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New Britain herald., 1928-01-17

Rose, ukulele, baAjs. sonS and piano specialists, who are we'll known to radio audiences.
 We experimented on the low wave tuner and succeeded in pulling in WRCV. Norfolk. Virginia, which came through in rather tin-panny fashion. That condition was due probably to the fact that another station was pressing WRCV for its wave. The station signed o6 from a dance hall after ''Is She My Girl Friend?" was played.
 KFKB, Milford. Kansas, came through strong. but 1t faded slightly. An old fashioned barn dance pro gram was on the air as ws tuned in. It was stated that q platinum wrist watch, studded with diamonds. would be given away at { o'clock this morning. which il 5 o'clock eastern time. We should sfay awake so long! The program was scheduled 10 continue .Tl8Ht Op IHIVu&A " o'clock for some reason or other.
 Other stations heard were WLS. WCFL, WGN .WsBC, WOK, Chi cago; WIZ, WAHC. WMCA. New York: WEEI, WNAC. Boston: KDKA, WCAE. Pittsburgh: WTAM. Cleveland; CFCF. Montreal; WGY, Schenectady: WsAI, WLW. Cincin- nati: WBZ, Springfield; WFLA. Clearwater, Florida: WBAP, Fort Worth; WJR, Detroit; WRC, Wash ington.
 That's all for today, thanks!
 -P. E. L.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
Knocks Out
 Rheumatic Agony In 5 Days
Fair Dept. Store Offers Trial of Wonder Working Capsules
 On Money Back Basis.

Why men and women will go on suffering terrible rheumatic agony and run the risk of being perman- ently crippled and helpless is be- yond all understanding. say drug sists, when a few days use of those little wonder capsules Allenrhu No. will bring glorious relief and quick ly clear up every twinge and ache even for those who have been vic- tins for years.
 To back up this statement, to prove to every sufferer of rheumatic torture in this county that the claims for Allenrhu Number are not ex- aggerated in any way, Fair Dept. Store and every druggist who is dis pensing this, quick-acting remedy make this offer-a fair and square offer if ever one was made:
 If after using Allenrhu Number 2 Capsules as directed for 5 days there is a pain or ache left-if you are not free from rheumatic distress your money will be promptly re- funded without comment.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
Senate Has Confirmed
 Bissell's disappointment
nv onOncp H. MANNYNo

BY 0EORGD H. MANNING Washington Bursau of the N. B. HsFald'
 Washington. Jan. 1.-The senate has confirmed the nomination of Harvey P. Bissell of Ridgefield for re-appointment as collector of cus- toms for the Connecticut district with headquarters at Bridgeport. Mir. Bissell's -e-appointment was recommended to the treasury depart ment a few days ago by Senators Hiram Bingham and George P. Mc- Lean of Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17

12-Same as WGY
 SeO-WGR, Raaal0-30o 6:s0-Dinner music. Talk 7-Same as WTIC 7:45-Science talk S-1O:3O-Same as WEAF 10:30-Program frohc 12:30-Time. Weather
 esO-KDKA, Pittsbungh-3le 5-Time. Markets 6:10-Theatrical calendar s:15-Time. Dinner music . 7-Time. Program S-10-Same as WBZ 1O-Weather
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
4KK Dtot'eaR |AilS .SSNrS dsz2 zzI

U. 8.1o-AAIu 1tS0ot oACkNACo 's-sophie Braslau. contralto; or
 chestr1 l0-HouE Of music 11-News: bulletins dance orchestra
 7oO-WHN-Ss5 5-M. G. NJ. presentation s-Trombone; soprano 6:30-Ensemble 7-Dance orchestra 7:30-Chateau by N. T. G. baritone lo:45 - Manhattan Troubadours,
 songs 11-Tommy Gott's orchestra Strickland's orch.
 7sO-WPAP-S05 S-Circe ensemble S:So-'The Cavaliers 9:s0-Judith Roth. soprano 9:45-Poems; news flashes
 s1O-WMCA-37O 5-Entertainers 5:3o-Studio program :50-Theater review S-Frederick Loescher, tenor S:2o-Financia chat S:30-Maj jestic 9-AddreSS s:15-Theater program l0-Danny Deever, songs 30-Fordham orchestra l1-Ernie Golden's orchestra 81O-WLWL-S7O 6-Health service period s:o5-William Flusk. tenor 5 :2U-Orchestra faNorltes 6 6:45-"Food," Dr. McGrath : Talk 7:o5-Joseph Laderoute, soprano 7:15-Organ recital 7:3o-"Timely Topics" James Gilll' 1 7:A5-Opera selections sS0-NGB>-24s s5: :3o-Franklin Birthday Hour l Prof. Harry M. Guest; Marguerite ! Cartwright, soprano; Franklin 1 compositions: Helen Whitaker | Uncle Gee Bee; harpsichord solos *6-"The Spirit of Benjamin Frank i lin'
 s-Oliver sayler, "Footlight ant , Lamplight'' S:l5-Dance music 9-Evangelistic mixed quartet | 9:20--Niolin solos 9:So-Frank Johnson and Glll
 Friend ! a.45-Dance music
 s2O-WPCH-326 5-Prince Joveddah, philosopher 5:30-Reading 5: i 5:45-German lessons 6-Entertainment :30-Theater review 6:45-Judith Roth, songs s2O-WRNY-326 7-.French Humor," V. Erskine , 7:O5-Contralto; thrift talk: tenor ! i7:45-'Learning Automotive Trade ! S-Hour of music *9-Dr. Sigmund, Who's Who II 1 Music"
 e:15-Christin Caldwell. soprano 1 9:3O-"Patents' i 9:45-Songs | 1O-Lamberti string quartet; olu time song contest; soprano i1f-H, Lohman's orchestra l11:S0-Knickerboc orchestra s70-WBOQ-3Os l6:so-Harold sterns orchestra ;7-Thrift program
 1:15-Rita Raymond, sopEduo }7;30-"Every Day Law
 7;45-Grace Perry. soprano
 S-Benjamin Franklin program
 S:35-Soprano; baritone is:55-"Brooklyn Water Supply
 9-Joe De Natt's orchestra
 9:5S-Time; weather report t10:01-Orchestra
 11-Manger hour 1O2O-WGI-204 i6-Time: news; racing
 6:1O-Recttalist 6:4b-American Legion series
 Pianist: cellist
 7:30-Judean quartet
 s-''National Thrift Plan
 S:15-1talian episode
 S:3O-Saxophon Octet
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
FRENCH REPLY READY

Paris, Jan. IT R-foreisn Min ister Briand's reply to Secretary Kellogg on the pact against war was discussed by the cabinet today and its text drafted.
 Nothing was revealed as to its phraseology or the date 1t would be delivered.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
,,.V-NiCt. Bridgeport 2G6

Merchants program W etther .:3O- studio program \. V.Jh--l' l'opllar music
 - Musical appreciation talk fu-N News
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
New York Stations
57O-WNiC'-520

5sO-WNHC-J20 i--Herman Neuman, pianist 5:1o-M Market high spots G:20-"Thc Romance of the Consti- tution,' by John D. Flynn j:30-Italian Lessons ,:So-Police alarms ,:s5-Air College; Seneca" Prof. Bali. :55-Air College: "Machiavelli," by Prof. Arbib-Costa S:lJ-l.aura Consa ul, contralto >:3e - "Everyday English Dr. Lawn ,:5:,---Fiano selections "A Cup of Tea" Dr. Nizetelly g:o0-Helen Dewitt Jacobs a:35-Building Managers and Own ors' Association; Speakers, Post master General Harry S. New, J. Adam Bede. Thompson Smith and others 11-Police alarms: weather; ferries
 Gl't-WEAF-i92 a-l'ranll WiHegar's orchestra j--pinncr music Sane :s W1lC :3o--National muscalities 7:50--''In international Events R. 5. FOS1lck Sane as NTlC S:3O--Air Wcavers "--t 'orrtct time Program featuring The Revellers and Kathleen Stewart, pianist lp-San" as WTlC Io:3O-Rolfn's orchestra ll-JanS"4n's orchestra
 66O-WJZ-id 5:3e--Eeports, stock market quota lions: financial summary; cotton quotations: agricultural reports 5:f5-1Ny Scott. soprano j--Hal kamp's orchestra 5:55-Sumnlary of program 1-Correct time Irish Setters," Frank Dole 7:l5-Lesiie Prick. contralto 7:30-F'riendly argument between Wescott and Louis Bromfeld 1:45--The Melody Musketeers with saxophone Same as WBZ s:3o--The Torrd Tots l9-C Correct time 10--Thc Tor.'id Tots H1o:3o-Mae Singhi Breen, Peter de Rose ll--Sluuber music
 .iO-WOR-422 6:lJ-American Speech Pioneers 5:3U-MusiC 7--Jacques Jacobs ensemble 7.30--Hale By"r's orchestra s-ChiGes: City Income" Dr. Gu lick
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
.v0-NDRC, New Havcn-:6S

, Musicale e:Su--Thcaler review. News s7-Frankhn bay dinner of the
 New Haven Typothetae, rom
 iiotel Taft ! M ..lt LInl
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
Eastern Stations

112o-WAAN. Newark-26S 6-Canary Cottage orchestra 7-Bill Fellmeth. sports 7:15-James Terrence, DanJolst 7:30-Entertainers
 112O-WGCP. Newark-26S 5-Merchants' program
 5:30-Alice from Wonderland Leicester Coburger, pianist 10:15-Special feature 11-Ken Kitchens orchestra
 1f2O-WNJ, Ncwark-26S S:O1-Wally Romans orchestra s:45-Food talk l9-Jack and Jill
 9:l5-David Whyte, tenor 9:30-Jack and Jill 9:45-Studio program S6O-WOO. Philadelphia-S4S , 7:3G-WOO trio 7iO-FFI, Pfliladclpllia-lO5 s.so-Adelphia Whispering orch. 7-Voter's Service S-11-Same as WEAF ssO-WIP, PhiIadelphia-349 C:30-Dinner music
 .45-Elliot Lester. dramatic revue Roll call; birthday list 10-Movie broadcast i 1o:3o-Art Coogan's orchestra l1-Kentner's dance orchestra t1O0-WPt., Atlantic City-c73 s:45-Organ $ recital { 7:o5-Dinner music
 7:35-"Playground HighEghts ! 7:45-Dinner dance orchestra S:15-Board Of Education concert 9:45-Studio recital ] 1o-Radio auction brdige | t1o:30-Harmony quartet
 1l-Dance orchestras ; 790-WGY. Schcnectady-3S0 5-Stock reports: news
 6:30--Dinner music 7:3o- Madrigal mixed quartet i S-l1:30-Same as WEAF ! 1l:30-Same as WHAM l12 mid.-Shea's symphony orch
 1teO-WFBL. Syracuse-2ss i s:2n-Weather. stocks
 6:30-Business talk 1 G:35-Same as WGY 7:1o-Children's program 7:3o---Same as WG1 , S:3o---Rectial 30-Same as WHAM
 1o70-WHAM, RocI,estcr-2s0 6:30--St ocks
 6:45- 5-S-Same as WG1 S-10-Same as WBZ 10:11-Same as WIZ 11:05-Honestea orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
TUESDAY.
Eastesn Standard Hiass

NOTE - Asterisks Denote Best Pro-
 grams Of the Day.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-17
New England Stations
sSC-WTiC. Hartford-sSs

.-S---.NeWS 6:S0-Dinner music, from WEAF 77--Noters Service program, fea- turing Charles D. Hilles, member of the Republican National com mittee. and Franklin D. Roosevelt, member of the Democratic Ma tional committee, ill joint dls- cussion of Some Historic Presi- d.ntial Campaigns. From MEAr
 1:30-rrini,y College dialogue, Art Of Printing" by Professors Arthur Adams and Prank Cole Rabbit Male chorus, assisted by Hans Earth. pianist, and Charming Le- frDvre. organist. From WEAF s.$p--Dance music Symphonic concert illustrating inc Art Song l:3e-Musical Bouquet l0--Auction bridge game rom NEAF lu;3n--Hotel Bridgway orchestra f1-Wort hy Hills orchestra Ii:3u-Time, news, weather
 sVO-NDRC. New Havcn-:6S '5 Musicale e:SSU--vhcater review. News Franklin bay dinner of the New Haven rypothetae, from iiotel Taft 5 WratIl"r
 ,i3V-WiCt. Bridgeport .G6 Merchants program W eether studio program Popular music Musical appreciation talk fp-NuWs
 YVO-NiiZ, >prinsiicid-SSSS 5-gg-T.ue. weather. Bert Dolah orchestra G:3e-NrWS G:sy-pot;tIi- orchestra .-Nincynt A. Brcglio, novelty pan .et .:Se-S'atler Musicale SougS of Sentim, nt by concert orchestra and vocal quintet. From NJZ
 ,-Contincntals from WIZ lp-Tinie. News Ip:c5-Chet Frost and His Boston, ians. Iv:!e-Time. Weather
 5so-WTAG, Worcestcr-51: 7:So-Stulio program 2--Sama as WTlC s:3t-Studio program 9-Time. Program i0-Same as WTIC io:3U-NeWS
 G5O-WNAC-WBlS Boston-a6i o--Ted and his gang 1.-The Juvenile Smilers G:30-Roman Gardens orchestra 7-Dok and his Sinfonians | 1::20-Chefs; Jicc-Jaccs aS:3O-Op'ry House Tonight; WAC
 Players present The Hand of the
 Law 9:l5-Arlington quintet 9:30-Entertainers l0-Perley stevens orchestra il:10-Morey Pearl orchestra
 O7O-WEEI, Bost0n-44S 5:35-Positions wanted; market and
 news: lost and found 5-From New York j:35-News 6:43-Highway bulletin 6:45-Big Brother club ,:3O-Oh Boy 7:5O-"Developmen in the Ma.
 tional Political Situation by
 Michael Hennessy S-Same as WTIC s:Sv-The Pilgrims 9--From New York lo:30-Cruising the Air lo:35-NeWs lo:4o-.Joe Rines and his orchestra ll:4O-Radio forecast and weather
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-17
gLNSSkFzED ADVERTISING

Call or see DR.. E. A. Young,
Burton, Wash. Bl. SCI S-17-tf
WANTED-1500 Cedar posts 6
feet long suitable for berry
trellis, State price and time of
delivery Care Of VaShon New
Record. S-17-4t.
WANTED-Live stock of all
kinds. r. B. Hayes Phone Blk
772 6-S-tf
WANTED--Tractor work. New
plows and disc. Louis Deppman,
Phone Red 1871. 3-2-tf
WANTED-Your cockerels and
chickens. Highest prices paid.
Fred Simonsen, Phone Red ia.
3-9.itp
WANTED-Tracior work of all
kinds. VIM. Berry, Burton, Blk.
S93. 2-10-tf
Smuggling and ROOF Repairs
Call Red 1911 Evenings. William
Steen. Lift
80
WANTED-General Trucking. All
kinds of heavy hauling and moy,
ing NJ. h. Dunsford, Phone Red
1853. s-26-tf
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-The Newly house.
recently rcfinishcd and bath.
sink, etc4 installed. Fruit and
garden spot, barn $50 per
month Arrangements may be-
made for part furnishing. Mrs.
h. c. Beall, Red 1s2, Vashon.
SHIT
FOR RENT-Orchard home. Sep
tember j. Six rooms, city water.
bath, range Rose Gorsuch. Red
1871. s-i7.n
LOsT-Between Williams Mn
and Burton, pitehfork and
shovel Blk. S93. SILL.
80
$40 REWARD-WilI be paid fo
information leading to the 10
covery of n brown leather sui
ease taken 10y mistake or stole
from the Nashon Transportatio
Co bus. Tel. Blk. al.
80
| WILL CALL at your place am
time for poultry to ship to Fry
q Co where you viii get on
cent per pound above the ma
ket for it. Il. G. Pack. Red 9
noon or evenings. 4-2Ot
ABE ABRAHAMSEN Painting
Phone Black 1853 Paperhangine
VASH0N kalsomining.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Two No. 1 Sannen
mich goats. Mrs. VIM. +. john
son. S-17-2t
FRESH-milk goats for sale.
Phone Blk. 205. S-1O-tf.
FOR SALE-Guernsey Jersey
Cow and Shetland pony. b. w.
Fitzpatrick, Burton. Red 1861.
7-27-tf
FOR SALE--Alder wood. stove
length. $3.50 cord delivered. Or
der now. Red s74 7-20-tf
SAEEEN GoATS-Nannies and
kids at reasonable price. phone
Blk. %. 6-29-tf
THE MILETA DAIRY RANCH
is operating a Milk delivery
route, anyone needing Milk
please lel us know by phone.
Red S3l, Mileta Ranch. II. d.
McPhersoI. 5-1s.3t
FOR SALE Copper Riveted ce-
dar skiffs. Boats and Fishing
gear for rent. Paradise Cove. p,
o. Burton, Wash VIM. L. Bates
4-27-tf
80
FOR SALE-Willard Storage
Batteries Crosley Radio. Bat
tcry Charging Sl0O. Vashon
Machine Shop 3-Il-tf
90
MILL Wo0D-Call r d 1884 or
Red 1855. 3-9-tf
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ELLIsPoRT
Mrs. D. w Trimblel .
sssss

Mrs. De Merritt and daughter
June, have been guests at the
Jeffeis home for sometime, re-
turned to their home in Seattle.
The F. L. and Y. Club Of the Re
becea Lodge entertained the lodge
members with a very enjoyable
picnic in the Park at Ellisport on
Tuesday of last week.
The members of the Doekton
Ladies Aid also were among the
pieuieers at ElliSport They ar
rived early and spent a happy day
at the Park and on the beach.
MI and Mrs. Ernest Smith of
Lewiston, Missouri, ale visiting at
til home of Prof and Mrs. F. NJ.
Robertson. Mrs. Smith is sister
If Mrs. Robertson Miss lola
Nuns, who is attending the Z. Of
" is also guest at the Robert
son S.
Mrs. Brown and Ms. Cunning
han wege Tacoma and Seattle
visitors d few days the past week.
Mr. and Edwin Woods Of Bel
hneham, visited with their home
folks over the week end
Miss Violet Hamilton of Seat
tie is spending some time at her
summer cottage at Ellispolt.
New was received here last
saturday Of the death of Mrs.
karoline Kobe, of Everett. Mrs.
Kobe was the mother of Mrs. E.,
II. Curtis and a stepsister of Mrs,
d. w. Trimble.
The Turner family arrived last
week to spend their vacation at
the McClintock homestead. Mr..
Turner is one of the well known
commission men OF Seattle. Mr..
and Mrs. John Bunter also of
Seattle, were guests at the Home
stead over the week end
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ABE ABRAHAMSEN

Z III aAAII0f1IAttIFI9IlIN WIIIIIIIT
Phone Black 1853 Paperhanginl
VASH0N kalsomining
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The regular summer gathering
Of the members of the l. o. G. I
organization brought TO Ellispori
last week a large crowd of young
people and their leaders in this
work. The l. o. G. I, Lodge has
met at Ellisport for many years
and own a temple here. II Is ar.
ranged as lodge hall but also has
arrangements for cooking ard
sleeping, so the members are well
taken care Of on their own
grounds. Among other well known
members of the lodge present at
this session was Mr.. Geo. Cotter-
i'll, head of the Port Commission
OF Seattle.
Mrs. Esterbrook of Seattle,
well known for her interesting
children stories, was among the
visitors at Ellisport on sunday.
Mrs. Kingsbury and daughter
Miss Fanny, We're callers at the
MeClintock home last Friday, pri-
or to Miss Fauny's return to her
school work in Seattle.
Next sunday the 18th, will SEE
a large gathering Of members of
the Woodmen of the World Or
der of Tacoma, who will be enter
tanned by the Island Order. About
three hundred members and their
families are expected TO enjoy a
big clam bake on the Point and
games and other amusements in
the Park This is going to be one
OF the biggest days of the summer
at Ellispoit. Mr.. John +. Hoyt of
the Tacoma Woodmen accompan-
led by Mrs. Hoyt, was over Sat
urday making final arrangements
for the use of the grounds. Mr..
Godfrey and Mr. Oscar Carlson of
Burton, who have charge of the
Island end of the entertainment
have also been on the grounds
seeing that everything will be
ready when the crowds begin TO
arrive early Sunday morning.
Tho the summer season is be-
ginning to draw to its close there
seems to be no lessening in the at
traction that Ellisport has for the
summer pleasure seeker. As soon
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as cottage is vacated by one pal
ty 1t IS quickly occupied by apoth-
er, who has been ON the waiting
list, and the bathing beach is al
ways busy spot from early morn
ing until the last spark of the
evening campfire goes out.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-17

Seattle and Tacoma, the largest
cities of Western Washington,
have entered an attendance con-
test at the Western Washington
Fair. Tacoma won the contest
last year and Seattle is going af-
ter first honors this year, We'd
nesday, Sept, 10Th is Tacoma Day
and the following day Seattle will
try to exceed Tacoma S record.
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DoCKToN
Mrs. A. J. Stuckey) "
ssfe as sss $3.50 =

Mrs. A. J. Stuekey) "
=
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. MaItinolieh
of Dockton, returned from a very
enjoyable trip to Alaska and way
ports in their fine yacht Stella
Marie - They have been gone the
past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Christman OF
Portage were in Doekton visiting
friends on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ingalls, of
British Columbia, and MIS-. Dave
Alstrum of Tacoma were visiting
old friends on Tuesday.
Ruth Oberson from Tacoma is
visiting her cousin Mrs. J. S. John
son for a week.
The Ladies Aid Of Dockton held
their Annual Picnic at Ellisport
All the members and children were
there and all had a splendid time.
Mrs. Jens Nelson and family
are visiting friends in Tacoma this
week.
Miss Ida Hastings of Manzani-
ia was married to William Tur-
ner of Tacoma a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fredrickson
from Seattle and their daughter,
Mrs. James Stanford and children,
from Fauntlcroy visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Peterson. Nh. Friedrich
son and family are pioneers of
Dockton.
Mrs.J. Martinolich was Taco
ma visitor on Monday,
NJ. Ransovich is remodeling his
house.
Mrs Whitla has gone to B. c,
for week or two, to visit old
friends
Mr.. and Mrs, Rankin from Cali
fornia spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Middlecoff driving around
the Island.
Mr.. Harold Peterson is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. j. Peterson.
Miss Katherine Peterson was
operated ON for goitre at the Ia
coma General Hospital, and Is re.
ported doing as well as can be cx-
pected
Mrs. A. Peterson and children
spent the week end in Tacoma Wis
ting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hickey of Yakima
are spending a couple of week,
with the latter's parents Mr., and
Mrs, J. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Guptill and child
rem Of Sumner spent the week
end with their parents MIR. and
Mrs C A Carlson.
Mrs, c, Amtmdsen and children
Paul and Beatrice Joy, aud Mrs
l.. Danielson and daughter, Ruth
spent Tuesday in Seattle visiting
tber brother and sister in Inv Mr.
ana NfS. a. DanelSOn
Mr. and Mrs. c. Peterson and
Mrs. NJ blanchard of San Pedro
and children, visited relatives III
Tacoma Sunday
Miss Rosie SaftcrIch of Iloqut
am is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. j. Bussanich for a couple OF
weeks
Mrs w Willars is report d
ick We hope she viii soon be oI-
right again
Mrs. 4 w Phillips and MIS-. L.
Turnbull and Mrs. Dave Christi
lof Taromn have hafu yi.ifmu fhair
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ADVERTISING RATES

TO GEMS ser line For first inser-
tian; 5 cents per line for each adj
Citional insertion.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-17

from 5 a. IN. to IL p. m. on Sun
days and holidays.
The Mount Baker Highway is
paved from Bellingham 10 Dem
ing and from there the road is oil
ed for % miles. From Shuksan to
Heather Meadow the road is III
very good condition, with crews
widening the narrower stretches,
hut not interfering with traffic.
On Snoqualmie Pass there are
about , miles rough and about )
tenths of mile which is in poor
condition, just west of Camp Ma
SON The portions of the road not
under construction are in excellent
condition and all oiled or paved,
with the exception of the stretch
around Lake Keeehelus. From
now on the Pass will continue to-
improve, as the future construc-
ton will not interfere with ira
vel greatly.
Stevens Pass Is paved to Gold
Bar with the exception Of the Sui
tan Hill; from Gold Bar to Index
the road is graveled but somewhat
ehucky; Index to Scenic, good !
Scenic to Tye, a little rough, With
a Smile stretch Of practically one
way road from Tye east, turn-outs
being provided for passing. From
Berne to Merritt, road-bed good, !
with a few narrow stretches; some
construction work near Mason
Creek. Hill east Of Plain 10 Leav-l
enworth and Dryden good gravel,
somewhat dusty. Dryden to We
natchee paved.
The North Central Highway is
receiving the third coat of oil from
Davenport TO Winchester. but oil
is Immediately covered with heavy
gravel and motorists are picking
up no oil when driving slowly.
Oiled macadam from Winchester
to Vantage; dust oil from Vantage
west for 10 miles and oiled maca-
dam for 10 miles into Ellensburg.
Seattle and Tacoma, the largest
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-08-17
WANTED
FRYE PACKING CO.

FRYE PACKING CO. wants all
your live poultry and will pay
one cent per pound above the
market for It In Seattle or one
hove what other buyers car
pay when weighed and paid for
at your ronyh. Phone our agent
and he win call with crates for
your poultry at amy time + G.
Park, Rcd 93, noon or evenings
s1Itf.
WANTED-bakUy apples. AN
varieties Boxes furnished Sl5 n
com Cleo Spinning Red $50
Stiff
go
WANTED high school qirl tc
work for board and room III
denly lady, just one in family.
no washing, modern honst