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HOUSES FOR SALE.
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5025 4th ST NV
Semi-detached house. 4 bed rooms bath.
close to cars stores and schools; must be
NAIh iaia aNqETdAeFN S ave ASD lNyEST se93Rp
TWO (2) CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
IF REALLY INTERESTED
CALL MR. LEWIS. CLEVELAND o5s0S
Located in Bethesda, Nd; new frame
bungalow nice rooms. full basement and
attic Terms as low as $500 cash. Call
MI, o0iit5 Goss REALTY COMPANY.
14O5 Eye s.. NV Nationsl 1853.
NE SECTION, TRINIDAD AVE NEAR
rssriGs Fesr porches; aH oil ihes hest S.famy house
mons Oss ess terms G0T csnsd on
MR.. TWEED. Natl Os56. Met 1928.
sulated; high elevation: lot 50xl 40; $3.50:
TWEED. Natl os56: evenings Ciey 7G96.
NEW ALL-BRIcK HOUSE WEST OF WIS
heat. insulated deep iot. Ssi55 from
builders representative. MR., TWEED. Ma
tional OS56: evenings. Cleveland 1896.
BUY E9UITY OF THIS coRNER BRISK 6d
terms. 1000 cash, balance monthly, q
large rooms . baths nice attic. lot
SGfiaS aR THIS wERD fe i fsS than 6s95 5e
nings, Cleveland 1896.
29l3 2sth ST. NV.
Attractive b-room. -2-bath home, with
bullt-In garage. Just of Cathedral ave:
completely renovated throughout; excep-
tlonal price and terms for most desirable
Natl. MORTGAGE AND INVEST. CORP.
Natl 5s33. l3l2 N. Y. Ave. NV.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-BY OWNER.
b rms, completely furnished or unfur-
| nished. less than $4,000. lot 5OxlO0:
| automatic hot-water heat: slate roof: Z
\ car garage: sleeping porch No reasonable
offer refused Address Box 402-H star
/ Office a.
BEAUTIFUL 3-FAMILY APT, ON 11th.
nr. Penn. ave. Se.-Eyerythlng IN new
condition: 3 new baths. kitchens: Nv. n;
oil burner new hardwood floors. lnlald
llnoleum etc. Have large number Of ap-
plicdntS waiting 10 rent these aptS Prop
I erty clear. consider trade z. A GARVEY,
DIST. 45OS. Il.6 VI. ave.
2222 lst ST. NW-WELL CONSTRUCT
ed. 3 stories. > bed rooms, oil heat; S7.0o".
FRANK NJ DOYLE. Realtor 927 18th st.
NV District 1896.
IN GOOD NV SECTION-BRICK HOUSE.
~ rooms and bath: price, S5.95O.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
BUNGALOW HUNTERS.
Stop looking and call me. ! have solid
/ BRICK. new. flve-room. bath. finished attic.
automatic heat home. Best NV section
Reduced to bargain price. Call Georgia
I lKfH
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EAPA r. GARDEN.

AGRICULTURAL LIME. by the load; rea-
sonable Jackson 2063. 4.
POULTRY MANURE, $40 ton delivered
Jackson 2063.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHAsE-3-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
rooms. automatic heal: offered by build.
terms. Mr. TWEED, National 0S56: eve
ntngS. Cleveland 1905.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ARTMENTS-FURN.. UNFURN.
Free Car SerVice-BeSt Locations.
1910 Vermont Ave. Room III. Natl. 33S4
-.
BED ROOM AND LIVING ROOM
ADULTS ONLY.
1901 HAMILTON ST. NV.
FURN N-APARTMENTS-
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National S@96. Evenings. Atlantic nl56.
aOS 10th ST NV. 81
NEW DE LUKE APARTMENT
POI. Penna ave Se-Three rooms. kltch-
en- dinette and bath; electric refrigeratlon,
heat and hot water furnished; 50. 80.
Possession al once
PHILLIPS 6 CANDY
1012 18th St NV National 1900.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


1918 VERMONT AVE.-Central; select
able 4: $3.50 weekly each. Met 1904
SCOTS, 1926 21st St.. near Dupont circle
Double rooms. twin beds, studio furni-
ture, hardwood floors running water Spe-
cial attention given to food; $35 to S42 80.
We invite comparison. North 5000.
TERRACE HALL,
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Comfortable single room. also desirable
double room, running water: delicious food;
spacious dining room. Reasonable rates. 5s
1719 R. l. AVE. N.W.-Vacancies for three
furnishings; excellent meals; reasonable.
ROCK Creek Park; 70 minutes downtown; 3
supervised meals. Shep 1855.
NE.-New, attr. basement rm. 3 win
dows. priv. entrance. Law: S25 each: with
out board. S12: near bus. North 9183.
1924 VT. AVE. N.W.-Laree room. runnins
water. for two or three. Phone Dec. 5285.
2619 WOODLEY PL-Large front 2nd-
tleer room twin beds dsus excellent SsIs meas
571I 4th ST. NW.-Attractive front room.
lovely home; excellent meals; for two. 4.
5437 CONN. AVE.-Elegant master bed
triple: excellent food phone: S35. 5.
7O3 VARNUM ST. NV, : Lovely front
vSte ystn family. iiS Columbia sao0.W. &C.
room in lovely. refined home, twin beds;
excellent meals Columbia S119. g.
GUEST HOME FOR GIRLS, 1880 Eye st.
n.w.-Newly decorated. rms. spacious liv-
ing rm.; excellent meals. Net. 1924.
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ROOMS WANTED.

NVVmS "ATNIEOs
FURNISHED ROOM and kitchen semi
private bath. right on car line. near stores
and theaters 1908 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. Christian. wants room in
new private home or in modern apartment;
private bath: best references: S25. Address
Box 436-H. Star ONCE. 5s
LADY. secretary wants ROOM piano. un-
disturbed, convenenceS, near Scott, Thomas
Circle. Address Box 43S-H. Star ONCE.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNEUR.

e434 FRANKLIN ST. NE-WHoLE End
floor h. r. bath. porch. > sides: gas
water. cleo; SS wk. Whole 4th A.. h.. 3 r..
toilet water, gas. elec.. "a wk. Open. S'
BARGAIN-DOWNTOWN.
2-RM. FUR, $50-5-RM., $50.
Fireproof elevator bldg: neatly furn.
h.k. apt. 1924 l. st. NV. National 5437.
DOWNTOWN APIS.
l Rm., X, $40-2 R., K, $50.
Convenient. freproof bldg q: 24-hour ele-
vator switchboard serv; refrigeration on
house current. Furn. at small extra charge
1880 r ST. NV. Potomac 1900.
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BETHESDA MD

DE f1ESDA. lD-
New BUNGALOW. ; rms bath. porch III
basement: large attic. h-wh with n
burner; $50; $500 down. S45 month
GOSS REALTY CO.
5000 Wise Ave Wise o553.
$500 CASH BALANCE LIKE RENT. So
rooms and bath: space for 3 extra room.
upstairs restricted. $4,000. l1l9 45,r
pl. sc Lincoln 0.36-J.
PROCRASTINATIoN CAUSES YOU TC
mss his new center-hall brick home
bed rooms. automatic heat and nary
extra features. For appointment, call Ma.
tlonal l43S till @ q m
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

seTTz PUP. male. $40: breeding Sptz,
S5. Wisconsin 4942. SO Dorset ave.
Somerset. Md. =
SPRINGER SPANIELS-Healthy. 9.month-
old pups Prices: Males S15. females $40,
$40 pair Phone Falls Church 2S3-W-1.
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BEST NV SECTION
DETACHED RPICK-S q50
HILLCRFST

american UnlverSlty Park
Priced at g. $50: on wide avenue. :
NICE, rooms and bath: Sl00U cash. balance
N. B. WEAVER. Clev. 4a44 or Dist 3a4G.
sign. built by the owner for his own occi -
pancy IN restricted section OF detache
homes within one block OF the 10th ST bLs
bullt-ln garage, automatic heat. screen
etc reasonably priced at $40 $50 ca
Shep. 445o until p N. WAPLE & JAMES
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EDWIN M. WILLIS.
APARTMENTS.

1904 10th ST. NE.
and . room apts.. ranging In price
from S4150 to $500. See resident
manager.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $50. See
resident manager.
4l0 18th ST. NE.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath, S43.50.
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LISTEN
6 Enc TISu HOME IN

s1O,950-NEW ENGLIsH HOME IN
CHEVY CHASE. This most at
trsctive brick home Of largt
bed rooms. convenient TO store:
and transportation. is the excep-
uonal Offering Of the new year
Call National 1899 till . pm.
"a. 4.75o-RESTRICTED Sc SECTION
r. DIX, and gar: ami h.-Wh; must bt
sold at once. easy down payment to re
Sponsible party: OCCUPANCY once; title
ready Call MR.. JONES. District 591g
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NEAR I4th AND CLIFTON SITS. NV

Three-story brick containing : APART
MENTS OF > ROOMS AND BATH EACH
Two apts. have rear porches Basemenr
OF 3 rooms can be made into extra ap'
Building thoroughly modern. Income a.
$40 month. should be $50. Flrst trVs' OF
= 1000 lust placed. Two garages Prop
erty formerly sold for SIs5OO A rea'
speculative buy al $40 500 BOSS 4
PHELPS NATIONAL 1900. EVENING
PHONE COLUMBIA SOLO
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1885 Ilth ST NW.-Large Housekeeping
room. with running water; S4 80 per week
1735 EYE ST. NV. The Diplomat
Warm basement room with kitchenette
90 ranpe and running water. SIG monthly
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APARTMENTS UNrURE,sHED.

$40. so MoNTH-sTREET FRONT. LIVING
rm bed rm X b. and porch. Buchanan
ADts.. 4526 18Th st. NV. Georeia 1888.
435 INGRAHAM ST-:4 RMS SCREENED
porch, private bath; Frigldaire. gas. light.
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1874 KALORAMA RID. - Well-furnished
double room owners home; between 2
car lines; bath with shower; automatic
heat; breakfast optional; also single room.
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NEAR GOVT. DEPIS.
PARK CENTRAL,
1900 F ST NV.
Right Downtown-Near Everything.
Save Car Fare-Walk to Work.
Frigidaire Current Free.
So 50-Living room with portable din
cite table and chairs. dressing room with
Murphy bed: sun room kitchen. tile bath.
built-in tub and shower.
Bellboy Elevator Switchboard Service.
See MANAGER: Met. 054O. 1900
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pneumonia. He is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reding and
son Richard were visitors at the
Harry Munson home at st. Paul
Monday and Tuesday of last
week.
N. Schriener and Lawrence
Reinhart accompanied by Misses
Ethel and Katherine Reding of
CORTLAND and New Ulm were
Sunday guests at the Henry Red
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green
transacted business at Mankato
Friday afternoon.
Farmers in this community re-
port many new cases of Sleep
ing sickness samong the horses.
Corrine Silk, a valuable racing
horse of earlier years belonging
to Forrest Croker is among the
latest victims.
A son was born to Mrs. Archie
Jensen Gillian Miereding) Sat-
urday night.
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Miss Isabelle Revier is spending
the week with her sister Miss
Evelyn Revier at the Carl Bjerke
home.
Logan Mertz and daughter Ada
have taken rooms in the Robert
Day home on East Wyoming
street.
Mrs. A. B. Cameron and Mrs.
Margaret Zumwinkle drove to
Mankato Friday to get Jacquelyn
Cameron who had been visiting
there.
Mrs. Homer Hauck and chill
dren of Sioux Falls and her
mother Mrs. Gegner of Comfrey
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bjerke
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Schofield
of Zumbrota and Billie Devany of
Rochester were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pease and
other relatives here.
Misses Alice Billie and Mar
garet Bell will leave next Tues
day to take a course. in beauty
culture at the Brady and Rogers
school in Minneapolis.
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See By The Gazette

Mrs. A. M. KVello and son Alan
returned to Lisbon, North Dakota
Friday after a visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Buhner
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Macs at a picnic supper Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cooper ar
rived Monday evening to visit
Mrs. J. P. Cooper. They spent
Tuesday in Minneapolis.
The executive board of the
American Legion auxiliary met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the newly elected president Mrs
c. L. Tompkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Strand mot
ored to st. Paul Sunday with Mrs.
Strands mother who entered
Miller hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Strand remained with her
and Mr.. Strand returned in the
evening.
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came to complete the family
gathering. 90
Gale Rucker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Rucker, had his tonsils
removed at DR.. w. E. Johnson
office Saturday morning. ~
Miss Anna Hansen visited her
niece, Miss Ruby Shoemaker at
the Redwood Falls hospital Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fixsen
fished at Diamond lake several
days last week.
Frank Whitcomb who was a
patient at the Redwood Falls hos
pital several days last week fol-
lowing an auto accident was able
to be moved home Wednesday
evening. He is making a good
recovery.
Mrs. Catherine Larson and
daughter Mamie went to Elgin,
Mimi. Thursday evening to help
care for Mrs. Jesse Giene, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Larson, who is ill.
MIR. and Mrs. c. M. Bendixsen
and family and their daughter,
Mrs. Delbert Jensen and family
near Evan.
MIR and Mrs. Roy Fixsen and
son Bobbie with Miss Rose Fix
sen are enjoying a motor trip to
Portland, Ore. and the Black
Hills. They are expected home
this week.
Mrs. D. H. Symes pearl Root
and little daughter of st. Paul
were visitors at the c. B. Root
home several days last week.
Miss Clementine Steiner went
to Minneapolis Saturday to accept
position in beauty parlor.
Henry Ricke and son Lawrence
Ricke and family of Williams,
Iowa spent from Thursday until
Saturday at the Lee Ricke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Seimer and
son Albin went to Marshall Sun
day to visit Al Anthony who has
been confined to his bed with
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mabel Lee) of Sioux Falls were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. MCGEE Sunday.
Fred Dallman of Johnsonville
has purchased the William Veg
ner house now occupied by the
Levi Juhnke family.
Mrs. M. E. Anderson and Clair
Einen returned home Friday from
Minneapolis. They were accom-
panied by Kenneth Erickson who
with Clair left Saturday morning
on a vacation to northern Mime
sofa.
Mrs. B. E. Rollins accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Armstrong
of Comfrey to Candy Saturday
afternoon, where they attended a
funeral.
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LambertOn Writer
Reviews Happenings
BY Mrs. w. E. Schei


Lamberton-Mrs. Fred Roloff
of New Ulm, a sister-in-law of
Mrs. Anna Heiman spent Thurs
day and Friday at the Holman
home.
Miss Agnes Goughan returned
the latter part of the week from
a trip to South America and adj
jacent islands. She is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Vigg.
Mrs. Carl Bethany who is SER
iously i'll was brought home from
the Marshall hospital the latter
part of the week in an ambulance.
James Tollefson and William
Vigg returned Friday from Man
kato where they attended sum-
mer school. William left Saturday
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MORGAN SCHOOLS il
TO OPEN TUESDAY
STAFF COMPLETED WITH
HIRING OF NEW
TEACHER
BY Mrs. F. S. Pollard

Morgan - Vacation days will
end Tuesday morning when school
opens. During the months OF
September and October school
will be called at 8: is a. m. and
will be dismissed at 3:15 p. m
Miss Marcella Bertrand of Sleepy
Eye was elected to fill the vacan-
cy on the public school faculty
caused by the resignation of Miss
Jane Ryan, English and Latin
teacher. Miss Bertrand was an
instructor at st. Mary's High
school at Sleepy Eye. She will
make her home with the Vernard
Client family.
Henry Shank, who makes his
home with his daughter-in-law
Mrs. Grace Shank, is confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. Jerome Gehring and sons
of ST Paul were visitors at the
Ray Reding home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hacker
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hacker with George Hack
er, a nephew of the latter, from
Iowa enjoyed a family picnic at
Sibley park at Mankato Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Fendrick
of near Clements and Mrs. Ger
trude Garlic and Carole Jean
Somod speNt the weekend at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hazel Nielsen motored to
Minneapolis Tuesday to get her
little daughter Kathleen who has
been the guest of relatives several
days.
Mrs, Faye Cox spent last week
with her mother at Winterset,
Iowa. Miss Marie Gentry accom-
panied her and was guest of re-
Iatives in other Iowa towns.
Mrs. Ella Harden and son Lest
er of Corning, Iowa were visitors
at the Ed Rogers home from Sat-
urday until Tuesday. The former
lisa sister of Mrs. Rogers.
Miss Dorothea Smith of Red
wood Falls and her guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Morrow (Jean
Smith) and family of Mount
Pleasant, Iowa were dinner
guests at the Pollard home Friday
evening. It was the thirteenth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrow.
Harold Grundermann, Laura
Rietter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Netzke and daughter Shirley were
Twin Cities visitors Sunday. They
visited Otto Rietter who is a
patient at the Veterans hospital.
He is able to walk without crutch-
es and is making good recovery.
John Kleinschmidt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleon Birkemeyer were
business visitors at Valley City,
N. D. over the weekend.
Miss Mabel Kuenzh of Redwood
Falls spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Evelyn Pollard. Miss
Pollard accompanied Miss Kuenz-
Ii to Redwood Falls Sunday eve
ming, returning Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Potthoff
enjoyed having their son Rev.
Harvey Potthoff of Denver, Colo.
at their home for fortnight. Last
week Rev. and Mrs. Orrin Brand,
their daughter and her husband
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and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Cody
and daughter were guests of Mr..
Cody's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Cody of Comfrey Sum
day.
j. M. Kenyon and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Howe and family spent
Sunday at Fairmont.
Mrs. Mary Kuehl celebrated
her birthday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Sandman
Tuesday evening when her sons
j. E. Kuehl and family of Lam
berton, William Kuehl and wife
of Walnut Grove and Charles
Kuehl and family of Wabasso
were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Ferrin
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for Danube where he spent the
weekend with friends. He will
teach again at Cannon Falls and
James will again teach at Mad
ison, S. d.
F. A. Nolan drove here from
Siren, Wis. Sunday evening,
bringing home Mrs. Nolan's
mother Mrs. w. H. Cooler and
her uncle L. A. Cooler who spent
their vacation at the Nolan sum-
mer resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. H E. Swennes en-
tertained at Sunday dinner when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Swennes and children Mar
lene and Lelone of st. Paul and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Swennes of
Heron Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schiller
went to the Twin Cities Sunday
evening for visit with relatives
and friends.
James Welsh and sister Annie
of Estherville, Iowa spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. S. N. Skow.
Kenneth Saelens had his tonsils
and adenoids removed at Tracy
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. j. A. Leaf, who has been
visiting friends here for a week
left Saturday for Mankato where
her daughters, met her and they
returned to their home at Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Sheffield
of Brunswick, Georgia spent Fri
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steenhoven. Mrs. Sheffield
and Mrs. Steenhoven taught to-
gether at Glencoe and Mr.. Shelf
field is an old friend from
Springfield. He is a chemical en-
gineer.
o. D. Shelton, Julius Saelens
and Clarence Virkus left Monday
morning for st. Paul.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Smith and
son Paul of Faulkton, S.. D. en-
route home from a visit with
Wisconsin relatives called on Mrs.
Smiths lnucle Henry Mayer Fri
day.
Rev. and Mrs P. A. Strommen
who were attending the Luther
League district convention at
Newman Grove, Neb. were called
home Saturday that Rev. Strom-
men might officiate at funeral
at Milroy. Their son Clair and
Miss Jean Iverson returned with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Aurit and
daughters of Gary, Ind. who were
guests of Mr.. Aurits's sister Mrs.
Detmer Kluegel left Saturday
morning for Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E, Howe at
tended the druggists convention
at New Ulm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Keller and
sons left Saturday morning for a
visit with Waseca relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Gustafson
and family spent the weekend at
ST. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Cody
and Georgianna returned Thurs
day from visit with Mrs. Cody's
mother at Riceville, Iowa.
Miss Mary Kastner arrived Fri
day for a weeks visit with her
brothers and their families. She
lives in st. Paul.
Fred Redman and daughter,
Miss Leone returned Saturday
from a months visit with rela-
tives at Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kuehl and
daughters, Norma, Jean and Mar
ion were visitors at the Charles
Kuehl home near Wabasso Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maker and
family of Johnsonville spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Krinke
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Food for THOUGHT

Cookery-the cooking while you
from home all accomplished by the invention of Controlled
Electric being
actually
cooking accuracy possible with Calrod
the absolute cooking
puddng cereals cstards and foods without the
prevents sorching while the Thrift cooker miracles with
inexpensive cuts of meat soups and vegetables
thing of the past Mruce
Cookery Caod coils concentrate all heat the rather than
on the cook into the kitchen air Which keeps doDn
started cold Results finer texture uniform oaves
economy
ROASTING roasted in open pans without
soaring bastng Electric Oven which gives per-
feet control moisture.
Oven dnner-Time: minutes Temp
degrees.
strips potatoes green salad
and apricot upside down
Beef rngprepare place bottom
beef radh
teaspoon prepared mustard teaspoon
we'll Grease ring mold ketchup bot
to pack mixture large plate
fill with
IL covered dish cup water teaspoon SALT "a
tablespoons butter
meat in bake.
Place scrubbed creased upper upside
down cake This dinner prepare
family will enjoy it. .,.
Our demonstration September
Kichen-Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Friday from
o'clock There charge
Cookery inred register information
gue you.
MAUDE GIBSON WINTER
Redwood Falls
Light d Power Company
The Washington times., 1937-05-05
COOKING HAMS
TURNS PROFIT

CONTINUED from Local Page)
of baking ham from her mother.
AS a girl she lived on large plan
tation in Alabama. She remem-
bered her mother, she said, visit
ing the smoke houses, testing the
hams the family were to eat that
week. She said:
1--WE always had cold ham and
salad for supper. The neighbOrs
used to say nobody could bake
a ham like mother. She boiled
them in hay. / don't know why
but they were delicious"
Despite the fact that she some
times bakes "a hams in a day,
Mrs. Bristol still likes to eat them
has ham, in fact, at least once
a day. During the Christmas sea-
son she shipped $50 to persons as
gifts. Often she gets kilograms,
please ship 10 hams at once" so
she keeps some on hand for emer-
gencies.
Smithfield ham, she said, can be
kept indefinitely if wrapped in
cheeSecloth soaked in vinegar. 1t
gets hard if kept in the ice box.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1937-05-05
Mrs. Coleman Trial
Continues Tomorrow

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, May 5.-After hearing teSti-
money of eight witnesses yester-
day, the trial of Mrs. Gertrude
Coleman, 38, charged with per-
forming an illegal operation, was
adjourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow
by Judge Walter T. Mccarthy in
Circuit Court.
A grand jury of the court indict-
ed Mrs. Coleman last Decem.
Der on the felony charge. The in
dictment charges that she per.
formed an illegal operation on a
24-year-old Loudoun County girl
on October % and Is last year at
her home in Arlington County.
The girl died October 81 at
Georgetown University Hospital in
Washington.
The Washington times., 1937-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles H. Tucker. II. and Elsie z.
Dunkle, 81. both of Lancaster, Pa.
Mike Little Bear, SO, and Hazel M.
Adkins, %, both Of Chickahominy Res
ervation, Roxbury, Va.
Louis R. Huber. %. 422 Butternut st.
N. w, and Hazel I. Aickin, 20, of Seattle.
Wash.
Glenn f. KeIso &c. of 1919 l. st. N. W.,
and Arlene w. Browne, 20, of 1928 North
Capitol st.
Leonard t. Ball. rs. OF IS New York
Ave. n. W.. and Eliza beth R. Lacewell,
"a, of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Philip ]. Kiatta, Is, of 614 Fourteenth
st. n. F., and Scandria Saloon, ~, of
1889 Maryland Ave. N. E.
John l.. Granville, %, of Catonville.
Md, and Flora NJ. Rogers Is, of Ellicott
City. Md.
Allen r. Oakley, %, and Alice M.
NuttaH. IS. both of Richmond, Va.
Roy w. Perry. %, and Mary E. Nor
rison, %, both of Raphine, Va.
George w. williams. Al. of 1446 v st.
n; W., and Hazel w. Brown, ~, of
James M. smithers, 2S, Of 725 shep-
herd st. N. W., and Josephine NJ.
Golemgeske, "a, of 1915 Sixteenth st.
Lionel A. waIFord, 80. of 1921 Cam
bridge Pl. N. W., and Mary L. Duff, 81,
of San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Willie B. Liggan Sd, 20, of 525