White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-21

PACKERS AND SORTERS!
We have a complete line Of
No. ! Nap Out gloves with
wristlets-th the Kind you want.
Ladies, zoe; Gents. Csc.
THE VALLEY GROCERY
James Sells of White Bluffs and J..
c. SyHord, K. P. Reynolds and George
Burford of Hanford, returned Monday
from trip to the Coast, during which
they attended the state convention of
the American Legion at Port Angeles.
FULL LINE OF SILK ORES
SEES to go on sale at ONE PRICE
$1,000 EACH. All sizes and colors
in the line. Were priced up to $3.50.
We must have room for new stock,
arriving daily.
Mrs. L. L. Whited, who is manag-
ing the Luhmann store during the abb
sence of her sister, Mrs. C. B. Luh-
mann, drove to Yakima Sunday with
Mr.. Luhmann, accompanied by her
small daughter, Marian, for a days
visit at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E. Day and
daughter, Virginia, of Seattle, were
guests the latter part of last week at
the Charles M. Sanford home in Han
ford and were also calling on White
Bluffs friends.
ALL LINEN AND BROAD
CLOTH DRESSES grouped to
close at ONE PROCESSES EACH.
All sizes and colors in the line
were priced up to $14.e5.
THE PASCO STYLE SHOP.
Clate Grswell returned last Satur-
day from visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Anderson, at Portland.
Mr.. Grewell says he drove down the
north bank Of the Columbia from
Lyle and said the road was in fine
shape.
A note from w. B. Huey. former
manager of the Leggett Mercantile
company store, dated Tuesday and
headed "In the Hills" says
1--WE are camping on the river.
One good mess of trout already. l
am not feeling very we'll Our trip up
here was very tiresome but think I
will be O. K. in few weeks"
The more thoroughly your eyes are
examined the mole certain you are
of getting satisfactory glasses. DR..
Kowa!sky's twenty-five years of ex-
perience and thorough training are
at your service. DR.. Kowalsky will
be at the Planters Hotel, Hanford
September LIST and the morning of the
End Afternoon of the End and 3rd at
the Commercial Hotel, White Bluffs
adv
| A few simple suggestions from
radio engineers as to the value OF
oveihauling and putting in first class
shape, radio equipment for summer
use, have materially aided in overcom-
ing static troubles. The further sug.
gestica that radio users, during this
summer, take advantage Of program.
from broadcast;ng stations neare
home instead OF trying to get Chin;
or Timbulstu has increased the use O
radio equipment and added greatly t.
the pleasure of listeners.
Announcement is now made that
is virtually assured that the radio audi
encc in the United States may night
ly listen to radio programs broadcas
frcm England, in the late fall ant
winter of this year, as the result o
an agreement made between the Brit
ish Broadcast Company and the Radi
Corporation of America. This viii
give further incentive to radio fans t
perfect and tune up their equipmen
for winter programs. In conmentin
On the arrangements, David Sarnof
OF the Radio Corporation of America
says:
IT am confident of the ulti1nat
technical success of internations
broadcasting and its unmeasu ed pos
s;bilities for public usefulness as a
instrument of international goodwi
and world peace"