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ave. ave- ne.0S rooms and bath, nov ayailabe liable,
S5E1 m SM5loHSS fffA'fs REALf7 AsgS eoRF n S. NV
CHEVY cHAsEusIX gEDRR9ooMMs 3ls
town. Md. or call Gaithersburg 2-F-ll
All GREENWICH PARKWAY, IN BEAU; ,A.I.;
bath; gas heat, electric refrigeration: deep
yard; garage. House completely IN lasu,a,ea' i,area
70 hot nights Near ssho0ls bH and appon
Inent Call Wisconsin 62o4. ---
- YOU ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. gas heat; convenient TO cars aha D.. n1s'
newly decorated: garage: 500 month. - =!
St n'w.-6 rooms, bath. playroom. built
in garage Vacant June 1st, -
NEW NE 6-RM DETACHED HONE:
automatic heat; large iot; garage; 80 iou; poy
l50-z Star. --
3nclosed IN sTL porches: M double gar: nr. schools
and transp Call Cleveland s144:
SPANISH DUPLEX; LOWER FLOOR FLOOR. PRd- pRd:
May rent free North 39s7.
GROOM HOUSE, NEWLY PAINTED: 20
nute drive from city on on Gabin CAB .soi s9hn car
HYATrsy1ILE. -, GROOM on, DETAGnEiD !SndiI
e4aTe ? $50 Adams osa s9Rvee Col sS9So
80 DECATUR ST, COTTAGE CITY; MD.
8 rms, bath. lge. front and back yard;
a2ssnWaod asRsna'd '0ns fs1i,R' avail June 10; SD.
LARGE SUBURBAN HOME. FURN. OR
unfurn.. with extensive lawns and shade
oil os ey esc ree ea
RACES; must be seen to be appreciated.
sl.5 N Glebe I'D ID, south of Lee hwy.
14th ST. TERRAcE-DErAcHED. RMS.
j: baths, maids rm. and bath, finished
attic: oil heat; gear garage. 1881 In
TILE BUNGALOW. 5 RMS. SUN PARLoR.
1iv. rm.. fireplace: S55. Call Walnut 1919
Sal1 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV! RMS, ?
Cortland pl, NV. Col. 1896 '''
BETHEsDA-6-RooM BUNGALOW. AMI
S isua5s fPa5ass Phess w harEi i!ends
assS essen ecaed SAsS schee ehue stFst
sed s atf Appv p9nh East eao n
CONVENIENT 70 18th 18th AND AND PARK RR-
Earase: fine condition. Col. 1911; eves.,
shep. 3471.
fepts house sSn rs ool rms Aa snd Ei isTse
snd IND heat M ipeluaed; summer. s5e; vintsS
$5555s; no objection to one child Adams
616 ORLEANS PL. NE|LoVEIY GROOM
newly decorated throughout: Line. 2o71. ;.
sss sms. " SPT1n ST bsdysoms pasSs
G. +. REFRIGERATOR. oil-burner heat: auto
matte water heater. large yard and ga
rage. Ready for occupancy Sept. 1st.
Phone Cleveland 1862.
sol JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-s-RM. BRICK,
oil burner. recreation room. double ga
rage: excellent condition. OWNER. Geor-
1876 SPRING RD.-REDucED RENT RE-
sponsible tenant; 6 rooms. ami: excel
lent neighborhood: adult family: ready
June 15. OWNER. Republic 2222.
GLOVER PARK Mr.. WESTERN HIGH
- rms. baths. aut?. heat, elec. refg;, gar :.
rSs5: on lease: avaf. July /. F. E. MA
LONEY. Clev. 764a.
1902 POTOMAC AVE SE-s ROOMS. :,
Enclosed porches: comnletely modern: oil
heat; Ss5 mo. F. E. MALoNEY' Ast.
1853 1NGLEs1DE TER. tNEAR 18th AND
..reanished like new; tiled bsth with shcyer
-GRUvER owner. National 1877. Evenings
call Mr. Maloney, Cleveland 7649.
sseol MORRISON ST. N.w.-cENrER
shall. detached; mr.. Nebr ave-; rms. 2
baths, 1st-fl. Law, lily. porch: OIL heat;
YER Open Sunday. Ideal for service fam
ily: Rental $110 mo. F. E. MALoNEY,
Clev. 7649.
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CHARMING-COOL-
COMFORTABLE

completelv furnished, 5 master bed
rooms 3 baths, servants rooms and bath.
oyeGofns be sesn saTden 5e be ap
nreciated Available June 1st to Octo-
Fer Ist, possibly LONGER: maid and yard
man available 2?Qo Cathedral avenue
telephone Adams O2nl
coIORED-YoUNG LADY WILL SHARE
new, modern home with refined couple or
z eentlemen; screened porch. shade: 4s23
Lee highway. Arlington. Va. Wal S3oo,
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uolJsEs uhEuRNlsHED.

400 BLOCK EYE N p, ST NE-5IRGOM .Is;5u5io AND AND
sghe ssh st. lf'' ne sIsS Eine s,fS. ESl Slschorr
DETACHED. 6 ROOMS. . PORCHES. G. E.
refrigerstor. h.wh h finished M rtd, attic yard ara,
1870. ei'"''e' -'~"' wv CIV
1919 ARKANSAS AVE NV. 1NR. 14th sTJ.
I bath h,%h nnrch.s eleet1ieits
aafS fS' HSGH sIn0e1on Fl. NV eorr WIS. SvE S1 20
s rooms bath: h.-w.h, electricity.
fz5S eFETs4SaHR Ss s# soss sss, $50.
Inspect our Complete list Of beautiful
50%ss sshs se'0r LESLIE 5sniHs Il Is a2Gmi
WE HAVE A FEW sEM1-pEr. BRICK
Of and bath
ranqine from NESS SIS % to s6o per ae month @
r. INSPECT these bones eali e,ilii. at 7l5
1924 Vermont Ave Dist. Sal.
ss VA. 4,s n4H Hs SW SR6ys ss,, ss.e ,s''
522 D ST. NE.
Two-story brick; arranged d as s two-family 1raly
f. quincy 1'' SMITH, INC.
900 18th ST. NV District 9057.
1417 WHITTIER ST. NV.
also maids room and bath; built.in garage.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENT CORP,
National 5s3a. 13l. N. Y. Ave. NV.
131 SIXTH ST. Sc.
nd hofb
reception room sliding doors and weather.
stripped; inside completely renovated, out
side TO be done: rent S53:
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
5l5 East Capitol St. Line. O129.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
54?S Ais, st bedrms., bath.
sonaan @ CAN oil Us heat 'e
this and other properties
EDW. H: JONES & CO..
$500 Conn. Ave. Clev. 1900.
612 EYE ST. NW:-s r., b: REDEC.; $40.
o5 IN ST. norcbes ovely oyy 'T s
ms bii; saTs;se; real value SIS. sr,,s
det, aarase; h-wh: only :s55;, -
'neI9Ied POI porches rstg oil nomnsis heat ss5
1873 Whittier St, n,w..spanish type;
sos Webstsr ephS S s hes m Teff foven ams
@AsHNaoN Ssshi NJ hea REAIr9 REAL COS GEO 5000
3e3" GEORGIA AVE. NV.
rms BATH BOOB h't5Tasef OTIS ST. heas Ne s'S'o
8 rms. bath; detached; h.-wh.;
large yard ls,, A., CT NV soo'oo
: rms: rms: h.-wh. a bedrooms. 1'as m
,.s4 ,g,s WArEr 4. NV 4 JAMES 1BG Bis,. ss47.
1855 4th ST. NE. s.-oo
rooms. bath; h,-w.h. 90
so7 TucKERMAN ST NY.
buit-in garage $1,000
esl1 csth ST. NV.
refrigerasion and range: h,.y.h. $4,000
s11 18th ST. NV National 5a04.
verv a.si1,bs ASA ABBEY rooms pa; NE; and bath
nnsid," inside and ID out out; hardwood floors REIN
ished 1Rsnlsed Rsnls caS gas psa sarse Month"; ETC.
House Open Sunday.
157 D ST. sE.-s r. B. ELEc' sso ~
IS a,!s = 81 sEzEoS T N i, PL: N.w.-e r. 50
o$s n: :. AVE NV
72l I'd ST NE ;; ANIL: $50.
2O3 Anacostia rd. tMlnn. ave-. S25.
Met 1900. Du. 1900.
2l46 F STREET NW.-lO ROOMS. BATH,
running water in ; rooms. hot-water heat.
oil burner. Rent 500.
1881 Irving street n.w.-s rooms. baths,
steam heat. business zone. Rent. $50.
4435 street NW-6 rooms and sleeping
porch hot-water heat large grounds, ga
rage Rent, SIS.
500 Seward SQUARE SET rooms and
bath Rent S4n5O.
2i34 II street n,w-4 rooms and bath
in two-famly fiat Rent. $40 50.
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD. Realtor,
123 Goth Street NV.
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DETACHED HOME,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

LIE aN11ED I1OMEJ,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
46o9 NORWOOD DRIVE. $4,000.
Drive out Wisconsin ave Just past Dis
trlct line. Beautiful home. living room
with fireplace. dining room. 3 bedrooms
kitchen. fully tiled bath with built-in tub u
heat. Toilet and laundry tubs in base
,nens ment. Large front and rear yards De-
l4O4 K. CAFR1TZ. District 90sn.
2125 H ST. N.W.-S90.
incl. Frigidaire, LARGE back yard. Walking
distance Govt. bldes
"4:6 Pa Ave. NV. West 1865.
UNFuRNIsHED HOUSES FOR WHITE;
1903 3sth st. n.w.-s rms. bath $500
~ II s NV rms . baths 1000
bath 65 90
s5 Y st. nw.-6 rms. bath IS 90
so S st. nw-6 rms. > baths - 10 90
4a2S eth St nw-6 rms bath q, so
140 r st. n.e.-S rms. bath f" so
lis T. esp s' 7ms fmS r. Bs5hs 5sth s""" 500"
121 ond ST. NE rms, bath 300
81 Grard st. net rms bath 81 90
3l4 T St n.e.-6 rms bath 81 90
34lo 18th st. n.e.-5 rms. bath $500
1909 NJ ST. ne-6 rms, bath 50 90
436 4th St. ne rms. bath $500
5l5 9th ST. n.e.-s rms. bath $50
baths 5000
BIOS Park pl n.w,-6 rms. bath 900
22h Randolph pl. n,e.-6 rms.
bath 47.5o
- s.. n:W.-6 rms. bath 41.5O
lol5 North Capitol ST rms.
12@9 81. n.e-6 rms bath As 90
rms. bath 1850
~! GALES st. n.e..,-5 rms bath $3.50
bath 1850
lbtil Mass. ave. s.e.-5 rms. bath 1850
'33 Ihlrd s.; n.W.-5 rms. toilet 25 so
For additional infnrn1 attnn call
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32O ROOSEVELT ST.

HUNTINGTON TERRACE
SS o5O-Unusually attractive bungalow;
5 large rooms bath. auto heat large at
tic. earase; rec. rm.: very attractive terms.
Natl 1895
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NEW HOUSE AND FURNITURE.
Owner leaving town: beautiful, new
studio home; rms. baths. model KIT.
auto heat; year lease. DIXIE REALTY
co. Natl $3.50. Sunday, Clev. !luo.
1771 CHURCH ST NW-a ROOMS. .
baths: insulated; for rent from June l to
TYLER e. RUTHERFORD. INC.
1,1o g. n w National Oi15
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MORTGAGE CO. = OFFERS CORNER =
ave near aees,t HssrSSn srsk es
S6p: so NO.. In one trust q 81. Z. run
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3-STORY ERICK. 2600
block Woodley pl.; complete
ly furn.: fine condition ga
rage; reas. rental to respon-
sible party. June 1st-Sept.
18th. Col. 0S69.
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED.

KENILWoRTH D. c., 1922 EASTERN
ave ne.-6 rooms and bath. now available;
Just vacated Apply GREATER BEAVER
HEIGHTS REALTY CORP. 4I4 K ST. NV.
Met 1898
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A charming new Cape Cod home that
stands out as an example OF better
architecture" An exclusive. section, yet
not Isolated. Three delightful bedrooms.
> baths on second floor On the first.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated living room; library
"U"-shaped kitchen with coZy breakfast
room. Comfortable porch with desirable
southern exposure. also a covered kitchen
porch. There is 2-car attached garage.
The quarter acre lot has been attractively
Handicapped. Bryant gas conditioning.
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A BARGAIN PRICE.

RARE CHANCE
owner directs immediate sale of beau.
ttful. brand-new. detached brick home 2
rooms. :" baths. built-in garage large lo'
oil heat; prominent location: priced lesN
than $4,000; terms arranGed trade con-
sidered; submit offer before it's too late;
can be used by two families strictly mod
ern; home you'll be proud TO own
See 1900 Alabama Ave. SE.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

BE SURE TO SEE sSg W UNDERWOOD
Open for 1rst showing-The last word
in a new detached solid brick home
slate roof. copper screens, metal weather.
stripped: built-in garage: automatic heat.
automatic refrigeration. Close to trans;
homes. priced less than $4,000. Will sell
on easy terms. (Out 3rd ST.. to Under:
Wood.) See Mr.. Orem on premises, or call
Georgia 4639.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1904 1dth CT N w nistrict 234R
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tContinued.) }

WESLEY HEIGHTS-FOUR BEDROOMS; :,
baths, shady lot; June % to Sept. 20:
basement room reserved: $50 Clev, 2o63.'
SUMNER MONTHS. NEAR CHI. CHI. CLUB;
sleeping porch, shady lawn. laVatory.
baths I rms. WISCONSIN, 5000.
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WOODBRIDGE.

: beautiful rooms bath. large front
porch. nice rear porch, full basement ga
rage for cars. This. fine bunsa!!ow-typs
home is surrounded by over a hundred
magnificent rose bushes. pear trees. fig
bushes. lilies. water lily pond producing
a picturesque and outstanding properly II
would take years upon years to reproduce.
II you like flowers and especially roses.
plus the most livable house YOU ever saw,
this home is one that will suit your family
at a price which will amaze you op terms
n Ar ckethook 81 n50
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IN BuRLE1TH 1923 T sT.-6 ROOMS.
and transp Call Cleveland s144.
SPANISH DUPLEX LOWER FLOOR. PRI-
vate entrance near 80 sub-colleges. $50;
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

CORNER BUNGALOW.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
5 rms. and bath INV heat with oil
burner, hardwood floors; bult-in garage
on lot 47X147. Only 81 $50. $500 cash and
S45 per month. Call Mr.. Darnell.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC,
Silver Spring Once.
S433 Georgia Ave Shep. 5000.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

c1 YOU ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. gas heat: convenient to cars and nIs;
newly decorated: garage: 500 month, Z2
s5o o50-RRIGHTWoOD. So INGRAHAM
st, nw-6 rooms, bath. playroom. built
in garage. Vacant June 1st, -
NEW NE 6-RM DETACHED HOME:
automatic heat; large lot: garage; sb' ~:
give references, size of family. etc. BOX
l5O-Z Star.
Evening star., 1938-05-22

DOWNTOWN LOCATION: SUITABLE FOR
private home: "-femily home or rooming
house: at 213a Eye st: NV; four rooms.
second floor: hot-water heat by coal: base
ment; S75. Call Mr.. Burdsall. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Dist. a4S6.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

Four generotions pose for q
Mothers Doy picture. Left to
right: Mrs. Moreon KiIey. greet
grandmother; Mrs. WilIiom J.
Moo'ntyre. grandmother; Mrs.
Russell +. Hetherineton. mother,
and body Ann Kotherine Heth-
erineton. G Harris & Ewing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Merchants, Manufacturers
Offer Aavards for School

The following merchants and manufacturers CO.
operating with the Redwood Gazette by providing daily at
tendance prices and coupon for the cooking school,
May A. 5 and g.
Gandrud Creamery Co-two pounds butter, gallon
ice cream and ST. milk book
Daskam Barber Shop-bottle Lucky Tiger oil shampoo.
Holznagel Produce Co.-three dozen eggs.
Coast-to-Coast Store-merchandise.
Forster Furniture Co.-kitchen ladder.
Jaehnng Hardware merchandise
Paffrath MISUNDERSTANDING
Wilcox Hardware merchandise.
Melges Produce Co-three pounds Chocolate Cream
Coffee.
Sward-Kemp Drug Co.-merchandise.
Hansons Drug Store merchandise.
Dirlam's Market-merchandise.
Strands 81 Store-two bottles Johnsons furniture
polish and one three piece range set.
Paris Shop-$1 pair of stockings.
Tracy Produce Co.-six baby chicks.
Botsford Lumber Co.-one gallon varnish
Red Owl Store-merchandise
Music Store-merchandise.
Berglunds Fairway Store-h gallon Fairway golden
syrup pound Radiant Roast coffee and pound jar OF Fair
way pure preserves.
Montgomery Ward Co.-merchandise
Gamble Stores-merchandise
Redwood Gazette-six 6-months subscriptions.
Tersteegs IGA zStore-merchandise
Herrold's Shoe Store-$5 pair of shoes.
Modern Eectrie-electrc toaster with S25 credit cou
Red and White merchandise.
Ehlers and Habicht-merchandise.
Manufacturers
Lever Bros-box containing assortment of Rinse, Lux
Lfebuoy soap and cans of Spry.
Pilsbury Flour Colo 5pound packages of Plsburys
Best flour packages of SnoSheen cake flour packages
Pillsbury Farina aluminium covered recipe book.
Quaker Oats Co.'S packages Quaker Oats, packages
Aunt Jemina buckwheat flour, packages Aunt Jemima
pancake flour.
Foley Manufacturing Co.-one Foley food MILL
Foley opener three Foley blenders
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
FAIRFAX PEOPLE
is CAR ACCIDENT

Fairfax-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hopkins and the latter's mother,
Mrs. Minnie Schramm, suffered
painful injuries Monday evening
when the automobile turned over
twice on the highway II miles
north of Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins had spent
the weekend with relatives at AL
exandria, and were accompanied
by Mrs. Schramm who had visited
there for some time, The accident
took place when Mr.. Hopkins at
tempted to pass car. It is claim
ed that the driver made a left
turn and struck Mr.. Hopkins car
in the side, throwing it out Of
control.
Another car close behind the
Hopkins car, picked the injured
ones up and took them to the
Willmar hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Schramm
were brought home Tuesday eve
ming, the latter in an ambulance.
1t is not thought that their in
juries will prove serious, al
though they were badly bruised
and cut. Mr.. Hopkins remained
in Willmar until his. car could be
repaired.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
State Offers Seed
For Pheasant Feed


Cane and millet seed for the
winter feeding of pheasants is
now available to farmers wishing
to plant it, Game Warden w. H.
Quist announced this week
Quist has charge of the distribu-
ton of 1900 pounds of seed in
Redwood and Lyon counties.
The seed comes in packages
containing enough for one acre
each. Farmers are asked to cut
the crop. They may take two!
thirds and leave a third in shock
for the birds.
Farmers may obtain the seed
at the Paffrath Hardware, Red
wood Falls; the Goblirsch eleva4
tor in Wabasso, the Big Store in
Morgan, the depot at Delhi, the
Belview Independent, the soft
drink parlor at Wanda or the pool
hall in Clements. y
Quist hopes to get four or more
farmers in each township to help
in the conservation project.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
COUNTY CHECKER
PLAYERS DEFEAT
WILLMAR SQUAD

Checker players from Belview.
Redwood Falls and Morton de-
feated team of Willmar play
ers, SIS to As, in a match played
at the Lakeland Hotel in Willmar
Monday evening. A large num-
Der of interested fans watched
the contest.
o. A. Holt, several times Min
nesota champion and runner-up
this year, headed the Willmar
team. He and William Stonebeck,
Redwood county's 1886 champion,
tied for top honors of the match.
Each lost only one game and that
to the other one.
Newell Banks, former United
State champion and one of the
greatest exhibition players of the
present generation will give an
exhibition in Willmar Saturday
evening, starting at $50. Mr..
Banks will play Is of the best
players in this part of Minnesota
simultaneously. Afterwards he
will play several games at the
same time while blindfolded.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Bicycle Safety Club Will
Haze Junior Police, Judge
CITY COUNCIL OKAYS
PLAN AS SOLUTION
OF BIKE PROBLEM

The Redwood Falls city council
enthusiastically approved plans
for a Bicycle Safety club among
boys and girls at its meeting
Monday night. The organization
is sponsored by the Redwood
Falls Gamble store and Joe Ed
wards, Gamble employee, will be
in charge of the group.
Bicycle owners and riders met
after school Wednesday to organ
ize.
Council members, Leon H.
Brown, city attorney, and Judge
T. F. Reed Jr. of municipal court
are unanimous in their endorse
mept of plans.
The club will elect its own
police officers, name its own
Judge and have Saturday NOR
mig sessions in Judge Reeds
chambers for punishment of bike
riders who violate traffic rules.
Sentences will be the impound-
ing Of bicycles for days or weeks,
depending upon the seriousness
of violations and the offenders
traffic record. Officers with the
authority to arrest their peers and
judges will be elected once each
month.
The club will meet every two
weeks, the first regular meeting
to be at p. M Monday when a
wiener roast will be held. Upon
registration, each member re-
ceives a Hiawatha sleeve en-
blem and membership card con-
tanning a list of safety rules
{ Council members believe the
club will do much toward elm
mating the bicycle riding hazard
in the city, a problem which
brings them several complaints
per. day.
The first court session should
see a roundup of bicycle owners
who have not obtained the SO
cent license required by the city.
Such licenses are permanent and
need not be renewed. About AS
have been issued, but it is be-
lieved that there are approx
mately Is wheel owners who
have not applied for them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Mrs. Strand Wins
Club ESSAY Prize

First place in a literary contest
sponsored by the women's clubs
of Redwood county was won by
Mrs. Glen Strand of the Quality
club, Redwood Falls, it was an
nounced this week.
She wrote on the specified SUBJ
ject "Why Have Hobby" Her
essay was read at the county club
convention at Walnut Grove Sat-
.urday and she received prize
of So, $ 3
Second prize of 81 went to Mrs.
George Franta of the Progress
club, Wabasso. Both essays will
be entered in the district con-
test.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Goats Keep Gardener
From Breaking Back

Jacksonville, Fla.-R = ]. A.
Browning used to wear himself
out pushing hand pillow over his
three-acre truck garden.
''It was awful tough" he re-
calls. 81 just about worked my
fool self to death. Then I got to
thinking about my two goats"
The goats were living an easy,
carefree, aimless sort of life.
Browning didn't mind that, of
course, but it was hard on his
back pushing that pillow.
He just couldn't see anything
else to do but harness up the
goats and let them pull the pillow.
"It's easier for me now" he
says-"and as for the goats
well, they don't seem to mind it
much"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Room Occupied in 116S
Found In Arizona 49,

Washington-(P)- At Wupatki
national monument in Arizona
recent excavations in prehistoric
stone ruins have brought to light
a room which biologists estimate
was occupied in 1853.
It held seashells from the Gulf
of California which are known to
have been traded from tribe to
tribe over several hundred miles,
as well as remnants of squash
shells, corncobs, cane cigarets,
lima beans, pumpkin seeds, boil
of native cotton, and sandals
woven from leaves of the yucca
plant.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
PETRIFIED APPLE

Los Angeles, Calif.-(P)- Hor-
ticulturists have sawed in two a
heavy object owned by Charles
A. Schrader and decided it is a
petrified apple. They even have
identified the seeds. &s
The 14-ounce object was found
in shipment of Pennsylvania
anthracite, looks like an apple and
isl pale green in color. 1t is be-
ieved it was carried into a coal
mine by workman and that
some peculiar quality in the un-
foreground air petrified it.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
AIR MAIL CONES FREE

La Porte, Calf, -(P)- Resi-
dents of this snowbound mountain
town received letters, newspapers
and even circulars by air mail
without extra postage.
With snow baking his winter
deliveries, Warren Single, mail
contractor, hired a private plane
to drop the bundles from the air.
Residents spread red blanket on
the snow as target.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Two Window Lads
Die In Accidents

Windom-Two boys living in
this vicinity were the victims OF
accidents within three days.
James Johnson, 9, son of MIR,
ard Mrs. Joe johnson living IL
miles north of here, was accident
ally shot in the shoulder with a
% rifle in the hands of his cou-
sin Sunday. He died before doc
tor arrived.
Harold McNeal, 10, drowned
Friday in Cottonwood lake near
his home when he jumped from
raft on which he and another
boy were playing.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
Ambulance Sedan
Used Successfully

Ray Burris used his ambulance
equipped sedan for the second
time Sunday when he took Mrs.
Calvin j. Payne, mother of Mrs.
George M. Hanson, to Abbott
hospital, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Payne, who has been
quite ill, stood the trip nicely.
She went to receive treatment
from a skin specialist.
Mr.. Hanson, Mr.. Payne and
their daughter, Lois, accompanied
her. They described the special
ly equipped car as lone of the
finest things" they had ever seen
in the way of an ambulance. In
ternes at Abbott hospital were
particularly impressed.
Gaelic is still the spoken Ian
guage of the Hebrides islands, off
the west coast of Scotland.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
X-Rays Save Oranges

Olive, Calif.-(P)-The X-ray
has come to the rescue of the cit
rus grower who doesn't know how
to separate good oranges from bad
after a frost.
A. E. Hughes, citrus association
official, reports that the new ma
chine saves so per cent more good
fruit than the old system based
in water flotation.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
1852 Fire Engine Works

Columbia, Calif.-(P-A fire
engine built in 1882 for the king
of the Sandwich islands is owned
by this town and is still usable.'
The apparatus was shipped
from Boston and was sold to Col
umbia, then flourishing mining
town, when it was delayed in San
Francisco in transit.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
BUYS ROOT BEER BARREL

Mrs. Leo Ruder has purchased
the Root Beer Barrel from Ward
Clark. 1t has been moved from
the White Eagle Oil station
grounds to the vacant lot next to
the Coop oil station and was
opened for refreshment business
Tuesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
LOST AND FOUND

Charleston, Wash. -(P)- Last
spring w. c. Savage lost his
watch and chain while working in
his garden. This spring he dug up
a big stick-feed carrot and, said
he, found the watch and chain
imprisoned between its four roots.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28

Piano production in Great Brit
ain dropped from 60.259 units in
1886 to 52.750 in 1887, while pro-
duction of United States piano
manufacturers increased from
90,358 to 10000 during the same
period.