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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01

TYPEWRITERS-Under hne condition,
Corona Sr pcrtabie. SIS; Victor adding ma ma
chine, 500 check PROTECTOR, 80. Can 70 .
TYPEWRITERS = Mr. Business Man: Our
factory rebuilt machines. tall makesl look.
operate and are guaranteed same as new.
The waicott-Taylor Co, Inc, I1l4 II So. NV.
TYPEWRITERs sold. rented, repaired; guar
anteed machinesi all masss- United Type
Nat tUS S5OS. N'' ~ ~ -
TYPEWRITER-Remi Standard No, 10,
good condition; must saeriheei no dealers,
URN, ,sntique silver; heirloom cheap. Ad-
VACUUM CLEANER and attaehments. NE
Girard St. NV. Adams 5l94
VACUUM CLEANERS, Hoover, No 700, s35
Eureka, No. 10, s25; Eureka, No. II, $30i
other makes, SIS. New bags and parts for
all makes; guaranteed Rent cleaners. $50
Gay V GS1o Cleaner Shop l4o4 oiFard'
VACUUM CLEANERS oovers Baby model,
$40; Premiers, $40 and SIS; Universal and
mak SNaS overhsune ss2s dslvepy AsRmes
Llec &C. j. Arthur Harris 300 LIST st.
VANITY. with triple mirror; bed. and de
luxe coil SPRINGS. American walnut; sos.
Phone Clev os61-J.
yELoc1PEDE: Columbia, \. excellent c9Indition
Adams 4l36.
yICTRoLA yv-XIy, with SO red seal and
vile 955-W,
VIOLIN AND CELLO; reasonable. Phone
Metropolitan 2l6i. Branch 702.
WAFFLE IRON = 3-section Westinghouse
commercial electrical wafie iron, has been
!Te 9eo by factory original PRICE N
ti onal 500. ask for Mr. hathaway "
WASHING MACHINE. electric, late model
al-metal Thor, $50; vacuum cleaner, cleo
tri: 81 typewriter and chair S. Telephone
WATER TOWER. Anchor brand, steel. capa-
bic Of holding i9OOoIss tsnk meyer used
burg. Nd. Phone Gsithersburg, l5l-F-2ss
WHITE CHINA SALE, one week only; spe-
Gals, Sc to Csc; good BARGAINS In all lines,
WooD oak well seasoned son d; any en ns :o $l4
atlantic C oss IS NJ "a Aasust D-e' - - i.
WoqD mostly oak well seasonee 80 cut til in
$500 per half. Box 1873, Rosslyn, Va, or
phone Clarendon 682-J-l
SONORA RADIO.
T-tube. all electric in beautiful cabinets
cost $500 Just equipped with new tubes
viii sacrihce for ss5. c. A. Leppert, 462s
A Most Remarkable Sale
Of genuine nD6sutT99ss@yns SETS
now now SIS $50 Others T' as low as $50. Also dy-
namie and magnetic speakers and ,nn,
Company, III 18TH st. NV. Nat. 1920,
RADIOS-SeYeral. high-grade, traded-in all.
electric machines; completely oVerhauled and
guaranteed in good condition; real bargains;
see them.
8 Atwater Kents. tubes; special $50.
2 Atwater Kents. tubes; special, $3.50.
RCA, Z tubes; S44.50
Bosch. 7 tubes; $3.50.
Get them while they last These prices 2
days only. Authorized dealers and service
r. S. HARRIS CO, 1900 14th st. NV.
Col. 0l0l. Open evenings until 10 pm,
SAFE.
l4x1s in; Al condition; $50. 1927 N. Y
ave. Nat. $500.
RADIO-Only a few of the mar
velous Freed-Eisemann neutro-
dyne left. These high-quality
units cut from $225 to $50. Com
plete, fully guaranteed. Carroll
- z OIL - :. A.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs.

NO. i UNIVERSAL high production floor
surfacing machine Tor sale; ana eeson1pie ~
NV.
WANTED--A small retail bakery for cash.
Address Box 3l4-K, Star ONCE.
WANT TO BUY good going business or
partnership in same: cash available for
legitimate business after thoroush inYesti-
cation. Address Q. j.. 1l5 II So. NV.
LUNCH ROOM with soda fountain and 10
rooms above; rent from rooms more than
PAYS whole rent; SAFE eppSrtgn ntcs price,
LUNCHEONETTE, soda I'D news business
income on 1000 investment. Address Box
ROOMINC HOUSE wanted at once; will pay
essssh, If price is reasonable. Address Box
NEED LIFE INsURANCEI OIer deed to
one trust, 5-roon bungalow, Baltic Blvd,
for policy Address Boz s6s-K, Star office.
WANrED-Partner. man or woman, to help
develop combined summer and Winter re-
sort, near korth Car9lin1 capital paart I3,T
ioce tions in Eastern America; opportunity
with UNLIMITED possibilities. Address Box
GASOLINE, accessories, batteries; $500
equipped: Established busiress investigate.
WANTED-Man to take charge of steam
laundry small town, nearby Virginia; must
run the business; also dry cleaning; interest
in business and good SALARY for right party
must have best of references. Address Box
3sS-K. Star Office. "
AMUSEMENT MACHINEs-l2 legal penny
amusement machines: in perfect condition.
price, $3.50. wisconsin s9eR-J.
the oldest and largest poultry plants, in
n prots distTiSa ttd1 Monthly address Box
3os-K. Star Office, "
ist COMMERCIAL ZONE, North Capitol
Ts e eens Gas s bs pTaed o eE sa
terms srrerFed Call National $3.50
CANDY, cigars, notions. etc; corner store
with FIVE rooms: established business; FIVE
year lease; $50 month rent price, So 400.
Address Box 4o2-K. Star Office.
DERMATOLoGY. massage. electrolysis. with
mail order business, Established 20 years ears
downtown location. Net income approxi-
mately $4,000 yearly. No reasonable offer
refused Owner retiring. Address Box $40
LEASE OR RENT small dry cleaning plant.
ROOMING HOUSE on Capitol Hill, fur
nished; INV h, elect, oil burner. VIII eNI
bargain. Metropolitan 1885, evenings GeorSia
ROOMING HOUSE - rooms northw esl
each month for a number Of years; reason
for selling illness of owner. Address Box
196-K, Star Office.
ADVERTISING FRANCHISE. exclusive light
tribution; investment ST 900. fully secured by
machine. Mr.. SNYDER, National $3.50.
FOOD PRODUCTS BUsINEsS-Th THOUSANDS Of
dealers handling produetS pr,9nta.o o fsS ash
Sacrifice for $1,000 Terms Address Box
372-K, Star offce. --
FURNITURE. upholstery and drapery bust
interest or ali. Small capital renuired A
real opportunity. Address Box S8s-h, star
Office.
BOOMING HOUSES Have, cash buyers for
your rooming house; no delay quick results
Mr. Fowler, sos r st. NV.
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CHRYSLER 8 DE LUXE SEDAN. ie3i-Six
wire wheels, fender wells. TRUNK rack; special
save $500 on this brand-new car. Southern
Motor Sales, 1893 l4tn St Decatur CASA
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MAKE ROOM SALE Of wire fox terriers,
s cocker spSSniels reg and blsss puppes also
spTntssr sSane yer months O Sde i ssnaS
and field Champions in last S genera.ions;
I 1hly sSS Arearo' a2o Arthur pi' ny" Phone
BEAUTIFUL SHETLAND PONY, with or
without cart and harness; reasonable offer
BOSTON, TERRIER and police. puppies;
registered stock; these puppies will be sold
very cheap Take Colesyills PIKE .e.. ct Silver Silver
2-F-5. Dee Gee Kennels.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. beautiful coll
or, wonderful markings; thoroughbred and
new Norh 1855 p'i's' 4O RIA ave
cANARIEs, stngsrs, hens and mated pairs
between 18th and I4th, Anacostia.
POLICE PUPPIES. maie; reasonable, 1908
9th st s.w.
POODLE PUPPIES, weeks old; also 8
trained householder pets; prices right.
Shepherd 24os.
cANiARIEs singers gpd hens Ho g1s
fs ssI st. ne Phone Lincoln ASST =
FOR SALE-Two beautiful white puppies,
one 9y p o 0ne , EFen srrop 09d P9ona
AT STUD. Merryiield Skookit dark red
Wirehaven Kennels. S. S. 1867
WooDRIDGE CATTER s5od sgi Per Per-
kittens on order. 2ol4 Newton ST. ne. Po-
tOmao G261
CANAF.IES for, breeding. male, female. ,cin-
namon notified; meal worms, $50 per hun
dred. Lincoln 1851. E. NJ. Jameson, 1887
CANARIES. beautiful singers yellow notified
and cinnamon. also females, reasonable.
1922 Branch ave. sc. Atlantic 3766-J.
CANARIES-All yellow, notified and CHINA
mons; five dollars UP. Mrs. Jenney, 14i7
Park road. Fine singers and females. Col.
5685-J
POMERANIAN-at stud; oranGe-sablei
pediereed. REGISTERED. Adams 30ll,
GREAT DANE PUPS-Pedigreed, male and.
female. Apply Villa Roma Inn, Rockville
pike. Rockville. Md
SINGING CANARIEs-Females, ready for
breeding: cages, supplies. etc; open sun
day; bargain prices. Balls Breeding Plant
356 Indiana ave. NV. Nat. 1853
CANARIE6.
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BUICK SPORT COUPE, 1927 Rumble seat.
Just reprinted, beautiful blue Duco; rev
top; 5 excellent balloon tires; famous Buick
standard motor; SAYS; terms and trade.
Northwest Motor Co., 6720 Wisconsin ave.
Wisconsin 1884
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FARM AND GARDEN.


SPECIAL TO-DAY ONLY. 20 root LON
hardy poplars. SC. Two-year Concord grapes,
&c. All healthy and guaranteed to live.
ll2S Randolph ave. Abingdon, Alexandria.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fronffpuad \

CREATE A JOB FOR YOURSELF
l have q small profitable business in eS-
cellent location, fully stocked, for S400i any
man who drives an auto should investigate
Address Box c64-K, Star once.
DEIICATESSEN with rms. above. Pr, $4,000.
DelicatoESen lunch, none better, Pr SB'ao0
Cafeteria, long est, money maker s6,b9a.
Sandwich and cigars, low rentRl $500.
Lunch room. $40 daily business $4,000.
14-room rooming house; pood; $l,35o.
II rooms, heat furnished: barRRin. S450.
ii rooms, rental $50; price, 1929,
- rooms, good income; price, $1,000.
Above places can be bouRht on paI5 cash,
easy terms on balance.
List your business. can sell same for
commission rates. Sec
j. +. CARLEY, S02 10th ST. =
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CHEVROLET COUPE. S45 cash; 1925; excel.
lent running condition; looks good; eood
tires. Call or phone Sunday. i0l Custis pl,,
Va. Phone Clarendon fiS6-W-i.
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cHRYSLER 20 DE Luxe SEDAN, ia30-Six
wire wheels, 4-speed transmission; run very
little; cost new Sl,690: cur price, $685.; terms,
trade. Southern Motor Sales, 1888 l4th Ct.
Decatur 0488
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01

OPPOSITE ItININ5 MHFthEI
SUITABLE FOtR BATTERY SHOP
SALESROOM FOR AUTOMOBILE TIRES
BARBECUE OR SANDWICH SHOP
AFFLECK-1235 N. Y. AVE. NET. 1929.
s75-APT.. s ROOMS; rent. $50; central.
s450--Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, 500.
S550-Rooming house IL rooms; rent, SO
S375--Rooming house, q rooms; rent, S55
good corner on Mass ave. NV.
house. II rooms, baths
h.-wh., elect. light; good income.
81 forthcoming house "a rooms, baths.
s2,0c0--Bosroing house, is rooms, baths,
Sl,500--Groeery and roomsi rent, SD
s450--Confect.: cid stand rent, $40.
si,SOo-Confect. and fountain and 4 modern
rooms; good lease; real bargain.
81 5OO--Dry goods and notionsi old stand ;
big stock; good location; rent, s45.
r. ". CURTIS. $40 18th ST. NV. Nat. 1882.
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WANTED-Man. to take ,charpe OF steam
laundry small town, nearby VirEinia; must
run the business; also dry cleanipgi interest
in business and good SALARY for right party
must have best Of references Address Box
3S2-K Star Office
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PAPERHANGING-
PAINTING
Metropolitan 1000.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Electric wiring and fixtures, paperinE and
painting, hardwood floors and staircases'
carpentry. plumbing and heating, porch IN
closures, metal ceilings. roohng, suffering,
Spouting. plastering, cement ana nIles
Our service is our reputation, Penn I'M
provement & Elec; Co. Inc: 81 IN nv
Nat OSLO and 05i3. Opposite Goldenoers S.
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BUICK 1899 MASTER COUNTRY CLUB
Coupe-Repainted in beautiful two-tone
green. natural wood wheels; fully equipped
and in best of shape mechanically; S825
terms. trade. Stanley IL Horner, 1918 or
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FORD ROADSTER, l929-Dark blue Duco
paint, good tires and very snappy motor;
price. $225. Northwest Motor Co., 672o Wis
eonSin ave Wisconsin 1894.
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FORD TUDOR i93O-This car will stand
your most careful inspection. Only $i42
down, balance, IL months. Pohanka Serv-
ice. 1l2G 20th 81. NV. North e34I
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

POULTRY AND EGGS.
30 STNGLE-COMB Rhode Island Red hens
and pullets for sale; bred from 275 to 500
egg record hens. N 3. Warner, Hamilton,
Va.
FOR SALE ,6OO-egg American Wishbone
hot-water incubator. J. G. Van Wagner
Upper Marlboro. Md
BROOKSIDE big. husky quality chicks; ex-
ira large English White LeghornS and superb
Barred Rocks; prices and stocks sure TO
please you. Circular free, BTookGlde PouI-
try Farm, Dept G, Chambersbure, Pa.
FRESH EGGS. delivered; baby cticks, Rocks,
Reds, Leghorns; 244-egg strain. custom
Matching. Cogswells Poultry Farm, Ball
ston, Va. Phone Clarendon lOGC-W-l.
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ABSTRACTS-R visible typewriter IS;
Croseley eembox radio, dynamic speaker,
S27.50. 1919 Warder 81. NV Apt /.
Adams SA04-J.
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FORD COUPE. 1880 run 6.7O0 miles; cash or
terms. Call Lin. 1911 after o'clock; bar
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| GAS RANGES, closing out large stock of
/ latest style gas ranges; many beautiful de-
| signs TO choose from lowest prices Cat
| LIN. Inc.. l32a New WORK ave.
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FORD model A coupe, s23s; original paint
out; terms. Also 80 sport coupe, slightly
higher price Also 1929 sport roadster.
NV N. $685. Never closed.
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FORD COUPE. 1926; new tires; clean cut,
excellent motor; fully equipped small down
$3.50 Mandell Chevrolet Co. 18th and
Good Hope rd sc. Atlantic 1900.
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PORDS-l930. 1929. sedans, roadsters and
coaches, The, condition Of the /, above cars
to go The Trew Motor Co, Dodge dealers,
1909 14th st. NV. Decatur 1910.
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FORD MODEL A TUDOR Thoroughly re-
conditioned throushout See this bet2Ie
buying, seas. Northwest Motor Co., e720
Wisconsin ave Wisconsin 1884.
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FORD Tudor. 1923; a good, clean car &C
cheapest price in town; cash bargain, SlS5.
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FORD 1929 panel delivery, model A; also
Ford sedan; cheap for quick sale. Deca-
tur 58iT during week DAYS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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NASH TIooR Go i0is aSn Sc naR Yes. ISii
repairing, oil burners included. Get our
prices. Time payments arranged. 227 9th
HEATING & PLUMBING.
You will be deprived of heat only two
hours in discarding old plant and installing
gas or coal American Radiator heating.
interest. Complete heating plants installed;
entire satisfaction guaranteed. NO mortgage
inE Co. Lincoln 1851
MISUNDERSTANDING
nssSr bssnr Ops .n e 9 with al Rea jseF
boiler; modernize your bath and Kitchen
fixtures. We do plumbing In all its
PAPERHANGING-
PAINTING.
Oak flooring laid and finished or old fiooors
also do MISUNDERSTANDING,
ROOFING-ALTERATlONS
We build brick, metal or cement block
Improvement from foundation to roof.
NO CASH REQUIRED
Easy payments arranged to suit your con-
Venience we use the best Grades OF ma
terial in all work supervised by the man
agement, personally assuring you OF a HrSt-
class Job. And for courteous dealings III
every respect you will save time and money
by calling
National Engineering Co,
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RADIO-Only a few of the mar
velous Freed Eisemann neutro-
dyne left. These high-quality
units cut from $225 to $50. Com
plete, fully guaranteed. Carroll
Supply Co., w 18th st. NV. Nat.
1920.
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/
j. B. Yost, a former resident of
the Highlands, was in Kennewick
greeting old friends the first of
the week. Since leaving here Mr.
.Yost has lived in California.
Miss Isabel Williams returned to
Spokane Monday after spending a
week with her parents and broth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Williams
and son, Robert.
Marion Crutchfield returned to
his. work at Hood River after
spending a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crutchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cruichfield
spent the weekend and Labor Day
visiting in Seattle.
j. L. Locke and family left on
Saturday for Shafter, California,
where they will spend the winter,
Among the teachers who were
out of town over the holiday, were
Miss Garbula Thompson, who went
to her home in Sprague; Miss
Blanche Easton to Cheney and
Miss olga Heggem to Bothell and
Seattle and Lauritz Smith to Seat
tie.
]. l. Hill, who has been in the
hospital for treatment for sinus
trouble, is now at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Blake at Camas, where
he will visit for a week.
Rev. ]. Fletcher Long of the
Methodist church was in Walla
Walla Friday where he attended
q conference Of pastors in this
district.
A group of 10 girls of the Meth
odist church gave a pageant "The
Challenge of the Cross" at the
Pasco church Sunday evening.
This pageant was given on Aug
ust 80 at the Kennewick church
before a large audience.
Mrs w G Muldrow was hostess
at birthday luncheon Saturday for
the pleasure of Miss Betty Barnes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Barnes, 704 Ave. E.
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The Misses Helen I,um and Bon

Il
The Misses Helen Lum and Bon
ME Brown, and Lawrence Scott
and Glen Rider drove to Portland
and Oregon City and spent Sun
day and Monday visiting friends.
/ Frank Maupin and Lowell Rid
er drove, to Orofino, Idaho and
visited with the formers mother
and sister.
Herbert Misner and Floyd Hut
chins spent the week end at Mel
rose. Idaho, guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. MisIier, Sr.
DR.. D. A. Harrington of Sunny
side will deliver an address at
the regular meeting of the Mason
ic lodge next Wednesday evening
taking for his subject, 1.-THE His
ltory Of Public and Private Schools
in the United States All Ma
SONS are requested to be present to
hear DR.. Harrington, who is re-
Iputed to be an excellent speaker
well conversant with his topic.
The Business Girls held q spec
Iial meeting at the club rooms on
Friday evening and completed the
plans for the Queen contest and
their fair booth. They will have 9
hamburger and doughnut stand
both days Of the fair.
John and Ed Neuman, Francis
Zarndt, George Timm and Herb
ert Malchow drove to Everett on
Sunday and attended the state
Walther League Of the Lutheran
church convention Monday. John
/ Neuman was chosen state treas
urer. Kennewick was selected the
1892 convention city.
August Kuhn, sc, died Sunday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
j. Kleinknecht on the west High
LANDS. He was born in Southern
Russia, January 8, 1915, and has
Presided in Kenewick for two years
Services were held Tuesday, Sept
Is at the Bethlehem Lutheran
church with Rev. NJ. C. Kauth in
charge and burial made in River
View Heights cemetery by the
side Of his wife, who passed away
9 year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Carstor
and Mrs. Robertson Of Trueman
MINI. left Sunday for Seattle
after visiting with their cousins
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LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

II
Miss Julia Libby and brother,
Frank Libby, Seattle, is visiting
their nephew, F. H. Lincoln and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Walters Of
Vancouver and r. L. Kilgore Of
Portland are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Walters of the Garden
Tracts this week. Mr.. Walters is
q brother Of Mr.. w. S. Walters
and Mr.. Kilgore, a brother Of
Mrs. Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Putt and
son and daughter of Yakima spent
the weekend with DR.. and Mrs.
L. j. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Allen, Miss
Eleanor and John and Miss Imo-
gene Rorick drove to Portland on
Sunday and visited relatives. They
returned Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. 3. e. Shanafelt Of Wenat-
chez arrived Sunday to visit at the
home of her son, G. H. Shanafelt
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Shanafelt
left Wednesday, morning for Spo-
kane, where they will spend a few
weeks. i
Mrs. ]. w. Adams left Satur-
day to spend a month visiting
relatives at Cheney and Cofax.
Miss Winifred Huntington left
for Seattle Friday after spend
ing several weeks at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Huntington.
Mrs. Settlers returned from Wis
ting with her daughter in Yaki-
man and plans to spend the win
ter in Kennewick.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. F. Brown and
family and Mrs. J.. M. Hawkins
attended States Day at Prossel
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Beste left
Saturday for Red Deer, Sask. to
visit their son, Howard, who is
to be married next Wednesday.
| G. F. Flower, sheepman Of
Mabton stopped today to visit his
brother, Alan Flower, manager
of the Walla Walla Produce com
pany. He was returning from q
business trip to Chicago, looking
after his sheep on their summer
range near Superior, Montana. He
STATED the forest fires came with
| In four miles of their camp.
Mrs. C. Kitten and Miss MYRTLE
Schuster visited in Spokane on
Thursday.
The Misses Freda Draper and
Maude Kuest, Chas and Edward
Lum Of Kennewick and Rudolph
Geise spent Sunday and Labor
Day visiting friends and relatives
in Yakima.
Mrs r. C. Watson Of Kah.
lotus and son, Alex, and Miss
Reta Watson, who is suurse il
training at Spokane, were guests
at the George Crutchfield home
/ over. fhn week tand
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Junior Hartlaub returned to his
home in Seattle after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Crutch-
field.
3 Miss Katherine Mounsey of Sc
attic visited friends and relatives
over the weekend. Miss Mounsey
was former resident of Kenne-
wick.
Ernest Ludwig and Mrs. Lud-
wig, ST. are guests at the Lee M,
Lampson home in East Kenne-
wick.
Mrs. Louise Broderius and son,
Dewey, and Forrest Lamb of Spo-
kane are guests Of the Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey M. White on First
Avenue this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Eakin of
Yakima arrived this week to be
manager of the Associated Oil
company, taking the place Of v.
M. Ferguson, the former manager
who is transferred to Qolville.
Mrs. G. M Annis spent the
weekend visiting friends and at
tending to business matters and
making arrangements to move
here. They are former residents
of Kennewick, but have made their
home in Seattle for number Of
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeHaven
Of Seattle were guests Wednesday
of Mr.. DeHayen's school chum,
Harvey White and family.