday, September 10th. Mrs.
B. Dahl, Mrs. Smedstad and Mrs.
Olson are hostesses.
Religious week day school on
Thursday.
Little Sauk Lutheran Church
Carmen P. Thronson, Pastor
Emma Wold, Sunday School sup
erintendent.
Services Sunday: Sunday school
1000 a. m.
Choir practice Friday, 500 p. m,
Confirmation class Saturday, 10:45
a. m.
Elm and Bethel Churches
E. o. Hagen, Pastor
Sunday, September 21st: No SER
vices in either church because of
the Fall Festival to be held at
Sarepta Home, Sauk Centre. Rev.
e. M. Strom, of Fergus Falls, will
speak in Norwegian at 10:30 a. m,
and at 200 p. M, Rev. d. A. Erick-
son, of Minneapolis, will speak at
an English service. Bring your
picnic dinner; coffee may be OBJ
tanned at the Home. An offering
for the Home will be taken.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

Mrs. Mike Clifford, of Osakis,
visited Wednesday with Mrs. Jim
Kane in this city.
Miss Nellie Bentfield, of st. Paul
visited Sunday afternoon in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Berg.
Mrs. Frank Toelle, of Browns
Valley, visited Monday in this city
in the home Of her daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Kane.
Mrs. c. N. Jeffries and son, War
rem, returned Sunday from Fair
mont where they had visited since
Friday with the ladys mother, Mrs.
Barnes.
Miss Alberta Scanlan returned to
st. Paul Tuesday morning after
spending several days here with
her father, John Scanlan, and at
tending her sister, Alyce, at her
wedding to Myron Tamble, of St.
Cloud, here Monday morning.
Miss Mary Louise Brown, of
Minneapolis, spent the weekend
with @sher parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
also entertained their grandson,
Michael, of ST. Cloud, for the Sat-
urday and Sunday holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mossman, of
Princeton, were Saturday evening
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
DeLaurier, in this city. Sunday
they spent in the Fred T. Mossman
home in Grey Eagle where Mrs.
DeLaurier Joined them for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hanson re-
turned to their home in this city
Thursday from visits in Mime
apolis and Chicago. They had at
tended the biennial General Coun.
Gil for the Assemblies of God in
Minneapolis and in Chicago had
been guests at the silver wedding
anniversary of a pastor friend and
his wife.
Adrian Strom left for Grand
Forks, North Dakota, Monday af-
ter spending the weekend with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Los Trattles, in this community.
He attended the wedding of his
cousin, Miss Evelyn Trattles and
Norman Berry. Mr.. Strom is an
orderly at the Deaconness hospi-
tai in Grand Forks.
Carlton Eckberg, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Eckberg, returned to ST.
Paul last week Wednesday follow
ing a two weeks vacation to enter
his third year as a student in the
st. Paul College of Law. Carlton
is employed in ST. Paul law firm
Last week for several days Mr.. and
Mrs. Eckberg and their son enjoyed
a vacation trip along the North
Shore of Lake Superior.
Mrs. ]. Spencer, of Truman, and
her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Arm
strong, of Winnebago, left Monday
morning for their homes after Wis
iting here in the home of the for.
mer's sister, Mrs. G. H. Vandesteee
and family. Saturday Mrs. Vande.
steeg accompanied them to Batz.
ke where they visited a sister, Mrs
Fannie Heaton, who returned with
them to Sank Centre Sunday. They
were joined here Monday by an
other sister, Mrs. Ann Vaughn, OF
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Barnard stop
ped at Mrs. H. Fielding's home
Sunday for a brief stay enroute to
their home in Algona, Iowa, from
Grand Forks, North Dakota, where
they had attended funeral service
for F. A. Barnard, who died last
week Tuesday in Deaconness hospi-
tai in Grand Forks. Mrs. Fielding
returned Friday to this city after
her brother-in-law's funeral ser.
vices on Thursday. She had been
called there last week Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Gray motor
ed to Little Falls Sunday where
they visited the lady's sister, Mrs
John H. Love.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
HOSPITAL NOTES

HOSPITAL NOTES
September 17-Mrs. Allan Upton
and daughter were released from
the Long hospital Wednesday.
September 11-Lucille Nathe sub
mitted to a tonsilectomey at the
hospital Thursday.
September 16-David Johnson, of
Minneapolis, injured in an auto
accident, was released from the
hospital Tuesday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

Gard party Sunday evening, Sep
tember FL, at st. Paups church
basement. sponsored by Daughters
of Isabella. Public Is invited. 1c
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY,
SEPT. 20TH, AT MICKELSON'S
MEAT MARKET. A.O.U.W.

The Long Bridge Church will
hold their annual chicken supper
Friday evening, September 26th.
All are welcome.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. -HIL L E r. U ID
HARDWARE.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
Methodist Church

L. F. Runion, Pastor
Sunday School 900 a. m, Wor-
ship Service 1000 a. m.
The Senior League will have
their first meeting Sunday, Sep
tember 28th.
Plan to attend the Interdenomi-
national Sunday School Convention
at st. Cloud Sunday, September 81,
at 200 p. m, at the Presbyterian
Church.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. L e r U ID
HARDWARE.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

FISHING TACKLE THAT'S FIT
FOR FISHING. -HILLE e II u ID
HARDWARE.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

Gard party Sunday evening, Sep
tember FL, at st. PauPs church
basement, sponsored by Daughters
Of Isabella. Public Is invited. 1c
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18

Thursday. September 25th, 200
p. m. the Film Ladies Aid meets
at III. Kasa's.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-18
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

LOT FOR SALE-1k blocks from
school house. Sewer, water and
blacktop. For particulars see
Anton Nelson. 16-17pd