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Evening star., 1927-03-18
GET WHAT YOU WANT
AND SAVE MONEY.

GET WHAT YOU WANT
AND SAVE MONEY.
Among the fine used cars now
on our salesroom floor is likely
to be just the car you've always
wanted, possibly at lower price
than you expected to pay. Come
in and look them over.
REQ Tourings.
REQ Sedans and Coupes.
Dodge Coach.
Dodge Taxi.
Dewett Sedan.
Buick Tourings.
Studebaker Sedan and Tourings.
Essex 4-cyl. Coach.
Ford Sedans and Coupes.
Peerless Touring.
We have Dodge, Olds,
Studebaker and a Ford priced
from SIS to $50
Also
REQ speed wagons and other
makes of trucks.
Open Evenings.
Sundays Until PM.
The TREW
MOTOR CO..
1909 14th NV.
Main 4173.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

FERTILIZER. well rotted manure. So yard
Humusnold. a superior leaf mold 75c hu. 80
lbs. agricultural lime, 81 plant tabs. Wilson s
weed killer top soil evergreens. Towering
shrubs hedges barberry field grown rose.
bushes fruit trees seeding of lawns. sodding.
grading, preparing flower beds. estimates and
sketches free: reasonable prices: prompt and
effective service. Central Floral Co, Inc.
9R3O 14th w CoIumhia MOD
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YOUR FLOWER BORDER

Use Our 81 Collections.
so assorted Gladiolis many ruffied ones.
Is Rainbow German Iris.
Is Cannon Roots. all new colors.
25 giant exhibition Dahlia.
roses. 2-year-od. grated all coors or
any 4 collections for So. Post paid.
z. J. STODDARD. Mt. Holly. N. J. 20'
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FuRN1TURE-Bedroom suite apple green.
pieces; drapes and curtains to match: pur-
chased six weeks ago: will sacrifice for 5000,
ApDly in person. Saturday. between 10 and
z Meridian Mansions 2400 18th NV. Apt.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

SELLING OUT MY ENTIRE LOT, OF
ITALIAN bees: ~ hives. fully equipped: at
q hsrraln Dale Park Jersey Farm near
EeuF Corners Md Woodslde aim. 20'
F0RSTS FOR SALE Call Grace's Coal
pf1re 4th and ST.. ne.
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on new and used Grands and Upriehts:
Sranos as low as S375, used uprights from
taken in exchange on Victroias: Sianos
packed: shipped and moved Hugo worch
ITO G.. Est 1870
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assessments EXEMPT. value. 81 900: viii ac-
cent $500 Cash if sold by March 10. Ad-
dress Box 4S-V. Star office ISs
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HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC,
Conveniently Located.
1333-1337 18th St. NV.
Main $3.50.
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LAWN MOWERS-New and used cheapest
pace IN the city. OH 11th ST. NV, Frank.
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FCREITURE-Dinin and bedroom suite.
also some odd pieces at sacrifice. o719
I4th st. NV. Don't phone. 20'
HARVARD CLASSICS, new set; little used
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RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS.

Dogs. PETS. ETC.
GERMAN SHEPHERD POLICE PUPS. fine
quality. pedgreed, Wolf gray and black
two months old sire Aiax Won Rheinau,
haien AKC 4l46+o Dam Princess Pat AKC
h5565a out Of smoke OF Pine Neck Axe
47636l grand prize winner southampton
y. Y. 1925. Male 500, Female SIS
with papers. u. +. MulvihiIl. Alexandria,
Va. Phone Alex. 1000 before $50 pm ,3'
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER-Exceptiona
individual: sired by imported dog adlndgeti
best Washington dog, 1925 show: proven
sire, Of high-class puppies: commanding S25
stud fee: perfect disposiNon and wonderful
companion price. $3.50. owner has good
reasons for selling. Apply Ruffcote Kennels
Silver Spring Md. o0s
AT STUD-Mai. Ralph. H A X c.
1854: handsome. highly pedigreed collie
black. sable and white trimmings Kyner :
Kennels. Bladenshurg. Nd.
CHOW DOGS mos. good disposition ned.
greed. registered; must sacrifice. $50.
wANTED--Smal healthy young male dog
Pomeranian or poodle preferred: reasonable
as II st. ne. Ant. 30.
wAHTED-Cash paid for toy fox terrier
saR1sies for breeding purposes. b. +.
FMwards. i0i Adams st. ne.
PONIES for salp, 10. two saddle horses
Arlington Beach stables. Va 19'
-
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orese BOX IO4-N. star Office,
KITCHEN CABINET, wicker chair hall rack
with mirror dining room chairs. dresser
81 in fine condition: reasonable: porch swing
Phone Col. 9975-J. 1403 Decatur st. NV.
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LUNCH ROOM FIXTURES. consisting of
tables. chairs cash register. dishes gas
range. showcase cigar wall case soda foun-
IAN etc: sacrifice. Edgar Baum 903 NV.
MARINE ENGINE. comnlete with clutch
ts1arter t1teer and generator; suitable for boat 80
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HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-Wii sacrifice
$500 worth for $3.50: $50 cash: terms.
Main Dol to except Sunday 2O'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for saie. every.
thing: no dealers. l14A r Ant y
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PiANO-Brand-new Cable Nelson. with roll
cabinet and bench: owner leaving city: must
eacriflce. S37 LongfeIlow st. 2O'
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"WALLACE,"
MASH DISTRIBUTOR"
1909 l. St. / M. 7612.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

by local finance company
Nash. Buick. Cadillac. Frey's Finance Co.
1929 Fl st. ne. Open Sunday.
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PiANOS-Stief steinway and number of
otner used pianos. in Erands and upright
AZ bargain prices. Chas. NJ. Stieff. Inc.
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A10: bargain. Col. A907-J 19s
HOTWATER HEATER and radiators. will
install. Address Box 472-M Star Office. lS'
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FURNITURE, including chest of drawers.
moor lamp, spinet desk. console set. etc. Com
plete Tor 1-room ant: bargain. 1890 st.
FURNfTURE--Morris chair, three-quarters
,nr34s bed. spring. mattress; all. $13. Frank
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FURNITURE of every description. including
e1h.s S1stes and odd pieces, victrola, PLAYER and
trustees: caypsts and rugs. by auction. at
hh Wsschhlelros 920 Pa ave- NV. Saturday
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SPECIAL SALE
OF
FORD CARS.

EASY TERMS.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
OWENS MOTOR. CO.,
6323 Ga. Ave. Col. $40.
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS.

WE BUY SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on improved property and first deeds OF trust
notes on vacant lots and acreage: sub
divisions financed: Brokers attention
FULTON n GORDON Continental Trust
Rldc Main ko2l
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1909 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-SIX- LARGE
rooms bath. cellar gas and cleo. Open day
and night Fri Sat and Sunday
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NEARLY NEW. APARTMENT BUILDING.
caulty. $4,000 No agents; Write c. l..
,pn1 Ridg
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WHITE LOCATION u SO. BEAUTIFUL
r4ncoin Park; 10 rooms, baths; "a hot.water S"S;n
heat gas and cleo; breakfast ana Sieening
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FRONT PROPERTY,
FDGFWATER BEACH.

No halfway verdict-Edgewa:er Beach is
washington's nearest: cleanest. IN. most eaI beau
tJHnesr,xtSree tJns saS miss BY Wsg OF Hall and
Davidsonville % miller over Defense High
Gently sloping sandy beach for oathere.
several pile-driven community piers, with
diving payilion built to 9gtiast as, a ietime fnes
deep for diving. swimming: channel "a feet
10 20 feet deep for launches and cruisers.
ssR S5~s t% o o ana 6e hHTn Waters o the 6ay
we are enjoying real swimming weather weather . at at
Washins s'i the shores away on the hay. our
shore line At Edgewater Beach remains per-
When >ad roads indifferently maintained
make it Impossible to go and come IN com
fort to other saltwater COLONIES. We come
Rer,iiar 1us service over State highway
20 and from Edeewater Beach throughout
III eWhiIe other waterfront colonies. sur.
rounded BY fresh-water sw8mps. are adUpI-
ing measures to combat the MOSQUITOES. we
are free from these pests at Edgewater
Streets at Edgewater Beach are 30 feet
wide (no one-way streetsI. so that automo;
Without With sndangerinE the lives OF the pas
No rapid, fire, RE, highpressurs l methods are
Discriminating purchasers have only TO
see the homes. representing a valuation OF
over 5 quarter of million dollars. which
have been erected at Edgewater Beach in
less fhan TOUT years some OF the Llost
nrominent bankers professional and husi.
ness men of WashngtoIn ,,,t9 20 realize that
GIREFuu SELECTION have been consid-
cred paramount in the development OF this
We have wonderful lots as low as $500 90
Nearly every lot commands i view OF the
water. Our safe and sane restrictions have
cbesu cottages that must depreclate the
value of property Every house at Edge.
water Beach Is real home with modern
conveniences hence every new home en-;
bances values and adds to the desirahilitv of
Fdgewater Reach for a Summer home or ar
aII.year residence -. ,-,
@rSt hut uon't be discouraged visit to
Tdgewater Beach will relieve your depres
eiOIIff waterfront homeseekers could know
,bs truth about Edgcwater Beach. the re.
msfning lots would all he purchased within
. week Ask anV Edgewater Beach home
o"Ihott Iots. S40O up: can be purchased as low
al. $50 cash and So monthly Cottages
30 ETHAN + MATTESON. 927 18th ct
Phone Main 677l OF. residence phone
Annapolis 1S45
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DETACHED BRICK, 5G23 COLORADO AVE:
: rooms lovely bath. handsome lavatory
Wonderful home: inspect at once. win trade
equity for smaller house. building lot and
cash or trust notes By owner. Col. 2906
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SEE THIS TODAY.
i3 X STREET Ne
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
] PM TO z PM
PRICE AND TERMS ARE RIGHT


ART5UR I+EWEY.
LOB Vermont Ave NJ 1858.
WE HAVE TO OFFER A FOUR-BEDROOM
house. LOT % feet wide. lear brick garage,
wide alley. all modern improvements Con
dition as good as new. Out-oftown owner
will sell at great sacrifice One square from
Wardman Park Inn. 2S42 2Sth st. NV Open
day and evening. Price under SlS.500 For
further details .see-
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SALE--flOUSES.
SAI.E---HOUSES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
l4l2 Eye St. NV.
Franklin 95O5.

Realtors.
14l2 Eye St. NV. Franklin 97OJ.
INGRAHAM ST.-Neary New IIome-S7,75O.
accessible
Old breakfast and spng Prches both screened an the whole
R psnen pSS n garage ' " carried on '0' month"; WI" very
BROOKLAND-Detached Corner-$865O.
@ @ ons 10 feet dsf a d SSm , sff e %ot Rhode @ @ % @
shingles and % nyable rooms tile bath hot water ht
% 6 @ the % na VI E. so ss and can be
10th ST. HElGHTS-Dutch Colonial-S1,OOO.
This nEb @ GoR home located % @ Of & the h & eyaSr t9s
@ % snp oG n s rodm @ pen peh 6rep % good ze ] tie
outside pantry and ys yennG to meet the n andaTd
sdSSntase % max a one = ~
lust OFF 14th T-Modern-S9OOO
$
residence With soghera posH nqHes0nabN Of the biggest
tha breakfast and sleeping pGh both screened
public alley You will find this
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Detached Brick-$16850
Chase. Ct $ his S S D~sd @ & SR s1a es ss S s % s SHs SPa % @ @
% II On Of the Ha @ @ fs at w9 n s' b nf @ ns % fua % 2s
3 ] @ dGo3' e R t ae M Eps % 1o de5ns e
developed lot 5Ox15O with
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
14l2 Eye St. NV Franklin 9505.
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WANTFD-LOTS.
(ConfinuPdl

[ HAVE 4 NUMBER OF HOUSES RANG
ing in price from $4,000 to 100000 subject
TO one trust, which l will trade at cost for
building lots This is splendid opportunity
tunity Address Box sc, Star Office.
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FOUR ROOMS AND BATH COOPERATIVE
an central NV: paid SIS $50 will take
StS5o any terms. Monthly, payments,
SSo 5O OWNER Main ;{6I1 ClpVp. 1917.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR CLEAR FARM OR
.9sb Main 3677 Cleve 1917.
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SAIE---H0USES.

NEW & ROOM BUNGALOW. / MILES OUT,
on concrete road: $4,000: $50 month, IA
dress Box 41-C. Star Office Io-
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY.
NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW IN NEARBY
Md; everything first class. Call OWNER.
Line 80
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CHEVY CHASE. =. C.. NEAR CIRCLE,
Beautiful detached brick home. 8, rooms. =
baths garage: trade subject TO i trust 81
business property or small mouse. ". %
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

GsAAA1 Wv -
AITW FOUR STORY APARTMENT HOUSE
200 eTeraed Tensed; rents t for SIS per room VII, Il
ads With new ssi ds.aehed issh brsR house part
aymeIt on upper lete b. Ga o q clear ee or With
one small trust. and will take back second second
trust @ on builldIg builldIng AIT With easy terms AOO''''
H0TFT--EF9ND0N- VA. q MILES OF
Washinrton. on State hishway. right az troll @
ley station modern ipToyeRentrs ag Price
only SO 5o0 easy terms. Conssider, snlal na
&ssncy ssn prGSsfS pSstSrs ~2En GeFndon Farfd%
WHITE LOCATION = SO. BEAUTIFUL
heat, gas and elec; breakfast and sleening
pSrehcs:, large yard; garage. OWNER Main
CHEVY CHASE n c. NEAR CIRCLE.
Beautiful detached brick home, 0, rooms. y
baths, garage trade subject TO ] trust or
ATkRSs 2nsRSss fPF2pef4s5y2 fPS} 452a or 'nnaIl mouse "
exeeleht nv location: IiSfS W., WinysstMenf:
WiRSiNG. 2O1 Investment Bldg dg.------------
CITY PROPERTY FOR CLEAR FARM OR
small ant one ae,1 trust ya Will psy diierence III
-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH CO-OPERATIvE
central MN paid NS8tSlH S8s3l9 wi sake
1895 oWENER oRWEN !fms Main GatnS 9 Ceps pss
DETACHED BRICK, 5623 COLORADO AVE:
rooms. lovely bath. handsome ,layatory.
Wonderful home. inspect at once. VIII traue
EQUITY for smaller house. building lot & and
cash or trust notes BY owner. Col. 2906
l0Q3 COLUMBIA RID NW.-sIX- LARGE
rooms bath. cellar, gas and cleo. Open day
and night Fri. Sat and SUNDAY. -
= BRANp-NEw APARTMENT, ,eF, H HOUSE Sl
completed about six weeks ago, building over
looks Rock Creek Park. consists OF 10 apart
ments. all rented TO bona fide tenants under
leases rented per annum over S1U:VVtT ~, tr,,at ~
of Sl2o.000. Each apartment has a Frigld-
aire and all latest Improvements, owner r mas aS
trade. VIII take back second trust II ne ne
essary. Il will nay yo9 70 IN IpvesnGhbe itb MR. MR.
ToWBES Business Property Department-
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO, INSSS,o
14l6 Eye St. NV. Phone Main a44g.
SALE-FARMS
4 3c0-ACRF FERTILE FARM. ONLY 10 |
Smiles from District line. near small toWh |
in MARYLAND at the bargain price OF Sfu per |
acre, Only So 900 cash. Address Box so-C' |
SNAIL. FARMS FROM > TO 10 ACRES: |
will build house to suit the purchaser: you |
can build by own plans or we VIII bullo 70 !
suit you; on, good improved roaa soonE opEbHI 81 |
PHAN & SON. 101 King and Col. sts.. Alex |
Va Phone Alex. $40. "
FARM OF 26aIg ACRES. WELL wATERED |
and wooded and some timber. q miles OF |
both kn9'sfN NTs fNnTNfE s9 MnfsaK BAKER SIS 9ist
NV West 2677-J
IDEAL CHICKEN AND TRUCK FARM;
some big timber: s acres; fine soil and |
Sssb9 %i 9weipb easy terms
Call or write Immediately. MD.-VA. LAND |
AGENCY. 726 14th NV.
3 ACRES FRONTING ON DEFENSE HIGH !
$50 cash. Address Box 56-C. Star office
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SALE--HOUSES.

OWNER OFFERS CORNER CHEVY CHASE
home.-Detached colonial residence with >
scaped artistically; private drive TO garage
that matches house. Modern center-hall- plan
home with immense living room. dining sa-
lon, bright kitchen. outside pantry. master
bedroom and two guest chambers, two tlied
xt@rss Na9 nq9Ef fGSFHR
and numerous small comforts, and refnc..
eaSs nSenue between u the D chevy Ch3se 3 and CoTm
bla Country Clubs. IN the choicest section OF
Chevy Chase, Md. This home g offered by
the owner at price that is undentably less
than any comparable home in its vicinity.
Convenient payment terms, rm9ns,o lnspeStion on on
36SS after e o'clock any evening.
YOU MAY BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER A
home i'll one of the prettiest sections OF the
bus lines, junior high and graded schools,
stores and churches The house has been
and reception hall One of those oidissh, sI,,
equipment and many other features necessary
formation address Box 101.C, Star office.
OWNER DESIRES TO DISPOSE or a
a price under S6 900 and on terms less than
average rental that will include all interest
cnsh cas- p payment n Of 500 viii be si iiicient. The
house has hot-water heat and electric lights;
wen scaea sd TO
transportation TO heart Of city. For appoint
ment 10 inspect ADDRESS BOX ~, star ollIce'
OWNER WILL SELL TO COLORED, A
brick home within walking distance of Arm
strong High School, Union Station and City
Post Office. In perfect condition: large rooms;
big cellar: hot-water heat, electric lights aud
garage. The price is most attractive. easy
terms can be made. To inspect address Box
46-C. Star Office.
10th ST. HEIGHTS 74I6 I4th ST NV
Near Holly st. New detached home, ten
rooms, two baths. etc. Price, SCI 500. Rea-
sonable terms. Phone owner, Franklin
1852 or Cleveland $50. 17s
REFINED COLORED - SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
porches. built-in rear porch. laundry tubs
h-w H.. electric lights. large garage, wide
alley, nice garden: splendid condition: rea-
s0nAblo terms: Ontario rd. Adams 1923.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06
LaTnbertOn

Mrs. Eleanor McPhee and son Leslie
drove from WATERFOWL, South Da
kota Wednesday and are visiting al
the Sam Bellig home.
Thursday evening the Woodmar
Lodge gave a free show to the pub
lie followed by lunch to which the
Royal Neighbors were invited. A good
time was reported by all.
A quilting bee was held at thu
Joe Schmidt home this week.
Oscar Waibel and Eugene Eicholt
went to the cities Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schilling drove
to Springfield Thursday evening.
Lamberton Reading Club meets a
the w. ]. Gerhard home Monda!
evening.
The Royal Neighbors deputy; Mrs
Slagel, was here Thursday, she Wis.
tied at the ]. A. Haffey home.
Miss Rose Haffey cut her wrist
from an electric light bulb exploding
Wednesday evening.
L. Tanglen was on the sick list this
week.
Therese Phaender spent the weel
end at the cities.
The Bridge Club were entertained
at the home Of Leslie Roth Friday
evneing.
A. M. Mevig, superintendent of the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06

Lamberton schools has been elected to
head the school system at Park RAJ
pids, Minnesota for the next school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Bentz spent
Sunday at Sleepy Eye with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Bellig spent
Sunday at the Sam Bellig home.
The Senior Class of Lamberton are
presenting their class play, "The
Creaking Chair" Thursday and Fri
day, April 7-8.
A number of young people of LAM
berton attended the Senior class play
at Walnut Grove Thursday evening.
Wednesday night fire broke out in
the Nielsen Mercantile store, the cause
of the fire is unknown, though it is
thought to have been caused from
spontaneous combustion. The fire
was confined to the back room and
therefore didn't damage goods in the
store.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06
Gales

Mrs. Edward Schofer has been on
the sick list the past week.
Charlie Nelson was entertained Sat-
urday night and Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reynolds.
Tom Croft was a Lucan business
caller last Friday.
Esther and Richard Flesner and
Elsie Zwach were business callers
in Tracy last Thursday.
Elsie Zwach went to New Ulm last
Friday to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reynolds en-
tertained relatives and friends at Sun
day dinner.
Mrs. IAlanson Reynolds and son
visited Saturday at the Ed Michigan
home.
Heye Flesner was quite ill Friday
but is better now.
Miss Rose Zwach teacher of Dist.
40 was unable to have school last
week. She had bad cold which set
tied in her lungs.
Frank Flesners are again releas-
ed from scarlet fever quarantine.
The roads have been almost an
unpassable condition someplaces, con-
sidering the fact that Tom Croft and
Philip Reynolds have pulled about ten
cars out of the mud not far from their
driveways the past week.
Miss Luella johnson, teacher in
the Arndt District, was sick Friday
and was unable to have school.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06

Happiness is like wearing a new
spring top-coat on warm sunny day;
sorrow is getting caught in an I'M
expected shower with your new coat.
Elk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06

After the windy, bassdrum solo by
Winter, we are all waiting to hear
the intercollegiate of Spring played
over the new-wakened grasses.-Ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06

One way to decide who is boss in
your neighbours house is to observe
who gets the new spring hat, the new
shoes, and the new clothes.-Ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06

home of Tracy.
Mrs. Logan Philips was Slayton
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Norton of Tracy
spent Sunday at the home of his mo-
Their, Mrs. Helen Norton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-04-06

A man has decided to get to Calf
ornia by driving golf ball to the
coast from Georgia. Talking about
tough jobs, we'd hate to be his caddy.
Elk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
A Surprise Party

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Martin
gave a surprise party on last Thurs
day evening in honor of their son.
Ronald's eighteenth birthday. Ron
aid received many useful and pretty
gifts. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin, Mr.. and John Rolf,
Mrs. S. F. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Mosser and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Martin and son, Roy, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rembold and family
Mrs. Nellie Henline and son Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Roth, Messrs. George
Bland, M. L. Osborn, Kenneth Wolfe,
David and Harvey Shuttleworth, Ron
aid, Ira Elwood and Joe Martin, j. E.
Knepp, Luther and Ed. Schmidt
Woodrow Rolf, Harland King; Misses
Ora, Thelma, Melvina and Evelyn
Wolfe, Marie and Irene Rolf, Rachel
Schmidt. After dainty refreshments
were served all returned home at a
late hour, assuring their hostess they
had spent very pleasant evening. T.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
Sugar Cane in America

Sugar cane was introduced into the
New world shortly after its discovery,
and it is recorded that in 1918 many
sugar mills were in operation on the
Island of Santo Domingo. 1t was not
until 1851, however, that the plant was
grown in continental America, as re-
suit of the importation of cuttings by
Jesuits in Louisiana. From that time
it was cultivated in a desultory man
ner until the end of the Eighteenth
century, when the failure of indigo
and other crops forced the Louisiana
planters to turn their attention to the
manufacture of sugar as source of
revenue. Establishment Of the Amer
lean sugar cane industry may be said
to date from 1895, when the first sue
cessful mill began operations on a
plantation about six miles from New
Orleans.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
LOCH LYNN.

You are invited to attend the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Mt. Lake
Loeb Lynn Community Club on We'd
nesday, May 18th, at the Aid hall
here. Roll Call-One thing l do to
keep well. There will be a demonstra-
ton on "Types of Food for Simple
Diseases"
Mrs. J. w. Ream was hostess for
the May meeting of the U. B. Ladies
Aid at the Aid hall here on last Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Combs left on Sunday
afternoon for Buckhannon, w. Va.
where she will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Crane.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Combs left fo1
Harper's Ferry, where Mr. Combs has
secured employment.
Miss o. V. Durham spent the week
end at her home in Oakland.
The roads in this village have
been cleared of mud and ruts, had q
coat of screenings applied, have been
rolled and are now in first class con-
dition.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-05-12
"Ghost Money"

Money" and other articles made
out of tinfoil, and intended for the
special use of departed spirits, pro-
vides the town of Shaoching, China,
with a curious and profitable indus
try.
All day long the din of thousands
of hammers pounding on anvils can
be heard, and the production of these
symbols for departed spirits is said
to bring in 100000 a year.
The symbolic money is made by
hand, the tin being hammered out on
anvils until a surprising thinness Is
obtained. Although the money" Is
intended for the use of the dead,
there is considerable traffic in the
ashes of the fires burnt at the tombs
where the money is placed. The
tin is extracted from the ashes and
used again to make more money
London Tit-Bits.