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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
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Good nill-run FIR wood. cord IS 50
Choice l2-in mil nuhbinA cord 50
Bone-dry fir slab .............. $50
Fireplace knots. cord ......... $50
Half bone dry, half gr, slab, Cd. SIS
BRING TRAILER. HELP SELF sec
SPECIAL Bis "a ,,-e :. loads $3.50
(ONl heater or furnace rs
Good cooking furnace mix coal sss
CAMNl tST Best coarse screened
=" Wv sasdust from large
old-grovth fir logs More heat
oil save money. set more heat and
better results Try cur Stove
OIL or Busner Oil
EDWARDS FUEL CO
MA sS3o-e2l EA nth St.-NA oo7T
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Start Buying Home OF Your Own Inspect These Better Values
Evergreen Empire

Evergreen Empire
Weterffons-Teiien Inlat
$40 DOWN. ses0. s. per mouth.
lots 100 II wide. too n. lnaS;
wonderful gravel eeaeh. large
trees. fir. cedar. alder. maple
and hemteek and Wild shfuhs.
so-minate drive from Olympia
nov - TIE time 70 buy build
your cabin and enjoy yourself
next summer,
hiehiaan An PUGET %"
$40 DOWN. $500, S. per month
So miles ives, Of Cen,rAl.a We
have large tract ~ land. tho
most wonderful seil for straw.
berries OF any other kind Of fruit
or for general farming II you
are interested In a real farm.
call in and let Us show you
this place. 40 ACRES. 81, 900. $40
down and $40 per month,
PUGET MILL CO.
PIC East 9th. olympia. Phone 7isi
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s275 SPECIAL

BURN Now-Big half cord best "a"
or Is" block and slab in town.
mixed with 2 SKIS. kiln dried planer
ends
ss25-is slab, Il block. = planer ends
s3.75-is block and \, planer ends
- .0o-iz cord planer ends.
SMITH FUEL. PR 1871 or BR 1854
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$3.50 New Years BARGAIN
BIG CORD pitchy block and slab. all
fir can be used now Best dry
wood in city. under shed two years,
cord 400
BARNEY'S FUEL, ca 1855
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Homes and Opportunities
so HOMES FOR SALE
$3.50 AND III. iuss cash and move
In, All harxsins'
Opportunities
-Four unit apartment. income
ever 800 per- month. WIN take
home in trade
- y
, Twelve unit apartment. income
$500 per month, wii tass home
in trade.
assH=Hsaa=sssaaF
4 Tavern, Cabaret. good loeaslon.
good income. excellent pos.ihii.
tiles
Great Northern Realty Co.
tis Wash. nidg CA 0sas Ma ssaf
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NEW FOUR ROOMS. m.odsrn. AS
flts.fo0m uaoslsfn sz5 IA s1si,
efeiiaEfsryrH
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BEAUTIFUL big. fat little bull
calves ~ each. Gail. i1is ~ 18th
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Auto Parts, Service

STATE INSPECTION - HERKi Nave
your tires FegfOoysd nov Only
soc tire KENT TfHE SHOP. s01l
MCKINLEY. CA s23z.
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Lucky Abner

14STxp7 !. az R,esgi..Isgg. a ysp
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TRADE 1882 Graham Sedan FOR later
model pickup OF coupe Tnun, r.
No 3. box $50 Puyauup.
REFRIGERATOR. Ga foot. for car
livestock Inquire Victor's MARKET.
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MODERN b-ToSyfn house newly fsdsc-
0fatsd inside. 4oz -. 5etn, CA
1881
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Block. slab .... IA cd. s275: Id $500
u block.
Il plnr. ends. i Cd. SIS: Id. ZOO
Planer ends 80. / cd. 400. Id. $50
upl. FIR wood e.. n cd. ? SO. Id. 42s
L pl. ends. = blk. i slab. Il cd. S2a
4 planr. ends, = nubbins. i cd. 22s
SUNSET FUEL Main 1854
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THoRoUGHBRED RABBITS. rsason-
able. bred does. does with Nttrf
o. l2ss S847z Pacific
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BREEDING DOES AND BUCKS Al
up. some from registered Atock.
Also rabbit fertilizer, GA s0si J
370l East "
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WRITE ex s4ll Tor bookIss Of logged
land IN West Wash Tor sails on ear
tsftas. Negsfbasuasr Timber Co.
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Main slsI for Miss Adtsksr
Miscellaneous for Sale

WASHER. radio. cleo. repairs by Heck.
Free est. Phone Heck. MA eaoT.
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Exchanges and Swaps

CONE GET II. Good wood SO and
1850 cord. 6627 So. Clement.
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WANT disabled horses, cattle. Garden
VALLEY fur Farm ssng ~. BOZ To- go
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TRADE In your old furniture on new
at OYerland's. 1899 Broadway.
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Farmers Column

3-YEAR OLD Jersey COW ReaHOuabls
Hansen RI. 5. Boz oOs c. Unifsf-
slty Place.
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SPECIALIZE rick 2-in. planer ends.
o. rs. Quick del. GA 1913
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Baths

EWEATS Thompson MineraD rheum
colds. reducing 1907 A st. MA 1887
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STEAM RADIATORS. SIT sections.
Bargain. A. l. Franks. PAPA Pacific.
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Unfurn. Houses Tor Rent

IidPERIALs--Cisan Apis. hot. cold
water. oisl. 80 Yakima.
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HEAVY planer ends. heater wood a..
% worth, or by cord. GA o7ss.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
xlesMeN.
(Oontinuod.)

rs HOT! Big repeater. plepty immediate
seli: to every typs retail desier and s,s service
sss01 sass b,v.1ssy, s q ch,esso. @ nu'''' o"':'''
sALEsNEN - 1ast-.ellins line original
write auslidcations and territory desired
to BOX 1928. Star.
YEARS INCOME PossIBLH IN NOS;
nished. Repeat commissions without call
VA; ssss' sS Desk Is
sas sonn dsi9s rs asss Gs 9sps.t
Ne eT n:y s .o9co a:ss anG u VIZ
LIONEL PRESS. 3l2-AY. 80. Hamilton.
MEN-Big money -making opportunity, ex-
ets ss'y: p: tine ,n4
iIsly MAsrrs R'sos CO. Debt ii.s Lisonier. Ind.
MAN with car to sell 'Wear-Ever" to homes
h5Sufn 6 Leads ot Sp 70 %est
sfs. sf:Sfse Southern 1nG suildins ". MonDA, D0~
SELL new auto invention; supereharsiMns M
s.,s' Y ., f. sf ..s:d 81: ana NJ. S
is.n's ss .eabls S.'nslst %ss' 'sF Eon! '"s
NaOleS. olUuX lily. 4VWA.
OLD I.:s1s :%Ssa pSse Ss
s;s:;. g.; ::s: Wi :ss.s:s ss;
.sn ss 'ses5'9ss Rees IS. 4 en; s.
sALESNAN-NANAoER
n High-srade. experien@ssd @ . saiesman ~
courses nat!onsIiy ana t.vorssiy Known:
We ar: 's.tns ,.en. :es I'hs man =. u's ..n
tant and permanent one. Must own car.
Ssd lns q sapesienes vii 's 0
tervieWed Immediately. Box 323.T. star.
old-established New York manufacturer
tionsl reputation. has openings foE expert:
Mar,land and Ws.hinst9n, o c. T.rTito,y tory
nent future. Men selected vili receive
sH%Ds 1sans soa s7 y 81. Star general sales
1000 Business Cards 81 90
25 Printed Sales Books 90
S:$$ t?;s!:s a!s;si: s;s;$'s's s's Il: Il:
1ns;Thifs cp@T fs,.oS kIs: onts cS,e.ro
so YOU DON'T BELIEVE
IT!
You have read this ad before but you
didn't believe 1t: We did not promise
+ Y9g W93K HOURS , 4 PAY WTTa
Us you WILL A1kBk BATs TO s.Al. SALES
TWO S4 SMALL Il I, SAILS q pAY vii III GIVE
Y2B 2ppi1fosAh III S2 4 EoHrSNass4s. R6x EAsh 4sD
You did not believe this ad and some
one else has your Job
BUT THERE ARE STILL SEVERAL
GOOD OPENINGS.
No SAMPLES to carry. nothing to buy:
Be trained BY experts for two days and
start to earn every day. Appliance men.
insurance men. in fact men from almost
every line Of selling are making GOOD
DON'T BE A sKEPT1C ANY
LONGER.
Come to our sales meeting Monday
who did believe. They viii tell you how
they are making sales each day. They
will tell you hoW they are
BECOMING SUCCESSFUL
Statesmen.
10 "a Rson 'ha5p as .49.Ss nS,Ssy 2ssssst ;1 soth
Evening star., 1939-11-05
HELP MEN.
4 REAL. OPPORTTTNTTY
MEN,

p B. se':s e. s.t: ss1 Sl:,.ll.a. ses
WHAT IS YOUR FUTURE? ARE
YOU GETTING AHEAD? ARE
YOU ON THE ROAD TO INDE-
PENDENCE IN YOUR TRADE OR
PROFESSION? CAN YOU Elk
PECT TO MAKE FROM $40 TO
500 A WEEK IN 1899? IF NOT,
INVESTIGATE THIS OFFER OF
FREE INSTRUCTION AND I'M
MEDIATE OPPORTUNITY. WE
HAVE NOTHING TO SELL YOU.
.,.S we ;, yill take on additional men who
such men free, L desirous Of receivins this
sss sfns no % .oos x rean. tSsn:a iu :s. 3 mt
kind q selling is necessary. Il YOU are
sasssssfQ methods. 4 you N on. .hho Who
sn. Likes to r practice ICE to learn ;eiii and judS-
ns to xorf for shen w sif s x xe
that You se 'nnos Sa 90 ses
iicSl iicSl instruction ana .uld;1nss: 49,.
renders : very unusual service. Our men
snce as TO- how to conduct the business.
Those. we believe, in : personal interview.
of seeing our invention, meeting our men.
investisatinE their earninss,, our company
and our entire business methods.
saniaation make $2b to 500 for one days
ns!a sc4s; %.n shs ef. .E. % e, n.sd ss
Of a good substantial connection. Please
do not apply for these openings unless
requirements are that you be OF neat sp-
ns :ns y|,,1ss Sf sooS 4; sh.STsetsf and reputation
All men Will be personally interviewed
Monday at I O'Clock ,sh.rp, At 1910 ver-
Men, white, over q years Of age,
with D. c. permits, to drive
Diamond Cabs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
For further details see Mr.. A.
L. Livsie between 8 and 5 pm.
Room No. Ill. 1735 18th st. NV.
A DEPT. STORE desires the
services of a man to act in
capacity of Santa Claus. In
responding, state age, exp.
and salary expected. Box
349-R, Star.
A DEPT. STORE desires the
services of an experienced
floor manager. In respond
ing, state age, exp. and sal
ary expected. Box 342-R,
Star.
CHAUFFEUR, COLORED,
HOUSEMAN; LIVE OUT.
SALARY, $50 MONTH. GIVE
AGE, REFERENCES & TEL.
NO. BOX 245-T, STAR.
LIFE INSURANCE-SALARY
and commission plus all Of
fee expenses to successful
young salesman who can
train and sell with new men.
A real opportunity for the
right man who is ambitious
to qualify for managers posi-
ton with outstanding legal
reserve (non-industrial) life
insurance company for
Washington, D. c., territory.
Please state personal and
business qualifications and
interview will be arranged.
Field Supervisor, Box 3l6-T,
Star.
MEN-REXAIR, THE NEW
SENSATION IN THE SPE-
CIALTY FIELD, HAS A FEW
MORE DEALER FRAN
CHISES AVAILABLE TO
WIDE-AWAKE, ENERGETIC
MEN WITH CARS. EARN
INGS FAR ABOVE AVER
AGE. APPLY MONDAY, 1::3O
PM, 1908 18th ST. NV, RIM.
22O.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
Closing Hour, 4 PM. Saturdays,
for The Sunday Star Classified
... Advertising

The closing hour for the acceptance Of regular
classified advertising (agate, eight point and ten
pointl for The Sunday Star is now pm. Saturday
instead Of $50 pm. as heretofore.
There is no change in the closing time for
Classified Display for The Sunday STAR which is IL
o'clock noon Saturday.
Evening star., 1939-11-05

SANTA CLAUS,
One who has a cheerful, jolly
disposition and q real liking
for children. Apply employ
ment office, 4th floor, Lans-
burgh's Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
HELP WokagN.
(Conttnued.)

sTENooRAPHIR-sWTTcHBOARD oPER-
ATOR; must be thCroushiy exDeriencsd And
hays = ne 'es a. h: r.:
usual y ,S 'ns, sEDs ge'tiSn
and
s..e1 1ss sae ser
n d6csTdlns school Tor young children. BOZ
T.e asI..3 aIRz s05 81 se:. credit work
TNEPHoNI sALHswoNEN wanted b
Good housekeeping for special work
sea ssS.R ssr work from
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. experlenced in
portrait work. Tager Studio, 1927 Conn.
WOMAN, strong. white, to care for IN
room. room .nS aSI : board: 1908 Park I'd. NV:
WOMAN. good backsround, asgressiye per-
sonaAty, able to meet the public. to rent
one; leads and full co-operation; commits
sion basis. Box 367-R. Star.
WOMAN, unencSmbered., with ear. offered
sive cosmetic co. doing outside selling:
advancement BOZ 2sS:R. Star. ~
s md noSag Ss.,: so,a e ca. wse Ss
for interview. Box 227-T, Star.
WE WILL EMPLOY . neat appearing lady
with some sales experience; must know
how TO operate electric ironer. Definite
weekly income suaranteed. See MIS-
Guenther. S1, Y:3O-11:30. Monday an. 1929
YOUNG LADY. good dancer interested in
learning to teach ballroom dancing. Must
who doesn't smoke. 724 1lth st. NV.
AN oLD.HgTABLIsHED COMPANY will
have good-paying position open IN this city
Nov. u j. for intelligent. resoureetul woman;
personality: teaching or experience meeting
public an advantage; give full info. and
phone number in confidence for personal
interview. Box 3l4-T. Star.
GOvERNEss -TEACHER. UNENcUM-
1FaaH 1kpa2s s s1abz2s GHzstN scAo6 AS6 HoE. ST.
PAxs PHkiEscE srATk box xok sss,k HHT51HkrS s1sk tx
CANVASSERS (3), SALARY
AND BONUS.
Intelligent, alert, conscientious
workers. Pleasant work. Only ex-
perienced need apply Monday, 2
to S. 3412 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
APPOINTMENT CLERK
For dept. store beauty salon.
Only those thoroughly expe-
rienced will be considered.
Reply, stating age, expert
ence, etc. Box OAR, Star.
Evening star., 1939-11-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.
FOR RELIABLE HELP. white or colored.
call the Sentinel Employment Service, 6O2
r st. NV. Republic $500.
RELIABLE Agency Dec. 1891. l409 11th.
timers, couples. day workers. housemen. 9:
RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks maids. houseworkers. mothers
helpers aundresses cleaners: dishwashsrs.
oneninss Tor s,ris with referenees' De.
catur 1891. 1897 l1th st. NV.
LooPER,s-Employment for reliable col
work. Michigan 754H
,7. aI H1, wAHDcem%eTe. e, InaHs
vacancies. BALTIC. Teachers Agency, 516 N.
Charles St. Baltic, Nd. Licensed agency.
American Employment Service,
632 Southern Bldg.
wOMENs DIVISION.
Secty;. lesal exp. $3.50 yrs. $1o5 mo.
s:ssni sss d:sIsi .ss
MEMS Division. ~ A
J9ysstis,teT Go.eis, A. 6, c. exp eaI ss
Salesman. a5-40. mar. local resid.:
open.
Salesman. e5-3s. auto sales exp. sa5 VIZ.
MALE HELP
Chef right manaser.
work NIGHTS. live vicinity Hyattsville. Nd;
diner EXP REQUIRED cnn,.r, Ds,m po;i.ion
40. COLLEGE ed. or BACKGROUND national or
ton.
Collector. clothing or
jewelry exp. local: have car
Advertising ssency man.
able to mansee ONCE and write COPY: Balti-
more connection
FEMALE HELP
etenoerapher. years'
lesal exp. single. gentle. age $3.50; perma-
stenoGrapher. age 2l-oB,
~ i Boofk.ener.: ;: PsslMonshi surroush's
calculating machine operator; prefer dept.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 q ct. NV
POSITIONS OPEN.
vi. Apy 1a,.A AMoA ..mnnsle,. with agency exp,
.nf PATENT :Ila ATTY; tmaleo. mech. chem;
semitic under s. yrs. $40 yrs. legal "sle. eap.
sIcTY. S;; nsrENo' ies mG e, for ,ee., o,nc.
should be eenttle tcath.). sinsie. a-s s. Yrs.
e1ei sTrNo' Rs5n; 'asEcTY CIV n9ij sj ,.,,, ~, .,
2s yrs. COLLEGE educa ton single. gentle,
one who Is interested in her job. good
.sTENo.-P. B. <. oPR RECEPT1oN1sr
IL. Tor Law ONCE. some exp, perm;
. sTENo. ~. les.l exp. helpful must
oe Cath single. live at home. neat, attr..
ABLE 70 york indefinitely for s25 week.
sIENO. -. mdse. exp, axe 1926. may
=, BKPR.-TYPIsT n). must have patent
law exp, gentle. ase 1880. perm; 500
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honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Manguson's
third wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Lars Teigland is a patient
in the Gown hospital in Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Penke
and Rae Ann were guests at the
Glenn Bolick home at Lucan Fri
day evening in honor of their son
Cations birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robinson of
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gregoire and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
LaVoy of Green Valley were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Regnier Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dorunn and
Hogan johnson were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
johnson Saturday in honor of
their sixth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kremin
and family were visitors at the
George. Timm home in Posen
township.
Mrs. Clifford Redding and in
FAINT son returned Thursday from
the Gown hospital in Marshall.
Mrs. E. P. Hickey spent from
Wednesday until Monday at the
Vincent Ford and D. p. Foley
homes in Tracy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Ham
merschmidt of Wabasso visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bernardy, their
son-in-law and daughter. Satur-
day afternoon.
The Study club met Sunday
evening at the home of Thomas
Kerby.
Lars Grong left Monday for the
Twin Cities where the c. M. YOU
mans Lumber company will hold
its annual meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Bernardy
and daughters returned from
Breda, Iowa Monday afternoon.
They spent several weeks with
Mrs. A. Wittry, mother of Mrs.
Bernardy and visited many other
relatives and friends.
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were Sunday supper guests at the
Ben Henning home near Wabasso.
Clifford Wise of Franklin was a
Friday afternoon visitor at the
Charles OkinS home.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Albertson
and son and Madeline and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Charles Van Hecke home
at Walnut Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Okins
are the parents of a boy born
January 5.
Jerry Behrens is home from a
New Ulm hospital for the present.
The Revere Thimble club met
with Gertrude Frark Saturday. .
Mi. and Mrs. c. B. Okins and
Doris OF Morton were Sunday
visitors at the Charles OkinS
home.
Mrs. j. L. Christopher arrived
Tuesday to visit at the 3. O.
Christopher home.
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Weekly Summary
OF Revere Events
By Dolores Okins

Revere = Christ Horning and
Elmer Horning drove TO Rochester
Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Iverson visited Mrs.
w. v. New am at the Clinic hos
pital at Tracy Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Schoer
and Sharon Lee Of near Walnut
Grove were Sunday visitors at the
Charles Wilbur home.
M. and Mrs. N. R. Sawyer and
family were weekend guests of
Mrs. c. Leary in Minneapolis.
MI. and Mrs. George Hoffrogge,
Florence Schmidt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hennin9 Of Wabasso
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Rites Conducted for
North Redwood Child
By Mrs. O. w. Simondet

by MIS-. ". w. SlInOiQct
North Redwood = Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev.
Pringle of Franklin at the Hub
bard funeral home in Redwood
Falls Tuesday afternoon for
Henry, five months old son of MIR.
and Mrs. Athalat Smith who died
early Sunday following a few
days illLess with pneumonia. Sur
vivors are his parents, two BROTH
ers and two sisters. Three of the
other children who were also ill
are recovering.
Mrs. Hendricks of Redwood
Falls spent a few days this week
with her sister, Mrs. Athalat
Smith.
Andrew Pettis of Renville visit
ed relatives here last week.
Thorine Johnson and Magdeline
Jchanneck of Redwood Falls visit
ed Myrtle Gaff!-ey Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe T. Gaffney
and Alva Gaffney visited at the
Vern ZumWinkle home near Bea-
yer Falls Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hewett were
called to Luverne this week by
the death of a nephew who died
at Rochester hospital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Redman and
family of Vesta visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Burdick Wednesday.
The Women'S chorus met at the
home of Mrs. B. c.. Winge for
practice Thursday evening.
Mrs. Roy Castle called on Mrs.
Rousch at Redwood Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moudry and
daughter and Mrs. D. V. Clouse
of Olivia were guests at the Joe
Herdina home Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Becker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zachow and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Kurtz
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Steinkamp were Sunday eve
ming dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Taubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Draeger
and Avis were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lueck Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Shulz
and daughter of Delhi visited at
the Clark Burdick home Thurs
day.
At the E. L. c. E. meeting Fri
day evening new officers planned
the work for the year. Those re-
Gently elected are: president, Ruth
HoSkenS; vice president, Evelyn
Becker; secretary, Ruth Mann;
assistant secretary, Glenrae Sch
eunert; treasurer, Alice Simondet
and missionary treasurer, Lois
Kurtz. Myrtle Gaffney is new
member.
Graduates of the catechism
class Sunday evening were Helen
Mann, Shirley Stancer, Charlotte
Scheunert, Avis Draeger, Won
Becker and Milton Zielsdorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Hanson of
Olivia visited relatives here
Thursday.
Mrs. Clark Sponaugle enter
tanned group of women at
luncheon at her home Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons.
Herman Moritz is confined to
his home with flu.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Mann re-
turned Tuesday from Tamarack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Watkins
and family of Morton were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Becker
visited at the Anton Becker home
Monday evening.
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Willow Lake Items
In Weekly Letter
BY Zerelda Fennern


Willow Lake-Walter Christen-
sen of Waterbury and Gust Fen
nern were business callers at
Lake Crystal Friday.
Walter Benson and John Fen
nern spent Friday and Saturday
with relatives at Mankato.
Raymond Fenger returned Sun
day tC New Ulnn where he is en-
ployed at the home Of FIR. and
E4rG. John Kuehn.
Mrs. Karl Tinnm who has been
i'll for several months attended
church Sunday.
Herman Fennern is visiting re-
latives near New Ulm.
Albert Foelster of Mankato is
spendiy g few days at the Louis
Fcnger home.
M. and Mrs. Walter Fennern
and family, John Jr., Walter. Har-
cld Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Foelster and Albert Foelster of
Mankato visited at the Gust Fen
rern home Sunday evening.
Friends and relatives helped
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SHERIDAN PHONE
OFFICERS NAMED
AUGUST BUCHHOLZ is
ELECTED PRESIDENT;
OTHER NEWS ITEMS
By Angelina w. frost


Seaforth- Sheridan Telephone
company met at school district IL
Saturday afternoon. August
Buchholz was elected president,
William Engel, secretary; Joseph
BurtZel, treasurer and William
Bernardy, manager.
Arnold and Charles Pistulka
were Twin Cities visitors Thurs
day.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hammerschmidt of Wabasso visit
ed Nicholas Bernardy, the latter's
grandfather, who has besn con-
fined to bed for several weeks.
A. 7. Rohlik was business
callers at Wabasso Friday after
noon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-19

Mrs. Christian Fennern celebrate
her birthday Thursday evening.
Visitors from a distance were Mr..
and Mrs. John Kuehn and Emma
Fennern of New Ulm. s
Gustie Fennern of Vesta spent
the weekend at the Christian Fem
nern home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-19
ROYAL Classmates

Lexington, Ky.-(P)-In Prof.
J. Holmes Martins genetics class
at the, University of Kentucky,
three students sitting in one row
are named England, Duke and
Earl,
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New Ulm Informs

Continued from page one)
worked out at an early meeting
Of coaches and superintendent.
Arrangements probably will be
little changed except that the dis
trics meet may start in the after
noon, eliminating the necessity of
four games the opening night.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-19
No Crack-UD In % Years

Oklahoma City, Okla Up -
Twenty-three years of truck driv-
ing without an accident has won
a "hero's medal for M. H. Ebert
of Blackwell, Okla. The medal
was presented by the Associated
Motor Carriers of Oklahoma.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-19
Women Get More Saw

London-(P)- The Ministry of
Health has ordered that more wo-
men must serve on Housing Com
mittees in England when the
planning of houses is being con-
Sidersd.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-19

The Virgin Islnds, owned part
ly by the United States and partly
by Great Britain, are about 100 in
number. most of them unin-
habited.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-01-19

A movement is under way in
California to make three years
residence in the state a requisite
for relief.
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S1.2o Value
Medicine
Cabinet

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ish! Clear glass mirror and ;
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