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NINE
WINS AGAIN

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Pocatello Cardinals Tuesday
drew within one and one-nah
games of the league leading Twin
Falls Cowboys with q rs win over
the Boise Pilots. The Cowboys
lost to Ogden, 6-5.
The Cards ended q Pilot winning
streak at eight games a. Nelson
stemmed a last inning Boise rally.
The Redbirds punched hits In the
third. fourth and sixth frames for
six Of their seven rum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
SACRAMENTO

sBatisd for schmidt Ia eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Oakland ...... OiO coo 900 co.
SUMMARY
Winning pitcher, Smith: losing
pitcher, DAY. struck out. ~ Oar ..
Schmidt !, smith . bss<s on balls.
of nsy . smith =. home runs. Levy
two-bas~ hits. Lyman. OTsnso. double
playa. Ofsngo 70 Williams, oudat 70
Lyman. OFenso 70 Williams 20 Osro-
doNski. umplfes. Snyder apd Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
Dick Brewitt
Joins Broncos

Dick Brewitt, Stadium high
schools former gridman, Is now
at santa Clara university. Cal,
working out for the center post
OF the Frosh squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23

DAYTON, O.-Andy Cohen. for
mer Giant second basemsn. 10
managing the Dayton club Of the
Mld-Atlantic league.
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SUMMARY
Losing pitcher wilkis. struek cut
b. Jorzsns 4, Thomas o. WIlfi< y
bases on balls off Joss<ns Z, Thomas
q WiIEie . thfes-bass hits Wilson.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
PosT-sEAsOS sOFTBAIL

The Eagles nine scored a . to
g victory over the Tacoma French
Bakery TO gain a tie for first place
in the A division.
The eagles we're held TO run
until the last inning when they
staged a rally and scored eight OF
their nine runs. Two men were
cut and the score was tied when
Harold Wang. Eagles third base
man. hit a double 70 o the
three winning runs.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Keen Edge Scissors, made by Wiss, including
nail. barber, sewing styles CSC, 2 for $3.50
Elona Hair Nets, single mesh, cap and fringe
styles, in choice Of six shades. Two dozen 58c
Glazed Cotton Chntx Wardrobe Bags, 6o-inch
length, slide-fastened. -Four colors
12-Pocket Shoe Bag to match above garment
NOTIONS, A1sLEs 81. %, FIRST FLOOR.
Woodthrop Soft Sanitary Napkins. IL napkins
W&L Imported Bath Soap, made in England,
lovely scents including pine and sandalwood.
35c, 3 cakes 81
Tooth Brushes, assorted colors. brushes to
package, packages to a abox-------48 -48c
Tooth Brushes, assorted pastel-colored ham
dies Choice of styles 1Sc, 3 for Soc
Mary Dunhill Lipstick, discontinued style. As
sorted colored cases and shades of lipstick- -7Sc
W&L Cleansing Tissue, $50 12x15 sheets. White,
peach mixed colors- -35c, ; packages 81
Wal Cleansing Tissues, 500 9xlO sheets to box.
1edci anu WAlIe- ) boxes 100
Cont CASTLE Soap, IS cakes to Cellophane-
wrapped box. Good size cakes. Box-------$1.2S
TonErRIEs. A1sLEs II, 13. FIRST FLooa.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
IoiIetries and Motions Low Priced

woodbury. Soft Sanitary Napkins so in box
55c, boxes 81
Woodthrop Soft Sanitary Napkins, u to box.
Wal Cleansing Tissues, frilled edge, $50 12xl5
sheets, white and mult-colored.
35c, Packages 81
Same Tissue A. above, 500 9x1O sheets, white
WAL Nainsook Dress Shields regular and
crescent shapes white and flesh. Sizes 2. 3. 4.
} pairs
Kleinert's "Cort" Double Covered Silk Dress
Shields, regular and crescent. Sizes 2. 3, 4.
35c, pairs 81
Rubberizod Silk Seamless Sanitary Aprons flesh,
lace trimmed 78c, for $1.50
Hickory Sanitary Belts. woven with "Lastex'
yarn, inch wide, tabs and pins. Sizes small,
Kleinert's Sturdi- fex ALL one Garment slide
fastened back. Sizes 80 to $225
Kleinert's Tourist Bag in colorful rayon print.
Slide-fastened. Two bottles, two jars-75c
Knitting Bags Of cotton homespun and tap
estry polished wood handles. Sateen lining 95c
Waste Baskets fiber and metal, assortment of
print decorations and colors----7Sc, for $1.5e
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Pull-on Balgora Sweaters of mohair
and Australian WOOL Wee neck. Five
colors. In regular stock 3d. $3.95
Athletic Undershirts, cotton, Durene
and Swiss ribbed. Sizes "a to 46. In
regular stock SOC -- 40c, s for $2.25
Mems Hose Of silk and Isle. Season.
able colors. Sizes 10 to H. In regu-
lar stock $l Csc, s pairs $3.50
Pajamas in end-to-en cotton madras
and broadcloth. Notched, MILDLY.
surplice. Sizes A, B, c, D. In regular
stock 50 ~ " $2.15
Woodlothian White Cotton Broad
cloth Shirts, collar-attached and
neckband styles. In regular stock
$250-- S1.s5, 3 for S565
White and Fancy Shorts, full-cut, Of
cotton madras and broadcloth. Tie
sides. In regular stock 75c,
6oc, 3 for $l.s5
Mems Neckties in all silk and silk and
rayon. Seasonable colors and patterns.
In regular stock $3.50 49, S1.15, $1.45
Mems Neckties in silk and silk and
rayon. Good selection Of colors. In
regular stock 81. $3.50 - Sl.45
Mems Spring Topcoats, good selec-
ton Of wool tweeds. Raglan and Bal
macaans. In regular stock $50 $24.50
Harris Tweed Topcoats, tailored by
Lees of Galashiels of Scotland. Raglan
sleeves. In regular stock $50 $3.50
Woodshire Suits in serviceable wor-
steds and cheviots. Single and dou-
bic breasted. In regular stock $35.
$3.50
W0odshire Two-trouser Suits. Wool
cheviots and tweeds. Plain and sports
back styles. In regular stock $45, $3.50
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Savings for the WeII-dressed Man

Custom tailored Suits in new Spring
woolens-fine worsteds and Saxonies.
Regularly sos Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Matrix Shoes, calf, kid and grained
calf Black or tan. Many styles.
Combination lasts. In regular stock
Johnston 4 Murphy Shoes, black or
tan calf. Three smart styles. Leather
soles and heels. In regular stock
SlZ.oo ------------------ DIV
Johnston 4 Murphy Shoes. wide
toe, black or brown calf. Leather
soles and heels. In regular stock
1875 ------------------ wi
Johnston 4 Murphy Shoes, tan grain
calf. wingtip, medium toe. In regular
stock $3.50 Sl2.40
Mems Split Pack Flat Shoe Tree, ad-
Unstable to sizes 5 to 8, and 8 up.
Keeps shoes shapely. In regular stock
81. Pair
Mems Hats, 5x Beaver quality, va
riety of brims and light and dark
colors. Handmade. In regular stock
$lU $o.So
Woodlothian Hats. welt and bound
edges and snap brir1s. Grays, greens.
browns In regular stock IS S3.S5
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Woodshire Varsity Two-trouser Suits
in new Spring patterned wool chev-
lots and tweeds In regular stock
$3.50 $21.75
Sports Slacks in wool cheviots and
tweeds. Variety OF colors and pat
terms. Waist sizes ~ to 81. In reg
ular stock S4.S5
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Stationery, Books, Engraving

Waste Baskets Of fiber board, antique
finish, wide selection Of prints. is
inches high ------78c; 2 for $1.5o
Bronze List Finders for home or Office
Convenient for telephone stands and
Reversible Card Table Covers in cotton
suede cloth. Green, blue, or maroon
reverse side tan --7Sc 7Sc
Permo Personal File. in imitation
leather, alphabetical index. Choice Of
Compact File for your valuable records
stocks, insurance policies, notes. In
side envelopes $50
Playing Cards 2 decks to box, choice
of 10 new designs. decks-------8oc
STATIONERY, A1sLEs 2, 4, 8,
FIRST FLOOR.
Zylonite Optical Frames, lenses not in
cluded SS.oO
Optical Mountings, gold-f1ed 10K
center. White or yellow gold filled.
Lenses not ded------------$5.7S
Oxford Frames white gold Allied with
AK spring and Sterling silver chain.
Lenses not included ------- $3.50
OPTICAL SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Wrist Watch Straps, attached while
you wait
Women's Cord Bracelets ---$1.7S
Mems Imported English Leather
Straps 100
JEwELRY REPAIR DESK, FIRST FLOOR.
Enxraved Script-style Plate with 100
Combination Offer, Script Plate, so in
formals, so envelopes, 50 visiting
cards 1915
100 Informals with Envelopes engraved
from your own plate
Outline-style Plate with 100 visiting
Combination Offer, Outline Plate, so
informals, so envelopes to match. 80
visiting cards ----------N
ENGRAVING ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Silver REPEATING reduced ao% for An
niversary. A splendid opportunity for
you to have your silver replated, re-
bufYed and generally repaired at great
ly reduced prices.
JEwELRY REPAIR DESK. FIRST F1oos.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Silver for Sparkling Hospitality

Cleaning Sterling Silver Tea Sets
with coffee pot, teapot. waste bowl,
sugar and creamer Set
Silver-plated Holloware, beautifully
designed, in wide variety Of attrac-
tive pieces. $4.65
Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher and
Sugar Bowl Sets, attractively boxed
for giving SIS
SILVER ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Modern Library, over $50 titles Of we'll
known books. In regular stock Csc.
Each
Modern Library Giants, over 40 titles
Of full library size books. In regular
stock at $125. Each 9 CSC
Favorite Books in special de luxe bind
ings. Is of the most popular titles.
In regular stock $1.55
Americas Cook Book compiled by the
New York Herald Tribune Institute.
In regular stock $1.95
Etiquette by Emily Post, ''Blue Book Of
Social Usage" In regular stock
Practical Standard Dictionary by
Funk & Wagnalls, largest abridged
edition published. In regular stock
IS 1895
Sing aSong Player Book with popular
children's song, pictures, and set-in
xylophone. In regular stock $1---7sc
Illuminated Globes, 1o-inch size with
THE Book STORE, AISLE 23,
FIRST FLOOR.
Crushed Bond Writing Paper, 3 colors,
3 sizes Of sheets, 3 different quantities.
BOX ---------------
Gift Boxed Writing Paper in smart
styles, 4 colors and white. 4s sheets,
48 envelopes $50
Imperial vellum Paper printed with
name and address, motif, or mon
ogram on sheets only. Many colors
and many styles. Two weeks delivery.
55c, 2 boxes 81
Imported Telephone Book Covers in
many designs, paper. In tan, blue,
brown, green, red -------78 78c
Etched Solid Brass Desk Set, pad, blot
ter inkwell, stamp box, paper rack,
knife, tray ---------------e--$3.95
Mexican Onyx Desk Sets with fountain
pen and base, blotter, knife, calendar
and pad Observation-Disclosures $3.S5
Mexican Onyx Book Ends with English
bron1e-finished ornaments. styles.
T1H ------------------- WOW
Desk Pads with calfskin corners. gold
fooled. 12xl9. 16x2l, 1sx24. 3 smart
coloes ---------------------
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Powder Puffs, variety Of colors- -3Sc
To1LErR1Ls. A1sLEs II AND l3,
FIRST FLOOR.
Balcano Facials, regularly $50. spe-
Nina Facials, regularly 81. Special.
$l.5o
Nina Facials. Have your winter"
skin toned. and save during the Anni-
versary offering. Regularly 50 -. S2.4e
French imported Gray Transforma-
tions, in regular stock, $30 SIS
Assorted Shades Of Transformation
In regular stock, S25- $50
BEAUTY SALON, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Attractive Cifts-Anniversary Priced

and saucers, / covered sugar bowl,
creamer S6.75
Armchairs with backs and seats COW
cred IN needlepoint with petit point
centers. Brown, blue or green back
grounds. Walnut frames S4s.75
THE GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Hand-Forged Aluminum-round tray,
bowls. relish tray with glass insert,
Sx14-inch handled tray, 12xl2-inch
tray with fiuted edge, 12x16-inch tray,
and silent buffers. $2.35
Sterling Silver Candlesticks, plain or
beaded design. Each
The GIT SHOP, sEvxNrH Floor.
CUTS, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Franciscan Ware Starter Sets. Deep
shades, pale pastels or sunny colors-
in FL Patio. Coronado (swirD and
Montecito patterns. Sixteen-piece
Tilt-Top Card Tables with stain-re-
sistant plywood tops; decorations,
$2.35
Metal Waste Baskets in four colors
with assorted prints,
: for $1.5o; each, 7Sc
18-Piece Della Robbia Breakfast Sets
In blue or yellow background @5.55
1S.Pieoe FIower Decorated Earthen-
ware Sets- each Of bread-and-but-
ter plates, luncheon plates, tea cups
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Begins Tomorrow; February 10th
The Once-a-year Savings Event.
Hundreds Of Exceptional Values

Woodthrop Soft Sanitary Napkins, 50
in family size box 55c. 2 boxes 81
Charles Of the Ritz Rejuvenescence
Cream. Regular $6 size jar 81
Charles Of the Ritz Face Powder,
blended for you by our trained repre-
oSAAVdtAFC 81
Overnight Case Of alligator-grained
Fabrikoid. Fitted with bottles and
jars. colors s $3.95
Soft White Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets
to roll Dozen rolls csc
W&L An-Water Soap, IL cakes to box.
Lilac bouquet, violet, verbena, jasmin,
rose odors. Box --- ---- CSC
Wal Tinted Toilet Tissue, 1000
sheet rolls, Green, blue, pink orchid,
yellow. Dozen rolls .---75c
Evening star., 1939-02-15
fashions Accessories at Savings

Women's Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, all
white, white with colors 55c; for 81
Women's Embroidered Linen Handkerchefs,
white. nd-embrodered, hand-rolled hens.
Each ----------23 23c
Mems Plain White Linen Handkerchiefs, u and
u inch hens 6 for--------$ $1.l0
Mems initiated White Linen Handkerchiefs,
55c; for 81
Mems initiated White Linen Handkerchiefs,
hand-embroidered initials, hand-rolled hens.
3 for csc
HANDKERCHIEF, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR
Richelieu Simulated Pearl Necklaces, assorted
sizes and lengths, or strand. Each Sl.5s
Assorted Novelty Jewelry, including necklaces,
bracelets, pins, clips and earrings. Each $2.s5
Assorted Novelty Jewelry, including necklaces,
bracelets. pins, clips and crosses. Each -7sc
Novelty Jewelry in many styles-necklaces, pins,
bracelets, clips, and earrings Each ------$ $1.58
Metal Picture Frames in gold or silver color.
Axe, 6x8 7x9, and 8Xl0. Easel or hang.
Each ----78 78c
Fine Frames of oxidized silver finish or gold
plate, choice of six designs. 7xe, 712xs12, sxlo.
Fine Frames, same as above, in 9x12 and 10xl3
NOVELTY JEwELRY, A1sLEs 3, S, Z,
FIRST FLOOR
Granite Service Silk Hose, Isle hem sole. Short
and regular lengths. In regular stock, $135,
$1.05; 3 pairs, s.
Granite AM-Silk Krinkle- Sheer Deluxe Hose
and semi-sheer all silk. In regular stock, $1.35,
S1.05; 3 pairs. 50
Granite Krinkle Knit Sturdy Sheer Silk Hose
and Grani-Flex Stretch-Top Chiffon. In regu-
lar stock, $1.15 CSC; pairs, Sass
Granite All-Silk Chiffon Hose, 3 or 4 thread and
semi-sheers, Isle plated sole. In regular stock,
81 soc; 3 pairs, $225
Granite Silk Chiffon in shorts and extra long
lengths. In regular stock, 81 SOC; pairs, $225
Granite Mercerized Lisle Hose in all the new
Spring shades In regular stock, S5c,
CSC; pairs, 81
Jane Wandl Dul-Glo Silk Hose, all-silk S-thread
chiffons with heel-in-heel. In regular stock,
$135 -S1.05; pairs, 50
Roman Stripe All-SiIk Chiffon Hose, 3-thread,
In regular stock S1.15- CSC; pairs, S265
Woodward & Lothrop Tissue Silk Chiffon Hose,
Cellophane- wrapped. In regular stock, ST. 500
Jane Wandl Comfortop Hose, all-silk, 3-thread,
and 7 thread with plated toe. In regular
HOSIERY. AISLE IT, 19, FIRST FLOOR.
White Collar and Cuffs, wee and round styles.
Cotton organdy, embroidered net---$2.15
Scarfs, Squares and Ascots, in plain and printed
silk. All the lovely Spring colors
blouses OF cotton batiste and organdy, white,
lace and embroidery trimmed $3s5
Cotton Batiste Blouses, elaborately embroidered.
Two charming styles from which to choose, $475
Collars and Collar Sets, Bibs, Vestees and Yokes.
White cotton net, organdy, pique- $1.45
Tailored Blouses in printed rayon crepe with
smart tie collar. Attractive new Spring
colors $2.35
Tailored Shirts in Interestingly floral patterned
rayon and linen
NEcKWEAR, AISLE IS, FIRST FLOOR
Ribbons for SaShes, plain and Roman striped
in rayon, silk 78c each
RIBBONS. AISLE 90 FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Sterling Silver Holloware, including
compotes, salts and peppers, sugar and
creamers. Each -.--S3 S3.S5
SILVER Room, FIRST FLOOR.
Travelling Clocks, 8-day movement. In
black, blue, beige. green, brown
leather $S.S5
Attractive Sterling Toilet Sets with
brush, comb, mirror. Gracefully pat
termed S9.S5
Evening star., 1939-02-15

in cranberry or japonica. In black,
navy, white $l.55
Hantbags-pouches, envelopes and swagger
styles Striking in cranberry, japonica, green,
red, butterscotch, brown, black, white. Patent
leather or pearl-grain, alligator-grain or smooth
calf S315
Soft Dressy Pouches and Trim Envelope Bags in
patent leather or calf. New colors and con-
slant favorltes-
Spring Bags in patent leather or calf. Smart
coors and styles
Dashing Belts in favorite Spring colors Patent
leather, suede or capeskin-in varied widths and
styles
Cleaning Metal Belts gold or silver colored 7sc
LEATHER GOODS, AIsLEs 8 AND 10.
FIRST FLOOR.
Fur Collars Of skunk, in light Spring shades as
we'll as darker ones. Several styles S8.75
Cotton Dress Laces in smart new patterns. For
evening and Summer wear. IS inches Yard, 85c
Dress Laces of cotton and rayon in new array
Of attractive patterns IS inches. Yard---78c
Rayon and Silk Dress Laces, lovely and sheer.
New colors. IS inches wide. Yard------s1.10
Dress Clips in wide variety of colors. Com
position material Assorted styles. Each --25c
Dress Buckles to match above clips. Attractive
colors. Each soc
Ocean Pearl Buttons in styles, assorted sizes,
IL to Csc
Ocean Pearl Buckles for Summer Frocks.
Each " SOC
Ocean Pearl Clips and Slides for smart dress
additions. Each 25c
Crystal Glass Buttons, 4 sizes, assorted colors.
Dozen, 2oc. 25c. Others, u dozen, SOC. Csc
LAcEs. Wells, TRIMMINGS, AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR.
Artificial Paper Roses. long stemmed. Assorted
colors to best suit your rooms. ---3 for 45c
Decorated Paper Flowers-roses, jonquils, and
tulips. Assorted colors- ors--6 for 78c
Artificial Flower B0utOnnieres cotton pique
flowers, violets, daisies, and old-fashioned
groups 38c
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, AISLE 20, FIRST FLOOR.
Fancy Oil Silk Umbrellas, 16-rib, novelty and
PW. handles. 8-color choice
Umbrellas Of rayon and cotton Gloria, 16-rib.
plain and figured, plain and novelty handles
$1.45
Umbrellas Of silk and silk and rayon, plain, bor-
dered, and all-over patterned Many colors
s2s5
Good looking Umbrellas in silk, and silk and
rayon. 16-rib, PW. and novelty handles. Many
styles s3.85
UMBRELLAS, AISLE 16, FIRST FLOOR.
Doeskin Pull-on Gloves, 6-button length, white
and natural. PIX. sewn, Bolton thumb.
Pair S185
Capeskin Gloves 4-button, pullon style. Black,
navy, japonica, cherry BURBERRY, white.
Fair
Shortie Pull-on Gloves in pigskin, and pig and
cape combinations. Colors and white Pair
S1S5
Fancy Suede and Doeskin Gloves in an attrac-
tive selection OF colors, and white. Pair$1.85
Fabric Gloves In rayon, and cotton. Fancy and
tailored styles les-----------5sc; 2 pairs, $l.lo
GLOVES. AISLE 18, FIRST FLOOR.
Children's Cotton Anklets and Half Socks plain
ana fancy. Anklets, sizes to 1917; half-socks,
70 lo---- pairs, 81
CHnoREN's Hosiery, AISLE IT,, FIRST FLOOR.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-12-14
IA Townships
Boost Bureau
Memberships
COUNTY ENROLMENT
TO EXCEED LAST
YEARS TOTAL

An increase of membership in
the Redwood County Farm Bur-
eau was reported by ID townships
through their representatives at
an enrolment Victory Night in
the Wabasso schoolhouse Thurs
day evening.
Springdale, North Hero, Lam
berton, Charlestown, Waterbury,
Willow Lake, Shutdown, Vail,
Granite Rock, Underwood, Vesta,
Redwood Falls, Homer and Delhi
upped their membership over last
year.
"The Redwood County Farm
Bureau is on the way up" said
Superintendent Wallace F. Simp-
son of the Wabasso school, as it
was indicated that countrywide
enrolment would be well above
that of last year. A complete re-
port has not been released.
Campaign workers reporting at
the affair were: Joseph johann
neck, Wabasso; Kenneth Hem
mingsen, Springfield; Glen Armi-
tage, Redwood Falls; Charles
Behrends, Sanborn; William Beh-
rends, Lamberton; Ralph FLAG,
Sanborn; William Poulsen, Red
wood Falls; I. R. Purdy, state
Farm Bureau representative; F.
w. Moses, Tracy; George Baum,
Walnut Grove; J. w. Morgan,
Marshall; Otto Bloedow, Wanda;
James Whittet, Redwood Falls;
r. c. Bellig, Wabasso; Albert
Hansen, Lucan; H. A. VIM, Red
wood Falls and Phil Lohrbach,
Walnut Grove.
A gold watch award for baby
beef showmanship was made to
Nels Hansen of Walnut Grove by
Mr.. Purdy. Donated by the Min
nesotsl Farm Bureau, the award
came to Nels as state champion
beef Snowman at the Junior live
stock show.
A girls sextet, Marian Price,
LaVon Renberg, Theresa Brey,
Mildred Johanneck, Ada Sanford
and Ival Hanske, all of Wabasso
High school sang "Silent Night
and "God Bless America" accom-
panied by Cecilia Reed. Margaret
Wagner played piano solo,
Failing Waters"
An hour was spent playing
games under the leadership of
Irene Neuschwander.
The lunch committee was Mrs.
Otto Flom, Mrs. William Poulsen
and Mrs. H. A. VIM.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-12-14
City BuysLot
For Park Land
COUNTY LAND SALE
RECEIPTS ABOVE
APPRAISALS

The city of Redwood Falls pur-
chased parcels of land south of
highway 10 between Lake Red
wood and the state highway shop,
lots which supplement the land
included in a Identification pro-
ject planned since 1886, at a sale
of tax delinquent lands in the
Redwood county courthouse this
morning. Bid in by F. B. Forbes,
city recorder, the lots cost So.
About 60 bidders and spectators
jammed the first floor corridor as
County Auditor Ira r. Rogers
cried the sale.
Plans for the city park project
on the west banks of the lake
were revived Monday when Har-
old Swift, state highway depart
men landscape engineer and Mr..
Swift, divisional engineer confer
red with Leon H. Brown, city at
torney.
It is expected that M. J. Hoff-
man, state highway commission
er will visit Redwood Falls soon
and examine the premises while
here.
Some properties went high
above the valuation set on them
by county commissioners. One of
them, the old George Thompson
house and land in the northeast
section of Redwood Falls was ap-
praised at $160, went for $500 to
Mrs. ROLAND Overmeyer. Had
Thompson who offered bids on
the home for his mother says part
of the house is the old Jail which
stood on the present site Of the
Church of Christ.
Mrs. Overmeyer did not offer
a bid until Mr.. Thompson had
dropped out.
Another spirited session came
when an 80 acre tract in Under
wood township, appraised at S.
200, was sold for 100 to Robert
Growing.
The state made money today,
realizing $14,528 from the sale and
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