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Tired of looking for your hammer? Get organized.

By Nicole Anzia The Washington Post

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ecause hand tools usually aren’t used daily, they’re often lower on the list of home organizing priorities. But the thing about tools is that when you need one, you need it now.

In most households, tools are not stored in just one place — some may be kept in the garage, others in the basement, a few things in a shed, and others shoved into random closets or drawers.

This causes frustration when you’re motivated to get something done and makes it difficult to keep track of what you own. Here are some organizing strategies.

Storage location

It makes sense to keep some basic tools where you use them most. I recommend people have a hammer, screwdriver, tape measure, flashlight and picture

hangers on every floor of their home. Tell family members where these tools are kept and emphasize that each set is to be kept together on each floor.

The decision about where to keep other tools, including larger, handheld tools such as saws, drills and other power tools and wrenches, as well as smaller pieces of hardware such as screws, nails and washers, should be based on where they will be used the most. Whether that’s a shed, garage or the basement depends on where you have the space to store them safely. The tendency is often to tuck tools away in a far corner of the basement or outside in a shed, but if they’re difficult to access, it makes more sense to keep them somewhere well-lit and inside. And as with all home organizing, try to have a designated space for everything.

Storage options

Wherever you decide to store tools, some type of industrial shelving will be useful. There are different sizes and varieties available at hardware stores to accommodate large tools and bins filled with smaller tools and supplies.

Many also come with hooks to store saws, cords, a level, etc.

Adjustable shelves will give you the most flexibility to grow into or to store other things if you don’t need the whole unit for tools.

Stackable bins are ideal for maximizing the space on your shelves and allowing for quick access to tools and small hardware.

Label with its contents to ensure items are put away properly and you can see at a glance what you have. If you want something portable, such as a small toolbox or tool caddy, it can also be stored

on the shelves and will be easy to load and unload.

Tool chests and cabinets look perfect for keeping everything in order, and peg boards with hooks are an old standby. But unless you or someone in your family is a serious craftsman, most people don’t need something so elaborate taking up so much space. Open shelving and bins will give you the most flexibility.

Painting and gardening tools

Paint supplies such as rollers, pans and painters’ tape can be stored in a labeled bin.

Experts recommend putting the original covers back on clean paint brushes and storing them either hanging up or lying flat.

If you no longer have the original packaging, wrapping the brush in a paper towel will work. Store paint cans

in places where the temperature doesn’t get too hot or too cold.

So not next to the dryer in the laundry room or next to the heater in a utility room and probably not in a garage or shed, where temperatures vary greatly by season.

A shed or a garage are the best places to store gardening tools, given their proximity to the outdoors. Also, making a mess is less of a worry. A specified place in a basement can also work well. Tools such as rakes, hoes and shovels are best kept on hooks or in a rubber tool tower. Small hand tools can be hung on hooks on a pegboard or corralled in a bucket or caddy. Seed packets will last longest in plastic bags or an airtight container.

It’s also best to store plant food in a closed container to keep out moisture. A large pail with a lid works well.

Pieces of furniture hardware

If you’re going to keep the extra pieces that often accompany a new piece of furniture, put them in a Ziploc bag with assembly instructions, and label the bag immediately. There is little chance you’ll ever use them, but if you’re going to the trouble of keeping them, label the bag so you can easily find them. Store the various plastic bags in a bin labeled “Furniture Hardware.”

When it comes to organizing tools, you want to be able to find what you need and know what you have.

It’s so hard to find the time and energy for home-improvement tasks, but if you find yourself with some free moments and feel motivated to work on a project, you don’t want to waste any time searching for tools and supplies.

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An app introducing millennials to gardening can go only so far

By Adrian Higgins The Washington Post

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ome children garden at the knee of their parents or grandparents, and by the time they are young adults and ready to start their own plant adventures, a lot of the horticulture comes naturally.

But such lucky people are thinner on the ground than in previous generations, I suspect, even though there has never been a more urgent time to introduce younger folks to the power of the plant kingdom, given the issues of climate change.

As the naturalist and broadcaster Sir David Attenborough said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week, “The connection between the natural world and the

urban world ... since the Industrial Revolution has been remote and widening.” Attenborough has spent a 60-year career trying to narrow that gap in television programs that began as a form of entertainment and, in recent years, have become a cry for an ailing planet. “The Garden of Eden,” Attenborough says, “is no more.” He speaks with such affable authority that resistance is futile.

So we must invent and inhabit our own gardens of Eden, but where and how to begin if you are in your 20s in an apartment or 30s in your first home with a bit of land?

My general advice is to start small, learn from your successes and mistakes, and take the long view. Don’t think about creating a show garden; worry

about whether the house plant you repotted is set high enough and the soil around it is firm. If you kill something, don’t despair; grow something else.

Don’t get one houseplant; get five, or 10.

It’s a jungle out there, but plants more than anything else want to live and grow.

Gardeners of my generation got advice and inspiration from the pages of magazines and books, and more actively from talks and workshops by seasoned and professional horticulturists and landscape designers.

These are still valuable sources, or can be, but today people look to the digital realm for useful images and video. And yet, gardening is essentially a physical and empirical exercise. Your knowledge and tastes develop

one growing season at a time, and I’m sorry, but you won’t learn to garden by looking at a screen. I quickly add that it’s good to get psyched about gardening by listening to a podcast or reading, ahem, a weekly column.

There is a role for digital information in getting people started because they are comfortable in this world and because, to be blunt, they have so much to learn.

This was the thinking of Mason Day, 28, and Seth Reed, 34, who work for the Ball Horticultural Co., and who saw a need to develop an app — GrowIt — that pairs newbies with more experienced gardeners.

Among its features is the ability to dial in your location and find a suitable plant

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I asked a landscape architect I’ve known for 30 years how his business has changed, and he recounted an episode in which a demanding client had vetoed his proposed tree species for another after looking up the substitute online.

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He bristled at my suggestion that people simply learn gardening by doing and said he works in an industry that assumes, mistakenly, that everyone has an innate knowledge of plants. Millennials, strapped for time and cash, need to be primed before they can take on something “ that’s completely outside their wheelhouse.”

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This rubber breakthrough could preserve rain forests, save water

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ztecs tapped the sap of Hevea brasiliensis much as American Indians bled sugar maples for their sweet syrup. But the hevea rubber tree yielded something quite inedible — a thick, milky liquid we call latex. The Aztecs used it to make a hard, dense ball for playing games.

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Market research company Nielsen reported last year that adults in the United States spent almost four hours a day on digital platforms and, if you include TV and radio, more than 11 hours per day with media.

When I walk down the street and see people glued to their smartphones, I think of a group of symbionts at their digital feeding ports. Alternatively, I think of a beehive, whose workers are driven by an intangible force to serve the colony.

named guayule (why-YOU-lee).

This modestly attended talk was given by Gene Lester of the Agriculture Department’s Agricultural Research Service. I got a sense the world was missing something momentous. We’re talking here of the ongoing evolution of the wheel, which is the history of the connecting of human societies, generally considered a good thing.

The world has shrunk. So, too, has our understanding of the plant kingdom and how dependent we are upon it. Where do people think rubber comes from?

“The rubber fairy,” said Lester, who directs the research service’s product development programs.

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One of the great values of gardening is the way it allows us to unplug from the noise and the buzz. And what better symbiosis than one in which we care for the green world and allow it to nurture us, body and soul? As Attenborough said, “It’s not just a question of beauty or interest or wonder. The essential ingredient, essential part of human life is a healthy planet.”

Start gardening with an app, if you wish, but move quickly into the garden in all its forms. There, we can work away from global warming and toward being indulgently unplugged.

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How to make better, more flavorful burritos at home

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urritos may be one of the ultimate double-edged — ended? — foods. On one hand, you can put just about anything in them.

On the other, you can put just about anything in them.

Their versatility is hard to beat, but that just means there is much opportunity for missteps. After all, who hasn’t walked away from the line at Chipotle or a restaurant of its ilk with buyer’s remorse about an overstuffed, flavor jumble of a log?

As you might expect me to say: You can do better, especially if you do it at home. Here are some things to consider before you get rolling: ► The tortilla. I love a good corn tortilla, but in a burrito? No, thanks. As Christina Chaey points out on Bon Appétit, corn and other grain tortillas

are more likely to tear thanks to their drier texture. Flour tortillas are more pliable, not to mention larger. A 10-inch tortilla is ideal, and assuming you don’t typically bring a tape measure with you to the grocery store, look for labels that say large or burrito-size.

My preferred brand, La Banderita, even makes a 12-inch “mega” size, although I stick with its smaller brethren. It helps to have the tortillas warmed slightly (via skillet, microwave or even oven) so that they are flexible enough for rolling. ► The filling.

“Everything can go in a tortilla,” says Louie Hankins, founder and owner of Rito Loco and El Techo in Washington. “We’ve done a salmon burrito before,” and even one with spaghetti and meatballs. No matter what you choose, try to make the ingredients as fresh as pos-

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When it comes to how much you put in, “less is better,” according to Hankins. Too much inside and you not only dilute the flavors but also risk a burrito that breaks or sheds filling with every bite. Try to limit your filling to 1 1/2 cups for a 10-inch tortilla, Better Homes & Gardens says.

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you like rice and beans, try this formula offered

by Peter Fox, one of the founders of Washington’s Burrito Brothers, in The Washington Post way back in 1998: 1/4 cup salsa, 1/2 cup rice, 1/2 cup beans and 1/2 cup meat. Especially if your salsa is thin, you shouldn’t end up with too much filling to break the 1 1/2 cup threshold (by much, anyway). ► The flavors. If you’re going with the less-is-more approach, you want to get the most flavor into every bite. For Hankins, that means delicious meat marinades and sauces.

Take the time to give your protein a quick dip, or throw together a blender tomatillo sauce, and you’ll be rewarded with something that tastes great.

Plus, making your own sauce will give you extras for more burritos or other meals.

I also like this tip from Sarah Larson at the Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts, who suggests seasoning everything, includ-

ing the rice, which you can jazz up with cumin, bay leaves or other spices. Making the rice with broth is another way to amp up the flavor. Fresh herbs — particularly cilantro, unless you are someone who can’t tolerate it — are a high-impact addition that won’t add too much bulk to your burrito. Pickled onions and jalapeños likewise pack a punch in a relatively small package. ► The assembly.

Now’s the time to slow down and put everything together. Think about your burrito layers. As food writer Joyce Dodson Piotrowski wrote in The Post in 1996, “even if you put a whole bunch of things in, because you add them layer by layer, not mixing them, you can taste the layers of flavor in every bite, and different flavors in each bite.”

Because Hankins prefers his burritos longer and leaner as opposed to short and stubby, he likes making layers about the thickness of a pounded chicken

breast. Cheese goes on first (and also at the end if you love cheese like I do) so that it can be closest to the hot skillet and pico de gallo last to keep it from getting the tortilla soggy.

Using warm fillings where appropriate (meat, vegetables, beans, etc.) isn’t just an indicator of freshly made ingredients. It will also make assembly easier. Warm ingredients placed on top of the cheese will help melt it in conjunction with the time you toast it in the skillet. They also mean you don’t have to worry about trying to heat the filling all the way through without burning the tortilla.

Of course, then there’s the matter of rolling. Different people have their preferred methods, but the principles are largely the same: Fold in the sides before rolling up for a secure pocket, and keep the roll as tight as you can so everything stays in place. I favor

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How crevice gardens can act as models of urban sustainability

By Adrian Higgins The Washington Post

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cologically minded gardens are in vogue, which is all to the good. One of the hallmarks of a successful landscape is that it is in harmony with its place, in its flora, planting aesthetic and general mood.

But it is worth knowing that the contemporary broad interest in plant naturalism is a relatively recent impulse. For the past century or more, gardeners have wanted to grow plants that were decidedly exotic and spectacularly different; the list includes non-native versions of roses, azaleas, hostas and lilies, for example.

Sometimes the craving for exotica meant creating whole new growing environments, none more adventurous than the rock garden.

Done well, a rock garden evokes a high country scree. Done badly, that is, hesitantly, it looks as though a dump truck just delivered a load of rubble.

Botanically, a rock garden opens up a whole new world. There are some curious and lovely native wildflowers for such a place, though rock garden-

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The garden is formed from 200 tons of recycled concrete and allows the cultivation of rare plants not normally seen in the Southeast. ers have been drawn to grow difficult far-off alpine plants or desert flora.

But hang on to your prickly pears. I’ve discovered there is something even more adventurous than a rock garden, a more extreme version called a crevice garden.

A while ago, Tony Avent sent me pictures of the crevice garden at his Plant Delights Nursery at Juniper Level Botanic Garden in

Raleigh, North Carolina.

A rock garden typically is formed from soil and grit and gravel piled between boulders. A crevice garden, however, uses slabs of stone set vertically and close together. There is less expanse of growing space and virtually no soil as such. Avent’s is remarkable for its size — some 300 feet long and about six feet high — and for its material.

Instead of using quarried stone, he used bro-

ken up concrete slabs from a property he was clearing for a new home.

This saved hauling 70 cubic yards of material to the landfill. But once he started in 2017, he got crevice fever and in February finished the whole installation using salvaged concrete from four other sites. He estimates the concrete pieces weigh 400,000 pounds.

In the photos, the garden looked a bit industrial, and I thought I

should actually see it before passing judgment. So I did, and the verdict? It’s wonderful.

The concrete is clearly not natural, but its rhythms and textures are read as an abstract version of a rock formation. This is down to the design sensibilities of Avent’s collaborators, Jeremy Schmidt, the botanic garden’s supervisor of grounds

and research, and rock garden designer Kenton Seth, of Fruita, Colorado.

Where once a line of dense old holly trees stood, the crevice garden has given Avent a whole new playground for his unusual plants.

He is known for the breadth as well as the depth of his rare plant passions, many of them arid-region plants at home in the crevice garden. These include yuccas, agaves and, yes, prickly pears.

Some of his choices will grow only in such a dryscape, but others are found in more conventional garden settings. The latter group includes hardy cactuses and succulents as well as other plants that you might not expect in a rock garden setting, including species of dianthus, penstemon, germander and daphnes.

What these plants lack in soil, they gain in the elongation of their roots. A plant that might be eight inches high, huddled between two slabs, could have root strands reaching down several feet.

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Da Vinci’s $450 million masterpiece is kept on Saudi prince’s yacht, report says

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Leonardo Da Vinci masterpiece, whose whereabouts has been a mystery since it sold in 2017 for a record $450 million, has turned up in an unlikely place, according to Artnet.com.

“Salvator Mundi” is being kept on superyacht Serene owned by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, the publication reported Monday, citing two “principals involved in the transaction” that it didn’t identify. Another Saudi prince was said to have purchased the 500-year-old painting on MBS’ behalf at a 2017 Christie’s auction, the New York Times reported previously. Christie’s declined to confirm that report.

The Saudi government’s Center for International Communication didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

The yacht’s location as of May 26 was in the Red Sea off Sharm el-Sheikh, an Egyptian resort town on the Sinai Peninsula, according to

Bloomberg ship tracking data.

While the high seas may not be the best place for a fragile Old Master painting, it’s not uncommon for the super-wealthy to decorate their yachts with trophy art. Joe Lewis hung Francis Bacon’s “Triptych 1974 - 1977,” worth an estimated $70 million, on the lower deck of his yacht, the Aviva.

“Salvator Mundi,” whose provenance has been questioned, will remain aboard MBS’ 439-foot Serene until the Saudis create a planned cultural hub in the Kingdom’s Al-Ula region, Artnet said.

The project was in an “exploratory phase,” a spokesman for the commission overseeing the plan said in December.

Experts at the Louvre have attributed the work to Da Vinci’s workshop, rather than to the artist alone, according to a published report. Celine Dauvergne, a spokeswoman for the Louvre, declined to comment on the painting’s attribution, but said the Paris museum has asked to borrow the work for an October exhibition.

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“It forces the roots much deeper,” said Seth, owner of Paintbrush Gardens. Their length increases the plant’s access to moisture and nutrients, often in a partnership with bacteria. “A lot of plants are adapted to absorbing mineral nutrients rather than organic, humic nutrients,” he said. “They get their minerals straight from the rocks.”

In the first sections, they used no soil at all, just great quantities of a horticultural-grade aggregate named PermaTill. Many of the plants — 588 hardy cactuses and agaves — did not make it through the winter.

This was surprising because the one thing that gets marginally hardy plants through an East Coast winter is the absence of wet soil. This high mortality rate was not down to record levels of rainfall in 2018.

Avent and Schmidt discovered that the growing medium was too open, and frigid air was reaching deep into the ground.

In winter, the soil temperature 18 inches down is nine degrees warmer than the air temperature, but in the crevice garden, it was only four degrees warmer, Avent said. In subsequent sections they changed the growing mix to include compost and some native soil to fix the problem.

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The crevice slabs undulate in waves that give movement to an otherwise unyielding medium. To place them, Schmidt said he set them down with a skid-steer loader above their allotted space and then used gravity to help position them.

There is a pleasing tension seeing seemingly delicate, novel beauties such as globularia, with its chivelike blossoms, growing amid such hulking surroundings.

When he is designing crevice gardens, Seth says, he conjures a mental image “of a certain mountain range I’ve visited and give it that vibe.” But when tackling this concrete version, he imagined another scenario: A post-apocalyptic city where the plants were taking over the ruins. “A sort of ‘Mad Max’ city after humanity,” he said.

This was an organizing idea for the design, but Avent says his crevice garden actually offers a model of urban sustainability — a way of creating beauty in the recycled concrete jungle.

“I think it’s a great way to green cities while keeping stuff out of the landfill and exposing people to a whole new palette of plants,” he said. “I hope this will be an inspiration to cities around the world.”

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The hevea tree, which is related to the milky-sapped poinsettia, is king of the rubber world — other plants can yield latex, including dandelions — but hevea is by far the predominant source of commercial natural rubber. Though the tree is native to the Amazon, most hevea plantations today are in Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.

For all its market share, hevea has its problems (beyond a leaf blight disease in its original environment).

It grows in a fairly narrow equatorial band, takes almost a decade to reach maturity and requires daily scrapings of its exudations. A rubber plantation requires a lot of labor, though I’m sure they’re working on a robot.

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has more than 1 billion vehicles along with 39,000 aircraft flying about 4 billion passengers a year. Lester shared estimates that by 2030, the number of vehicles will double. The number of air travelers will be just shy of 8 billion.

A corresponding increase in hevea production would undoubtedly require the clearing of more tropical rain forest at a time when the planet needs every oxygenating jungle it’s got.

Enter guayule. The shrub is native to northern Mexico and the Southwest. As an aside, it has very few close relatives, but one is a great garden plant, a hardy perennial named wild quinine, with clusters of white flowers for weeks in early summer. It does well in difficult, hot and dry sites and draws loads of pollinators. It should be used much more than it is.

Guayule is not as pretty, but it is at least as tough. It grows in hot, dry regions, and if it were to become a major source

of rubber, it would flourish in areas of the country where crop options are limited to such things as alfalfa and cotton, both of which require more precious water.

Although the rubber tree is carefully cut and tapped, the guayule is chopped to the ground and its branches mashed up to extract the latex. The plant then regrows and can be harvested several more times before depletion. It also produces valuable byproducts, including fuel.

Under a $6.9 million government grant, ARS researchers joined other plant scientists and industry experts as part of a consortium looking at the feasibility of guayule production. The five-year effort included the genomic sequencing of Parthenium argentatum for use in picking plants with desired genetic traits — drought tolerance and high latex yield, for example.

“We think it’s good for the globe and good for farm-

ers, especially in the desert Southwest where water is dear,” said Colleen McMahan, the ARS’s lead scientist for domestic natural rubber.

As part of the study, Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. in Findlay, Ohio, made several hundred tires from guayule rubber and tested them successfully for performance and safety.

“A modern radial tire has 27 components, and every one is designed to do something different,” said Chuck Yurkovich, senior vice president for global research and development. “What we had to do was reformulate every component to make it work.”

But they succeeded, and “if there was a supply of this material, we could and would put it in our tires,” he said — more specifically, a supply made affordable by scale of agricultural production and processing plants. The economics and investments aren’t there yet.

William Niaura, director of collaborations and open inno-

vations for another tire company, Bridgestone Americas, said in an email that guayule would supplement rather than replace hevea rubber. It will take until the middle or end of the next decade for the shrub to be farmed in sufficient quantities, he said, and further development is needed to market its byproducts to make it economically viable.

But guayule rubber is already making its way into high-end products because it is considered purer than hevea rubber, offers superior tactile feel for surgical gloves — brain surgeons take note — and doesn’t induce the allergic reactions of hevea.

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What is inulin?

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iber is “the new protein,” according to market research firms.

But it could also be the new pain in your stomach.

If you’re like most Americans, you’re trying to add more fiber to your diet.

That’s a good thing, because the average American gets only half the recommended amount of fiber each day.

Manufacturers are responding to consumers’ wishes by adding fiber to a plethora of foods and beverages, including cereals, energy bars, protein supplements, “healthier” cookies, diet ice cream and even bottled water.

One of the most prevalent fiber-boosting ingredients is inulin. Like any fiber, it can cause gas, bloating and abdominal pain if consumed too quickly or in large quantities. Many of my clients who have complained about digestive discomfort don’t realize how much inulin they’re consuming each day.

Most of them have never even heard of it.

Here’s what you should know about inulin, including how much you need and how to determine how much you are getting.

— What is inulin?

Inulin is a type of prebiotic, a substance that’s used by the microorganisms in your digestive tract and positively influences health. At this point, there is evidence that

three prebiotics can provide health benefits: inulin, also referred to as long-chain inulin; fructooligosaccharide (FOS), a short-chain inulin that’s also called oligofructose, and galactooligosaccharide (GOS).

Both inulin and FOS are extracted from chicory root fiber, a natural dietary fiber that is extracted using hot water from a plant that’s part of the dandelion family. GOS is produced from lactose, which is sourced from animals. It also isn’t as well-studied as the other two.

Inulin is also found in smaller amounts in whole wheat and some vegetables and fruits, such as asparagus, garlic and bananas.

Data from 1999 (the most recent available) puts the average American intake of inulin naturally occurring in food at 2.5 to 3.5 grams a day.

Longer-chain inulin has a creamy mouthfeel, so it’s often used to help reduce the fat content in products.

Short-chain inulin (FOS) tastes slightly sweet, so it’s used to help reduce some of the sugar and sugar substitutes in foods and beverages. Inulin supplements and some foods and beverages will use a blend of shortand longer-chain inulin.

These blends are also commonly used in research.

— Digestive pros and cons Chicory root fiber passes through your small intestine and then is fermented by the

bacteria in your large intestine. As noted above, taking in too much too quickly can lead to digestive discomfort — which can happen with any fiber. In addition, some people seem to be more sensitive to inulin and FOS than others, and may need to limit their consumption.

Inulin does have some digestive benefits. A blend of short- and long-chain inulin has been shown to reduce discomfort and help with constipation. The fiber increases the amounts of beneficial Bifidobacteria and Lactobacilli bacteria in the gut. The European Food Safety Association has approved the claim that consuming at least 12 grams of chicory inulin or FOS a day eases constipation. (There isn’t enough research to state this about GOS.) — Other health benefits Inulin and FOS also may reduce our calorie intake and blood-sugar levels and increase calcium absorption.

Chicory root fiber seems to slow down stomach emptying and suppresses appetite signals in the brain, which could help you eat less. In small studies, adults and children of both normal and excess weight who took a supplement of 12 to 16 grams a day consumed fewer calories.

A weight-loss study of 44 people with pre-diabetes who were receiving counseling from a dietitian found that the group taking inulin supplements for 18

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weeks had a weight loss of 7.6 percent of body weight, compared with a weight loss of 4.9 percent in the group taking cellulose, another type of fiber.

Inulin also seems to lower glucose and insulin levels after meals in average-weight and overweight people. And a study of 49 women with Type 2 diabetes found that taking 10 grams of inulin a day compared with 10 grams of maltodextrin (a refined carbohydrate) over eight weeks was associated with a significant reduction in fasting blood sugar and A1C (an average of blood sugars over three months) and insulin levels.

Though these findings are exciting, there needs to be more research on the effects of inulin on individuals with pre-diabetes and Type 2 diabetes to know whether it can be helpful in these populations.

Regarding calcium, research suggests that getting 8 grams of chicory root fiber a day improves absorption. Chicory root fiber makes the colon more acidic, which increases the surface area that can absorb nutrients and makes more proteins that bind to calcium.

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— The bottom line Though inulin offers benefits as a fiber source and as a prebiotic, keep in mind that the majority of your fiber should be coming from whole foods that provide other nutrients. The goal is to get 25 to 38 grams of fiber a day from food rather than supplements.

Holscher suggests keeping it simple. Focus on getting enough fiber overall rather than worrying specifically about getting enough inulin.

Including plenty of plantbased foods in your diet will help you get some inulin along with other fiber types.

If you’re trying to eat fewer calories or boost calcium absorption, I recommend starting with the basics before adding high-inulin foods and beverages or supplements to your routine.

To take in fewer calories, eat plenty of nonstarchy vegetables, increase your overall fiber intake via pulses and small portions of whole grains, consume lean protein sources and up your water intake. For better calcium absorption, make sure you’re taking it with vitamin D. Then you can think about whether chicory root fiber is something that could enhance your diet.

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FINANCIAL SERVICES FINANCIAL SERVICES GENERAL & BANKING & BANKING LABORER Drivers License Required. Contact:

Schoenfelder Construction

3131 W. Havens, Mitchell

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ACCOUNTANT Tessier’s Inc., a regional mechanical contractor, is looking to fill the role of Accounts Payable Accountant. Duties include vendor file maintenance, invoice coding and processing, preparing and performing check runs and electronic payments, purchase order review and entry, light reception duties, and other tasks as may be required.

The position is in Mitchell, SD and reports to the Assistant Controller.

Qualifications include a B.S. or associates degree in accounting, two years of accounting experience is preferred but not required for the right individual, proficiency in Microsoft Office packages, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and a high level of organizational and time management skill.

Resumes and wage expectations can be submitted to Pam Mullican, Tessier’s Inc. PO Box 1200, Mitchell, SD 57301 or online at www.tessiersinc.com

605-996-3254

NEED PERSON to type 2-3 hours per week.

Milt 605-999-5514

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10 • Advisor • Wednesday, June 19, 2019 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HOMES FOR SALEHEALTHCARE TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION SURROUNDING AREA & LOGISTICS & LOGISTICS Immediate opening for

TRUCK DRIVER

Dental Hygienist to

work Fridays in Mitchell and fill maternity leave in Chamberlain.

Call Mitchell Office - Dailey Dental at 996-2228

to apply or for information.

Full-time with Class B CDL. Clean driving record. Pre-employment, drug & alcohol testing. Contact

Find your next rental @

3131 W. Havens, Mitchell

.com

Schoenfelder Construction

605-996-3254

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GENERAL GENERAL

TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED for growing company. Higher pay rate now.

Driver friendly.

Great equipment.

No touch freight.

Experience with Class A license required. North Central Regional. Call 800-533-0564 ext.205www.MCFG TL.com (MCN)

HOUSES FOR RENT 2 BEDROOM 2 bath, fridge, stove, CA, heat, water, sewer & garbage paid.

No pets. 996-1969

Crew Member-1844731 Server-1845733 Dental Assistant-1846237 Unit Manager-1846156 Breakfast Bar Attendant-1844256

FULL TIME MAINTENANCE POSITION

Looking for a maintenance technician for multi-family housing communities in Mitchell and the surrounding area. Must be able to manage & screen phone calls along with general maintenance duties including working knowledge of electrical and plumbing, painting, apartment repairs and some ground care.

Benefits include health, dental, vision, PTO, 401K and more!

Interested individuals should visit www.costelloco.com/joblistings to complete an employment application PH: 605-336-9131 x123

We are looking for reliable youths or adults to deliver papers early mornings in

Chamberlain 48 papers South Side

Emery

44 Papers

Mitchell

Route 23 - 62 Papers East 1st, 2nd, Ash, Hanson Route 50 - 14 Papers 300 Block-700 Block of E. 7th Route 51 - 6 Papers 800-1100 Block of E. 7th Route 52 - 30 Papers 200-1000 Block of E. 6th Route 77 - 19 Papers High School Area

Mt. Vernon 32 Papers

Parkston

Route Route Route Route

1 2 3 4

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95 33 55 19

Papers Papers Papers Papers

Platte

4 Routes - $100 Sign on Bonus

Tripp

48 Papers Free Subscription ($175 VALUE) No Sundays or Major Holidays ~ No Collecting

Call Adam 605-990-6378 or 1-800-529-5514

4 BEDROOM house on oil road near Canova, $450 per mo. Avail. July 1st. 605-770-8621

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 4-plex for sale in Main Street, Kimball SD. New roof, new plumbing, new electrical in 2 units.

1 unit currently rented.

MLS 19-87 Kaleb Carsten Travis Agency 605-760-9694

MONEY TO LEND Over $10K in debt? Be debt free in 24-48 months.

Pay a fraction of what you owe. A+ BBB rated.

Call National Debt Relief 855-995-1557 (MCN)

FARM EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: New Holland BR780 big round baler, 2007, 1 & 2 Bedroom really good shape. or Apartments, Au- 605-999-3846 tumn Crest, 400 605-539-9113 W. 19th, For elderly or persons with disabilities.

Rent wide based on income. W.D.-45 Equal Housing Oppor- front, tin work fair, tunity. 770-5832 or new rear rims & Skogen Company tires, less then 2 yrs old. $1,800.

605-263-3941 605-530-0521 1 BEDROOM in 5-plex, $400 rent, utilities included except electric. Call 605-770-5336 3 BEDROOM Townhouse. 500 W. 19th.

Rent based on income.

Equal Housing Opportunity. 605-770-5832 or Skogen Company 605-263-3941 EDEN APARTMENTS 206/210 West 15th.

1 & 2 bedrooms available.

Call 605-996-0279

“Results You Expect...Service You Deserve”

PUBLIC/ FIREWOOD GARAGE SALES

MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

Estate Garage Sale ALEXANDRIA, 521 Poplar Fri 12-8, Sat 7-2.

Furniture, small appliances, seasonal/holiday decor, large salt & pepper shaker collection, colletibles, advertising memorabilia, movies, books, much misc.

BAL 5TH. WHEEL KING Pin Stabilizer Jack/Tripod, Excellent Condition, $80 firm. 605-630-8901

Mitchell, 1515 E 3rd (In alley) Fri. 2pm-7.

Women’s clothing, household, kids & women’s golf clubs, books, misc.

Mitchell, 413 W 4th Friday 9-6, Saturday 9:30-4. Books, dishes, dolls, holiday, clothes, fishing & misc.

Mitchell, 510 E. 1st Sat. 8-7 & Sun 9-7.

Lots of misc. household items, clothing & more.

ANIMALS/PETS FOR SALE

RELATED EQUIPMENT

REGISTERED YEARLING LIMOUSIN BULLS FOR SALE Red & black performance tested bulls available. Contact Nolz Limousin 605-999-7035

LIKE NEW ski with rope and hook up COLEMAN terns $20.

605-999-3374.

tube boat $75. lanCall

HOUSEHOLD MISC. Large Selection of Used Furniture, Decor & More 2430 N. Main-Mitchell 605-996-9696

USED FURNITURE Large Selection

Montgomery Furniture

Alexandria 605-239-4311

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

13 MEN’S SIZE XXLT POLO SHIRTS, $25 for all.

605-996-1360 after 3 or leave a message.

THIS FRIENDLY FELLA is wondering if someone is going to give him a new home.

Call 605-996-3242 to meet and/or adopt him. Ad Courtesy Mitchell Animal Rescue

2019-20 SEASON MEMBERSHIP to Mitchell ACT, $65 value, selling for $50. Good for 1 ticket to each show.

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CHECK OUT THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORY

DONATE YOUR CAR TO CHARITY. Receive maximum value of write off for your taxes.

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855-752-6680 (MCN)

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(MCN) FOR SALE: 6 foot Warner aluminum folding step ladder, $25. 605-310-5632 FOR SALE: Cabelas shooting bench/ table, $50. Also 30 inch snow shovel, $5.

Call or text 605-770-2165.

FOUR 2 year old Pullets, $2 each.

Call 605-227-4498

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AUCTION ADS

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Changes Made Daily!

AUCTION ADS

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Call 605-995-1277

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ANGUS BULLS Full basements.

Call Mandy 770-7324 www. blackinkfarms.com or email mandy@apcor 605-630-8484 management.com Equal Housing Opportunity.

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SPORTING GOODS

FOR SALE: Roulen/Mallard type **STOP STRUGDucklings, $2 each. GLING ON THE 605-286-3982 STAIRS** Give your life a lift with FREE TO GOOD an ACORN STAIRHOME, Red Heel- LIFT! Call now for OFF your er, approx. 5 years $250 purchase old, male.

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1-866-432-0999 (MCN)

LIVESTOCK &

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CAMPING/FIRE PIT wood. Half pickup load, $40.

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4 UNIROYAL TIGER PAW TIRES size 185-65R15, 45% or better. $100 for all.

Call 605-660-2344

This lovely lady is ready for a home of her own.

Call 605-996-3242 for more information or to adopt. Ad Courtesy of Mitchell Animal Rescue

A PLACE FOR MOM has helped over a million families find senior living. Our trusted, local advisors help find solutions to your unique needs at no cost to you.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 14 6:00 P.M. Wicks Consignment Auction Located: 5 miles South of Cavour (21316 409th Ave), Cavour SD SATURDAY, JUNE 15 10:00 A.M. Lots of Fishing Equipment & Supplies, Hand & Garden Tools, Household, Furniture, Collector & Antiques, Beer Signs, plus more consignments. Located: Stickney Community Building. Owner: Raymond (Kay) Kayser & Guest Consigner Auctioneers: Rodney Olivier, Clyde Olsen, Allen Ymker TUESDAY, JUNE 18 11:00 A.M. Restaurant Equipment Auction. Equipment from the Former Cowboy Chicken Restaurant in Sioux Falls, SD – Late Model Kitchen & Refrigeration Equipment, Ice Machine, Sinks, Tables & Chairs, Cooking Utensils, SS Tables, NSF Wire Racks, Cooking & Food Storage Items, Dishwares, Silverware & More! Location: at 2700 W. 41st St. in Sioux Falls, SD (Corner of 41st St. & Garfield Ave.) – Directly west of Perkins. Owner: FRCG Chicken, LLC Auctioneers: Chuck Sutton, Jared Sutton, Tom & Ted Souvignier SATURDAY, JUNE 22 10:00 A.M. Real Estate & Personal Property at Auction, 4 bedroom 3 bath 3,440 sq. ft. on 5.6 acres. Located just 5 miles South of Mitchell, SD Personal Property to be sold following Real Estate. Portion sold Online Only Owner: Ron & Janet Bainbridge Auctioneers: Dean/Edwards & Associates, LLC Lanning Edwards, Myron Grosz, Justin Dean, Steve Larson, Bill Maddocks 10:00 A.M. Personal Property Auction consists of Large Lionel Train set complete with Tracks, Cars & Locomotives. Assortment of Toy Airplanes, Toy Town complete with Buildings, Cars, Truck & more. Some Oil & Gas Signs, some Furniture, Tools & more Household. Located: 608 E. 3rd St., 6 blocks east of the Post Office in Plankinton, SD. Owner: Virgil Harman & Guest Consignors. Auctioneers: Olsen Auction Service, Clyde Olsen, Rodney Olivier & Allen Ymker 11:00 A.M. Vehicle, Motorcycle, Tractors, Trailers, Household and Collectibles. Located: 5808 Sam St. (just off of Maui Dr) Owner: Lyle Rumbolz Estate Auction Auctioneer: Curtis Auctioneering LLC, Don Curtis Rain date June 23 1pm FRIDAY, JUNE 28 6:00 P.M. Wicks Consignment Auction Located: 5 miles South of Cavour (21316 409th Ave), Cavour SD

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS & LOGISTICS

SATURDAY, JUNE 29 11:00 A.M. Moving Sale - Household & Antiques Auction Located: 1404 Pebble Beach, Mitchell SD Owner: Dorothy Heitzman Auctioneers: Curtis Auctioneering LLC, Don Curtis

CDL Truck Drivers Must have 2 years experience, clean driving record and medical card. Wage negotiable. Based in Dallas, SD Call John at 605-830-2657

SATURDAY, JULY 20 10:00 A.M. Furniture, Household, Lawn & Garden. Located 300 E. 15th. Owner: Karen Clark Estate. Auctioneers: Rodney Olivier, Clyde Olsen, Allen Ymker

Wednesday, June 19, 2019 • Advisor • 11

“Results You Expect...Service You Deserve”

MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS CAMPERS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED Get DIRECTV! ONLY $35/month!

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MACHINE for sharpening hunting knives, pocket knives or kitchen knives, $50. Call 605-996-5058

OXYGEN - Anytime.

Anywhere.

No tanks to refill.

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HEALTH MASTER SAVE ON YOUR exercise bike, nice, NEXT PRESCRIP$10.

BARBIE TION! World Health DOLLS w/clothes 8 Link. Price Match for $4. SHADOW Guarantee!

PreBOX, silver, $5. scriptions ReCall 605-999-5490 quired. CIPA Certified.

Over 1500 HOSE REEL medications available.

CART, $5.

Call CALL Today For A 605-996-9341 Free Price Quote.

1-866-710-6889 Call Now! (MCN) JD 130 LAWN MOWER, 42” cut, approx. 69 hours, SET OF 2 oak good shape, $1,550. counter height bar 605-999-3472 stools, $25. Call 605-933-0414 SINGLE SECTION DRAG, ideal for USED CAST IRON smoothing rough kitchen sink and roads. $20.

Call faucet, $25. Call 605-999-1178 605-996-5069

AUTO DETAILING PERFECT TOUCH AUTO DETAILING “The Difference Is In The Details”

Automotive * Tractor * Combine Cleaning Located in tan building north of 8th Street & Hwy. 37 Bypass...Mitchell, 605-990-2833

AUTOMOTIVE

H&R Salvage 996-8271

Buying automobiles as is- no prep work needed. Farm machinery, white goods, wire & all other metal. Roll off containers & farm clean up is available. Also BUYING aluminum, aluminum cans, copper & brass.

CLEANING New to Mitchell

Spectrum Triple Play! TV, Internet & Voice for $99.97/ mo. Fastest Internet. 100 MB per second speed.

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CALL Today for Your FREE Quote.

844-903-1317.

(MCN) TERRY REDLIN: Doctor Series framed plates - 4, $100; America The Beautiful framed Pencil Sketches $100; Autographed Reflection Book, $25. 605-996-5025

HOHN & SONS CONTRACTING LLC Experienced Reasonable Prices Houses Additions Pole Barns

Dana, Matt & Jake Hohn

Cellular 770-2207/770-8114 or 770-8238

Midwest Drywall

Asphalt/Concrete

Brad Clark 996-4495 - Mitchell SD - 770-4499

COMMON CENTS CONSTRUCTION

DIXIE VEURINK TRUCKING 3020 South Ohlman - Mitchell Building Site Dirt Work * Demolition

Dan Mohr 605-999-1260 Mitchell

Quality Homes, LLC 1525 W. Elm Ave., Mitchell * 995-6215 www.customtouchhomes.com

We provide construction expertise, knowledge and materials that will make your building experience pleasant & rewarding.

On & Off-Site Construction of New Homes

DOG BOARDING/ TRAINING Boarding/Training/ Vizsla and Lab Pups 605-996-1618

www.andersoncountrykennels.com

JK LAB KENNELS

Your dog’s home away from home.

Lee & Kari White - 605-996-2655

ELECTRICAL

T.K. ELECTRIC

Commercial, Farm & Residential Wiring

FREE Estimates

995-0595 Office

996-3563 Home

Back fill Basements * Finish Grading

605-996-4526 - 605-999-0197

WEST BEND 12 inch electric skillet, new in box, $15.

Metal DeLaval cream separator advertising sign, 2 ft by 3 ft, color and paint excellent, $75. 605-996-6376

Travis Baker Commercial - Residential & Farm 770-0415 or 990-2490 Free Estimates

EQUIPMENT REPAIR

AMS Oil Dealer Service small engine & recreational vehicles.

Boat repair, tune ups and winterization.

Bruce Trebil 605-770-6721 or 996-1752 trebsrepair@gmail.com

FLOORING

Any 3 rooms up to 300 sq. for $74.95

605-990-5325

Buying and selling gold & silver, collector coins, diamonds, gold jewelry, silver dollars, rare currency, any gold or silver items.

Kuehl’s Coins, Fairmont, Minnesota, 507-235-3886, 507-399-9982 (MCN)

MOTORCYCLES 2006 Yamaha Vino 125 scooter.

Blue, 85mpg, 55mph, 5000 miles. Good condition, $800. 2008 Yamaha Vino 125 scooter.

Blue, 85mpg, 55mph, 5000 miles, $950.

Located in southern Minnesota.

Call or text 507-382-1277.

(MCN)

HOME IMPROVEMENT

• •

15 ton of pit run gravel - $125 25 ton load with a side dump of belly dump - $175 Delivered within 5 mile radius of Mitchell.

For quotes or prices on fill dirt, clay, black dirt or large number of loads.

Call Bob at 770-4484

JOB W E N DED D S G A

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MISCELLANEOUS Septic & Drain Cleaning

FARROW’S

ODD JOB & HANDY MAN

Dan 770-2118 Jason 770-4048

INSULATION

605-770-4662

The construction industries Most Efficient Insulation.

Experienced in many things including:

Painting - Home Repairs - Yard Work Fencing - Decks and Much More!

Over 5 years experience in the installation and repair of wood, gas and corn stoves DON’T HAVE TIME TO DO IT YOURSELF...GIVE ME A CALL, I DO IT ALL! Free Estimates - Licensed and Insured

605-630-0192

Jeff Farrow - Mitchell, SD

HEATING/ AIR CONDITIONING Heating & Air Conditioning Sales & Service And Custom Sheet Metal

605-996-8616

Sales and Service for ALL your Heat and Cooling needs

605-239-4242

HOME IMPROVEMENT Insulation •Replacement Windows •Permanent Siding

New Construction, Pre-finishing of Woodwork & Repainting Interior & Exterior

Call 605-996-1243

Commercial & Residential

KROHMER PLUMBING

996-2752

Commercial - Agricultural - Residential

LAWN CARE

ROOFING

TREE SERVICE/ STUMP REMOVAL TREE TRIMMING CUTTING REMOVAL Call Ken 605-996-0821

Degen Stump Removal Serving Mitchell and surrounding area since 1987 Our Services: Tree Trimming - Tree Removal Stump Removal - Storm Cleanup Spring/Fall Cleanup Gutter Cleaning - And More!

Licensed and Insured For FREE estimate call Travis: 605-996-1801 or 605-630-1328

WATER SERVICE

DAN’S WATER SERVICE Water Softeners

Drinking WATER System 40+ years Sales & Service

996-6685 or 1-800-870-6685 SERVICING ALL BRANDS

JOSH’S MOWING SERVICE

Lawn Mowing - Dethatching Aerating Lawn Fertilizing & Spraying

Residential & Commercial

Weekly Mowing Services * Free Estimates

Josh Gebel at 605-990-2833 Mitchell

JASON HOHN’S LAWN CARE Lawn mowing * Dethatching * Core Aerate

Liquid Fertilizing programs * Bush trimming

*Parking lot sweeping*Sidewalk edging Residential & Commercial

Free estimates Serving Mitchell since 1995

Call 605-999-0357 or 996-1845

*INSURANCE CLAIMS SPECIALIST *COMMERCIAL ROOFING *RESIDENTIAL ROOFING *STORM & FIRE RESTORATION *SIDING *GUTTERS *WINDOWS *LEAF GUARD

605-990-2710

STORAGE

WHEATRIDGE Where Quality Does Matter Mowing M Dethatching M Spring Clean-Up Fertilizing M Aeration M Edging M Fall Clean-up

DNS STORAGE LLC

996-2781 - Mitchell SD - 630-9266 Insured/Bonded

Coming Available Aug. 1st 14x50 bays w/electricity & lighting. Both drive thru & non-drive thru Available.

605-999-4075, leave message

MSTM Storage

Serving South Dakota Since 1939

WINDOWS

Lowest Prices in Town

999-5844 ] 995-0408

REGGIE SIEGEL

Sales - Rental - Service Softener, Filters, R/O’s Water Coolers, Deionization Bottled Water & Salt Delivery 801 S. Sanborn Blvd.

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SELF-STORAGE

Commercial - Residential

Miller & Vermillion 1-800-658-3531

Buying a new car?

Serving Mitchell & Surrounding Areas for over 55 years

PLUMBING

AFFORDABLE GEOTHERMAL Drilling - Complete System Installation Heating and Cooling Check us out at: waterfurnace.com

PAINTING/ PAPERING

No Job Too Small

Superior Spray Foam

2019 CHEVY Colorado, crew, 4x4, $29,500.

Autoshoppe.net 605-996-1665

AUTOMOBILES

SCHMIT PUMPING

HANDYMAN

2018 CHEVY Malibu, loaded, low miles, $15,950.

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CASH FOR CARS: We Buy Any Condition Vehicle, 2002 and Newer. Competitive Offer! Nationwide FREE Pick Up! Call Now For a Free Quote!

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Darin 770-5376 or 239-4914 Kitchen & Bath - Drywall - Flooring Basements - Windows & Doors Siding - Decks and more

AUTOMOBILES

Trailer Sale: 1991 CLASS C Winnebago, War- 2019 6X12 V-nose, ramp, LEDs ror motor home, 21 $3,289.00 and ft., fully equipped, 7X12 V-nose, 46,000 miles, nice ramp, LEDs & clean. Sold as is. $3,582.00; New Ready to go. Dual rear wheels. Call 82”X16’+2’ standup ramps 14,000lb.

605-999-3237 $3,877.00. New CM Aluminum 3 horse slant 2015 COUGAR $12,699.00.

Inven31.5 RLS self-leveltory & prices: ing fifth wheel www.FortDodgecamper, 3 slides, TrailerWorld.com lots of storage, fire515-972-4554 place & much more.

(MCN) Like new condition.

605-227-4325, 605-770-6142

Alexandria, SD

996-7548

Call 605-996-1163 or 999-2183 Design Consulting Construction Kitchens-Cabinetry & Remodeling Additions - Basement Finish - Drywall Tape & Texture - Prime - Interior Painting

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TESSIER’S INC.

Basement Digging * Concrete & Blacktop Removal

Crushed Gravel • Screened Gravel Black Dirt • Clay • Sand

Please leave your phone number, name, address and speak slowly & clearly with ad information & cost of items.

Asphalt Paving & Patching Parking Lot Striping Snow Removal Crack Sealing * Asphalt Sand Sealing

Concrete M New Construction Remodeling M Tree Removal

Call Jim Winter 605-770-9561

Call 605-996-5517

Pit Run Gravel - Fill Dirt Clay - Black Dirt

Travis Kelly • Mobile 605-770-2355 • Mitchell

Driveways - Parking Lots Sidewalks - Sand Sealing Crack Sealing - Striping Snow Removal

Totaling $100 or less

PRO SEAL INCORPORATED

Hang, Tape & Texture Patch & Repair

CLARK PAVING LLC

FREE AD

GRAVEL

Holly Ginkens, Owner 605-645-5200

CONSTRUCTION

TO PLACE A

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CONSTRUCTION

HG Cleaning

• Residential Cleaning • Organizing • Special Projects Limited Spaces Available Reliable • Experienced • References

TIMBER RIDGE zero gravity locking lounge recliner chair, like new, $35. Leave message, 605-996-9254

TRAILERS

Sizes 5 x 10 thru 12 x 28 Cheapest prices in town!

CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS to fit any size opening in your home.

Free estimates The Window Shop 605-996-6777 124 S. Main St. - Mitchell, SD Guaranteed Lowest Install Price

999-8468 or 995-0095

Mowing, Tree Branch Removal and a Helping Hand!

Gutter Clean Out - Snow Removal Spring & Fall Cleanup Free Estimates

Dustin 605-770-7357 Mitchell

TREE SERVICE/ STUMP REMOVAL HAWKEYE TREE & STUMP SERVICES LLC Look for our ad in Advisor 605-682-9830

www.jobshq.com

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“Results You Expect...Service You Deserve”

On this 4th of July let us salute all the brave men and women who fought for our country.

Have a Happy Independence Day! Tony, Jodi and Abby Wolf, Nick, Annette, Karson, Nora, Jacob and Tyler

ALL DIESELS • ALL DIAGNOSTICS • ALL SEMIS • ALL MAKES OF VEHICLES

ALL MAKES OF VEHICLES CARS, PICK-UPS & DIESEL: LIGHT, MEDIUM, & HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS • Brakes and Strut Work • Transmission and Engine Overhaul • RV/Motor Home Repair • Full Line of Diagnostic Repair ALL DIESELS • ALL DIAGNOSTICS ALL SEMIS • INFRAME MAJOR OVERHAULS TONY WOLF

JACOB MOEGE

Over 38 years experience Certified ASE Master

7 years experience Certified ASE Master Diesel certified technician

Owner/Mechanic

Mechanic

TYLER REICHERT

NICK COLLINS

8 years experience

7 years experience US Marine

Mechanic

Diesel Mechanic

We are a...

Mechanic

We now offer and service all tires

AUTO • PICKUP • SEMI • MOUNT AND BALANCE

God Bless All Our Military Men and Women.

ASE Master certified / ASE Master Diesel certified, DOT Inspection certified, Air Conditioner certified.

605-928-7335 • 1-888-595-6717 Tony & Jodi Wolf - owners • 1004 South Ben Street • PO Box 89 • Parkston, SD 57366