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he still got that doelike expression
In his eyes, the profile of an Adonis,
and that widows peake? And can't he
make the average male look like an
ugly oblong blur which appears every
morning on the other side of the
breakfast table?
The answer to all these questions is
Affirmative, but alternatives modulated
toward the sad side as Hollywood ut
ters them. The alternatives imply
just what is the trouble with MIR. Tay-
lor. He is too gorgeous! Nature turned
him out overdone on the beauty side
and Hollywood now realizes that it
compounded natures offense by stress
Ing Taylor's appearance, not only in
his pictures but in the attendant pub
llcity. They. have made him look like
a chap who spends half his time at
his tailor's, the remainder at a beauty
parlor. That was all right with the
women who go to movies, but the
males turned out to be pretty much
mugs about it. They scoffed and they
sneered, and even went so far as to
look down their crooked, dubious noses
at Taylor. Nature made men that
way just as it made Taylor his hand
some way. Men outnumbering Taylor
so many to one, they were bound (the
big bullies) to make the weight of their
opinions felt. They have converted
many women!
X X X
IN CONVINCING Hollywood that
something ought to be done, the
males who gave Mr.. Taylor a figura-
tive black eye probably have done him
a greater favor than they knew Some
pretty sinewy guys, you know, guys
who know Taylor very well, will tell
you that he has not been altogether
comfortable as inheritor of the mantle
Of Adonis, w. S. Van Dyke, a Marine
major as we'll as M-G-M's most popu-
lar director, and as hard as diamonds,
is among the many friends of Taylor's
who will tell you the boy has not been
done right by. Mr.. Van Dyke may
even be one of the master strategists
behind the reconstruction program. He
feels that vigorously about it, and
when Mr.. Van Dyke feels vigorous,
things happen.
First step in the scheme to make
Taylor over into the image and like
ness Of man with beard and mus
Gle is to cast him in parts requiring
boards and muscles. His first role of
this kind will be the lead in North
west Passage" drama in which Tay-
lor and most of the other characters
will be positively shaggy much of the
time. And, if you know the story, it
Is one in which the characters come
to grips with life on a larger scale
than little affairs of the heart. North
west Passage" will be followed in the
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vacation and don the stethoscopes
again for the one remaining picture
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NUM- Film to Expose
Quack>Doctor Evils
Will Don Stethoscopes Again
In Film Backed by
Medical Research.
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLLYWOoD Dec % NANA)Pau NUM- always has done
- well for hmsef-and
studio preparing doctors under the startling
title. Your to
a
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

1925 18th ST. NW.-Lse. bright rn. in
apt. for lady: kit. privilege. District
1853, Apt. 7o5.
CONN AND CATHEDRAL-LoyeIy front
room private tiled bath. shower large ce-
oar closet. guest privilege: phone: use OF
frieldaire: S'2 so Columbia 373a.
44s IRVING NW.-Front room. closets
kltchenette. semi bath; newly decorated;
conv; unlimited phone. Col. 613@-J
ln6 9th ST. S.E-2 rms. bath. screened
porch; heat. gas cleo. Ink; adults;
refs.
SEA NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW.-Mas-
ter bed room in new home on bus line.
$50 LAMONT ST. NW-3 rooms; willing
to furnish l bed room; reasonable.
1921 MASS AVE. SE-3 rooms. heat,
lights. gas; adults: S35.
20? KENTUCKY AVE. SE-3 rooms,
bath. including cellar. porches and yard,
near buses and street cars.
GEORGETOWN-1 rm. in apt sharing
bath, kitchen with couple: available Oct.
lSt; So. 310l P st. West 297S.
1913 VERMONT AVE NW.-Room and
bath: large fireplace: kitchen optional.
pvt. home: employed couple preferred.
Georgia T040
] OR , ROOMS OR SMALL APT. FOR
single lady. Box S-R Star.
rs FLOWER AVE. Takoma Park rooms
and sleeping porch, private bath S3".
MT. PLEASANT 1922 lamont room
with porch: heat liGht. gas. sink and
stove IN room. Columbia 469l-J.
COLORED-9l3 T ST. NW-Larse front
room. with 3 windows; large closet
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN BOARDED-Modern home cal,
ar, nne beach. large fenced yard accred
ateo school supervised play: References
NNso'oo month. Box $40, Colonial Beach,
WANTED-A boy of school age IN board
0est care. price reasonable Apply TO x q
IraveS. Landover. Md
RIVERSIDE FARMS" near mountains
ln St,eL, mooefn. screened porcheS; 81 and
~ weekly. Mrs Charles Rurner WonJ =
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2237 QUE ST. NV
slnEle Room: Private Home. GentI.nan
935 9Th ST. N.W.-NeWly fur
nlshed; 75c a night. 5s
734 18th ST. N.W.-Central
convenient; newly decorated
running water in rooms:
moderate price. 81
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ROOMS FUR. & uNElIR
Resident Manager

81 RANDOLPH PL W-Front room
kltchen and oath. furn.; heat. gas elec
use OF Washing machine: no objection to
small child; $40 per mo- :.
NEAR AMER. U. and bus New detached.
Quiet master b, r. pvt. bath front b. r.
recreation rm. with fireplace, pvt ba h
ana II. hSkps.; breakfast and garage np-
tlonal Phone Emerson 4754 -
DIS 2Sth ST. N.W.-Room near bath. $50
Emerson 2595
18th AND LAMONT SITS NW-Large
front rm.. also connecting rm. adults only.
unlimited phone Columbia o61a
129 1NGRAHAM ST. NW.-Large studio
basement: closets, fireplace. pvt. bath and
entrance, gentleman preferred. Randolph
5151.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

EXQUSITELY furnished room; new home;
overlooking WASHINGTON; unlimited phone;
nearby Va: gentlemen. Walnut 1917.
SINGLE OR DBL. ROOM in new home:
bkfst. optional. Phone Wis 5%aT-J
S34 so; TWO RMS KrTNT, semi-private
bath; h.-w.h.: front, back, entrances; nr.
bus. bus. stores % lGl4 N. Hudson, Arlington.
$3.50; TWO RMS. one equip. kit;
bus. sieres. lol4 N. Hudson. Arlington.
board optional; small family no other
roomers or boarders. Wisconsin 345s.
70 MINUTES TO TOWN. 26Os Wilson
Blvd-Larse Blvd room. with or without kitch-
stores at door; unlim. phone. walnut
LARGE ROOM suitable for two: . blocks
Phone Wsnus wths ssaa 9oS 1one private home
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED room next
70 bath shower; cont. hot water . bus
Edgewood St. Arlington. Walnut 1915
family q 3 % sineie Ief doube next eny to
unlimited '1 phone: near church. y school.
as w %.lnaa 1Sae 1857 ss1 house, no other r0S
MARYLAND Ma CLUB GARDENs-Turkish
for conyalescent. Hillside O672
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-Laree furnished
room; comfortable; ami; S4 Phone
rails Church 856-F-2-l s.
TEN MINUTE DRIVE
Arlington. Va. .2sl0 cath street north
or couple: comfortable, modern home;
spacious porches and lawn; also garage;
breakfast II desired. Walnut 9312.
LYON PARK, VA.
- IL minutes to Washington; rooms. 414
". Garfield st.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

PERs1AN r. r N KITTENS; pedisreed; silver; s.;
| st. NV. Cleveland 1242.
sutton pi.. Silver Spring. '' Nd. Shepherd
months sfsnd aNhs sIe ehsmpies ahSnnaes ay ~ o.n
Pilot. 1907 Sheridan st. NV.
CoLLIEs; pedigreed; scientifically raised;
pup puppies he over months; inoculated; our
at stud to approved bitches only Lynoch
Waesnxsnn T9Ae Kennels Rivd B.osdysx 5lo koIth
AIREDALE PUPPIES pedsreed no fear
OF burglars with an airedale in your home
Decatur Ol29-J.
CHOW filH1 PUPPIES. from champion blood
sisxsad sf s,ad lee 50 Kssdoiph @ 1sa %as a"e
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. beautiful
lett sd 1910 aFa Pa sse North 5ema,ss gnas
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, smooth, cham
plon stock. North 9677.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES & wks. old;
a. X. c. reeistered, "a T st. NV.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. seal brindle
tered maFksd sda K.nxon Kthoroushbred regis
for sale. Cali at $50 H ST. s.w '''e' pups
fRash M IERR1ERS. litter of exceptionally
49o7 papnaes WiIses hy heady to go. F.. L. Sherry.
-. :. 1n,,, wilson olyd- Arlington. Va.
.Jacksan hlsnNS 10Y WI be given to good home.
pfARR1oI, fsm I'd double yellow head; good talker;
Pbnae PITbn1aie 1 ouil dog papers can be gotten.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. sired bv Nc
o. Sh: Hsgertys RineIeader; .xceptionalIy
maTkea; MAJ show type: small dark brindie
and Al, white screw tails. 42oi Attn St. io NV
WANTED; VA Chinchlls rabbits yearlina
Sfsr snoih mems tlarse type). Box 59-R.
Fap slee6 PERSIAN i;'IAl CAT, female, highly ped-
areed' valuable: free to person giving her
sooa nome Walnut 9312 "e'
b BosToN afs IN TERRIERS. TERI pups reg, toy.
5tse posa, aha sat female v, cheap for quick dis
Va, Walnut Ss6s o. FS'k Lane
AlREDALES. high-class pups the hind
sou ~ VIII pe proud of; registered. l,o{ K
ST, NV. Natl. 1896 n
DACHtsHUND PUPPIES. pediereed cham
near pt9Slip pa, oy Snock Edward Hahn, River rd..
DOE DoBERMAN Rl PINscHERs. . grown dogs,
Sd Sifed by champions; will sell separstely:
so North 1253
SSSGo1fIiE SS1 PUPPIES; pedigreed. S.5. 1924
MiilS ave. ne Telephone North 9oSI.
internaf1ons1 IN tIhsHaIRED ~ PUPPIES. male. wks;
Prince: $50. Dec 4as9-M. '''uoe'''
SAlRN TERRIERS-Old enough to or
rreSlstered and inoculated. Beech Tree
Farm, ttr u, Annandale road. Falls Church
SSiaEILAND SHE SHEEPDOGS. miniature col
hhes, h, lGeal pets for city children. com
o, pine az the virtues of their large brothers
Ih m small Size Beech Tree Farm Annan
o8le road Falls Church 463-W.
~ ,lleS- lEeS-JuSt few puppies of the Kind
~ iot Wniep Beech Tree Farm is noted; reser
satronS ION. taken now for later delivery at
9 VofthWhile saving in price. Beech Tree
1saa; S!H; Ahhandale road. Falls Church
,,.-, BULLDOG AT STUD
EneIiSh General; this is one Of the finest
y ot'!uosS III TINS country: can be seen
a. etie Zee Gee Kennels. Shep. 1920.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1908 r ST. NE-singie rm., 81 wk.;
suitable LADY or gentleman; nr. car line.
Double bed-living room; open fireplace;
adjoining bath; furnished porch. -
1921 BELMONT RID N.W.-Attrac:ive
slnsde 4bs4 room: good location; $40. Adams
| CHEVY CHASE, Nebraska ave, OF Conn.
Master IN bed room; private bath. porch,
tWln tHra oeds, inner,springs; mahogany furni-
Grn,,ersn Hre closets; Near Bureau Of Standards.
1924 FAIRMONT NW-Two sleeping
rooms. 81 up; also room for Ink, $50.
Newly decorated.
1880 1880 RHoDE aE!oI3E ISLAND AVE NW-Bed
shower; first door: physician's suite. '''
ut: Mt: PLEASANT 1888 Irving st. NV
comfortable attractive room, convenient
location: private home. Reasonable.
1oon5 1aHS IMGRAHAM MGR ST: N.W-Laree front
venient transportation: gentleman
ONE OR TWO JEWISH younG men to join
Us Us ~ haVing real home. reasonably 63l
Euclid st. NV, Apt. 3O7. Columbia 5955-J.
gentleman preferred. Atlantic 73s2-J.
WooDRIDGE-With or without private
bsth bouse single fns nue or aouOis detached
OPP. sHoREHAM HoTEL-Large, attrac-
i've i've 'front.' room, room. adjacent bath; private
iamlly Columbia 6g47-J
l22I TRINIDAD AVE. NE-Two fur
nisheo rooms for light Housekeeping:
~ 4onr, KENYON ST. NW;--Larse, front bed
double garage; S.. Adams 10474
ga CONCORD AVE; NW-Room, single
or double; ami; unlimited phone
EMPLOYED LADY-Nice clean. second
X9or-1ront X1o room c.h.w.. unlimited phone,
SadH month also large room with porch,
llsI9 EYE ST. Me- large light house
keeping rooms. next to bath gas and elec.
lncluded. SS per week.
1913 OGDEN sT.-m Jewish home: room
mnrn, MIN Twin beds radio, shower: Sunday
morning breakfast: sl5, Columbia 962I.
Tor refined lady. breakfast included, SEMI
pSiIsate oath other meals il desired; $40.
Emef sC-.
no"NToWN-Th Royalton. yls M NV
slnale aDs 'nniSsde,corated nicae front, double or
All hours; elevator. phone; reasonable
I4th AND GIRARD SITS. N.W.-Nicely fur-
niShed room for two. twin beds large
eioset. telephone; ST per wk. Adams 1895,
lp"' pS;a pCALvERT sT-Larse front room.
reasonable. next bath ~
Ioons I,Gn EucLID-Very attractive studio
hoa' ICON So Also nice front room, twin
oeos. 81 each. Columbia 6;s1a.
~, IA fiEhSANT-321O l1th st NV
ns nsase mo -noor back room with porch:
piiohe, not water: $50 per month
b,b ~ 81 N E;-2nd-floor front rm.. kit
hstb havbis Sls slhk cleo reiE, ch.w.. semi-pvt
L. Mraaa.A1fE,SI-Lse rms. beautifully furn
-. neI Get nome OF adults; semi-priv. show
new o'dn, d uililm phone; oil heat: exclusive
nv" oeVeIop. 2l2l Branch ave Sc
1on daE I'm MAURY 7o1 10Th ST NV.
Ipo loeal sleeping rooms each with RIM
consr c,ns water; inner-coil-spring mattresses;
ice. rnnn o.e 70 path and showers: hotel serv-
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
;., nlshed large double room With .1-
fh,mIns lnc!oSed sun room, bath private
rioile, t"in beds, LARGE closets hnest
tesioehtiaI part of city. . gentlemen pret
aerleo No other roomsrs: $40 montb
-ap4ect. GARAGE optional. 3911 Harrison st
TOIIPICTS
Evening star., 1937-09-05
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

VIRGINIA within two-mile radius Of John
Marshall School, two rooms and board
Immediately. BY family Of hve. Box
1910, Star. s.
BOARD AND ROOM wanted in nearby
MARYLAND or Virginia BY refined elderly
lady; must be reasonable. Box 249-N, Star.
GENTLEMAN, settled ase. wants room,
privilege Of bath, near 0lebe road and
Lee Hishvsy. Box 1000. Star.
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COAL. MOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD KINDLING; also few 2x4x16
pieces and some oak flooring 50. Entire
lot of lumber. Cleveland 1855
WOOD. S675 cord. 16 to pa in. length
delivered, 81 90 cord: 8 #. length on field
Tel. Laurel 237. Box I7917 Route l,
Laurel. Nd.
COAL of various grades which we have
taken in from homes where we have in
stalled oil burners Bargain prices Call
Mr. Smith. Loughborough Oil COMPANY
River road. Bethesda. Md. telephone Wis
consin 1850
Evening star., 1937-09-05
PRISCILLA CLUB.

1712 N. H AVE NV
Large living rooms. homeike. PING pore
room eNcelent meals, space available fnr
young men and women Phone Dec OO3o
17O1 MASS. AVE. NV
CONVENIENT LOCATION DFsTABrr
TIVE MENU. SWITCHBOARD SFPVTCF
SELECT CLIENTELE
Evening star., 1937-09-05
R00AS WANTED

Ink, ROOM WANTED in NV. section:
hoori must be reasonable. Adams 1894.
UNFuRN. ROOM for settled. refin.d
pn pr.f 'eIy Box ihk stse sMoedridse or Brookland
YOUNG MAN wants single room with Ger
very reasonable. Box 49a-o. Star
SEPT. 27th-15x20. clean. unfurn'd
giassed porch; adjoining bath; light plate
pfiyiicges, quiet lady employed; close to
transportalon; state price. P. o. Box 1884.
HEF WOMAN des. room in quiet owners
transport. privil Box 81 K. star ara' car
QUIET. refined woman wants one furn- rm
nndsr MI eflai or equipped for Ink: Sl2 or
Star Iva oo-f'
FURNISHED small apart or room and
Doaro oy lady and child. school age; Ciar-
endon. Box 9l-Q Star.
ROOM for mother and daughter, 81 yrs ::
pola porKs, m1St be reasonable. Mrs. Miller
BY CULTURED WOMAN room with kitch-
en- priVlieges: NV. section. preferably in
modern apartment. Box 40-R Star.
IN A CATH HOME. low cost. by ref. Germ :
gladly given. Box 3l-R, Star.
FURNISHED Ink room, clean and coil
spring bed; walking distance TO MayfloWer
Rox 5sp lsnt sts not to exceed $3.50 per week
yWANIED BY SEPT. l5-Furnished house
keeping rooms suitable for four; Wood :
rage preferred. 1888 Franklin ST, NV
GENTLEMAN. cultured. desires large rm
pvt bath, with strictly pvt family OF
and anditS; PVT. nome or apt. vicinity 18th st.
Star. ooA him
Evening star., 1937-09-05
TABLE BOARD.

RUTHANE, 1880 Conn ave,-WeIl-baT
anced' deltciously cooked meals: MONTH,
Evening star., 1937-09-05
CLUB MERIDIAN

ESQ 18th ST NV
club residence for men and women
WITH delightful social atmosphere. ideally
ano conveniently located in the fashionable
area OF the foreign embassies and lega-
tlonS' was the former Persian Embassy
isree gardens: equipped for comfort OF
guests personal hotel service, dlstinctiys
menu.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
FARM AND GARDEN.
POULTRY & EGGS.

BECKS Blood-Tested Chicks; % leading
breeds: headed with r o. P cockerels IS
100; ducks. $50: poults S35: sexed chicks.
Catalogue. Beck's Hatchery. Mt. Airy. Md.
BABY CHICKS. blood tested, all breeds
VIM. James g. Son. 619 K st. NV. Metro
rolltan O0SS.
BABY CHICKS, R. I. Reds. Barred Rocks;
blood tested. vigorous stock; WAYNE
FEEDS EXCLUSIVELY: N H Reds and
White Leehorn pullets. CAPITOL CHICK
FRY. 1102 BadenSburg rd. ne. Line.
practically new. A. Frank. Out Marlboro
Pike to Forestvile turn left on Ritchie rd.;
miles from Pa ave bridge
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS 200. Az
months old Samuel A. Carr. Great Falls
I'd. Rockville. Md. Phone 5-F-12
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Vscancy-2sl1 Conn Ave. NV.
Adams $3.50
Wesley Hall and Anneyes

1908 K st. n.v-Now is the best time
70 seiect your winter residence Here is A
home for ne more discriminating; the best
In food service and eQuipm4lt Slneles
doubles and suites now available
Evening star., 1937-09-05
LIVE AT SCOTS

Where meals excel mothers: cheerful serv-
ice lends an atmosphere of home Widely
seIectlVe menu, with homemade preserves
ana lot rolls every day. Studio room with
runnlng water, near shower bath Rates
80 % 70 e4o each. 1926 21st st nv.
North s0oa
1918 BELMONT RD. NV.
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THE CHATEAU,
S2S 1Rth c. hTyIv

'FolmeT!E the venezuelan Embassy
AttractiVely furnished rooms; exrsIisr,
!ood and service; translents sccomno-
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CLUB SHANNON.

Singles. doubles all newly furn: ! So,
cious large room for girls: choice meal
distinctive address: reasonable rates
Evening star., 1937-09-05
APARTMENrs tJNeIJpNISurn

WANT ROOM AND BOARD for schoolgirI
1850 Star
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CHEVY CHASE. d q

Furnished large double room xi,h 81
bnn,ns lncioSed sun room, bath private
| none, , t"in beds, large closets 6nest
| tesloehtia! part of city. . gentlemen prst
lerreo No other roomsrs: S3n montb
ap4ece. 1arase optional. 3971 Harrison st.
TOURISTS.
| Room. Bath Breakfast-s1 20 oi,,r
- 80 Lanler. Nr. 18th and Col Pa
Evening star., 1937-09-05

WOODRIDGEAttrac room, 3 vim
dows: south exposure: twin beds, shower;
near cars and bus; SO; single, 81 also
en- completely furnished, So. North 77O1.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Second floor: 2
non housekeeping: detached home; "a sq
Conn. ave. 1924 Northampton st.
CHEVY. CHASE, D. C.-second ioor: ad-
jacent bath: detached home; " 50. Conn.
ave-: woman. 3724 Northampton st.
RHKARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 (Eye1 st.
Ideal downtown location; showers: COM
fort; board optional; S2.76 week; men.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

ao5 MASS; AVE. NE-ONE OR TWO
rooms kitchen and private bath; second
Evening star., 1937-09-05
JUST OPENED,
14O1 18th ST. NV.
22O9 MASS AVE NV

cool, comfortable home. ideally To-
cateo, singles, doubles: showers: running
water rm. for 3 pvt. bath: phones in ali
rooms Selected menus
Evening star., 1937-09-05

PERSIAN KITTENS. pedtgreed: silver So
black male. 5 months Ss. 24OO Tilden
st. NV. Cleveland 1242.
BEAGLE PUPS. 10 weeks old. cheap. 9sO1
Sutton pl.. Silver Spring, Nd Shepherd
Evening star., 1937-09-05

SIEoRlIE TOWN. near nlVerSlty-Cround
moor; bachelor or single woman; sleeping
room opposite Seml-prlvate bath: adjoin-
in2 STUDY. opening on garden. > exposures
urepIaCe; maid service. convenient to
transportation: breakfast optional, two
adults in family Emerson III.
Evening star., 1937-09-05

1908 ST. N.E-Single rm, 50 wk
suitable lady or gentleman; mr.. car line.
Atlantic 1905.
Evening star., 1937-09-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

MAN AND WIFE want unfur room in pri-
vate home with board for man only: no
other roOmerS Box Jb-R Star
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BABY GRAND PIANO. to use in exchange
Tor storage. Musician will take best care
Of same. Wise. ia 16-J
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any quantity.
Bring them or phone G. David Pearlma an.
1407 st. NV. Met 5415
CLCTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
USED clothing. Berman's. 1922 7th st NV
Phone Metropolitan 3767. Will call
BOOKCASE; sectional; light walnut Ran
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-23
BelvieW Man and
Echo Girl Marry

A pretty autumn wedding took
place at the Lutheran parsonage
at Echo, Wednesday, September
8 when Miss Leona Luepke, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Luepke became the bride of Mel
burne Kissner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur KisSner of Belview.
The bride wore wine colored
street length dress and carried an
arm bouquet of white asters. The
bridesmaid, Miss Bernice BendiX
wore a brown street length dress
with a shoulder corsage of white
asters. Helmuth Luepke, the
brides brother, was the groom's
attendant.
A three course dinner was SER
we'd at the brides home after the
ceremony at which immediate re-
latives were guests.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-23
NORTH REDWOOD
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and daughters Maxine and Au-
drey Ann of Sanborn were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cannot.
Mrs. c. E. Johnson and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Garland spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Roy
Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mann and
family and w. c. Mann visited
relatives in the Twin Cities Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannot
and son visited at the William
Starr home at Redwood Falls
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer Becker had charge
of the postoffice last week during
the absence of Mrs. Anna Lech-
er who was visiting at Mac Gre
gor.
Clark Sponaugle was confined
to his home last week because OF
illness. Miss Jane Wilson OF
Redwood Falls assisted in caring
for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trapp
and family of Sanborn visited at
the William Vierling home Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Herdina
and family accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Herdina and family
to Mankato Sunday where they
visited at the Lloyd Herdina
home
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Hanson and
son Gene of Olivia visited rela-
tives here Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moudry OF
Olivia visited at the Joseph Herd
ing home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prodoehl
and family visited his parents at
Renville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MesSer and
daughter of Olivia were Sunday
dinner guests at the H. S. Pettls
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Scoates and
Anton Becker attended a Skelly
meeting at Montevideo last Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Simondet
and daughters and MIR. and Mrs
William Zihlke of Springfield
were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. U. H. Lipp.
Mrs. Ed Hewett and Mrs. John
Steinhoff attended Sauerkrau'
day at Springfield Thursday.
Mrs. Alva Gaffney and chill
dren and Mrs. o. w. Simonde'
and children were callers at the
H. S. Pettis home Sunday.
c. F. Eckelbarger of BelvieW
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Rites Held Monday
for Mrs. Nelson, II
By Mrs. E. L. Hagen

Morton-Funeral services were
conducted Monday morning at the
church of st. John for Mrs. Wal
ter Nelson, II, who died Friday
night after a brief illness. She is
survived by her husband and two
daughters, Mrs. Thomas Scott of
Minneapolis, Mrs. John Dermer
of Morton and three sons, Clar-
ence of Morton, Walter aid And
rev of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson lived in
Morton for many years, before
moving to Croker, S. D. A year
ago they returned to make their
residence il the home which they
had formerly occupied.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-09-23

Miss Vernice Jennings left
Sunday to resume her work at
Manchester college Richard Nc
CARLY went to Minneapolis to
continue his bust ess course.
Robert Swenson and William
Allen will return to the univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Graves and
son Donald drove to Mi neapolis
Sunday. Donald remained to take
up his work as a Junior at Mac
alester.
Guests of Mrs. P. A. Brown
Sunday were her brother, DR.. j.
Dvorak and children Joseph and
Lorraine of Minneapolis. Miss
Dorothy Andrews accompanied
them out to spend the day at her
home.
Mrs. Herman Zibell and daugh-
ter Charlotte came from Mime
apolis to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Walter Nelson.