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DIRECTORY OF UNFURNISEED APARTMENTS
2204 to 22l2 40th Pl.. NV.

1904 to 22l2 40th Pl.:: NV.
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On: s.ta: i:ss. -; psrss. = exeo... ns.iy
sss sseTrssssai sasd.,' 5000 to s'a'o' Open da''
INVESTMENT q Mslssll1 slas: coSSlbi 81. aooa,
VICTOR APARTMENTS;
ain. rm:. fit;; bath: he.t hot water. .isni-
tor serv. incl: convenient stores. schools.
Avail. immediately So;
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th Ct. Realtor MA. O75s:
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
bath; :eisened porch I.noVst.d s%s de'ns ns4oSo.. Is.
s:ts s:..s: ;ssiFs;ssd sisSsd porch s1e fsfs: r:so:
l,t l+1a s.ts: 4, a. ss-a & bedrooms: liv. rm..
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th o. Realtor. MA. 075s.
-. $32.50.
'; :,' heat and hos s' x.t.I tt ise sst
L. T. GRAVATTE, :.
g29 18th NV. Realtor National o7s3.
613 9Th ST. NV.
49, rooms ON kitchen and bath; newly pa
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1903 K st. NV. National O5s7.
PARK VIEW TERRACE.
26l5 42nd ST. NV, NO. POI.
Modern apt, 2 nice-size rooms. sun
room. kitchen. dinette. bath with shower.
ALI, UTILITIES EXCEPT PHONE FURN.
Storage Space and Laundry Facilities,
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER
$68.
533 18th St. MA. O352.
$50. .50-RANDLE HIGHLANDS,
1343 10Th ST. Sc, APT. 2
~ BLOCK OFT PA. AVE.
= rms. kit. bath. porch: modern, In
every respest. Key at Apt ]: or
CAAkLE0 REALTY CO.. MA. 1885.
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1850 seth ST. NV,

1850 seth ST. NV,
APT. l.
Two rooms. kitchen, dininS alcove. larse
screened porch and bath; electric refriser-
stion, heat and hot water furnished; semi
$49.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
o25 18th St MA, 2lOo.
FORT DAVIS APIS.
3867-71 Alabama Ave. Sc
Overlooking the City.
rooms kitchen. dinette. bath and
ioyer. S56.5O. Electricity. sAs and heat
included in rent
Res. MsI.. Mrs Klingsohr. AT. 55O3.
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI $500.
Evening star., 1940-03-24

LOOK! 6301 18th ST. NV.
2 beautiful rooms, kitchen. dinetts, refg.j
plentiful closets; pansled walls, vsnttiap
ipSusInS w sH4Sl.Tdn Isi5 else .na 81 .,o.
1904 NEAL ST. NE, APT. {.
large porch; heat. h. "; furn. Near schools,
RATED
Bee also Apt. 4. 1909 Holbrook st. n.s.
CHARLES REALTY CO. MA. 1855.
THE ZEBULON,
1920 14th st. NV.
Modern apt. BLDG. near Sheridan shops
pins center and theater: 2 rooms, dinetts,
kitchen. bath. elec. refs. incineraters:
See resident manaxer in Apt. 1O1.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
s729 18th st. NV. Realtor. Ma o763.
COOL APARTMENT.
1906 WISCONSIN AVE.
Alto Towers. Opposite the CatAedral
! room, kitchen. dinette and bath $3.50
Free Refrigsratioq, .
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THE DAHIIA

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'Isss!Sr ee4sS :as .D s.th room 'ne0'sd sun a, oo
Res Mar. RA. 1880. 'o'o'
1404 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Heat. Hot water. Gas snd nq Reft n 1nsudtS %
3517 18th ST. NV.
3 b,tS THom' e bedrooms'. kitchen. .
Refrigeration. Garage 81 S'S''
4425 14th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S46BO
Refriserstion on HOUSE Cur-~nt.
1915 SHERWOOD ST. NE.
Apt ID rooms. kitchen, bath and
porch $3.50
25O4 10th ST. NE.
l room room Murphy bed, kitchen, di-
: Issns, rooms Kitchen. dine.te. bath and ''s'o0
porch 51.OO
2520 10th ST. NE.
e. M. WILLIS l. SONS. ''''''
sl6 Investment Blds. National f47a.
WALK TO WORK.
EFFICIENCY-PO APT.
Close downtown. mod. blds.: LIVING rm..
G,hstte; I;.ht, rf kir dressing rm. Murphy bed;
inf porch. s47 s614 Que st. NV. NV '''''
COTTAGE CITY. ND.
rms. Kit. bath. din: porch: heat and
not water furnished. S46.
1923 QUEEN ST. NE.
% rms. Ky. path, din. porch. elec. refG.
R. v MARCERON
el3 18th st. NV. National s5ss,
1927 A ST. Sc.
titssen oo1sh .s rms, ,G s:th tiled
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 27OO.
1884 10th ST. NV.
. Desirable ants., room. kitchen and
? rooms kitchen and bath: $3.50
1476 NEWTON ST. NV.
on hosse sSs~. .ull.n r:shen sts rs bath es refs
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
porch; l Fcen, sss. kitchen bath sl.''-sne'o..d
porch: ro9sRs ms ,a Kitchen and BATH slass-inel.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath: S4S.
1419 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
- rms kitchen ana bath; tas, elee
1412 EUCLID ST. NV.
8 lartA rooms and bath: Sss.
969 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
Modern: rms, kitchen and bath. 3
3427 18th ST. NV.
for isstins inei sentn So ana BATH porch slse
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
1874 Park Rd NV. CO. Os3s.
THE LEHIGH,
o605 ADAMS MILL RD-S45.
rooms. kitchen. bath and porch; elec-
natl. MORT. 1 INV. CORP. MA. 5saa
In Town. Rms, Bath, $40.
Plea. 2210 Penn ave. NV. Me sa3s.
$500 sfss fSoHf; FsokfbH KE1czET zvz. sMl PATH
Spacious. cool apartments in a
quiet residential building just
erences required .4-hour ele-
S..tor and switchboard service.
~ fs. FslnsSoro FFs11Ssns @'sori1' sorth 1897.
$3.50 R2HS sfss 15E5 k5TeHENi " Nv PATH
ssd,n. eHGas5 LAMONT i,qs. roon. St n S,.....
netian blinds. parauet floors.
carpeted corridors Free gas
electricity and refriger tion:
24-hour elevator service. See
Resident Manager. Hobart 2Io2
&A) m 4 AND s ROOMS, KIT 4, BATH.
2150 l4th ST. NV
and Front Apt: fireplace, likht hoors,
$4,000 ~ ~ :1d y ss:,ssn ssps:Sss 4e
mont St. for key. Information
FIDELITY STORAGE CO,
1920 You et. NV. NO. 5000
$62.50 3 ,eSS fooTs Es1.k6%NG4F kk{%GFfH: = Path. 4
and Corner apt. with large rooms
Au 50 arraneed that 1t could be
$3.50 nssd m:nt " n:c.a;,es s1sedr0e% ON. apart;
kitchen: free Gas: tile bath
lisht floors; ivory woodwork:
?4-hour elevator and switch
board service Res MIR.
Cn1nnoh}A
Evening star., 1940-03-24

HIGHEST RIDGE m CITY.
Opposite National Cathedral.
301O WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
New built-in kitchen cabinets.
latest style: .ll.white Detroit Jewell
r''n hsos soa son5pl 9n.n.a md 5n sr
cite; kitchen and Satn with shower. s
Free Frisidaire Elevator. Res.
d:T:, i;s.:, :sss. 5sem'. s." Plenty $3.50
17e7 X St NV. w astropoiit.n so11.
Duplex-429 Evarts st. NE.
Apt. !, rooms. kitchen, dinette. bath
sna Ks1 ',rse Ar, screened porch sas heat. sss.bo
Ne,. az; {. WELDON CO.. ME-. ao,1.
NEAR GOVT DEPTS.
. ,.1a7 PA. AVE. NV
'''"'' &''enss iss7 'pd = 81 f.'s NV. sso''o
j. l'em' 1''esfs sis !!na snS Hsih ~ NV. sa'oo
. rooms 1''ests ais4 'pd ? 81 4.'s NV. ss7.'o
. . rooms .''esfe sies 90 9 81 si'h NV. $3.50
CHAs. L. NORRIS, ''''
.l35 Pa. Ave. NV RE-. e112,
1925 FULTON ST. NV.
HIGH ELEvATIoN-coNv. rRANsp.
ADJ. - rooms din, kit. bath. large
screened porch. 3 expos: heat, hot-wAter
incl. Excel. cond., $500.
j. MERRILL CONNER.
Investment Bldg. D1 2OO2,
625 MELLON ST. Sc.
rooms. kitchen and bath: lovely loca-
ton: convenient to stores and transports
ton; heat furnished; S37 80 mbnthly
FEDERAL FINANCE CO. 9l3 New York
ave. nv. National 74I6.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Pip 9Th ST NE


r. APT 4.
'.s md t'tsssn .sss: .I.: ::r 's sS,ss
"'''''' "''' $S4o.5o.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21oo. a:6 18th St. NV
CENSUS BUREAU rMpLoYEs. SOCIAL
,hs.. smDlSyes Iye near ,ess werf
20l 9Th ST. NE.
convenience. complete electric Kitchens and
elevator service. Apts. OF i room. ir,cicse6
sun porch. kitchen and bath. $50. Re
esen s /. neassa ind IN ss s.e r.ss
''' '' iyH'1l i1s 18th t'i 81. + s. s.E.
homsk. sf az; Tns, i you ..n
Zach apartment equipped with built-in
bookcases: Venetian blinds and. iarse Eisc-
eop.t. teSax Tier: q
ssnssi. r. s%e',n' IN .'.,'~so' service
613 Union Trust Blds. MA. 1890.
DUPLEX.
9 rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath with
s99owsr 81 YER large S concrete screened porch use
asa RANDoIPH ST. NV.
ATfaAsG15xEz At faRAsGsoxEz.AslsfA .AssAREMFNTss RENM1sTs
430 IRVING ST. NV,
A front apt. Of 3 rooms. kitchen and
en,f en1h .,th .dto refriseration furnished; now
1922 N ST. NV.
Central downtown: three larke rooms,
kitchen and bath; completely redecorAted;
rent. S45.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
s13 Union Trust Bldg Ma 1890
Evening star., 1940-03-24

1435-1443 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
New Apis. Afr Conditioned
BY Westinghouse.
!: BEDRMs.. LIy. RM. KIT. DIN.
3 BEDRMS.. LIV. RM, KIT.. DIN,
Ii BEDRM, LiV. RM.. KIT, DIN.
BATH. S59.50.
See RES. MANAGER or Phone RA 5g45'
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
~ 18th st; ne Apt. 3LLarse Twins
S1S H. 's' s s :Hn: s:sdn s's seSs:;
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MT. VERNON GARDENS,
tbs So. Washington st.
ON MT. VERNON BLVD.
BRAND-NEW APTS.
YOU SHOULD SEE THEM.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
Alex. 24s4. MA. ss75.
COOL APARTMENT
1885 3rd ST. NE,
THE GELMONT.
] room. dinette kitchen and bath. S45.
Gas. electricity and heat furnished.
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. 5000.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-12

Of that, March. And, after all, you'll
have to face the possibility of running
into him somewhere sooner or later"
March said thickly, "No. No."
"All right" Griff capitulated.
well skip Kenoqua until you've had
time to grow more nonchalant about
all this, until later"
81 won't ever grow nonchalant a.
bout it," March cut in. 81 won't ever
go to Kenoqua." His assurance, his
confident assumption that she was go
ing to marry him, aroused in her a
sort of panic. She said, "You take
too much for granted, Griff. Entirely
too much. It would be cruel to let
you hope and plan, when you'd have
all the disappointment to face over
again later. I'm fond of you, in a
friendly way. I'm-sorry to hurt you.
But you're not to count on any more
than my friendship-not ever. I don't
love you. I'm through with love. I'll
never marry you. Do you understand,
Griff?"
The sudden bleakness of his face
frightened her a little. 1t was as
though some inner illumination had
gone out. But it was better to be
frank, once and for all. She tried to
shut out the memory of Pats voice,
pleading, "Be kind to him, March.
He's so Vulnerable, he wants things so
dreadfully. And when he loses-as he
so often seems to lose"
She couldn't help it that he had lost
again. And would it be kindness to
encourage him, to let him plan for
future that was never to be, future
that linked her life to his?
There were tears on March's iashes,
tears of pity. Impulsively she laid
her hand on Griff's. "Please believe
I'm sorry it has to be like this. I know
how you feel. 1t isn't easy to give up
someone we love, someone we want
more than life itself. I've had to do
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-12
! BELONG TO YOU By b 30 9ASS1R

marry anyone. love my husband
I'm afraid / always shall"
But that's morbid, March. And
you talk to me about being sensible"
Griff's voice grew tender, You poor
kid, you've had a tough time, haven't
you? And then barge in on you out
of clear sky. making demands get
ting you all scared and uncertain y
He wasn't trying to touch her now
He crossed his arms and leaned back
March couldn't know the effort that
aloofness cost him. He said, II meant
that about being patient. Now that
you know how I feel, We'll let things
ride till later-till you're ready. Just
remember I'll always be around, low
ing you, wanting you"
March ran her fingers YEARLY up
ward through her hair and Griff said
hastily, "All right, I'll be good. Look
We'll talk about something else en-
tirely. I brought you an invitation
from Pat-and from me, too, of
course. A bunch of us are going up to
the lake for holiday week. We want
you to come, too"
March asked incredulously, "You
mean Kenoqua?"
"Sure. We often go up this time of
year. It's great sport, ice-boating and
skiing, and we'll celebrate New Years
as 1T should be celebrated. It's swell
up there in the winter"
March whispered, caught momen-
tarily in the grip of unbearable nos
talgia, 81 know" And then, more
firmly, 'But I couldn't go, Griff. 1
dream of going"
"Why not? Afraid you'll see your
husband? But there's hardly chance
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-12

it and know, Griff. But-it'll be diff
ferent for you. You'll find someone
else, someone who'll love you-and
make you happy"
Griff said, Happy" Something
had gone out of his voice, too. He
sounded older. He sounded like man
beaten by life, instead of boy with
everything before him.
He said, 81 can't be happy without
you, March. There anything to
look forward to without you" His
voice shook suddenly. "How can I feel
like this, without arousing the slight
est response in you? It's such waste
it doesn't make sense"
March could only whisper, the tears
splitting over and running down her
cheeks, "I'm sorry, Griff-"
Griff stared at her as though see
ing her for the first time. He said,
"You are sorry, aren't you, March !?
You're-kind. And I'm only hurting
you, going on like this, because there
isn't anything you can do to help me
any more than l can help myself"
He got to his feet then. Crossing
to the chair where he had tossed his
coat and hat. it seemed to March as
though he swayed little, like man
who has had too much to drink. But
he hadn't been drinking.
March got up, too, and went and
stood beside him near the door. She
put out her hand and he took it and
held it a moment and let it go.
He said, Goodbye, March,"
Goodbye" March's voice was a
thin thread of sound. And she said
again, "I'm sorry"
Don't be sorry. 1t had to be like
this, l guess. You mustn't blame
yourself"
He went then without another word
and March leaned against the side of
the door, weeping.
You mustn't blame yourself
CONTINUED on Page I'D
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-10

ter remain where you are and try to
make a decent living as you will be
sure of. a home.
L. B H Please inform me. I have
the blind sta gers and it seems like
something comes up in my throat and
feel terrible and want to know what
is wrong with M? Has the woman
next door tricked me? Also tell me
90 Wv Lucky Day Chart and
Astrology Reading?
Ans; Your physical condition 5 not
due to some one trucking you or
causing you trouble =. you are in
ned &C medic5- care and you had bet
ter make arrangements to get it right
away The woman next door mean no
harm E. she senses that you are jea-
lous Of her-but she doesn't go with
YOUR HUSBAND. Yes you may send
for your Astrologv Reading and Lucky
Day Chart The price is 25c.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-10

NJ c. b Give me information in the
Weekly Echo as I am constant re d
er of this paper Tell me please if my
parents are to send for me this month
as they promised?
Ans: 1t is indicated to me that your
parents will not send for you tvs
nonth-but they will, around the mid
die Of Juna They are Just as ANXIOUS
to have you with them as you ere to
join them, and feel that ms will be
your last time to be separated from
them until you are grown.
M. E. e. - l am planning on g~in9
away to work this summer and / want
to know if that would be the thing for
me to do?
Ans: No. If you did, your husband
would get him another gal and you
would be left out in the cold. It's
true that you two have never gotten
along any too well, but you had bet
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-10

w. c. s. am writing you because
I know you will give me the kind of adj
vice that is best for me. Tell me if
the man will quit these certain things
that makes me unhappy?
ms; l am afraid that you won't ever
be happy with him He will SO. ssr
awhile-but he will begin all over a.
gain. think that you will be able
to find someone else that will mean
more to you than he does
H. L. C Is there a possibility Of my
winning my court case that is now pen
ding? Is there anything else that
could do to help?
Ans: Indications are that you will win
your case for you surely do have
Just case. There isn't anything else that
you can do-you have a good attorney
and he seems to be very interested in
helping you and leave it up to him.
f. c. Dear Sir I want you to fix
1t SO my wife will go home to her no
Their and quit me for good for never
want her any more Do this for me
right away sir.
Ans: Aren't you being a bit hasty in
your deciison? No one could bring
about such a change - this in YOUR
wife-don't waste your time and money
trying it. Reconsider this thought, your
wife means lot more to you than you
admit.
f. F The man that is coming to see
me now, would be happier with him
for husband or continue to work as
am doing?
Ans; Your are working, have a good
Job but 20 uaren't happy. firmly
believe that you would be happier TO /
Jet married. This fellow is a good man
nd will do all that he can to make
-ou happy.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-10

EASTABUCHIE- Dear Editor: Give us
space in your Weekly Echo to let the
Readers know that lodge No. 348 is yet
alive. Our president is doing all he
can to make our lodge second to none.
We are not looking back, but forward
TO the June Board. Our object is to
make a round report
Mr. Editor, please write more con
corning parents giving their children
fireside training; please tell me what
steps to take to stop or help our
children from going to destruction.
Mrs. Sophia Nixon, Reporter.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-10
Columbus

COLUMBUS Dear Editor: Please al
low space through the columns of your
paper to say that lodge No. 32s has
lost one of its faithful members, in the
person of Sister Alma Ball. She died
April %, at me age OF 81 years. Sha
leaves to mourn mother, three sisters,
two brothers and a host of friends.
She was buried with HR.A- honor.
P. B. Bayls, President
v. L. Macarthur, Secretary.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1940-05-10
Financial Department
CINE. Church
1910
Seventh Episcopal District
South Mississippi Conference

Meridian-Roy L. Young - $4,000
jackson e. B. Balckman STILLS
Gloster- U. L. Washington 1000
North Mississippi Conference
olive Branch J. A. Abram $1oI0C
Tnnica- w. o. Brown - $4,000
Sardls e. H. Carmen - $1O5.0O
Holly Springs B. T. Tolbert -- $4,000
East Mississippi
Water Valley j. H. Walton 5000 90
Aberdeen-M. S. McGlown S40G0
Tupelo-J. D. Murdoch s1Osn M
New Albany-W H. Foster S104 no
Mississippi Conference
Greenwood T. M. Coleman S115 M
Durant-W. W. Wall s12s ao
ooiuinous-c. Thomas s27589
Brooksville- T. J. johnson S3ooo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-09-06
TWIN TOWN TALK

The talk this week that certain Anthony
who poung off, about everything everybody
amt ten walking the Wednesday while
WHEY breezg rubber The story that friend wiley
caught hubby spotted parked
block West Central While she front waiting him
out of said house. hubby with his coat tails ang made
the back via alleys all the the G. pool hail. There with
his breath coming short pants from the fast running he confdncd
another friend his take him home Guess he'll be spell
but she certainly a
boy friend husband last Monday night Petite and bronsn
looking enough nails she huded
the booth popular giving her
know her either but she's dark brown skinned nicely dressed
and well gOOmed and she lit like country hurchwas
Sunday afternoon in popular tavern.
group Sunday and OH
the interesting people and sights Grandma really
strutng her stuff with the joy water We know couple that
after they have said goodbye they call each other and talk for hours
and hours the phonehr friends still wondering what they
find talk about The other that used do that hubby
and proud papa.
Then there's the old meane who Switched" linen lady
caused her lose her job prominent club Now what good did
that do? Did it make YOU feel any better? ?
The young known couple who the parting of the
three weeks now billing and cooling again
well known man praying each and night for
boy this time. Guess he be like his lusous
FAMOUS TRIP: The famous fishing trip of the
the Forest Lake trip of Friday before last.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-09-06
Five Star Firms

The firms who advertise in your
community paper are what we call
give Star Firms" They shine
among the merchants in the city
because they indicate that they ap-
preciate and WANT your patron
age.
In the list carried here weekly
you will find merchants catering
to most of your needs. When plan
ming purchases buy from them be-
cause they are Give Star Mer-
chants" who want your trade and
say so through, the columns of this
paper.
DR.. Banks. Dentists, 252 NieoIlet Ave.
Belle Cafe, 207 s. Third st.
B. q B. Laundry, 8041 4th Ave. So.
Barney's Lunch. TOE Sixth Ave. No.
Boutells Elrn. Co., Marquette at 9Th st.
1881
Cooks Liquor Store. 2S9 Cedar Ave.
Comedian Beauty shop, S3i8 Ith Ave. So
Dreamland Cafe, S756 4th Ave. So.
EllS Rest. 148 Hyland Ave.
Goodman's Jewelry Co., GIT HEM. Ave.
J. & h Laundry, S76S Cedar Ave.
Iron Fireman. 5l5 End Ave.
karlsbrau Beer, 1900 So. End st.
Kato Beer
Kings Valley Chicken Shack. at Riley
Lake.
Al Knutson. Meats. 1852 18th Ave. So.
Landy's Provisions. 1928 9Th Ave. No., and
1907 Minnehaha Ave.
Larson Creamery, 1000 9TH Ave. So.
Lincoln Drug Co., Nieollet at 9Th.
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Mpls. Supply House, % S. 9Th st.
Nash's Coffee.
N. w. Fuel Co. SIS End Ave. So.
N. w. Bell Telephone Co.
Northern States Power Co.
Pepsi-Cola. "a N. First St.
Plymouth Liquor Store, Sol Plymouth No.
Portsrs' q Walters Club. Is So. 8rd st.
Purity Drug Co., 100 Wash. Ave. So.
II. E. Rose Furniture Co., 16 8. 9Th st.
o. X. Service Station, all e. 88th st.
ShedlOv Oil Burners. TIT 8rd Ave. So.
Stillman's Food Stores.
Jacob Sehmidt's Brewing Co.
TASTES Bakery. Minneapolis & st. Paul
Taystee Bread-Purity Baking Co.
Goth Century Marlost. T2A HEM. Ave.
Wits Market, 705 Hennepin Ave.
Ave. g., IS Plymouth Ave. N.
zinsmaSter Baking Co.. Master Bread
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-09-06
WELCOME HALL NEWS

Sunday, Sept. list, at 3 p. m. the
service commenced with inspira-
tional singing by the older boys,
who were the Senior Counselors,
at the Snail Lake Camp. The add
ed attraction Of this group of sing
ers was the solos rendered by Har-
old Brown and Paul Maechel.
Mrs. Eta Graham introduced
our guest speaker, Rev. Merrill
Nelson, who delivered a splendid
message. Mrs. Graham graciously
presented visitors in the audience.
Rev. C. T. r. Nelson gave a COM
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mendable record of the Senior
Boys which they obtained while at
the camp. Mrs. J. Hagan ex-
pressed our deep appreciation of
having Mrs. Eta Graham through
out the most successful Camp that
the Welcome Hall has ever had.
We will soon bid her goodby, as
she leaves US for Cincinnati, Ohio.
This lovely program closes the
Sunday afternoon services until
Oct. 9Th.
Mr.. Sam Sehuck of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, was in the city for one day
to visit his relatives. He stopped
with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schuck, S44
Fuller Ave. Mr.. Sehuck is the
brother of Mrs. Ruth Grice and Mr..
Bert Schuck, SIT Aurora Ave-, and
Mr.. Hugh Schuck, 500 Rondo Ave.
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Doll House Tea Sunday. Halle
Q. Brown tots 5 years to 81 years
old will preside at a silver tea Sun
day 8 to 6 p. m. for parents and
grownups. The 5S-inch tall COM
plete Doll House will be exhibited
and the child who wins the house
naming contest will be announced.
The affair will be held in the House
auditorium.
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ing the year Of 1871.
w. H. S.: Have been keeping
company with this man for four
months. He tells me that he wants
to marry me when he gets a regu-
lar job and / want to know if I
should do it or not?
Ans: No =. you don't love the
man and there is no need for you
to waste your time and his too. A
marriage that isn't based on love
and respect doesn't last. His hav-
ing a nice home seems to interest
you, but l feel that you could meet
someone that you could care for
who had a home, too, else willing
to buy one.
NJ. S.: Why is my husband so
slow about making a change? He
acts so Indifferent at times.
Ans: He won't ever change I'M
til you do. He's waiting for you
to show him some attention and
affection -. when you do, he will
begin giving you MONEY AGAIN
and be the kind of husband you
want.
C. P. K: l always read your
column and enjoy it. Tell me if
the shares hold in this gold mine
are good or not?
Ans: They are perfectly worth
less. You won't ever get anything
from this source, but l advise you
holding on to your shares of stock
just in case.
NJ. G. T.: Please tell me if my
sister-in-law will ever overcome
this childish act? 1 really don't
have very much patience with her.
Ans: Never as long as she lives
will she learn to keep her MOUTH
SHUT about her in-laws and sug-
gest that you let it go in one ear
and out the other. This sister-in-
law will keep up a disturbance as
long as she's in the family and the
sooner you learn not to pay her
any attention =. the quicker peace
will be experienced around there.