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SPECIAL NOTICES.

INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
sa: sale new and used; all styles; all sizes; re-
eseo 18Th GNTaD s nv sHA1ss SE ls STORAGE
COPIES AND MINIATURES FROM OLD
dasuerreotypes. tintypes, kodak or othel
pictures pictures lower prices during the Summer;
sTUpIo 1RST5I 'Gf 1aa Fsenern52n' st aV EDMoNrsoN
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself: JACOB c. FORD. lall kenyon
WANTED-RENTAL 1867 FORD, CHEv-
rolet; responsible parties; Sept. 4 to SO.
approximately. Call Dec 4770, Apt Sl4.
FROM THIS DATE WILL NOT BE RE
sponslble for any bills or debts contracted
D. GARNER. 353l Georeia ave NV
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myssl IT,, HSRoID = \ BOYER 'sI 5*i7 '?sP "a?
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AT
Acme Moving & Storage Co. 46lS 14th
ST. NV. on Friday Ausust - commencine
room and dining room suites. odd piece
electric refrigerator. dishes. linens and
brlc-a -brac.
AFTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE RE-
oI5eT han ,V mSse os aoRHcE ruckRR 1az RR
1903 D ST. n e.
OUR PLANoGRAPH REPRODUCTION
are guaranteed perfect. Either black and
low rates Phone for an estimate. II you
have need for reprints or extra copy
mater see us and save.
Columbia Paragraph Co..
50 L ST. NE. Metropolitan 4sa.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
From and after August @3 1881. the
partnership of BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY
VIII be dissolved and terminated, by mu-
tual consent of the partners. John J.
Buchley and Ambrose L. Grindley.
simultaneously with such dissolution.
an individual business will be commenced
by each Of the partners. including real
estate. rental and brokerage and also in
sursnce Of all kinds. MI Buckley's ofnces
viii be located at IO2 K street NV,
phone National l17i. MI Grindley's
Offices will be located at 1856 New York
avenue NV. phone District 1907. Gus
toners who wish the facilities Of either of
such of1ces are cordially invited to make
separate ARRANGEMENTS to that end.
JOHN j. BUCKLEY
AMBROSE l.. GRINDLEY.
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sALESNEN.

WANTED-3 frst-class used car statesmen
No trifers need apply. See Mr. WeRer
between / and 3 pm Monday Cherner
Motor Co.. 2327 Sherman ave. NV
MEN. three, with retail sales experience
or wide acquaintance wanted at once for
permanent positions. 7th floor, 1888 F
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WANTED
EAI,ESMEN

NONE OTHER NEED APPLY
Don't waste your time unless you have
dignity poise and resourcefulneSS. We
want maturCd men, not boys. Only men
who have had experience in outside SELL
ing will be considered. We have the pros
poets plenty of them and the right man
can probably double his present earninss
This is nol an ordinary proposition. but
high class in every respect. Commissions
only but very liberal one. Reply lmme
dIalelY Boz LIN Star Office
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service dept Selling exrerience helpful
me s Rot 9ee,tsd ssSens ns positlaq
erenceS and be ready to start Immediately
Write Box 4 j. Star.
HAIR DRESSERS
With or without following. Apply
before II am, Whelan's. l105 F
st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, two. for tire,
fabrication and gasoline serv-
ice; must be intelligent, have
pleasing personality and not
afraid Of hard work. Promo
tional opportunities for the
right men. Apply to Mr..
Adams or Mr.. Freas, 8 to 9
a I'M. Monday morning. Good
year Service, Conn. and N
StS. NV.
HOTEL ROOM CLERK,
who can produce and will
appreciate permanent posi-
ton with good salary and
short hours. Must have
pleasing personality, neat
appearance and be a willing
worker. Good references re-
quired. Answer in own hand
writing, giving full details
and age. Box 229-H, Star.
ASSISTANT BUYER FOR
CHINA AND LAMPS.
Young man with several
years experience in this line
of merchandise. Reply, stat
ing age, experience, etc. Box
1851, Star.
YOUNG MEN WITH REAL
SALES ABILITY, THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN
SELLING FURNITURE. AP-
PLY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE, 4th FLOOR, LANS-
BURGH'S DEPT. STORE.
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HELP WoMEN.
BIGGEST SPARE TIME

LUzIER REPRESENTATIVE
| At once; established clientele. Box 225-J,
/ atoy -
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LIFE INSURANCE.
.JITNJOP EXECUTIVE

Strong aggressive life insurance COM
pany cordnary' only has real oppor
tunity as assistant sales manager at Wash
ington for successful young life insurance
salesman who is now able to appoint and
work with agents. Well-esta bllShed office.
moderate salary plus liberal bonus and
unusual chance for advancement, Write
fuil personal and business details in conf
dence for interview. Subt. agts. Box
265-k. Star
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ENGINEER.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY,

stationary between the aee OF 30 and
40. :i:d-rate license able mechanic Good
lob for sober. steady. enersetic man. Box
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Christmas Card Salespeople.
Cash in on the line that has everyt hing,
80 for 81 Personals. with name SenSa-
tional ~ card Assortment proft soc
Ten others low as sc. Cash bonus. Free
samples. Southern Greeting Cards, Dept.
:. Memphis Tenn
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pei ihdheht poaitlons. ftn HooI' 1ooo
TAKE ORDERS; business stationery S2.e5
thousand, book matches, advertising pen
pricing sets tear-of1 business cards. 35fe
comm comm daily daily Sales porttolie free David
Chicago.
zlne book combination deal featuring
Judge and other important publications.
Top commissions and bonuses to organizers.
Manaser. 4sa Fifth ave-, New YORK. WIN
RAWLEIGH famous everyday household
on this opportunity supplying customers
NO mater s,a.a what YOU have done in the
earning S25 weekly; increase monthly
Rawlelgh's, Dept DCH-4-E Chester Pa.
SALESMAN-One who can sell outside Real
money-maker. Apply All ;th ST. NV.
THIS RESPONSIBLE local concern with
an excellent name and reputation. is eX-
pandins one OF Its enterprises in the field
OF automatic heating and air condtionins.
Inc line handed is one made by the
recognized leader in the heating fleld-a
million dollar concern with over 80 years
% experience. The salesman undertaking
this work will not only have the best OF
equipment to sell, but Will also have
welcome among thousands OF customers to
Whom high-priced merchandise has been
This is a real opportunity for a sales
man who wishes TO become permanently
connected with a wel-oreanized local firm
that has wide variety of products to
sell and where there is definite and
positive future FOR the man who makes
5000 a. well as ample immediate earnings
Particularly TO young men who are
ANXIOUS to start in the right business we
WI W ,,el oher an ATTRACTIVE proposition. Call
and am. Lee d. Butler Air Condi-
foning. Inc. l3o 18th ST NV
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Industrial Insurance, Real
Estate and Refrigeration
Statesmen.

Here is a real opportunity. You need
money and want to give your customer A
square deal. l am not all ad writer. l am
business man and have selling PROPOSE
ton and plan that Will make you quick
money. We furnish leads and closing ma
terlal to work with Our men now are
making $50 TO 500 per week. We can use
lev more full and part-tlme men.
Come IN NOW and let US explain our
plan Monday eve. only, $50 pm, Aug.
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NEED EXTRA MONEY?

Americas finest Christmas card line Of
fers big profits. Unmaic ched values. ) box
asSort mentS. featuring new y card 81 as
sortmenl All personal Christmas cards
with name, a lowest prices. Free sample
offer. Waltham Art Publishers. l6O N.
Washington st. Dept D. Boston Mass Z.
WAITRESS, for curb service;
over 81. Apply ready to work. See
Don" Southern Barbecue,
Washington Airport.
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TIRE SALESMAN,

National tire manufacturer he's opening
Must have selling ability. See Mr.. Reeves.
Monds. and Tuesday, o.3O-12.3O, Good
year Service. 1900 Coma. ave.
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DRIVER

White Permanent positions Must have
excel refs Give full details OF last .
years, employmsnt. Box lA-J Sir
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National organization. opening oflces
in Washington. D. C. has openings in their
service dept. Selling experience helpful
but not essential. Permanent position
Men selected must have car. furnish ref.
erences and be ready to start immedis tely
rr,ta pa 4 :.
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PERSONAL.

~ NOT WEAR A TRUSS THAT WILL
..ofture you; let US make you one correctly
.Gssd q ts lor your individual need. UNIVERSAL
Dist ElSs ~ A."
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ATTORNEY.
Young. growing, progressive: automobile
finance company located in Baltimore is
looking for a young man educated as an
attorney to bring into their orsanization
to train for an executive position. Quail
hcations are as follows
Character above reproach graduate Of
frst-class law school (day schooD with
rating of 1st. End or :8rd in his class;
experience in practicing law of l, or
possibly 3 years; desire to enter the
TO such a man we offer definite op-
portunity. for developing into an execu
tive position in our company: starting
salary. $4,000 per year: all replies con-
fidential BOX 262-K Star.
ATTENTION EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE
SALESMEN
II you are producing salesman with
clean record and are willing to work
s hours a day We have an opening for
you in our organization at a salary of
$125 month and commission; do not
full selling record and unless you desire
11th st. sc. Phone Atlantic 7l9I.
TIRE SALESMAN.
National tire manufacturer has opening
Must have selling ability. See Mr.. Reeves.
AaoAsr and TSiAsdpv O,o0-1 90 Haod :
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DOUBLE VALUE CHRISTMAS CARDS
MAKE MORE MONEY FOR YOU
See this new big profit line. Gorgeous al
bum personal cards and stationery; new
81 1-card 81 box assortment 1879 master
creation. Big variety other double-value as
sortments; religious, etchlngs, humorous:
sift wrappings; sell 60c up Look twice
their price. Your profit up to 1907. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write for free
samples. Wallace Brown Inc. 225 Fifth
ave. Dept. S2o New York
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Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

|tpavtd Burnstine. Merwin D. Maier. Os
(~ald Jacoby. Howard Schenken, worlds S
leadlnE team of -four. inventors of the sys-
rem that has beaten every other system
In eXistence)
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SELL so PERSONAL
CHPTGTMAE CAPnE S1 M

New Christmas card bargain: so large,
beautiful folders with customers name i'm
printed for only 81. Lithographed in many
colors. Your pront, 4oc. Also bigger value
Christmas card assortments 25 folders for
81 your profit SOC Free samples. General
Gard Co. 400 S. Peoria ST.. Dept. P-222
Chicago Ill
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EARN UP TO $500 BY CHRISTMAS
With Hollywood-inspired personal Christ
mas cards in wide price range; T beauti-
ful box assortments retailing soc to ST.
Biggest profits, Free sample offer.
THE JOHN A. HERTEL CO.
30l W Adams Dent Il Chicaun
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HELP WOMEN.

count against commissions: fullest coop
Grafton and assistance assured North
90 for interviews
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WILL PERSONS WITNESSING ACCIDENT
on wisconsin avenue and LanRdrum lane
on August ! 4 at 2:30 pm involving green
roadster please communicate with the
poy father NJ. E. LOWRY. 1925 McKin-
Evening star., 1937-08-22

The Four Aces will be pleased to answer
letters from readers If a stamped t3 centsl
Self -addreSed envelope is inclosed with
fach communication. If YOU desire the
pocket outline OF the -Four Aces system
pf contract bridge. send with your request
S1ze envelope to the Four Aces Inc, 1870
west Forty-Second street. New York City,
fnd YOU Will receive an outline without
hny charge.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Church Has 18th
Anniversary

Services at st. Paul's Lutheran
church in White Bluffs Sunday,
October 3, will celebrate the annual
Mission Festival and at the same
time commemorate the 18th ami
verss.ry of the local church, which
was organized in October, 1912, by
Rev. L. G. Krug, who is still pastor.
Rev. E. F. Kirst Of Charleston
will deliver the sermon at the
morning service at IL o'clock and
Rev. F. Soil of Yakima will occupy
the pulpit at 2:30 in the afternoon.
During the noon hour the ladies of
the church will serve lunch in the
basement
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the Mission Festival and
anniversary services.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Secretary Of State Declares That
Local Peaches Are Most Delicious

II took a few, and mighty few, I
can tell you, into the Governor, and
took one or two to the heads of
the various departments and told
them of the work you are doing
over there in that country. I gave
two of them to A. G. Martin, the
Land Commissioner, and two to
Phil Gallagher, State. Treasurer
who with Martin and myself make
up the Land Board"
Wilkinson has had considerable
correspondence with Secretary of
Hutchinson in relation to the adj
vertising campaign of the state be-
ing carried on through his office,
and had taken the peaches to him
while on his way to the Good
Roads convention early this month
that he might see for himself the
nature of the produce grown here.
The peaches, grown on the Her
man Heidemann ranch, were Cam
dokas, packed % to the box.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
CONTEST WILL
STRESS SAFETY

Reminiscent of the old time
spelling bees will be a drivers rules
lecture and contest to be held the
latter part of next month under
the sponsorship Of the White Bluffs
Commercial club.
To promote highway safety and
+ the knowledge Of rules necessary IN
taking examinations for drivers IL
censes, Patrolman L. M. Kennedy
has consented to give a talk on the
motor vehicle operators manual at
the meeting, which will be held at
the White Bluffs high school about
October TO-
Following his lecture, contest,
on the order Of a spelling bee, will
be held in which everyone may
test his knowledge Of the 2l9 rules
contained in the manual, on which
he must take an examination be-
fore securing his next license.
Five dollars has been set aside
by the club for prize money for
this contest, and will be distrlb-
uted by Patrolman Kennedy.
The clubs purpose in promoting
the contest is to help the driving
public acquire a thorough knowl-
edge of the rules of the road, to
help the highway patrol get the
examinations we'll along before the
last months of the period, to aid
in lessening the number of acct
dents, of which there have been
four serious ones in this valley dur
ing the summer and to offer a
good evenings entertainment.
The new rules are printed in
pamphlet form and may be Sc
cured without cost at the White
Bluffs Drug Store, Mission Service
Station, White Bluffs Motor COM
pany and Hanford Garage.
Patrolman Kennedy will give the
next examinations for drivers Ii
censes on Thursday, October %.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
SALES TO BOOST z
EGG CONSUMPTION

Poultrymen in Benton county
were heartened this week by the
announcement that the most inten-
sive nationwide campaign to IN
crease egg consumption in the in
dustry's history would be held from
October | to 81.
October will see $4,000 chain
stores erergetically pushing the
sale of eggs, according to Chairman
G. J.. Sween, Redmond, of the
washington state egg sterilization
committee.
That announcement was import
ant in Benton county, because 1,198
Eof this county's 1868 farms pro-.
duce eggs with an annual value Of
$211 ,498. This county's production
helps Washington rank as one of
the first five commercial egg rails
ing states with $4,000 farms pro-
ducing about $20,000,000 worth of
commercial eggs annually.
"Our success in obtaining the
same chain store cooperation that
has worked so well in other farmer
consumer campaigns comes at a
most opportune time" Sween said.
within the last month we have
seen some Improvement in the ra>
ito of high cost feed and low priced
eggs that was so serious this spring
and summer.
"This campaign should reduce
that ratio to the farmers benefit
by creating the strongest consumer
demand of the year, and that de-
inand should carry over well into
our important winter production
season"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Mckee Makes Last ATTEMPT To Get
Black Rack Children To Attend School

In last move to bring the five
children living in the Black Rock
district, midway between this val
ley and Yakima, to Mckee for
schooling, directors of the Mckee
school district have offered to
transport them each day between
their homes and the Mckee school,
according to an article this week
in the Yakima Morning Herald.
Patrons of the Black Rock Sec
ton, which is part of the Mckee
school district, several years ago
constructed a small building near
their homes to serve as a school
house for the children, having OPP.
posed the suggestion of the Mckee
directors that they be sent to tle
central school.
This year, however, the school
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Grape Market
Is Unlimited,
Says Operator
Local Men Investigate
Feasibility of Increased
Grape Production.

Investigating marketing outlets
for grapes in order to determine
the feasibility of urging increased
production of that crop in the
Priest Rapids valley, Ed Anderson,
w. H. Keal Levi F.. Austin, w.
S. Weber and D. S. Wilkinson
made an inspection trip of the Up
land Winery, operated by w. B.
Bridgeman, at Sunnyside Saturday.
The Sunnyside winery has Ca
pacity of $4,000 gallons, an increase
of 10000 gallons over that of last
year, and next year Mr.. Bridgeman
expects to increase it to $4,000 gall
Ions.
He told the local men that he
was putting in 80 acres of grapes
himself, but that his business was
expanding so rapidly that he pre-
ferred to buy grapes from other
growers and that he would contract
them at $50 to $35 per ton for any
reasonable period of years.
Grape varieties which the Sun
nyside winery wishes to contract
are the Diamond and Delaware OF
the native varieties, and the ziI1-
fandel of the European varieties
now being grown in this country.
There is an unlimited market for
local wines in this state, Bridge
man declares, and Washington pro-
ducers are given a 20 per cent mar
gin over the products from other
states by the state liquor control
board Consumption of wine in this
state totals 100000 gallons per
year, he said.
Bridgeman is importing 10000
plants of hardy variety, which
does not need covering in the win
ter, from Austria and within the
next few years expects to have cut
tings of these to sell growers who
wish to produce a European variety
hardy enough for this climate.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
Fun, Frolic At
Grange Carnival

A wide variety of free entertain
nent and games of skill will fea-
ture the program of the Grange
Harvest Carnival, to be given Fri
day and Saturday evenings, October
and 2, by the White Bluffs
Grange at their hall.
Friday night will be given over
to side shows, including freak
dancer, a demonstration that man
descended from monkey, Siamese
twins, Tom Thumb and his wife,
and many others.
One of the features that evening
will be a clown band, which will
provide free entertainment, and in
addition there will be beano games,
roulette wheels, fortune telling, doll
rack and other amusements.
Saturday night will be featured
by dance, which will be proceeded
by many of the free entertainment
features, including a galloplng
goose, mechanical doll show and
others which will be given both
nights.
In addition, there will be candy,
ice cream, hot dogs, a bake sale
and grab sale.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
CLUB TO SPONSOR
CHILDREN'S HOURn

A recreation and leisure time ac-
tivity program for children will be
started in White Bluffs in the near
future, it was announced this week.
Miss Florence Montgomery has
been appointed leader of the pro-
gram, which is being established by
the WPA under the sponsorship of
the White Bluffs Wornan's Club.
The program will consist of:
Piano lessons for beginners.
Story telling hour.
Sewing, taught by making doll
clothes and gifts.
Decorations and favors for par
ties, holidays and the home.
Making artificial flowers, stencil
work and toys.
No fee will be charged for any of
these services. However, pupils fl
financially able to obtain piano III
struction otherwise will not be eli
gible for that class.
Notice of the day and time of
each class will be listed in next
weeks paper, Further information
may be obtained by calling Miss
Montgomery.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30

Expressing his appreciation for a
box of peaches given him by d. s.
wilkinson, secretary of the Priest
Rapids Valley Development League,
Secretary of State Ernest N. Hutch
irson, in, a letter to Mr.. Wilkinson
today, said:
"The last one of those delicious
peaches was eaten for breakfast
this morning I'll bet that even you
didn't know that under proper at
r1ospheric conditions peaches would
keep that long outside regular re-
frigeration room.
II never tasted more delicious
peach, and 1 know that human eye
never viewed more spectacular
box of peaches than that one APP
peared to me. My wife had placed
il on the dining room table, as the
boys had brought it out before I
got home and she put it there SO
/ would see it first thing when I
came in from milking"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30

house has not been in use, as the
new state law requiring districts to
pay teachers a minimum salary of
$1,000 per year has made the OPP
GRAFTON of the school too expensive.
According to the directors, trans
portation of the children to school
each morning and returning them
to their homes each evening would
cost only $75 per month, and the
state would pay half of that cost.
The bus would have to travel a.
miles day.
The boards proposal also in
cludsd an offer to pay board and
room for the children during De-
cember, january and February
when weather conditions would be
such that driving would be difficult.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30
DIR. Summers,
Former Scion,
Passes Away I
Had Served This District
In Congress For Four
teen Years.

Following an illness Of several
months, death came Saturday night,
September 25, to DR.. John w. Sum
mers g. former congressman, at,
his home in Walla Walla.
Elected to congress in 1918, DR..
Summers served seven consecutive
terms, meeting his first defeat IN
the Democratic landslide of 1882.
Instrumental in forwarding 1egisla-
ton affecting reclamation and ag-
riculture in southeastern Washlng-
ton, DR.. Summers promoted mea-
sMes to provide for government in
spection of agricultural products at
shipping points, was the author OF
the perishable agricultural COM
modities act by which shippers, job
bers and brokers were licensed, and
through his efforts the first wire
worm experimental station was es-
tablished in the state of Washing
ton
A sincere Republican, DR.. Sums
mers enjoyed the respect and
friendship of all his constituents,
regardless Of political afflliation, for
his character was such that not
even the strongest partisan feelings
could blind men to his worth.
During his long term in congress,
Dr.. Summers often characterized
himself as "a messenger boy in
washington for the people of my
district and it was his unselfish
devotion to the peoples wishes that
brought him the love and adntra.
ton of his fellow men.
No request was too small nor too
large to merit his immediate and
thorough consideration. While en-.
ergetically working to promote leg
islation of lasting benefit to his dis
trict and the nation, he always
found time to perform many per-
sonal services for the people of his
district.
Even in the heat of battle, DIR.
Summers never resorted to any of
the devices which have done much
to discredit politics. He fought the
good fight, and while his public
career had ended several years ago,
he will always be remembered and
respected as IMPLYING the ideal
lawmaker and public official.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30

To raise money to aid in paying
for their instruments, the Drum
and Bugle Corps will hold a bake
sale at the White Bluffs Trading
company,s store Saturday, October
2, beginning at 1000 am.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-09-30

Pro- Mulsica will hold it's October
meeting Monday evening, October
4, at the home of Mrs. Alex Parke
at 8 o'clock. All members are urged
to attend.