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HOUSES FOR SALE.
lCnnfinuAd
NEW GRIM HOMF-S7 ON

NEW 6-RM. HOME-$7,250.
Monthly payments only S45 after small
Ventilation: concrete porch, l0X2O: full
tile path with shower; open fireplace: hard
woo9 noors; full basement: bult-in fire.
100; large trees. convenient to stores
eenools chgrches and transportation. 706
OWNER. T, Shepher;d Mp; RI 1s1i s1ie by
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TRAlLENS FOR SALT.

FACTORY. BUILT sleeps 4. wired for
town rd.. Bethesda. Md. Wisconsin 6O43.
FACTORY BUILT. like new. cost $3.50;
sacrif1ce $495; easy terms II desired. 1899
Canal rd. NV. 13s
HOUSE CAR with engine complete, kitchen
cabinet, water. toilet. tcebox. radio. dinette
table and chairs; ready to 70. 1712 T st.
sc. Line: 7766.
4-WHEEL AUTO TRAILER, large box. s
tires; excellent condition. 826 N. Cleve-
land, Arlington, Va. Walnut IB4l-W.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BROOM BUNGALOW. ON SALT WATER.
81 miles from washington bus service;
bathing. boating. fishing clubhouse. stores:
house deliveries Of groceries and ice; free
school bus Total price, including two lots
1928: easy terms Box 39S-B. Star
SIG PER AcRE-,l9 ACRES. GOOD
duckng shore: high water front: white oak
timber: Southern Nd. Natl. 3'o3. Du-
pont 1929.
FOR SALE COTTAGE ON BAY 1FUR:
niShed), one hour from Washington; good
fishing: $500. Phone Hvsttsviiie 20-W.
250-AcRE HUNTING PRESERVE, %
miles from Washington over good roads, !
mile sandy beach OH deep water; has 8
furnished hunting lodges with electricity
and plumbing. large barn. caretaker' S
house and boathouse. included with prop
erty, and 3 power boats, 325 decoyS. blinds.
and other necessary equipment. Quail.
turkeys and other game abound. Over
200 ducks. mostly canvasbackS and NAL
lafds. were shot from this property in a
season. Long favorite with prominent
sportsmen: Clear Of debt. Price. 10000.
See MASON HIRST Annandale. Va. at
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
dria Sd9-J-l. Closed Sundays. No brokers.
ON HARBoR AND OVERLOOKING CHESA-
peake Bay-h-room cottage with electricity:
beautiful acres. shrubbery, shade. about
6O0-ft. front on the water: only - miles
from d. c.: YOU can sell OIL enough TO
pay for the place and have = big piece
for yourself as the price is only $1,000.
exceptionally good neishborhood.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1T19 K st. NV. Natl. 1906
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LOTS FOR SALE.

15-FT. FRONTAGE FOR 3 COMMUNITY
group houses, rapidly growing section
Northeast; Will help responsible buyer tc
Structlon; only $500 for group. OWNER
WOODSIDE PARK-CORNER. IN BUILT.
up section, near new shopping center
Unusual value. Natl. l146 in day.
MD CORNER. 75xIlO, BARGAIN, $3.50:
d. C.; 40 to 80 fl. front. 81 500 I'D: 5th
ana Hndsrwood sts lots GEO. E
DIEFFENBACH. lot specialist. Natl eS5O
1Ioi vermont ave. Emerson 41IT
CHOICE LOTS. PRICED TO SELL: Mr.
wilson. Alice Deae Murtz Schools Also
one at Seven Oaks. Randolph 1883
FOUR. LOTS IN CAPITOL HEIGHTS MD
Tor sale; 500. Phone after $50 pm. Pc.
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u HOUSES IN ROW

NEW; located in good NV residential
section; not far, from Cathedral q rooms
each: nicely financed; owner will sell any
or all asking $500 each: Al investment
Call MR: DREW. Rep llSl. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. 205 Investment Bldg
S4a50-1112 MORSE ST NE Is RMS,
D. brick finished cellar; gas heat. laundry
TUBS, awnings. screens. weather-stripped.
rent. $50: perfect condition.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN
DIST. 3434 1920 N Y AVE
EVENINGS CLEV. 4l53. is.
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RESTRICTED SUBDIVISION.

We will help YOU finance your home
Iarse lots. Water. gas. bus. schools.
good roads; Out Ga; ave to Forest Glen
W. J. BROWN Blder-Developer. Shep 5I5s
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FARMS WANTED.

10 ACRES OR UP. FOR POULTRY, NOT
more than 4 or 5 miles from city; S-rm
home. heat running water, eiec., gas.
Write 54O5 N. Capitol st.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LIQUIDATING LARGE ESTATE-sEVER-
al hundred detached rented houses. hldg
lots, acreage tracts; - cash on each pur-
chase balance 3t., crhe remainder Of
Washington1the fastest per capita grow
Ing city OF its kind in the United States
therefore this is your opportunity to invest
now. Box l3T-M. star.
APT. DOWNTOWN. NETTING $4,000 YR.
Small apt. Wis ave, S:,3.5OO. Small cor
ONCE bldg, l4th, on Hts: make offer
trade Sl5.0oO equity. 2-3 family apts, bis
income on equity. Select list. in and out
D. c. N. E. RYON CO. 1915 N Y ave
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S6,95o-Brick house. nine rooms three
baths. hot-water heat. oil burner. :. re-
frigerators; good white neighborhood.
near Capitol leased to one tenant at
5000 per month.
Sl3.OOU-Brick tour-family. semi-detached
dwelling, built little over one year
Modern in every detail. screens avn
inas, weather stripped: elec. refriger-
ator; excellent white location Income,
$50 per year. Cash required only
Sl.900. VIII trade Tor small business
property
SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1OU0 II ST. N w National o2lS
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LEDROIT BLDG. SOO-SlO ST NV
Large. bright Offices and shops; reasonable
rental. Apply Room 10
EVANS BLDG,
1920 NEW YORK AVE. NV
Large room on md floor 21x34 600
so, ftD; 10 windows. 500. Also singles
with running water. S25 and SAB. Fast
elevators. 24-hour service. High grade
occupancy
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
900 10Th St. NV Dist. aO57.
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SoOu-CORNER.
Level lot 50x14O: District Hts, . block.
from Marlboro blvd. Owner says it mus
be sold this week. Eve. phone. Lincoln 1000
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 H St NV District 4foO
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LOTS WANTED.

= ADJOINING LOTS. 5oxl5o each, in NV.
WASHINGTON or Va. State exact location
and price. Box 41O-k. Star,
WANT TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
building lots. in District of Columbia
nearby MARYLAND or virginia Must be
prlGeo Eight and In good location. Box
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CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe town
sedan: black factory finish and mohsir
interior clean and brisht. economical mo-
tor; privately owned and carefully driven
Is 900 miles knee action Fisher no-draft
ventilation, hydraulics: appears new and
performs perfectly; excellent tires; $3.50
guaranteed. Justine Nicholson. Hyatts-
Vile Md. Greenwood 200. Open eve
nj
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FARMS FOR SALE.
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PACKARD 1887 touring sedan: orieinal
nnish: low mileage: one owner: like new
IN every detail: fully Chernerized; new-car
giving you more for your old car: S745.
Cherner Motor Co., I'LL Fla. ave. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp.
RESPONSIBLE ADULT FAMILY DESIRES
to locate permanently near but not in.
the District--preferaby in Maryland
Want modern house with 3 or 4 bedrooms
and at least "a acre land. Must be in
built-up neighborhood. convenient to
stores, etc. VIII lease for year with option
of purchase If satisfactory Give full
particulars including location. rental and
purchase price. Box 324M. Star.
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IN MIAMI. 10 NE. 59th ST-IARGE
private home. 3 rooms and bath, inclosed a
front porch. completely furnished. fire-
place. gas range: $50 month. or $40 month
for season. Emerson 6l54
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CHEVROLET 1897 touring sedan. gray
finish; low mileage. de luxe equipped ex-
cellent mechanically. one owner tnxme on
reauest. Butler Bonded; x587. Lee ID.
Butler Inc. III 2lst u ". District LII 4
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PACKARD 1888 sedan. Model 12O: radio,
heater. six good tires. spares on side; this
car with very low mileage has that brand :
new look and Is real bargain: only S465
Warneld Motor Co, Special Display, corner
Conn. ave and st Republic 4633
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q TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By HERBERT w. PRIMM.
Asst. Real Estate Oficer.
sci .d&dsexSu&hol
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CHEVROLET 1897 town sedan: low mile
age; one owner; looks and runs like new;
fully Chernerized and fully guaranteed.
Uncle Joe will give you 500 for your 1893
car or Sl75 for your 1892 car. in average
condition. balance to suit you Cherner
Motor Co. III Fla. ave. NV. North S565.
CHRYSLER 1888 Aipstream 4-door touring
rubber. very clean. car you will be proud
to own and drive; S525: fully guaranteed.
I. P: Steuart. Inc. 1928 l4th st. NV.
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PACKARD 1898 trunk sedan 121.inch
wheelbase. beautiful finish inside and out:
has white-wall tires and naturally being Q
ing at S1,l45. Warfeld Motor Co. Special
Display. Corner Conn. ave. and st.
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trally located meeting room. preferably fur
nishes, one night weekly: reasonable rental.
North T:}39 i3s
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PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe. has rumble seat
and heater; exceptionally good condition
and bargain price: S245. Warfield
Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave, NV,
Adams SOuu
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CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe touring sedan.
built-in trunk black Fisher body with no
draft ventilation; tiptop mechanically ex-
cellent tires. exceptionally clean and sound
S349: guaranteed. Justine Nicholson,
Hyattsville. Nd. Greenwood 200. Open
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
oUr-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

4 TO ACRE TRACTS ON STATE Ro.
IN Va. for $3.50 to $275 per tract; teri
Box 20-K Star.
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PLYMOUTH 1929 coupe: $50: true value
See Dealer Flood 1921 Conn. Clev S4O1
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe two-door sedan;
large trunk; black: $495 See Dealer
Flood. 422l Conn CleY a4Ql
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CHEVROLET 1895 master de luxe coupe
black original finish. spotIessly clean all
the way through; excellent mechanically;
) very good tires: ideal personal or busi-
ness car: &43g: guaranteed. Lustine-
Nicholson. Hyattsville. Nd. Greenwood
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DODGE 1885 four-door sedan de luxe: 6
CYL. very low miles; former owner Navy
Dept. gentleman; $50 See Dealer Flood
42ol Conn CleY S401
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LINCOLN 1887 coupe. very per-
room Tor three passengers: price SS65
Warneld Motor Co.. Special Display. Cor
ter conn. ave and st. Republic 1888.
OAKLAND 1881 two-door; must sell tmme-
diately Just completely oyerhauled; looks,
runs ike new: S65. Clev. Obj
OLDSMOBILE 1885 touring sedan. 8-cyl-
lnder motor. trunk radio finish black;
me condition: big-car ride At q small
gar price; guaranteed: S4o5 Warfeld
Motor Co.. 25.5 Sherman ave- NV. Adams
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careful owner; perfect; S495 See Dealer
Flood. 4221 Conn. Clev S401.
PLYMOUTH 1895 station wagon: excellent
condition mechanically and otherwise; .
bargain. Eichbergs Auction Sales. 1927 r
at
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 2-door sedan: large
luggage compartment; nne motor, excellent
rubber: very clean car in every way; re-
duced to S4s6. Stanley H Horner Inc.
III l4th st. NV. and 1929 l4th st. NV.
PACKARD 1885 four-door sedan I2O
PERFECT 1915 See Dealer Flood. 1921
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CHEVROLET 1894 sedan black finish mo-
tor, paint. tires and general condition very
rood; well worth $3.50. L. P. Steuart. Inc.
l3!J Iith ST. NV. Decatur 4SUO.
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DE SOTO 1885 town sedan. beryl green
roomy trunk. safety steel body. appears
new: hne noating-power engine. hydraulic
brakes; emcient economical; good rubber;
S47g: guaranteed. UNstine- Nicholson,
Hyattsville. Md. Greenwood ZOO. Open
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,CHRYSLERS. an-steel' bodies hydraulic
brakes modern lines. each one in beauti-
full condition: 1884 "6" coupe S2a5; 1888
20" sedan. S426: 1885 go coupe S495:
, 1887 81 trg. sedan, 1896: 1885 "S" trx
sedan. 1895. Only at SK1NKER MOTOR
CO.. 1918 goth st. NV. and 1892 Conn,
at Hot ShOnpe
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OLOSMOBILES. several models with perfect
appearance and mechanical condition: 1891
%" sedan. Sl25; 1898 "S'' sedan, S225;
S395; 1895 IS" conv. coupe s4S5 oniv
at SklNkER MOTOR CO.. 1918 goth NV.
and 4432 Conn. at Hot Shoppe
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CHEVROLET 1913. town sedan. sray An
IL the best OF care: new-car appearance
and performance In every detail: x495:
fully guaranteed. L. p. Steuart Inc, 1925
1Jth st NV Decatur 4S0U
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 de luxe coupe cvI
olack: former owner Army major: 1894
See Dealer Flood. 4o21 Conn Clev. s4O1.
OL.DsMOBILE 1885 4-door touring sedan;
pulit-ln trunk. knee action hydraulic
gray finish is clean and the interior un-
worn; tiptop mechanical order. all excel
guaranteed: easy terms. Emerson a. Orme,
BUCK 18th and NJ sts. NV. District
500. Open evenings
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PACKARD 1885 coupe model 100. beau
tiful interior; still has original tires in
good condition: shows the best OF care
throughout 1878. Warheld Motor Co,
2525 Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10
Army Engineers List
Development Program

Possibility of continued develop
Aaent of the Columbia river area
was seen this week in the report
from Washington, DC, that a long
term program for improvement of
the Columbia and Snake rivers, to
cost about $138,0OO,OO0, has been
recommended to congress by the
BOARD of army engineers, the pro-
gram to include a dam and locks
at Umatilla and four locks and
ttams on the Snake between Pasco
a;ad Lewiston.
Several days before the army
Engineers report was issued, Sem
ator McNary of Oregon stated that
tie would press for congressional
approval this session of his bill
authorizing construction of a $23
100000 navigation dam at Umatilla.
According to the army report, the
program should be used merely as
8, guide in providing for future
navigation, irrigation and power
improvements. General Schley, chief
of engineers, said he could not
recommend immediate approprla-
1ions.
Construction of a high dam al
The Dalles to create a pool in the
lower Columbia was neither adj
disable nor advantageous, the re-
.,ort said. Instead, a series of four
Spcks and dams on both rivers, with
supplemental channel improvements
On the Snake river between the
pools formed by the dams, would
provide the best coordinated plan.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Penn left
Thursday evening for Seattle, where
they will attend the graduation ex-
ercises at the University of Wash
,ngon, their daughter, Marguerite,
being a member of the graduating
class. They were joined in Seattle
by their daughter Ruby, VINO has
Taught this year near Chehalis.
Both girls will attend summer
school at the University this sum-
Iner.
Mrs. W. III. Keal left on Friday
tor a weekend visit with friends
In Yakima
MI. and Mrs. Donald Heath ano
little son, Milton Eugene, of Sal
mas, California, stopped for bries
visit with friends here Tuesday
morning, They were on their way
10 Kahlotus to spend short vaca-
lion with Mrs. Heaths mother
X X X
William Griffiths of Marysville
and Robert Grifhths, who is in the
Coo service near Chehalis, are Wis
ating friends in the valley this
week.
X X X
Dwight Henley, Smith Hughes
instructor in the local school, re-
turned last week from Moscow,
idaho, where he had visited for
several days.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10
Pro Musica Hears
Talk On Schubert

Pro-Musica met at the home of
Mrs. E. j. OLarey Monday even
ing, June 6. Most OF the selections
were old time music. They were:
"Old Cathedral Chimes" by Sam
uel Speck, Mrs. w. j. Jenkins; 'Pet
Waltz" Mrs. j. B. Tromanhauser,
Aria, by Bertini, Mrs. w. T. Nor
ford; Battle of Waterloo" Mrs w.
H. Kirby; "Rustic Dance" by
Howell, Mrs. Ben Moede; twilight,
by Guy, Mrs. Alex Parke;; "Waltz, /"
Mrs. Lorena Kern; Failing Leaves"
Mrs. E, j. OLarey.
A talk on the life of Schubert
was given by Mrs w. H. Keal.
The next meeting of the group
will be Wednesday, July 6, at the
home of Mrs. Keal. Old music Is
requested.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Chase Wis
tied for short time Sunday morn
ing at the George Chase home
while on their way to Pullman to
attend the graduation Of their son
John from Washington State Coz
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Keller, &C
companied by Miss Betty Meek ana
George Gilhuly, drove to Chelan
Wednesday for a few days visit.
Miss Betty Austin, a student at
Pacific University in Portland, re-
turned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durand of
Shelton are visiting this week at
the home of Mrs. Durand's mother,
Mrs. Corlelia Montgomery.
* X y
Mrs. Marie Beyers, who has made
her home at WithroW since the
first Of the year, is spending a
short while in White Bluffs.
X y X
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Barnes and Bill
Meek drove to Prosser Tuesday
night to attend the league baseball
meeting.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10

Mrs Lenora Deidrich of the Ben
ton County Welfare Department
announced this week that during
the summer months she will be In
the valley once every two week.,
making her headquarters at Legion
hall on the first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10
Around And About White Bluffs
want to page hgodn
us by

Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Miller and
family, accompanied by the A. w.
Campbell family of Kennewick,
spent the weekend in Tacoma.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Wiehl of
Yakima were guests Sunday at the
M. M. Wiehl home.
X X !.
Fred Gilhuly, Jr., spent the week.
end in Seattle. He was accompan-
led on the return trip by Elr~. :
Wiehl, who has attended the Uni
versity of washington.
X X X
Mrs. George McCotter and chill
dren, Betty and Orton, of Prosser
spent Friday afternoon here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NIcCotter and
family spent the weekend at the
George McCotter home in Prosser.
MIR. and Mrs. Jess Brown spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in va
kina, making the trip over with R.
S. Reierson, who returned the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. I. Wright were
in Yakima Tuesday
4 X
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reierson left
Thursday morning for Seattle,
where they will spend the week.
end.
The Rev. Father A. Bosch of
Kennewick is in White Bluffs this
week, conducting the annual sum-
ner school at st. Mary's church
for the children of the parish.
After spending several weeks at
her home here, Mrs. G.. F. Barrett
has returned to Portland to receive
medical attention.
X X X
w. F. Patterson and Miss Rae
Stallcop of Seattle were guests Fri
day afternoon of Mrs. George
Chase.
X X X
Mrs. Mary Lukes Vause of Port
land and Colonel Vause of Milton,
Oregon, were weekend guests at
the F. M Wheeler home.
X X x
Alice Beyers, who has been sui
fering from an attack of pneu-
is improving rapidly this
week. Her mother. Mrs. Beth Beyers,
took her to Pasco Tuesday morning
for medical attention.
X X j:
Harold Halvorson of San Fran
cisco is spending the summer vaca-
tion with his grandfather, Otto
Jaeger.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1938-06-10
DO
YOU
KNOW?

BY Washington State Proursss Commission
The first military road in Wash
ington was from Fort Steilacoom to
Fort Walla Walla and crossed the
rugged Cascade mountains at Ma
ches Pass. Built i'm 1853-54, it Is
still used in many sections. The
present so-called Naches Pass high
way crosses Chinook Pass farther
south.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
BY LAWRENCE CROLIUs

~ VEN Venetian blinds are
- marching on these days. In
order to bring up to date the
- more or less standard wood
Slated blind which we see all about
us adding to the smartness of many
an otherwise drab room, new ma
terials are being used in their con-
struction. OF course. there are many
points in favor of the old style of
construction. but like stainless steel
trains and aluminium cooking utensils
nothing seems to be able to resist
change and so it is with Venetian
blinds.
The latest wrinkle in the blind
making industry seems to be the use
OF aluminium in place of wood for the
light controlling stats. These Stats are
made OF thin aluminium strips formed
IN such a way as to make them rigid
IN fore and aft direction, if you get
what l mean. They are also treated
with a process called alumilite which
produces a gray surface which is very
good looking and is also definitely re-
slstant to corrosion. Thus, your blinds
are at last made of rugged metal which
requires little or no attention to keep
1t In tiptop condition at all times.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

shoppers consisting of fiat rubber
plates which rarely fit the shape of
the sink, and have had to keep push
ing refuse awey from the opening
when the time came to let the water
out.
II your sink has an opening In the
bottom 31a or inches in diameter, or
possibly as small as az inches, you
can replace your present unhandy
hxture and put in new one which
does three jobs and does them very
cleverly.
The new sink outlet consists of
sturdy brass fixture. chromium plated,
OF course, which fits in the outlet hole.
Inside this fixture is contained a re-
movable basket which is perforated
around its sides. You can see, there
fore, that when the basket is placed
inside the fixture it serves to collect
any refuse or partings which are head
ing toward the clogging of the drain
line. A little handle is provided on the
top of the basket which folds back
flush when it lis not in use, but makes
a very handy means of lifting out the
refuse-fllled receptacle.
By taking this same little metal
basket and turning 1t upside down in
the sink fixture you can use it as a
rapid draining device which will per-
NIT water to pass quickly into the
outlet without being encumbered by
washclothes, soap and other impedi-
ments.
The third use for this little giant
OF the Kitchen sink is that of stopping
up water if and when needed. The
perforations in the basket match those
through which the water drains in the
new fixture, so that by turning the
basket around, making the holes in
one miss the holes in the other, it acts
as an efficient stopper.
just send in a addressed. Scent
stamped envelope to Lawrence Crolius,
81 East Sixty-seventh street New York,
N. Y, if you would like booklets de-
scrlbing the products mentioned here.
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The Stats are formed in a sort of
curved cross section and measure 2
inches in depth, that is, from front
to back, They may be obtained in
widths from 1s to 100 inches so that
you can use them on any windows in
your home ranging from large slit to
space large enough to drive a horse
and wagon through. If you should
want one less than l8 inches or greater
than 120 inches in width you can get
them on special order. although that
possibility does seem rather unlikely
If you have some decorative scheme
requiring definite color in the tapes
which hold the Stats together you
have a wide choice, and you will
Evening star., 1938-04-09

find that they are removable for
cleaning All you have to do is loosen
the clamps at the head rail and the
bottom bar and the whole thing comes
to pieces easily.
The hardware required to mount
these blinds is contained in a box
type metal head which is screwed
onto the top Of the window. This
head holds the cord-operated fitting
mechanism, as we'll as the hosting
equipment. There is also included a
cord equalizer, chromium plated knobs
for the tilt cord. universal brackets
and assorted wood screws for the COM
plete erection of these aids to light
control and ventilation, as we'll as
decoration.
x
a LII OF use have ragged at stopped-up
sink outlets which seem to be
bent on keeping water in the sink
when we don't want it, and refuse to
hold drop when We want it most.
For years We have used makeshift