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New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

meet az 1880 p. m. The physical
department will conduct the follow
ing classes; junior swimming team
practice period p. M; church
group "A" 4:15 p. M: younger bus
mess mems class $50 2. m: in
termcdiate class p. m; life saving
test-Red Cross and Y. NJ. C. A.
club will meet in the boys depart
ment at 1880 p. m: wrestling class
$50 p. m.
Thursday: The 7. NJ. G. A. Bible
Class will have a regular meeting in
the banquet hail at $50 p. m. Rev.
William H. Anderson will -~peak on
Proverbs and Prophets The
three classes in tho week day re-
ligious school will meet in the
boys department at y. m. The
Junior Achievement club will meet
at 1880 p. m. The physical depart
ment will conduct the following
classes: Church group b" AIS p.
M; Older Business Mems class $50
p, m; Employed Boys class p. n.
The vollcy ball league will use the
gym starting at p. N.
Friday: The class in sign paint
ing will meet at 1:45 p. m. There
will be an entertainment In the
lobby OF the senior department at
a:@0 p. m. The Junior Hi-Y club
will meet in the boys department at
$50 p. m. The physical depart
ment will conduct the following
classes: Morning class $50 a. M;
Junior a" class AIS p. m;
Younger Business Mems class $50
p. M; Employed "B" class p. n.
Senior class $50 p. M; Senior
Swimming team practice period
$50 p, m; Wrestling class $50 p.
N.
Saturday: The physical depart
ment will conduct the following
classes: Junior Leaders corp . q.
M; Junior "B" class 10 a m;
Swimming team practice
period 2 p. m.
George NJ. Cassidy. physical d.
,ector and coach at the Senior High
school, will speak at the noon-day
of the Hi-Y club on Wed
lesday Of this week
The Junior Hi-Y club added an
'ther victory to the list by defeating
he "Collegiates" in game Of
basketball Saturday morning, the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Pistol Duel Fought in
Church, WOrshippers Flee

Navasota, Tex. March I (UP)-
Men, women and children fed in dis
order during services at a Mexican
Baptist church here last night when
three men fought q pistol duel. One
duellist was killed and the other two
wounded
L. l.. Tena, the dead man. was
said to have started the pistol bat
tie with Frank Stewart. a deputy
sheriff. Stewart was shot three
times. Joe Martina, 40. was shot
through the arm when he tried to
halt Tena.
Stewart was In hospital critical
ly wounded today.
Tena came to Navasota from an
other state TO get revenge" on
Martina's daughter who spurned his
love. it was said.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
New Haven Civil War
Veteran Dies at 81

New Haven. March 7.-tP-John
J. Brennan. 81, Civil war veteran
and former superintendent of
streets, died at his home here yes
terday after a long illness. He
served with the Twenty fourth reri
ment OF Connecticut Volunteers
throughout the war and was the
last surviving member but one. of
Henry S, Merwin Post. G. A. r.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
BI RGLAES LEI' s. nnn

Manyille, 4. l., March : lp,-
Burglars some time during tn" night
blew the door off a safe in the Of
ice Of the Manville Provision COM
pany and carried off an inner
strong box containing $4,000. rep
r"senting Saturdays receipts. The
concern is owned by George Roy.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
FUNERAL Bus OyEHTUR\S
Two Killed at Services Held For
British Mine Victims.

London. March Z (UP)-The hand
OF death again fell on the village Of
CWm. Wales. when a mourner's bus
overturned yesterday at the funeral
OF 20 miners who died in collierv
explosion last Tuesday.
Two persons were killed and %
were Injured In the bus accident.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

Achievement club the following arti
Giles were completed by some of The
boys: Fred Linn. electric table lamp
Milton Marsh. electric table lamp;
Leon Dickinson. fern stand and
Frank Slicer. pair of book ends.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Special Notice

There will be a whist and bridge
party Tuesday afternoon in the T. A
B. new hall, Main street. The COM
mi,tee in charge have several prizes
donated, also door prize. Admission
&c. Public Is invited-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

score was 26-lS.
Rev. William II. Anderson will
speak TO the members of the Y. NJ
G. A. Bible Class on Thursday eve
ming His subject will be PRO
verbs and Prophets"
At the last meeting OF the Junior
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Prince of Good Fellows

children OF other lands ana otnef
races, He has become a tradition OF
the British empire.
Prince of Good Fellows
How has this little man managed
% make good" Accident OF birth
alone cannot explain 1t. He has had
great advantages. but also he has
faced tremendous difficulties. As
the heir to a throne he has been
denied much that other boys maxi
ing their way in the world. receive
as a matter OF course to humanize
and develop them. Yet potential
king that he is, he is prince Of good
fellows. He is also one OF the
busiest men in the world. His duties
Ar. enormous and Of most pains
taking character. The demands of
state upon him are highly import
ant and intricate, yet the ministers
0, his m&JaSty's government find him
Il willing and thorough worker. His
OBJ was thrust upon him, and how
he has tackled it, with It's manifold
complexities, is a lesson to those who
move in lesser lines OF endeayor.
Welcome Anywhere
For the man himself and for the
prince as Il symbol OF state, II. Il. H.
IS as welcome in the beer halls and
dark alleys of Whitechapel as in the
luxurious and aristocratic drawing
rooms OF Mayfair. He is above party
privilege ana politics. Class feeling
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

4 passenger can ride forty miles
Tor one fare on Chicacos street car
lines If he chooses the right route.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
and love him for them.
Has Visited E,cryWhcre

2NAl'A NlNINI44S I'll VI Tie I'pNIf-
ions over the seas" and practically
all OF the protgctorates and interests
OF the British empire, the Prince o.
Wales is now dayoting his attention
to his people at home. Successful
as he vas as ''am bassador of en-
pre- II. +. II, is now solidifying
ties OF sentiment between the crown
and those subjects who see little of
the happier side of English life. He
! is making systematical pilgrimaCes
/ into the Sums, visiting the homes OF
the poor, chatting with fathers Of
families over their Oilcloth-coycred
table in the living room, and graci-
ousIy drinking the humble tea hastily
prepared by mothers who in their
novels look up to him as The ideal
young Englishman. He usually ap-
pears unannounced, with only a sin
gle male companion, and conducts
himself as though it were the most
natural thing in the world for d
prince OF the royal blood to be there.
And as he passes through these
harrow streets he leaves behind af-
fiction and good willard con-
sternatlon in the confused minds OF
bolshavik agents who try to work
among the class which the prince is
glad TO visit
Often Visits Poor
II. L. II. is particularly interested
in the Remington district. where
his chief London properties are To-
Gated. He visits the poor there as
their landlord. and is always solicit
GUS about their welfare, anxious TO
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Prince OF WALES
Once bASHFUL BOY
(Con,inued from First Fage)

os his people. and IN gripping the
imagination OF men. women and
children Of other lands and other
races. he has become a tradition OF
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

DoEs it sound too good to be true
~ your clothes washed and damp.dried
at the same time, the water handled for
you, and the whole wash on the line in half
the time, without single button to be
sewed on, and without deep wrinkles that
are hard to iron out?
Well, you can see it all happen with your
own eyes, right in your own home, without
one cent Of cost. We will lend you New
Easy and let you do your weeks washing
tree. We have done this for thousands Of
other women, and we will do it for you.
Only in that way can you appreciate the
wonders Of this amazing machine.
TWo tubs one washes
while the other dries
While one big batch of clothes is washing
in the New Easy another big batch is damp
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
Acts As Bartender

This is the first Of d series Of in
innate articles on the Prince Of
Wales, written by Mr.. Saunders. The
second Will appear in tomorrow
nights Herald.
tCopyrisht 1897 by United Prose-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

dried ready to be hung out. Sixteen double
sheets Tor the equal in other clothes) are
handled at one time; two things are done
at once. Is it any wonder that the New
Easy cuts time in half? And yet, speed is
only one Of its marvels Ii you did all the
work with your own hands from start to
finish, you couldn't wash the clothes any
more safely than the famous Easy Vacuum
Cups, or damp-dry them any more gently
than the wonderful New Easy dryer.
Washday is made so easy
The New Easy is so simple to operate. All
you do is press button and move a
lever. The work it saves you is simply
marvellous.
Even the water is handled for you in the
New Easy. As the suds, the rinse and the
bluing water are removed from the clothes
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

in the dryer. each in turn runs back into
the proper tub. You never have to heat I'D
extra water, for special gas heater be.
meath the Easy keeps the water hot all
through the washing. And when finished
washing, the machine even empties itself.
Your next washing free
act today
All these conveniences, and more, you will
find in the New Easy. But you must see
them to appreciate them. That's why We
make you this remarkable offer and will
lend you a New Easy to do your weeks
washing. Don't wait-phone the nearest
Easy dealer at once, or write u.s. and next
washday the Easy will bein your home. If
you wish to keep it, you can make a small
down payment and the Easy stays right
there, saving you time and work forever.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

MODEL M
This is The famous Eas,
Washer with one.piecs
aluminium stringer. The
hundreds Of thousands Of
these Washsrs in use today
have created a permanent
demand for thismodel.W We
shall continue to make Il.
embodying the same fine
materials and unhuyyied
skill.
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APARTMl.,-S UNFURNIsHED.

APARTML.<-S UNFURNlSHED.
THE IRVING,
1920 DENT FL. NV.
jus, north of 3oth and Que SITS; attractive
Of three rooms, Kitchen. bath. reception hall
and porch; ami. rental reasonable.
{. A. SNOW CO.,
ITO sth St. NV. Min t56e.
THE COLORADO,
14th and Longfellow SITS. NV,
An easy resehe saPab s 4sh st. s0 e
rapid bus, Rent is reasonable for what is
sffsred sEs rooms, kit reception hall and
/. F. BREUNINGER & SONS,
Colorado Bldg N. al4o
THE CHASTLETON HOTEL
Conveniently Located,
10th St. at K.
Wardman Management
Two and three room, kitchen
and bath apis. with porches.
NEW APARTMENTS
AT
REASONABLE RENT.
MASS. AVE. BETWEEN nth AND
BAY ST ~ II sRr II! VI i. i'm AND
back porehes. separate rear yards and large
front yards installed radio aerals. hot-watef
heS con a,e t''' TO schools churches and
stores. Three squares from Eastern High
To inspect vacancies gee janitor in base
hs sf' SQUARE %, 4D north rs Of Mass ave- between
"a
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 600. 925 10th ST. NV.
1883 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Two rooms. reception hall.
kitchenette and bath. $500
Four rooms, reception hall,
kitchen and bath. -. 1000
YOUNG & COMPANY,
1922 Vermont Ave.
Main 3217.
FINEST IN CITY.
room and bath; rooms. kitchen and
kitchen and baths: rooms. kitchen and
bath.
THE KELEHER.
1909 10Th St. NV.
Northeast Corner 10Th St. and
Fla. Ave
x SH1s " ArL
ception hall. kitchen. bath and balcony.
See Resident Manager.
THE ARGONNE,
1920 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
CORCORAN COURTS,
23rd AND d.
Apartments from $3.50 up,
include units with dressing
rooms, Murphy bed, concrete
screened porches full dining
rooms and other unusual fea-
lures.
CAFE-swITCHBoARD.
These are sbarg ain priced apartments. and
you should see them before you locate.
RESIDENT MANAGER,
MAIN 10000.
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1921 NJ ST. n.w--3 r. ami. .SG0.(
PETTY & PETTY,
' FLOYD Z. DAvIs COMPANY :
2 Ioth ST NV Main 353-352
COLORED.

1a14 etb ct pw-or & b.. ami. 500 90
Dol X 81 nw-fO r & b... So 90
iii r ~ nw-6 r~& b. ami. $500
i3oO e st se-6 r & h ami $500
42 Ella; ave; n.w-6 r { b., amI. g 65 o0
90 d st. n.w.-1O r. & b......... 5000
81 81 s a. Car st6 a 3, D. hah 1901 1901
THE CARSON AND THE LAEGSTON.
3S10-14 Sherman Ave. NV.
Groom. kit. and bath apis; - S4o.oo
LOGAN. $40 G. ST. NE.
Groom, kit. & bath apis. 90 90
1900 Kramer n.e.-6 r. b.. b All. 40OQ
1922 9Th st. NV. End ifs r. & b.. - %
14O2 let ST. n.w.-3 r. & b. ....... 200
618 Kastle pl. n.e.--5 rooms: .... 55uo
1923 Seaton st. n.w.-5 r. D.. ~ 90
2437 9Th 1t. n.w.--5 rooms. 900
5232 Dix st. n.e.-5 rooms. quo
ia s3rd ~ ne-4 rooms .... $500
500 Z ct "a rooms . 22 80
Wade rd. & Stevens ave. s.e.--4 rms. ~ ~
anO .lond At W-Basement 1 rm IL 90
is woodburn--3 rooms. $4,000. 1000
B. F. SAUL CO..
n25 18th st. NV Main Zoo.
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FOR RENT.
Within walking distance OF
Government Printing Office,
Treasury Annex, Pension Office,
Post Office, Union Station, etc.
q and 5 room and bath apart
ments at REMARKABLY LOW
RENT in this great modern
building development.
1st and n. Y. Ave. NV.
Telephone Main 85l6.
Open for Inspection Until 9 PM.
WARDMAN,
1870 K St. Main 1880.
DISTINCTIVE DESIRABLE
new apartment on fashionable
Connecticut ave-; sunny rooms
unusually attractive rental; z
spacious bedrooms, large living
room, kitchen with servants en-
trance, dining alcovc, bath. foyer
and private porch; luxurious
lobby and many unique features
installed for your comfort. In
spect today; open and lighted
until 9 pm. 5ll2 Connection,
ave.
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1923 G st.--10 rooms. = baths. ami
large, bright rooms: near all Government
buildings; S125.
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3306 10th st. n.w.--6 rooms. bath. am ,
in Mt. Pleasant: newly papered and paIntet
throughout large. bright rooms: SO.
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41S End ct. n.w-9 rooms, bath. lat. gas
in good condition: excellent location To-
rooming and boarding house: S65.
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B. F. SAUL CO..
n25 18th ST. NV Main Zoo

1918 + ST. NV.
II rooms and bath. furnace heat.
cleo; garage for one car. $4,000
1920 SUNDERLAND PI. NV:
10 rooms and bath. ami. Rent reasonable.
1919 II ST. NV.
1913 HARVARD ST: NV.
s T. and g b., h;,w;h; elee a; 90
roon' anu zoos EYE 'sT. NV.
g rooms baths. . porches. -. .S12b.OO
1925 MORSE ST. NE.
a rooms and bath w h.. cleo, gar $4,000
$40 n. Y. AVE. NV.
ROOMS anu 2 Ssf3 ii ST NV.
7 r. and b.. new hOt-water heating go 90,
plant, elec. ooO''"
? rooms and bath furnace heat $4,000
1T3i NORTH CAPITOL ST.
g rooms and bath. INV h. elec. $4,000
2037 F. ST. NV.
a rooms and bath. furnace heat cleo 90
FOR COLORED.
2444 + ST. NV.
'o'"~ anu GEO. w. LiNKINS
J@92 To Sales st.
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sos Mass. ave. ne-6 rms bath, h .-w.h
gas: near Union Station: $50.
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NEW APARTMENTS,
CORNER CONN. AVE. AND
MACOMB ST.
3217-21 Conn. Ave. NV.

3217-21 Conn. Ave. NV.
Ready for Occupancy.
Located just over Klingle
Bridge, in Washington's best
apartment house section. All
apartments attractively finished
and have hardwood floors
throughout. Elevator, attrac-
tive lobby and resident man
ager on premises.
Lighted until 9 pm.
2 rms, kit. & bath. $3.50 to $50
3 rms, kit. & bath. $50. so
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO. OPS 18th St. NV.
BARGAIN APARTMENT.
The Colorado,
18th and Longfellow SITS. NV.
Beautiful location, large. bright, rooms.
ss Ss sessn and 6:sS $751; sss
'A' MANI BREuNrNeeH gIs,sao s9 Building.
lust AS NICE AS HOME.
Two rooms large and light. kitchen and
bath. $50: or / room. kitchen and bath. S3S.
1927 Florida ave.
GEE REsIp !5s.T, MANAGER '
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neutrality-suspicious.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2400 Il. l. AVE, Ne. WOODRIDGE-2 OR
3 rooms, furnished or unfurnished private
bath. adults. 12'
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1641 X st. n.w.--14 rooms. 3 baths, ami
large rooms: In splendid location for rooms
and tea room business; reasonable.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures



DISTINCTIVE 6 AND ROOM HOME
near Walter Reed Hospital; convenient Z
: car lines. Prices from $50 up; s
@ rooms. ami near Western High School
corner house; SO.
l,room and bath apt. on 1Ath ST. car line
, cyrus SIMMONS, -, ,o,.
Line 2o7 hrx-, f f,.TE Nil III. !llo II Ne.
s75. No, lI2G East Capitol r, a D
.. ami: facing Lincoln Park.
St5. No. III Il NV; 7. & b.. a.n'i..
$50 No 7o4 + NV: =. & b.; cleo; Is'.
500. Ne, 1924 Bl2denshurg Road NE; .
S45 No. lIl4 D Ne: q r. d.: rccen
e.. hell: elec furnace: cellar.
@f1. No a0S Ninth Ne: T. b.; eler.
Sf% o.. No. 1874 Monticello ave. NE; 3.
90 -. o.. cellar: furnace, gas.
9'7' 70. 73l Sixth NE: r. b.; gas
S35. No. I10s Trinidad ave. NE: 8 T. &
co. D.; cellar; gas: lat
o"o. No. 1896 Bladensburg rd. Ne: 9 !.
$50 Nc 1917 Gales NE: rooms; gas
1i,, RENT FREE TILL 18th.
.i',-. w NEWSOM ITO III NJ
MODERN HOMES.
hcHtlX Tor ACKNOWLEDGMENT at Once
DETACHED BUNGALOW. $500
3l12 Newton 50. n.e.--4 rooms
nr,r,r1,raand bath; ami.
3ll4 Newton IT ne-5 rooms
1a62 n. c, AVE Nm En- .S4b.5o
= rooms and bath furnace heat
For turther particulars apply To
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IoIr Eye ST, N.w-9 ROOMS. BATH
h "a h cleo newly papered and painted
throughout: suitable for rooming and board
ing: S75.
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IF PARTICULAR,

the Woburn group of buildings will ap-
peal to you.
Thoroughly modern, well maintained and
accessible. Located in large open space
on city's crest at 10th at. and Kalorama I'd.
Settled neighbors.
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COUPLE WITH GROWN DAUGHTER DE-
sirous of locating Nv larger furnished apart
ment or house with owner lessee. shar-
ing part of II. Address Box 421-Z, star
office.
BUSINESS WOMAN WISHES FURNISHED
room with kitchen and bath; near Column
hia I'd. aud Calvert St: good heat and light.
Address Box 314-Z. star office. So
COOPERATIVE APARTMENT TWO
bedrooms, one with porch preferred; state
all details. Address Box 2l-A. Star once.
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300 18th st. NET rooms. bath. ami .
gar: newly papered and painted; in excelieut
location. 500
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Two bedrooms. living room. large yesti-
,ule. kitchen and bath corner apartment) /,
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Resident Agent. 1910 Kalorama I'd.
DEL Pot, A03,
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ISLAND o. E. S. EN-
TERTAINS RAINBOW GIRLS

One OF the most brilliant affairs
on the Eastern Star calendar for
1921 came last "Wednesday night
The exemplification OF the work OF
the Order OF the Rainbow Tor
Itirls. - The Rainbow Assembly
from West Seattle came in body
accompanied by parents ana
friends from West Seattle Chap.
Ter y. Il. S. The Masonic Temple
was packed to almost over flowing
The U. h. S. Chapter work Was put
Un Ill short form and closed. The
Iio0r was then given over to the
girls who put on their work iii a
most efficient manner and was
'horoly enjoyed by every one pres
snt. The Order OF the Rainbow tor
Urls Is an organization for girls
between the ages OF Il TO is wears.
daughters OF Masons and Eastern
stars and teaches the most eXalt-
cd standards OF American woman
mood. A Mason or Eastern Star
should be proud lii having their
daughter belong to this beautiful
order. AT the close OF their work
each girl was presented with "a
wrlstlet bouquet from the Chap
ter and box of candy from the
Worthy Matron.
Since time and tide wait for no
man--or w0man-the hands on the
clock went all too fast. Time to
make the Ii 80 ferry to tauntle-
roy shortened the social hour, al
tho there was time for the girls
and visitors to partake OF wash
on Strawberries and cream before
taking their departure.
The remodling OF the dining hall
made serving a little inconvenient
out everything went oil 50 beauti-
iully and every one had such Il
pleasant evening the little extra
work was all forgotten.
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10th AVE. ATHLETIC
CLUB 10; VASHoN

This 10th Avenue Athletic Clut
lived up to its name last Sunday
against the Leghorns. They were
supposed TO be well balanced
bunch of good ball players and
their showing Sunday proved them
to be all of that.
The Leghorns got off 10 a pretty
fair start in their half of the first
inning when Ward Prigg put the
first pitched ball over the center
field fence. That proved to be the
end of the short rally, tho and il
left the home Club fighting an up
hill battle practically the rest OF
the game. Erb did as good job OF
pitching as could be asked for, bur
several costly errors by his team
mates thru out the game were too
much for him.
Considerable shifting of the play
ers especially along toward the end
OF the game did not bring the ex
pected results and several fair
chances of scoring were passed up
Vashon hit and had men on bases
il nearly every inning but couldn't
squeeze them around.
Next Sunday at 2;30 p. m. the
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WiHys-Knight Whigget
Dealer, Owners Picnic

Sunday will be a day long to be
remembered by the island owners
of Willys-Knight, Whippe, cars.
and their friends. for under the
leadership Of Ed Earth propris or
of the Island Garage, distribu or
for this popular make of car ON the
island beach picnic VIII be held
at Ellisport.
Seattle Willys-Kuight, Whippet
dealers and Accessory dealers will
be well represented
The finn will start at 9:30 when
tie Seattle crowd win leave Fauut-
leroy for the island. At the Heights
dock a parade OF all the cars vili
De formed for a short tour OF tie
island. When the Island Garage
IS reached a stop win BE made Tor
its inspection and from there 10
1llisport and the bcach.
Being your friends and a picnic
lunch. Strawberries and Cream
and Coffee will be served YOU.
p. S. If there is anything Won
want g know AK Ell and be suis
and bring your cup along for the
coffee.
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| The paving program for 1927 il
Walla Walla is almost completed
except for repairs.
| The Pacific States Telephone
I Company has rebuilt important
lines near Chinook.
Taeoma-First local paper mill
Northwest Pulp & Paper Company
will cost $500,000; 200 men will
make 30 tons of product day,
Walla walla's only centenarian,
Mrs. Mary N. Puckett, celebrated her
1ooth birthday anniversary last week
The annual Klickitat county Sunday
school convention was held at the
Methodist church in White Salmon
last Sunday.
Yakima flock owners began shear
ing their shsap this week, preparatory
70 tie aanual trek 10 spring and sum
Iier pasture.
Fire Of undetermined origin de.
sroyed the grocery store OF F. j.
Cottereil at Minnehaha last week
The loss was about $4,000.
Arterial highways are soon to be