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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
RAPID DEVELOPMENT
OF BLALOCK ISLAND
Five Hundred Acres to be Prepared
for Crops this Year - 36-in.
Pipe Line

Work on the development of Bla-
lock Island is progressing rapidly.
About five hundred acres will be lev
eled and planted to crop this season,
one hundred acres Of which will be
early potatoes and the balance other
early crops and alfalfa. 1t is expected
that about fifteen hundred acres will
be eventually placed under cultiva-
tion.
A thirty-six inch pipe line has been
installed to carry the water to the
high point from which it will be dis
tributed thru fumes which are now
being built and put in place. Two
large Deisel engines are being in
stalled to furnish power for lifting
the water the thirty feet from river
level to the high point of the land.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
Hill, TELLS OF
DORMANT SPRAY
recommendations for For
mula for Scale Given by
Horticultural Inspector

number of circular letters have
hoan sent to the growers covering
lions recommendations on dormant
lime sulphur and oil sprays. Many
af +besa recommendations have been
..,;sranresentatiye of the facts IN
,,olvad. A number of growers that
arc aware of these misrepresentation
hava requested that / make recon-
mendations for the dormant sprays.
The writer sent two gallons OF
,;ou;d lime sulphur to the state col
lace to have the actual sulphur con-
tent weighed. One gallon was taken
from 1923 stock and the other from
1926 stock. Both samples tested prac
tically 80 degrees Baume. The 1928
sample contained 2.57 pounds of dry
sulphur and the 1926 sample 2.58
pounds.
Dry lime sulphur is 85 percent sui
nhur. If all of the 85 percent sulphur
we're soluble, one gallon of 32 degree
would equal 8 pounds of the dry. In
other words Is gallons of liquid lime
sulphur is equal to so pounds OF dry
lime sulphur.
The u. S. department of agricul-
ture. in their late bulletin No. 1871,
makes the statement that much of
the IS percent of sulphur in dry
material is insoluble or free sulphur.
In the closing paragraph of this bull
letin this statement is made: DRY
lime sulphur was used as strong as
7 lbs. to so gallons Of water with
results inferior to those obtained
from the standard recommendations
for liquid lime sulphur. About ten
times as many young scales settled
on new wood after spraying with the
dry as settled after an application
of the liquid"
This bulletin is entitled Effective
ness against the San Jose Scale of
the Dry Substitutes for Liquid Lime
Sulphur" Any one can get one OF
these bulletins by writing to the Of
flee of publications, department OF
agriculture, Washington, DC.
The oil that was used mostly IN
this district last year was a miscible
oil which was made by Prof. Melander
of the state college. Some of the
salesmen of the small oil companies
have cast reflections on recommends
tions of DR.. Melander, but he has TAX
en- much bigger job at much larg-
er salary in an eastern college. His
formula was given to you to save
you money. Every commercial oil al
ter this formula was placed in the
hands of the grower was reduced ten
to fifteen cents per gallon. The Wash
ington state college miscible is just
as stable and reliable as any COM
mercial oil spray and also much
cheaper.l
My Recommendation for the dor
mant spray is for the 80 degree liquid
% gallons, the % degree 26 gallons,
and the dry lime sulphur 20 pounds.
These proportions to 200 gallon tanks
should give you four degrees Baume.
The most accurate method to follow
is to buy hydrometer and see that
each tank tests four degrees.
The hydrometer can be purchased
for dollar and twenty-five cents. II
anyone springs the iodine test on
you, ask them to show you how to
make it.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
THE DORMANT SPRAY
Believing that better result

Believing that better results
will be obtained in applying
the dormant spray if the grow
ers We're fully informed on what
they were spraying for and the
action of the spray on the
pests attempted to be destroyed
the Big Y has secured DR.. w.
S. Regan, a noted authority OF
this subject, as the principle
speaker at their meeting at the
warehouse Friday, Feb. 26 at
7:30. As this is of general in
terest an invitation is extended
to all growers who care to at
tend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
NEW BULLETINS

The state college has just issued
three new bulletins of particular in
terest to farmers of Benton county
The first is on sweet potato growing
and gives all the details of planting,
cultivation and harvesting. Another
is Peanut Growing for Profit and
Sweet Clover, Its Use and Manage
ment. Any or all of these bulletins
may be obtained free of charge by
writing to the extension department
of the state college at Pullman.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
WORK BEE

'Nix on the niblick and no
for the hoe" is the battle cry
for next Monday afternoon,
when everybody interested in
the noble game of golf is invit-
ed to be present at the course
at 2:30. Armed with shovels,
hoes and rakes the golfers will
spend the afternoon in work to
improve several bad spots. A
large and enthusiastic delega-
ton is earnestly desired and
putters and putterers will be
frowned upon.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
ARTY

The Business Girls were entertain
ed at the home of Margaret Briggs
on Monday evening, February Is.
represented by costume. There were
Many well known characters were
plenty of "shieks" to go around and
everyone enjoyed the music and the
games.
Refreshments were served by the
NV members of the club.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
X. of p. ENTERTAIN

The Knights of Pythias entertained
delegation from Pasco Tuesday
night at the hall. After the business
session, refreshments of sandwiches
and cake and coffee Were served. A
real good time was had. The Grand
Chancellor of the order is due in Ken
newick March 8, and the Pasco and
Alfalfa lodges will meet with the
local lodge that night to hear him
talk.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18
GIVE IT AGAIN

The home talent show given at the
Locust Grove school last Friday
night was such hit that the play
will be given again Saturday night
of this week at the Valley club house.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18

Harry Packwood took his wife to
Ellensburg Wednesday where she will
enter the hospital for an operation.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18

The Neighbors of Woodcraft will
hold a cooked food sale at Price q
Lincolns store. Saturday, Feb. 2oth.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18

Phil G. Warnock was in Yakima
on business the last of the week
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-02-18

Mrs. H. G. Fyfe and Mrs. L. E..
johnson were in Walla Walla Friday.
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NANIEL--Ath EAOE.
SUITABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT: PAY
cash. state price. location. transportation
etc. Md or Va: prefer location on state
highway. Address Box 397-C, Star office.
IF YOUR ACREAGE Is FOR SALE, SEE
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auction. j pay all expenses
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RENT Observation-Disclosures
JAMESON BUILT HOMES.
1902 Quebec pl. NV. 1850
Potomac ave. Sc. Ami. Rea-
Sonable rent.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 New York Ave. NV.
Main 5526.
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Main 200.

THE PARTRIDGE,
Mt. Pleasant and Park Road.
Just opened! All outside apartments; one
room. bath kitchen and dining alcove. With
soas rscer sd nail hsshe dns aeov
and bath: Duplex operating elevator: sound
Cation Resident manager on premises.
THE WOODBINE,
9th and Cathedral Ave.
n beautiful woodley Park. Opposite
aEsn au Sa SsS Of two F03 3oH
d hath a t"r All and 09 NsT
people
THE GLENDOWER,
Fl 9th Street NE.
condition sG' f Ee sna s5s sGa mohh E'
1908 H STREET NV.
Four rooms and bath.
732 PARK ROAD NV.
porcR. $3.50 4 10 ants 81 Twins, room.
seo sI Kitchen n" and bath s45 wv" '7'''
9Th AND NARNUM SITS.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath with show.
-. AOIhct AVA thcht'
1873 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Look at these beautiful four and FIVE room
arsrtnsnts: all lsrEe outside rooms: delight,
Winter Rents. s57 SO TO S65
8lo X STREET NV.
-Four rooms and bath: $50 month.
1920 WISCONSIN AVE.
At IS litch han nd hath
uensh One e0 room. kitchen and no bath. s9
221o 35th PLACE.
es an9 0at Hpts ns%s
decorated throughout,
s4Oo CONN. AVE.
$50 vo oo rooms. kitchen a''G and '' bath. s45
naenth.
els E STREET NV.
Four rooms and bath $3.50 and $40
1907 l4th STREET
Three rooms and bath $50 month.
THE WILTON.
1881 18th STREET.
APT. Of FIVE rooms kitchen and bath. sos
THE ASHLEY,
2O3S 18th Street.
Apt of six rooms and bath. S75 month:
elevator service.
THE RODMAN,
Conn. Ave. and Rodman St.
Cleveland Park. Very, desirable apt Of
pa and $50 month. One room; Kitchen and
floor corner apt. of two rooms. kitchen
ception hall and bath. two exposures. large
closets sos mo.
1861 PARK ROAD.
New building Two large rooms. kitchen,
bath and reception, hall. Three rooms and
bath $3.50 and $50
y. l.. SANSBI
14l8 Eve Street NV.
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.

l. ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
gLEss 1BEPS
! eeHnotS mcHdo
s14 END ST. NV
ESsr me whSe building nfsIDTa ana 4h
lat ASbb F9 sfs NV 18th R RSSBbc ME- I'VE sw
kitchen and bath.
AZ kitchen and bath. S4o e4o COURTS
4sPEHNssTTRsTw and $50 saan X ST NV
FALKsTONE
1T
rcsm E, Sh and s S.sS sios $40 ~
s7S GHE EEEv GH tAaksr SIS TIE WOODWARD
room. st1 and b.h
erooms tchen ardha rooms.
All of these apartments ready for occupancy Apply
Bliss Building s. Telephones Lincoln 1860 and
Adams 1904
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l471 IRVING ST.
Ant, Of two rooms. kitchen and bath.
1913 18th STREET.
New building. Two rooms. kitchen and
bath. porch.
2535 18th STREET.
very New LARGE and SsS Fl
THE SMITHFIELD,
Ills 9th Street NV.
ro Tvo $50 p'' Porch f foaT and
10 11th STREET NV.
Second foor. suitable for business and
ianitor service S75
1920 MASS. AVE.
Ant, Of Two rooms. ,Eitchen breaRfast porch
reasonable rent viii furnish Il desired. 'e''
1913 IRVING ST.
:, Two-fapily fat Of Aye rooms and bath
GAS LONGFELLOW ST.
bsS ssS xS s7 s 6ne Or i and
rooms. kitchen and bath. S37 so.
1924 CONN. AVE.
hath Two s5S ad sb Three r"oms hs d
reception hall and bath. SIT so and S75
month.
800 B STREET NE.
ba apt IF $50 %Snh kitchen and
500 WARDER STREET.
e. Yery 9e5aec on apt Fl fGq rooms sd
and and BATH. So 5a 51p month. N0 F0onS A'''hen
2426 10Th STREET.
r DELIGHTFUL bldg. on 10th st; at Biltmore;
blth: large closets: available Immediately ": !:
$50 month.
THE ROCkLEDGE.
2456 10th St.
pon Ss snd bsn Goe kitchen
overlooking Rock Creek Park See resident
manager.
81 10th STREET NV.
.nd Ge St,s downtown; three rooms kitchen
.}618 CONN. AVE.
Ant of two rooms. kitchen and bath
$3.50. Apt. of two rooms. kitchen. bath
and double porch. reception hall. Ind floor.
$50 month.
THE BERLIN.
7 Iowa Circle.
"A Apss of rooms: kitchen Itch and bath S37
S67 so. a"'
1921 EUCLID ST. NV.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath and
porch. sos.
DORSTAN HALL.
New building--one ant left; Four rooms
and BATH. $50 80. Cedar closets. double
bracket side lights. tiled bath and shower
extra large rooms: corner apartment.
Try CO., INC.
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
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Inspect Today-Rents Reasonable
Bay Street Apartments Open for Inspection
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Newly redecorated.
Rent, 5000.
!. DALLAS GRADY,
9o4 I4th ST. NV
SPECIAL DOWNTOWN.
in first-ciass condition everything up 70 date:
ianitor, ,he Pla!s. Penn: ave. and ssnd ST.. or
THE VALOIS,
1880 MASS. AVE.
2 rms. kitchenette and bath. price. 500.
FRANK A. O'NE1L,
West 1896. 1892 Wisconsin Ave.
4226 9TH St, COR. VARNUM.
Four bright rooms. bath. shower: modern
building: very reasonable rent Inquire jan
90, KENNEPY sT@@PRidE; $3.50:
kitchen. Screens and awnings. You should
see this at once. Resident manager on
IAN * cAFRITz. NJ ooso.
THE PREMIER,
7l8 18th ST. NV.
CONVENIENT TO GOVERNMENT DE;
hssbb SHREF ROOMS & kS2" BAAAAD Rents
WARDMAN,
Main $3.50. 1890 X ST. NV.
424 nth ST. NE.
zf
Rental, $40 per month
C. A SNOW CO.
no Sth st. NV. Main 1867.
MOORE g. HIIJ INC
MooNL q IllLL' l\N''
rooms and bath. on.Sous ssR
3 rooms and bath non housekeeping 81 so
D foom' anu oa'n' non-nou'eA's'.nH 'U'''
3 rooms and bath 5000
,,rrcu1,,,,,77, 80 WV
rooms and bail, bath: :oo''o anu 1000
{ room: sn$ S Ss,h sc 60
-Sr1soy,-I7aa Goth NV,
rooms and bath $4,000: soo'oo and soo''o
1908 NEWTON NV. .oo
rooms anu oa'h . '''''0
c525 ONTARIO RID
4 rooms and bath .. $50 90
rooms and bath ............... 1000
.pr,u.x cornTs7-o,,kpsr NV
room and hath. non housekeeping $50 90
rooms and bath j porch. :.... 81. 90
~ ~ ' ~
..TIJE pERSHING"-a7O1 18th NV
I roor, III and hath SS0 % and SAY 80
Z rooms and bath
SS5 90: S53 80: S75 90 $3.50 & SS5 90
4 rooms and bath ,... 81 90
1921 BELMONT NV.
room. kit. and ba.. S42. so and S45 90
rooms and bath. ................ 5000
.c.v.p1ncr1-oo, ,o,, wv
room kit and ba and Murphy bed $50 90
3 rooms and bath ................ 1850
~ -
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FOR RENT-DFSK SPACE.

SPACE N NICE OFFICE IN INVESTMENT
Bldg. Reasonable. Adams 2114.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE. MODERN OF
nee building. go Investment Building
DESK SPACE: Low RENT ROOM poi.
O07 II th st. Mr.. HOIIIDGE. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
Owned and Managed by
AlOnzO O. Bliss Pronerties

e.' IT, Il e; ? 1874 room: and
operator. Talkstone Courts. i4th and i' Fair,
Both Of the above houses are newly deco
rated .throughout: ready for occupancy. Ap-
Ply G,r; A. l. GIt Der manager Falkstone
1d51 BARK RID. NW.-s R.. GARAGE 500
a asS4 a. 4 st. sv se1 - "a ami. Ss
a,as ,s'h U ii HiNR f FEArs So
sos' ST. NV 5 55f asaS r.''.''''. SO
~ IN. e T.. ! III. :.s3,s $50
Twelve rooms and and Bath SS.-w.h.. cleo;
AA'As "es Els q sE&ToS ST. NE.
Seven rooms ss snd = bs sT $50 per month.
, SiH rooms and bath h.-w.h.. cleo; ss5
1871 TODD PL. NE.
Six rooms and bath screened and metal
,sn buiIt,ln garage bargain 10 good
N. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC,
P ffnS EY HA 81 Soy Soy:
1917 r 18TH ST N.w.-o RMS, . B.:
Isl NORTH CAPITOL sr-sss $4,000
RMS; p, ELEC:; H..W H. $3.50
,oH6-W;H. ....' .,,,' 49, 1900
- ELEC: ....,.... 1850
H;W -. 49, 1000
p: H.,wH ELEc. $500
INV II. .,..... $3.50
72s OH, ST NE RMS. B.: oo'oo
2I0 LIST ST. N.W.-s RMS. B.: FUR. $3.50
81 2rd ST N;E.-s RMS, 3: FUR: 50.5o
203 ST NV 10 RMS B. go 5000
1914 Monticello AVE. NE.-8 o
sos + ST. SEE RMS, B...... 1880
906 9TH ST. SEE RMS, B. ... 81 80
1904 u ST. Sw-6 RMS b. $50
WATER .:......::........:.. 1900
JAMES +. SHEA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

OPPOSITE MAIFLOWER HOTElL.
Large brick house on corner of alley, con-
sisting of 10 rooms, screened sleeping porch,
be had at a very reasonable rental and is in
a splendid location i'll the downtown sec
ton Ct Ct, the eity ~, Apply W. {; A n;
100.
4 VERY ATTRACTIVE HoUsE-144s
pSs a front ph, 81 sar open flrep aS:a %:i
good house, Al condition. on Oak st. NV.
gas. cleo. INV h.; can be inspected any time;
rent. $50 mo; Ideal home mr.. 10th and
condition, Open and lighted every evening
bet; ard O'Clock. Rent reduced to 500.
Good house, Park pl. mr.. Soldiers Home
f1o rms and bath gas slec bw s wh
Nearly new house in Brightwood. bet
Kennedy and Longfellow sts.---8 rms. g b..
gas. cleo; front and rear porches: garage.
Rent $50 per month.
An attractive house near Wardman Park
8 rms, b., front and . rear phs.: garage;
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
1919 K St Realtors. Main 4752.
1922 befs , KENYON q ST. ~ N.Y. Rooms;
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

1904 Sth ST. NW-8 r. &: B.. SLEEPING
porch. ami: rent reduced to. -. $40 s5 o &c
704 A st. NE r. & b.. ami. 6O.00
212 18th At. n.e-6 r. & b.. porch: o
1648 Newton st. n.w.-9 r. b.: rent
reduced.
663 A At. net r. & b.. 49,. .S37 so
307 Bryant st: n.e.-6 r. b ami. $500 S-00
los. A. HERBERT & SONS,
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j U.UVs
NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE.
3 Rooms Bath. Elec. Lights,
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.


NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE.
rykE hs0% Z R SSif hFS5 Rib5sniisS;c nc.
Nam 475 1918 Vermont Ave. NV.
IN BEAr4 4fFG S GREvT cH PHhy Terrace
Very attractive. detached cottage Of g
2ea sRa eq t hath hna oo2s
House is equipped with instantaneous hot
water heater. fireplace and has 3 porches
month. Drive out wisconsin ave. or across
Bradley lane. Houss :, Is i1 open for inspection
18th &K. CAR HiiN NJ. aoso.
BRAND-NEW 7-ROOM DETACHED HOME.
900 Irving st. n.e.-Big yard: buiit:in tub
and shower. all conveniences: rent. S76 per
mo- BRopT REALTY co.
1880 18th ST, NW-IO ROOMS l8 BED
roomsl, 2 baths; easily adapted for : faml-
a4s5 18th ST. N.w--o rooms and bath;
viii ss Be g BIZ FS9f orS'r rooms sS' and bath
S NJ 0SsS1 ssss s eesd ssss
large rear LEE i FL p, + ], 4 " Co.
1864 KENYON ST. N.w.-12 ROOMS. 2
sTsis a Bros. Phone Lincoln So7' Ho"EN-
1905 WINDOW PL. CH. -CH.-DETACHED.
rooms and bath: porches a. cS eng
garage. rent reasonable CalI west OF. =
5el5 BLAIR aD NwTEN c Rooms AM ANp
a g i2S': SSpy to ' o~sEK next ss.se
90 90 8 9th rs st. s,e.-5 r.. water. gas - $3.50
81. 9th st. s.w.-5- r, water: ESQ
20 Kentucky ave. se.-6 r. bath. 5000
los G st. n.~'-e c6 81 Ssfh '''' 1000
81 $H f5S 4 i hR Rs Is S. s@
81 shR NE pwH EnsES Ave S SSN
RS3M SAN AMP y BATS LARSE 'FRONT.' s51G
141BB = STREET FHIh4FSN NV.
as ST. NE; coLo r. ROOMS.
ee aS7 Eye to Ste se M nssed and bath
1908 Euclid ST.. NV. white-10, rooms
and baths. h.-w.h cleo. gas: good room.
ing neighborhood; rent free until July l.:
. ai:s 18th st. se.-6 rooms. y. baths ami.
7aa 18th syn 81, Nv \ Ne'hA Main s712.
i?233 Sth st. n.w-6 rms. and b.
80 aSS john Marshall sSnSaihif Place.
1241 ROCK OK. FORD RD.--6 rms. an
,s55Y ear gaf' at nie-6 rms and bath. is 80
53O6 Al st st. n.w.--6 rms. b.. & gar. go
1929 Jenifer st. n.w.-6 rms & bath 10 90
aka 10Th st n.W.-8 rms & bath so 90
,45a Irving st. nwn9 pro rooms Ss, bath a $3.50
1S4I 9Th st sw.-6-rm. brick. 49,. 50 90
Key at 1899 9th st; s.w.,
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
s13 18th St NV. Main $500.
FOR COLORED.
Seven-room brick house. bath. gas lights
latrobe heat on 18th st. NV. for sale. not
for rent, but no cash payment required: S75
month covers all principal and interest
payments.
JOHN H. WRIGHT,
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STONE & FAIR
so4 18th ST.

STONE & FAIRFAN,
SO4 18th ST.
MAIN 2424
Phone for Our Auto to Inspect.
554 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
z rooms and tile bath: ami: porches;
car garage: S62 so.
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l722 BAY ST. S. F.

Between 18th. Mass. and B SITS. SCI
First floor , rooms, kitchen and bath, $3.50.
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OFFICES AND sTUDIOS.


1880 EYE ST. N.W.--OFFICE AND APART
ment especially suited for doctor or dentist
VIM. Il. ELLIS. 1880 Eye st. Main 2029
large ra OFFICE !v SPACE WITH ETRNI
IENT: $l5 MONTH. 1917 ". y. AVE. y W.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE FIRST FLOOR
front; treatment room. reception room and
office: reasonable rental. The Montana
1726 NJ st. NV. Franklin 1890.
ANY SIZE OR PRICE ROOMS-1023 18th
81. near n.w.-Large show window. Park
ing space in rear. A. X. CALDER. Wood
ward Bldg. NJ. 1913
BEAUTY PARLOR-Best location IN city
across from Tivoi Theater on 18th st: very
reasonable. Call Main 204.
FURNISHED - TELEPHONE. ELECTRIC
ian; VIII share desk room 111o Woodward
Building.
PHILLIPS BUILDING. 927 18th ST. Nv
Very desirable office rooms now available
$3.50 each.
VIM. S. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc.
1432 ST. Main $500
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NEW APARTMENTS.

NEW APARTMENTS.
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
l722 BAY ST. Sc.
Between 7th land lass. and SITS e
First floor; , kitchen and bath, $3.50
III 18th ST. Sc. 1722 MASS. AVE Sc.
End floor, 3 rooms kitchen End floor. 3 rooms kitchen
and BATH SAL and bath, S+3.
All have front and back porches yards, radio
aerial. howater heat electricity Garages in available
Close to Eastern High School and bus line
Inspect Today-Rents Reasonable
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instruction will be given by the
finance school personnel.
[ There will be eight sessions,
IN duration Of approximately ~
hours each, the first assembling at s
pm. October II, in Temporary Build
ing No. S, on c street between TWEEN.
tieth and Twenty-first streets. After
this first assembly the classes will be
Conducted on the second Tuesday of
zach month, the dnal being held May
10, 1927.
The following general procedure
WW be followed: Prior to each Assem-.
bly, each Reserve officer enrolled will
he mailed a text, having attached
thereto statement showing the spe-
cific portions to be studied in prepare
6on for the actual lesson assignment.
AT the first session the local finance
Reserve students will be furnished a
complete set Of papers showing that
specific acts were performed for him
as follows: (a) Request that he be
bonded. CO. request to a bonding COM
pany that he be bonded, (c) request
for b symbol number, (d) request for
,6hecks a,pd le) request for funds. In
addition t5 these, which are informa-
Bve and Ior. reference, each finance
I eearvist sR1n be given the following
Eeosnse IN opening his account; Form
FFox cash book, form for cash blotters,
l6fnrial checks, form for check regis
lken letter apprising him Of his sym
boil number, war warrant, invoice of
funds transferred (cash and cheeky,
and cash receipt for funds trans.
Terred, With these forms and ad-
vices the Reserve students will open
their books and be prepared for the
next session.
A. discussion will follow the COM
p1etion Of the work, after which all
papers will be turned in. criticized
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SQUIRRELS Show Thanks,

Ground squirrels in Glacier National
Park are so friendly they eat out OF
tourists hands. These cute little ami
mails are mischievous robbers, though
and will raid tourists lunch boxes or
the trailside as quick as they'd look al
'em. However. they have a winning
way Of sitting up on their launches
with clasped forepaws as If Offering
the blessing" in pantomime before
they start to nibble at the proffered
goodies" says the San Francisco
Bulletin.
Evolution may have got them in the
habit Of sitting up on their launches
but the Indians credit the Great
Spirits influence. eXerted through a
Catholic missionary, with the present.
day tendency Of this species to strike
a "prayerful pose" when sitting up to
eat their food
The older braves on the Glacier
Park reservation say their fathers
told them of priest who came among
their people and fed these rodents out
Of his hand. Noticing that the SOUR
rels put their forepaws together as II
giving thanks for the pieces of food
the Indians kept up the practice and
have since held the scampering little
animals in sacred regard.