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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05

Rufled curtains have an airy daintiness
about them that is peculiarly in keeping
where one desires such an effect i'll the room
for Summer. Our display of ruffled curtains
includes so many, beautiful styles that we
cannot begin to tell you about them.
We suggest the soft pastel colorings for
bedrooms; the bolder dots and plaids for sun
rooms the cream or sand shades for the liv
ing room.
Ruffled Curtains like those sketched with
colored border, are priced, the pair, S.
Section,
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Sofa Pillows
Csc, 1895 to s.

Delightfully."- colorful, made Of
cretonne and chintz, carefully Sc
lected.
Drapery Section, Third Floor
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Plain, artistic lines distinguish this lamp,
which has an adjustable ball socket and is sur
with hand-etched parchment shade.
Junior Lamp and Shade to Match, $3.50
The Lamp Shop, First Floor
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Business Places for Rent

BLVD. PLACE, 1s01-Storeroom. I7x50.
corner. good location, neighborhood
wants good live grocery and meat
DOCTORS OFFICE-Location IS years.
sos E. Sad Ia. 3i60. Wa. 0948.
CIRCLE+Ground floor office; suitcase:
reasonable rent. Ii. 1851. Mr.. Dean.
STORE ROOMS living rms. near shops
Ideal Drug Store. 1908 West 10th.
STOREROOM-First and second floors and
basement with elevator, steam heat. 40
S Senate Ave. Get keys at 202 Ken
lucky Ave. Ri. 92S7.
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Storage and TTaasfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER -
months later. No Charge for hauling
"a MsS tFHfSi EHPMsFoSTRoSsso 6AR CO.
419 E. Market. Ri. 7750
MOVING-Local overland 75c load up.
BLACK BALL. 1914 Columbia. Oh. 4o38.
WE DO LOCAL and overland hauling for
i 9ss than a 0SS ss,s commercial trucking
J. H. TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES. OvERLAND-To or
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
land or other cities. Dr.. 307l or RI: 400:
T Iy1S Err AN Lr ia MAULING Io Gal
UP. RI. 9o89, LAFARY.
covered ISe trucks. Ii 1850 Oh. 1855:
prices On oVetlsaS c auIiRg e = and n; i s5S@
ssh n ReihsS c6. 457s9 Z osss.w. 900
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving. $3.50 load:
large trucks. responsible men. DR.. 1916.
Miscellaneous for Sale
ADMINISTER RUG-9xl2; good condition.
ARMY SQUAD-Tents. 1880: holds cots,
SIS each. 1902 w. Wash. st.
BABY BUGGY-Blue reed, folding bath
table, Gordon motor crib. Ha. 4666-R.
BABY BED and buggy; very reas., ex: cond
State Rd. 81 off Both St. Wa 2708 g.
BABY BASSINETTE-Ivory, very reason
able. 3415 Winthrop Ave. "
new; $40. Call Hu. 1889.
BABY CAB-Lloyd loom constructions; good
condition; Sc. AIT N. Euclid.
BED-Child's collapsible. gasoline camp
stoys single cot pr c cpn[fne Ssss foio15 ny
BREAKFAST SET-BesutifuI living room;
9-pc. dining room. complete bedrm.. rugs.
occasional tables. 2428 N. Meridian.
BREAKFAST SETS PC dec. $3.50
200 S. MERIDIAN
CIDER MILL-And three vinegar barrels
for So. 1o1 E. Troy Ave.
CINDERs-75c yard; guaranteed AZ yards
to load. Ri. 1882.
CINDERS-SAND AND GRAVEL: GEN
ERAL HAULING. c. E. RILEY. 1R. 2820:
DAVENPoRT-And chairs, fumed oak.
Office. Ia. 1921.
DOORS FOR GARAGE-s10 and up per
pair; anything in lumber. Ferree-Case
Lumber Co.. State and De Loss ST.
ELECTRoLUI--The gas refrigerator:
for your home at lowest operation ex-
pense now on S disglaSE az - co
Ezl L. loAl6 ~ - -S1o-
FRACTURE BED-Practically new; cost $50
viii sell cheap. Private own. Ri. 500
FANS ceiling, D. c.; sell reas:; guar;
delivered and put up. 1905 English Ave.
FURNITURE rms. complete, including
player piano. s31 Tecumseh p: II: 1898
FURNITURE rms. complete, for sale
cheap: all or part. Oh. 1884.
GAS STOVE-NEW PROCESS, LIKE NEW.
HALF PRICE. TERMS TO RESPONSE
BILE PARTY HU. 1888
GAS RANGE SALE-This week all high
grade models SIS to sl2. 102 s. Pennsyl-
vania st.
GARAGE, l0xI6-Lumper. roofing. nails
and hardware, $50 so delivered. Anything
in lumber FERREE- LUMBER CO.
state and De Loss st.
GENUINE GOVERNMENT pup tents, 81 so
each. 1902 W..Wash. st.
LINOLEUM Several remnants vsriou
sizes at cost PATTERSON SHADE CO.
3rd floor. woolworth Bldg. 9 E. Wash.
PEACHES
1000 bushels, now ripening at Charles
e Cox's orchard. 46th and Arlington Az;
PEACHES-VERY FINE
HALE AND BIG RED. ESAREY'S ORCH
ARD. HE. 3429 OR RI. 4l64.
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for Rent

MOHNAHAN PROPERTIES.
ITO Union Title.
Ii. 3458.
APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let us help you find an apartment. We
take you in our ear No obligation of
course. Ri 1871.
THE HAINES
S101a N. Illinois; living room, dinette,
kitch.. bath, nicely decor; $50 to $38.
KREIGER
1886 E. Prospect
One end Groom apis. newly decorated:
s25 and $50.
See custodian or call Ii 5391
H. H. WOODSMALL & CO.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Rooms for Rent

BROADWAY. Ie47-Lsrge front rm,; mod.
home privileges. gar. opt. He. 264s
S1pTTOT- N 2s57-Lovely rm. in elderly
isdy's real home; gentlemen only.
CENTRAL. 2s25-Large frt. rm., twin beds.
spacious closets. pr. home. he. $751;
CENTRAL. f2i0-Nicely furnished room;
Gentleman: garage. Ri. 1872
COLLEGE,. 246l-Comfortable rm.. priv.
home, gentleman. near bath. He SSZ2
GOODIET. Isss-walking distance Hoosier
Air Port also near Allison Engineering
Co. home privileges, cd. trans. Be. 0slz-M
ILLINOIS. n. 401-Apartment IS; sleeping
room: nicely furnished. II. 1876.
JEFFERSON. n, i04i-Nicely furn.: front
rm., strictly mod: priv. entr. en-. $3.50.
NORTH E.. 4is: Apt Lovely room:
home privileges; reasonable. L. 1885,
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-I0 carloads OF furniture I'M
mediately: best prices. Cali Ri. 2O19.
MR.. PIERCE.
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Miscellaneous for Sale


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-For sale; reas.
1903 Central Ave. Apt. 81. He: 1928:
REFRIGERATOR
10o-LB.
300. Just used short time, selling out,
due to recent installation in large apt.
Bridges & Graves, Realtors
24s N. Del Ri. 3477.
GERATOR-Leonard. rs lbs. bed
room suite porch furniture. 5942 BROADWAY:
REFRIGERAToRz5oo LBS; CARAClTYT,
ONCE. CALL CHI 668s.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
f iss w. dE %as asfSs sSSnr r. sais
TYPEWRITER-Baby bed, auto basket. all
excellent cond.. reas. He. 3o62.
Broom OUTFIT, S124.75
Living room. bedroom and combination
STATE FURNITURE co.
200 S. Meridian st.
ELECTRIC wAsHERs15We rebuild and
Clearing House Oh. 0852.
WRIST WATCH-Gent's Bulova; cost s57;
first $22.5o gets it; also lady's diamond
ring, SIS. 2618 N. Harding
as comfortable as "Nu:Air" yentllatOrs.
lets prove 1t. MEIER ELECTRIC ,SSs
MACHINE co. VEnL1IdGlnS engineers. 10o
s. Meridian st. II. 24oI-o7.
WALL TENTs-Khaki, 15x5O; SIS each.
1902 W. Wash. st.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PANT-Outsloe or IN
SIDE; Is colors and d,, white; 81 s So gallon
G S;9sP 81 81 p PAINT co. S66 s. Me-
BAXTER, D., WHITNEY--Single surface
30-inch planer, round head, sectional feed
and chip breaker with grinding attach
ments. belt drive, fine condition cheap.
American Columbia roll feed 56-inch sand
er. fine mechanical condition cheap; Mat
teson A. c; electric portable fe1ner, 3
s6-inch swing, Brown and sharp gear
Dr. 51os Cash, terms or trade.
USED FURNITURE MARKET
We, need the room for our new msr-
chandise and have priced the. following
items much Lower than ~. We Sl1Eea Tor
Overstuffed suites 3-pc. ........... $3.50
Cain ard velour suites, SIPS. s..... $3.50
Leather daveno suite. S-pc. ........ 1920
Dining tables .-t.............'..'.. 4'Sg
Dining chairs .............s..o..s 1.25
Cash or Credit
In Our Bargain Basement
al W. WASH. ST.
BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed Freight Station, cor. Capitol
Ave. and South ST. Wash boards, various
kins. Csc each.
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTSs305 per
gallon for colors; S2.25 for Thite. COM
PETITION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meridian.
WHEN .yoV want something good in paint.
varntsh, &c, the very best that can be
made, see Marion Paint Co.. 1856 S.
Meridian. Ri. 9165.
WINTER COATLNeedle- point Bolivia with
gray fox collar and cuffs, SO. Ha. 1781-W
after p. m
THE GUARDIAN OF SEOUR FAMILY'S
HEALTHl-Perfect ice cooled refrigera-
ton. But this perfection can only be
reached with good refrigerator: Polar
Ice and Fuel Company sells. only good
refrigerators. 1000 Northwestern Ave.
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Cottages and Resorts

LAKE Cottages; rms. lights,
ga; cot. for vk. ends 10l6 Park. Ri. 420o.
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CHEVROLET I929-Coach demonstration:
big saving. Call Mr.. Short at Ii. 1851.
Pontiac, 1928, Coach
Fully equipped; s4s5;. terms. I. Wolf
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SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Five-room semi-modern, shruhbery and
fruit trees. West. lust outside city limits.
Easy terms. Ii. 1858. Ia. 4702.
SOUTH SIDE
Edgewood Ave, 1882; 5 rooms; bath
room and furnace; payments. DR.. 400.
oWNEEGPorcsd 70 Iea y;. city yin sacrifice
for only $3.50. Cash $3.50, balance like
rent. Lot is 5ox21o. located northeast
edge Of city. Hot water heat. built in
living room, French windows throughout
with curtain rods. Go to Emerson Ave.
s8th. four Streets turn right to s7tb. and
Whittier place. MRS. RAUCH.
ST, 400 BARGAIN
Dandy 4;-room house. has gas. cleo
school, churches. car service. Bargain at
this price. plus small Barrett. See AT
Concord Street today, and call =. .,
" WvAsHINGToN BANK AND TRUST CO:
FOR COUPLE
Cozy. 4-room bungalow; city water. in
transportation. and only Is minutes from
downtown. 50 10000 easy terms. Call
MR.. BOWER. Lin. $500. evenings Oh. 1924
DANDY DOUBLE NORTHEAST
rooms a side; paved street and alley:
owner. Box Dbl Times:
TENTH, E.. l4O6-10-rm. modern, family
home; large front brick, porch; shrubbery.
car garage. Paved streets. VIII trade
or sell. Terms owner Dr: o183:
DELAWARE. 1924. N.--Open from 2 p. m.
to D. M. new three bedroom home.
near new school. By owner. Oh. 2224.
VERMONT, E.-Modern 5-room bungalow.
garage, large lot. shrubbery, fruit, near
school. Owner, IT. 1521-M
TRADE $40 a month rental on paved st.
for clear farm not over 50. 500. Oh. 6219,
1924 APPLE-Colored; new 4-room hunga-
low; nicely decorated; electric lights. ce-
Ws P9Ts of EeSS in pyr a6
Small cas6 payment. balance monthly;
close to Fairnont Glass Works. Gas CO..
co ra axe s5 ef6 sO or RushTe inter-
urban to $500 Prospect St, walk 9 blocks
south. Agents on ground all day SUNDAY.
OSCAR LEE. 406 Castle Hall Bldg. $50 E.
Ohio. Ri. 1917.
CENTRAL AVE. 1ss6--BARGAIN
Modern, rooms: 2 baths baths; garage;
ance $50 monthly. Ii. 1887. Mr.. Morgan.
SANDERS, 828-Near Fountain So; 5-rm.
mod. front, back yards, dear garage,
streets paved. good legation Owner leav-
ing city. Or. 1854 MI 1850.
FOR SALE-My residence 1648 N. Ala
bama, 10 rooms. private hot water plant,
lot 60x156. Scar garage. Easy terms.
Ia. GIG.
IF you are looking for the most beautiful
five-room bungalow on the west side look
at 1885 N. Warman ave-; and then come
and see us; We will surprise you. MTARS-
NEY & BROWN, 2608 w. Michigan. Be.
1909.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow; garage,
lovely yard; Pleasant Run boulevard and
Garfield Park. DR.. 1872.
NEAR BUTLER-5-room modern bunga-
low; garage; shrubbery: bargain; $500.
by owner. Wa. 1267-W.
DOUBLE-4-room; good condition; $1,4oo;
Easy terms. Ir. o467-ring-2.
MODERN HOME-North; bedroom; good
condition; near school. Ha. 03S5-J.
W. 35TH-6-rm. mod; fine condition. 2
car gar; fine cond. BY owner. Ha. 0439-M
500 CASH, GROOM SEMI-MODERN.
Paved street; $1,000; owner. Ri. 7017.
BUNGALOWS rms, modern, hardwood
floors throughout, large lot, side drive.
Will sell equity reas. No agent. II. 1901.
34TH-Near Clifton; Groom modern;
saady high H. 5 5SS a-'aF garage only
TRY TINES WANT ABS FOR BUSINESS
Lots for Sale
HAMILTON. 17-Best bldg lot E. 5-rm.
wi
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

31sT. w. 1o57-Large, completely fur
nlshed; private entrance: gar. Ia. 2551.
18TH E, 2320-2-room apt; furnished or
mi-furnished CHI 3493
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for stoves
rugs.
%nnT y en- pianos, all
OOO& OoS4 kinds OF
FURNITURE.

CARL SHANK. Il. 1910.
WANT FURNITURE
If you have furniture to sell why not
call DR.. 0954 and get what 1T is worth.
HOUSE CLEANING?-Y Your surplus cloth
ing furniture, magazines, papers will
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri
6622. 1877 w. Georgia st.
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Business Opportunities

3436-R. after for particulars.
ABSOLUTELY CHEAPEST-Furnished g.
room fiat in city; now paying 25oge
net: investigate Call after 4 p. m, 539z
East Washington.
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Lots for Sale


HAMILTON. 17-Best bldg. lot E. 5-rm.
house on rear. partly furn. SIS mo.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

BEVILLE, 82s-5-rm. furn. mod. apt; priv.
entr.. adults; near car line; $3.50 Wk.
DEL. 2143, M rms, kitchenette and
bath; clean, gar. reas. Adults. Ia. 1886.
ILL. N, 2019-2, and 4-room nicely
furnl. apt, grand piano; utilities furn.
Apply Apt. No. l.
RUCKLE ST., 1706-Just completed, 2 and
3-room apis. with private baths.
18TH ST, 1923 E.-4-rm. furn. apt,
beor.. gar. priv. entr.. adults. Oh. 2847-J.
UPPER DUPLEX-FurniShed modern
private bath; newly decorated. Ir. 4154-R.
JEFFERSON, N, 226-2-room furnished
apt. modern; private ent. Oh. 6263.
WALNUT. E., 1I5-3 rms; bath; eyery-
thing fur; $50. See housekeeper in base.
ADMIRAL
SUITCASE
On account of being abroad indefinitely
will suitcase my 2 bedroom apt in the
Admiral. J. H. Ruckelshaus. Phone
Moynahan Co., Ii 545S. nights RI 1871.
for arrangements.
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Business Property for Sale

downtown district; near commission row;
will take reasonable payment down: bal
ance like rent Call DR. $3.50.
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Real Estate for Exchange

LARGE-CIear lots. south. paved street.
CLAY. 2l51 Broadway. He. 1895.
LOT ON PAVED STREET for sale or
trade. Oh. 6219.
WILL take small closed car or truck for
lot. Call He. 1915.
WOODLAND, 1214-7-room semi-modern;
lots of flowers and shrubbery; will sell
CHEAP; by owner.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for vacant prop
erty, strictly modern 5-room home, large
lot, on paved street. Call R. E. KEN
NEEDY. Beech Grove Jaw |, or 100
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Situations Wanted Female

yIrr, care for children: reference. SIS
Buchanan St DR.. 6277-W.
T5ND- Is. sIs = HouSekeeper; neat; fulf
charge in motherless home.
EYP WONAN-Any kind cleaning or
bousevork; Wed. Thurs or Fri. DIT. pie.
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SOCIETY Gle

The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star is being held this evening WED
nesday) at the Masonic Hall.
The Woman's Club will be enter
tanned Monday evening, April 18th,
at the home of Mrs. R. w. Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Campbell will
entertain the Redwood Falls Farmers
Club at their home Friday evening,
April 18th. *
Mr.. and MRS. Ira Rogers and fami-
ly of Delhi were entertained at dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. v. Ochs.
The Quality Club will meet next
Monday afternoon, April 18th, in the
lounge room of the Ramsey Hotel. A
one act play is being prepared and a
social hour will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hubbard ad
as their dinner guests Monday eve
mig, Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Gilman and
their daughter Miss Beulah, and Miss
Alice Burr and Miss Luella Patterson.
Ten tables of bridge will be played
Saturday evening, April 18th at
Hotel Redwood when Mrs. M. Eaton,
her daughter, Miss Evelyn Eaton and
Miss Frances Wassman entertain.
The Ladies Aid of the English Luth-
eran church will hold it's regular
meeting at the Legion Club Room
Friday afternoon, April 18th. The
hostesses will be Mines. M. Mansfield,
E. G. McCuskey and E. M. Jorgen-
son. Friends are invited.
Mrs. Feb. Forbes entertained
twelve little boys at her home Fri
day afternoon in honor of the fifth
birthday anniversary of her son
Frank. A birthday cake with five
candles and light refreshments closed
a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Whyte was given a
pleasant surprise last Friday when
a group of friends came to her home,
the occasion being in honor of her
birthday anniversary. A picnic sup
per was served and a social evening
enjoyed. r.
Three bridge parties were given
last week at Hotel Redwood with
Mines. Frances Davis, L. j. Kise, j
Corbett, Rud Stensvad, 1. M. Stems
vad and Miss Tina Ackmann as host
esses. The first of the series was
held Thursday evening when cards
were played at nine tables. Prizes
for high scores went to Mrs. o. A.
Stensvad and Mrs. A. D. McRae. Mrs.
o. L. Swenson of Echo was the out of
town guest. On Friday evening
cards were again played at nine tables
with high scores going to Mrs. C.
M. Showalter and Mrs. Carlyle Jaeh-
ming. The last of the series was
held Saturday evening. Bridge was
played at ten tables and high scores
were held by Mrs. c. w. Sunday and
Mrs. Joe Lauterbach. Out of town
guests present were Mrs. G. M. Davis
of Morgan, Miss Helen Hadlich
and Miss Frances Schneider of Blue
Earth, Mrs. H. G. Schmahl of st.
Paul and Mrs. j. S. Lipscomb and
Miss Mildred Lobdell of Minneapolis.
A two course luncheon was served
each evening. Jonquils were used as
the table decorations.
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"'YE OLD FOLKES CONCERTEy'


L. Assembling of Ye Old Fokes.
2. Music On Ye Old Melodeon.
3. Church in the Wildwood
%9i All Ye Mem and Wommen Singers
A. Aunt Dinahs Quilting Party.
.., m All Ye Mem Wommen Singers
5. Speakn-Anna Dolefuls Visit e1~
* :, Consolation Parsons
6. Friend Caroline will sing nice song,
- - My Grandmas Advice
7. Garry Me Back vrgnny.
8. My Grandfathers Clock
Deeptone Ward
9. Dost Thou Love Me, Sister Ruth?
Madame Amye and Silverton
10. Annie Laurie
Highnote Lucy Pryor and Y Singers
PART II
Rev. Peter BrceA play to be given by Ye hayden
Ladies'
PARTm
1. Loves Old Sweet Song.
Dame Mary and Ye Mem and Wommen Singers
2. Old Black Joe.
Hollerwen Anthony Ye Singers
g. More Speakn That Old Sweetheart of
Talkwell Macs
Pompus Graceful Denzel
s. Last Rose of Summer
Highnote Amye
g. Sweet Alice
Hghtone Mayden Kvelo Lowtone Duea.
T. Silver Threads Among the Gold.
Faithful Dame HilEg Ever Brilliant Starr
8. Jingle Bells.
All Ye wommen Singers
g. Aud Lang syne.
All Ye Mem and Wommen Singers
TO- Tableau-Were Tenting Tonght-Soldiers
With Ye Guide Mem Singers.
- Sponsored by the
81 WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
of Methodist Church
Tuesday, April 10th at the Armory.
Prices rs and 35
Reserved at sward-Kemp, Mon
day morning, April 49,
Postponed April r.
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Church of Christ
" The Church of Kindness"
Ocoor Tonocon Docfor

Church of Christ
The Church of Kindness"
Oscar Joneson, Pastor.
All Sunday services in the armory.
Bible School -----------10 A. M.
Preaching Service at ---11:00 A. M.
Sermon-Some Secrets of a great
Life.
c. E. three sections ------7 P. M.
Preaching service ----8 P. M.
Please notice change of time.
Loyal Boosters class meeting
Tuesday, April 10th.
We have had great services in the
Armory attendance, finances, and ad-
ditions have been happy features.
Next Sunday morning following the
morning service will be very spe-
cial occasion. At that time the Build
ing Committee has a proposition to
present to the membership regarding
a future building program. Every
should be present. Why
not every member come at 10 o'clock
and be present at the Bible School
also? Good happy classes for every
body. Do your best to be present.
All Welcome-Always.
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Catholic Church
Masses-8:30 A. NJ, second and
fourth Sunday in month; other
Sundays of month at 500 and
1890 A. M.
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First Presbyterian Church

First English Lutheran Church
''The Friendly Church"
Sunday Bible School ------9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship -----11 100 A. M.
Evening Worship -------7:3O P. M.
"The pastor gladly offers his serv-
ices and would welcome any informa-
ton concerning those who need the
same"
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R. o. Aga, Pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

His first plan had been to achieve Mesquit
Ridge by a direct route that would have strucl
q little north Of his discovery Of yesterda
missing 1t by a half-day's journey. Thei
hadn't seemed any necessity for going out q
his way merely to view q spot that he Ia;
quilted not "a hours since. But now. shake
by cold gusts of incredulity, he decided to tax.
the longer route. He wanted TO rest . momen
in the shelter Of that little mound Of rock AM
test once again with his fingers the reality &
that -bleached pool that had 30 capture.
his fancy. ,-
He broke camp without waiting for the suy
to rise '''
TOWARD evening the jutting ledge Of roc
which marked Hank Wheelocks spot q
promise swan in the haze Of slanting sur
For q moment he leaned upon his rife, motion
less. The pack animal halted, too, making o.
inanimate outline against the sky. A thin cur
Of smoke drew upward in straight line ant
mysteriously lost itself. q. His FIRST though
marked 1t as the campfire Of Indians. II
felt annoyed. He had counted on solitude AM
brood OF Indians was not to his liking. TIL
alternative was even more distasteful-a whit
! man would insist on chattering. A whit
man! Had somebody already jumped hi
claim?
He felt wrath pounding at his temples ane
suddenly. instinctivey he began to run for
ward, his gun glistening with flashing menace
A figure scrambled from the sands to meet him
WAL stranger, what's the hurry? Dom
yer calculate to stop at no nag stations?"
Hank Wheelock fell back. II was aM-firet
thirsty" he lied. conscious Of two eyes riveted
upon thin trickle of moisture issuing from
his canteen
which way yer headed for?"
"Over by Mesquite Ridge"
Hank Wheelock shuffed to the water hol
and bent over. Which way you goin'?" hs
shot out
The stranger stirred his miniature campfire
L amt made up my mind" he announced
with cryptic chuckle.
Hank eyed his man grimly, but he had Wit
enough to lapse almost at once into q show OF
indifference. He Strengthened up slowly, cast
ing his glance in the direction OF the thing
that he had travelled all day in the blisterine
heat TO confirm. If he we're mad before, his
mind was still touched-the outcropping Of
oorax glistened even in the twilight with en-
phatic whiteness. The stranger was bending
over the FIRE primitive gust swept Hank
Wheeiock. He grasped his gun securely, but
Ine next instant relaxed his grip shaken
further by the realization that he could turn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-04

Keeping Up the Policy Of Using only
the Best Fiction of Famous Writery, The
Stars Magazine Here7oith Publishes
Charles Cald5oeN Dobiel5 Story, 'Horye
and Horse, Which Mas Selected as One
Of the Outstanding Yarns O the Past Year:
Another Great Story, Complete and
illustrated, Mn Appear in Next Sundays
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