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Evening star., 1939-06-14
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

In the North Pacific among the
rocks and the kelp you will find
these carnivorous fishes living.
Many of them are important food
fish.
There are five genera to be found
In American waters. There are but
three of them that have economic
importance. This one, the common
greenling. is the most interesting
species and it is often spoken of as
the Atka mackerel or Atka fish.
This species reaches a length of
18 inches and its flesh is considered
the finest. In California it is always
in demand and also in Alaska.
Atkas are well-knoWn in Siberia
and Japan.
You can never tell when you will
find many or few of these fishes,
and you must fish for them in kelp
in 3 to 40 fathoms depth in the
spring. In the early summer they
seek deeper waters.
The Atka mackerel is one of the
saltwater fishes that hold first place
In the hearts of those living near
the Aleutian Islands who are fa-
miliar with this fish. For it has the
Evening star., 1939-06-14
Water Supply Meosu:, {,
Approved by Senate

The Senate yesterday passed a
bill authorizing the chief of Army
engineers to prescribe regulations
and enter into agreements with
local governments adjacent to the
District for the use of water for
fire fighting.
The bill specifies that the coun-
ties or other local units of govern
ment in the metropolitan area could
use unfiltered water from the sup
ply conduits along Conduit road
between Dalecarlia Reservoir and
Great Falls for emergencies only.
Communities in nearby Virginia and
Maryland are affected.
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Natures Children
Common Greenling
Heterogeneous mOnOpterygius)

spinouS ridges. The dorsal fin is
continuous and the anal fin long.
The Atka mackerel is, of course, no
mackerel but what's in a name?
This fish is especially delicious
when salted. and it most surely is
one of the finest game fishes and
should be planted in waters accept
able enough to make it an important
fish for other markets than those it
now graces.
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jolly Polly
4 Little Chat on Efianefe

R. K. C.-When ash trays are pro-
vided they must be used. Nothing
is more nerve-racking for a hostess
than to watch her guests thought
lessly drop hot ashes on upholstery,
rugs or linens. Of course, if she
fails to provide receptacles for the
inevitable ashes, she has only her.
self to blame for damaged property
Peculiarly enough, women are worse
offenders than men in the careless
disposal Of cigarette ashes.
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SAlESMEN.

MEN 90. young, for permanent connec-
tlon with large corporations age IL to 25
preferred. Apply Mr.. Wagner. 2lg Stewart
NEW HOUSE real estate statesmen - must
nave local experience, car and r. G. license
Leads furnished and 1907 cooperation
from once. ~ new groups of homes now
open. Baker Realty Co., 1920 st NV.
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MAN. with truck. to move trash Apply
Federal Contracting Co., 9l3 New York ave.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LocoI Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
! time, 23c line SO
3 times, zoe line ine-------- 100
z times, 19c line (consecutively) 800
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wonted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, time, zoe line e-----.$ 80
3 lines, times. 16c line----- l.08
3 lines. 3 times. l5c line l.35
DEATH NOTICES-sl.25 Der in
sertion for 10 lines or less, l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business advertisements Under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consider
ing the results obtained.
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Established Route Available
OPPORTUNITY.

We have an exceptional opportunity to
oner to an experienced automobile sales
man OF good appearance. clean habits
sesressiveneSs and WILLINGNESS to work as
directed: To such man We offer a -
weeks intensive sales. training course at
the Ford factory with all expenses paid
and thereafter a permanent Position To
the successful applicant. we offer either
a, substantial guaranteed salary or a salary
plus commission
Previous selling experience in some
other line of merchandise will help as
an experienced automobile salesman. Ap-
picants must be prepared TO spend The
week of June 10 at the Alexandria Va
branch and the following week at the De-
trolt factory of the Ford Motor Co Mar
rled man preferred Give complete in
formation and references in request for
an interview Roy 5S.K St,r -
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Grandpappy is hollerin', Last
feller in fer lunch is Digger In
jun" but l am holdin' back some
on account of his habin' all them
notches on his gun. 1 wants t. be
remembered by somethin' besides a
notch
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HElP MEN.
(Continued,)

WANTED. BRICKLAYERs, four. plenty
work. must be ready Thursday morning:
Adams 1909 after Wednesday
WINDOW CLEANERS WANTED expert
enced only need apply. Long lob for 4
months on new buildings. Apply 1901 H
st. NV. End floor.
WINDOW TRIMMERS and helpers. with
cars; crepe experience; salary proposition.
b:{l Pa. ave. NV. Brager.
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
Wants five men to qualify as membership
representatives. Applicants must be ap-
proximately 30 years old. have cars at
least two years college education and be
able to meet bonding requirement Sales
experience not necessary as those who
qualify will receive special training Apply
A. A. A.. Mills BLDG. 7th and Penna ave
NV, bet. and II Thursday morning.
TWO SALESMEN
Some experience in real estate pre-
ferred an, opportunity to join one of
offices. See Mr. Talbert. j. Wesley Bu-
Established Route Available.
We want good man for established food
route that has been paying $50 to $o5 per
week; not a gold mine but by working
consistently 3 hours each day you eau
assure yourself of a permanent income
with no layofis. Call in person. 5l3
st n
Evening star., 1939-06-14

The United States purchased 81
per cent less pottery made in Japan
in 1888 than in 1887.
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AeRoPLANes.

1887 CUB. $685.
1888 Aeronca 80" Chief: brakes tail
wheel and Parts. S1.2a5: terms and fires
INSTRUCTION to purchasers. See Mr. Garth,
ii2 N. washington ST., Alex. Va. Alex.
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HELP DOMESTIC,

HELP DOMESTIC,
COOK, GENERAL HOUSEWORKER COL
ored. Apply 1854 Meridian pl. NV
GENERAL HOUSEWoRKER. must be good
for few weeks. Phone oxford O94S-M
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, cook. settled:
help with baby, live in: city refs: $40 mo-
Col. 6972-M. bet. 90
GIRL general housework. 5-room house.
care for 20-month-old child; live in; $25
month. Shepherd 4445-W.
GIRL. ghw. fond of children: live in, $50
month. 5,S Quackenbos st. NV. Georgia
2456
GIRL. white. g.h.w.. exp with children;
live in: S5 week 3l53 Monroe St ne
GIRL OR WOMAN white, desiring good
home: general housework: . adults: stay
nights. Sl6 mo Wis. 5042.
MAID. white preferred. care for baby. help
general housework. knowledge cooking; ref
required. Dupont 3515.
MAID, colored. to cook. keep house, laun-
dry: stey nights: in family: Chevy Chase.
Md Give age. education refs. Box BLK.
Star
MOTHERS HELPER For interview call
at 1924 36th st. NV.
WOMAN, young colored; general house,
work, no laundry, Hrht cooking: .sleer in:
fond Of children: prefer one who has
worked for Jewish family: references. 1929
Taylor st. nv
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MT RAINIER. 32l4 DATE ST. NE|5 R.
bath. Key, 3120 Date. > blks. Hyattsvils
bus stop 31st and Cedar SITS. Or 1904.
DOWNTOWN BACHELOR APT: FRIGI-
daire. Murphy bed, private bath: $3.50.
Convenient. 2025 Eve st. Apt. 1905.
INGLESIDE-l91o FIRST ST. NW.-6
nice rooms bath. jorch. Kelvinator, real
home; S4S 80 See janitor
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/" ROOMS. KITCHEN D1NETTF TILED
bath screened-Ln porch. Electrolux: newly
papered. painted $50 1912 Queen St.
\ 2. Apt l Call after ! o m
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bath. kitchenette and laree rear porch:
southern exposure on beautiful park con-
venient location. near Capitol $50 TO per.
4J3-J. Star. 81
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IYPEWR1TERS--Sav Sll55 or more on
oraId-neW Royal port bes, discontinued
models; 95c down. 81 90 per week While
,hey last; Real bargains and trade-Ins
MACEDONIA ID Typewriter Co., 1923 H ST. NV
Evening star., 1939-06-14

YlNDVENTILATED BUILDING VIEW
incarceration. gas. electricity. switchboard
included in rentals. . rooms connecting
outside bath. furnished dirette kitchen.
extra large closets SIS COpLEY COURTS
1874 1Tth Pazi5ept
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1900 C ST. NE.-COR APT. . ROOMS
kit. bath, very cool gas heat heat gas
electricity furnished $500 Apply 1876
c
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Mr.. CAPTTOL-IN SMALL OWNER-oP-
Grated building: desirable apt. all outside
rms. bedrms.. lIv. rm.. dining rrl kit.
bath. rear porch. eec. refg. gar: clean,
comfortable; home atmosphere; TO refined
Evening star., 1939-06-14

3453 14th ST NV LARGE RIM.
Kitchen bath; conven. located reasonable.
Open for INSPECTION Geo 14NR
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WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN, 332
Ind st ne, Ant. 2O3-One room. Kitchen
cite. hath. MUMMY bed See ianitnr
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5l6 4th ST. NE.-UNUSUAL FRONT;
large rooms large dinette. kitchen, bath.
NeWlY deCnra led Reasonable
Evening star., 1939-06-14

NEW APARTMENTS, BETHESDA. MD. S55
to So. Out Wisconsin ave to 1000
block, turn right on Avondale st to bldes.
q al
Evening star., 1939-06-14

THE NEBRASKA 81 RANDOLPH PL.
n.w.-4 rooms. kitchen. bath, Frieidaire:
low rental Dist. OS64 or North 225l
Evening star., 1939-06-14

lRAILER-Good used trailer for sale; in
exceIIent condition: fully insulated lots Of
Martha WASHINGTON Trailer parry Pomte
]. Alexandria. Va -"'e
Evening star., 1939-06-14

STUDIO COuCHFS Mr.. Green SAYS, Il can
only on sen the Kind ! guarantee and at talk
" me loWn prices so come IN and visit u3.
eoikS our store is open ever evenina and
sunday. Thank you. YOUR credit is
eood Furniture for the entire house
Green Furniture Co. 5000 Georgia sye
Georela "no3
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31s B ST sE-@nd FLOOR FRONT {
large rooms. kitchen and bath; light. ch W,
refg S3S. Call Geo Gao
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MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
LaIee natlonal organization wants lmmeo,
aNlS responSlble men who can place suh
stantial gown payment purchase new or
soou nSeo motor truck: longtime coniracr
proploeo TO pay notes all expenses: rood
HVlnR excellent return on Investment. fuii
SSeaals S on request: references. Box 44s-C.
Evening star., 1939-06-14

1875 SPRING PL. NV t36l5 18th ST -
= rooms. kit and bath convenient to cars
and buses: large lawn: Frieidaire: $50.
DUPONT CIRCLE. ON MASS AVE
larPn. cool rooms. k. b. S5u Phi Dun
1899. I'M i pm. or : pm-1 pm l5s
Evening star., 1939-06-14

STUDIO COUCH, converts ouickIv into
oouoie oeo, storage space for blankets GOOD
conoltlon:, half price: also baby's large
maple crib. Call Wis. 273s-J
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COR. CATHEDRAL AVE 1850 18th ST.
Din. rm. hv. nm bedrm kit bath lze.
screened porch: 3 expos: choice location.
500 E ST NE.-lst-rTR FLAT 4 CUT.
side rms. k. b.. porch. sw- expo LIN.
coin .1Enl- w evenlnyS 40 Sunday o-S
Evening star., 1939-06-14

VACUUM CLEANERS, FLECTROIUx.
HOOVER complete with attachments. like
new Sl6.93, bond euar. one year: many
other makes. BEST BRANDS co s0S
- th st. NV. National r1Ia -, w"
Evening star., 1939-06-14

1000 CONN. AVE -SUBLEAsE CHEAP
LARGE nvlng room. dinette dressing room
Ktchen and bath. Murphy bed Lease ey-
pres Oct. 1st. Make me an offer Apply
manager .ipN-'
Evening star., 1939-06-14

VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt. like new: l.
yr. guar 81 .9a up: Hoovers Eurekas Row
2Is, etc; 10 days free trial: free demo
ElectTlcai Center. 5l4 10Th st. NV Ma
Evening star., 1939-06-14

LIVING ROOM. Mr.. Green says "If YOU
want to see beautiful mohair suite, come
out our way" We're afraid to mention the
and be convinced. YOUR CREDIT IS
GOOD. Open evenings and Sundays Green
rIa ruInlture Co.. 5000 Georgia ave. Georgia
Evening star., 1939-06-14

MAN to fll vacancy in Virginia Corp.
moderate salary: opportunity for advance
ferred with > years steady - employment d
in. or near Washington. D. c.. with GOOD
references. Age 25-40 wears Apply
Thurs. "a pm. 304 Victor BLDG. 724
Evening star., 1939-06-14

REFRiGERATORS, electric: General Elec-
srlc. Gu IT,: S5 so; Frieidaire Gu. Fl.
IN excellent condition Smiths Storaae f-o
I3l3 You ST. NV. North 3ilH -
Evening star., 1939-06-14

I.59 LYMAN PL, NE-3 RMS BATH.
utll furn.. adults. S3s All $3.50
GREATLY REDUCED $40 NOW s31 50
8 rms, bath. good condition good neigh.
oornood. OWNER. los You st ne
Evening star., 1939-06-14

DINING ROOM SUITE . studio couches,
many other nice pieces OF furniture at
half price. We need the space for other
merchandise and will sacrifice all furniture
See our stock before buying. 1881 You
Evening star., 1939-06-14

MOToRS-,Repairs. brushes. BELTS pulleys.
tors in sealed cartons. S6 So l4-inch uni
ver, versai ELECTRIC drill H. $50: brandnew Kit.
16". $3.50; exh fans. i iO-h.p.' 500
r.p.m 3 phi. 6O-cy motor, priced for
quick sale for charees Harris ArmatTe
Co. 9th and O NV North 1920
Evening star., 1939-06-14

1906 PARK PLACE NW-3 ROOMS.
sleeping porch. bath. Utilities furnished.
Adults
Evening star., 1939-06-14

DINING ROOM. mahogany, 10 PC It's
been in model home and is Just a little
Scared. but il S swell value Our prices
INCLUDE delivery and we'll take your furni-
Iure IN trade. Also give you ! year to pay
Open nigh's and SUNDAY Don't buy else
where until you have inspected our bar
sans Georgia ANTIQUE Shoppe. 46.S l1th
st NV GEORGIA 2432
Evening star., 1939-06-14

SINGER SEWING MACHINE dronbead
s.oO, 81" and $50. One portable machine
$500. One tailoring machine, style BIS,
IKE new. $50. All machines guaranteed:
chne Co, sos King St. Alex Va Phone
Alex. Az or Chestnut 4gl4
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN. 712 H ST NE.
Apt. 2-3 large rooms. semi-private bath;
reduced to 5000 Apply KRAFT 4 CO..
I'D II ST Line GNGl
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SAFES WANTED.
MILLER" NATL. 5551.
APARTMENTS UNElJPNisurn

!?g 35th ST. NV RMS KIT. BATH.
y -3u-S42. 30. F. NJ. PRATT CO. INC,
1Ol1 K n W Natl 1850
Evening star., 1939-06-14

hEFRIGERATORS-Rec largest
STOCK IN city, all makes, from $50 so,
guaranteed; liberal terms Consolidated
Relg. SerV.. 1910 l4th NV. Dupont 81 so
REFRIGERATOR. Electrolux, : f. prac-
IicaHy new. at American Storage Co,
Evening star., 1939-06-14

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT for sale in
whole or in parts. complete Including bar
soda fountain. booths. tables glassware
elC call MI. DOnog hue. District .lI--N ~
Evening star., 1939-06-14

WHITE. exp In erocery. with D. c. permit,
refs. Apply 1909 st. sc.
Evening star., 1939-06-14

GhOCERY and meat market real money!
maker Owner must sell, has ether bus
IneSS, I Albert H. Cohen. realtor l042 N
Evening star., 1939-06-14

LIVING ROOM--A real bargain-looks like
new Don t miss this opportunity. Open
Georgia Antique Shoppe, 465S I4tlf6 st
NV Georpia 343o
Evening star., 1939-06-14

MAN. white. with family, to act as man
ager-lanitor Of s-unit apartment building
will allow So5 per month on apartment
rental OF S4o.5 for 5 rooms and bath.
Box .'o4-J Star
Evening star., 1939-06-14

SEWING MACHINES-Singer console like
new al! attach. cost Sl4s. sac. 500 cash
24l2 18th. Col. :!245
Evening star., 1939-06-14

MECHANIC. Al Chrysler-Plymouth must
be experienced. industrious and reliable;
resident of Virginia preferred: must have
references. Salary. Apply in person. See
Mr.. Miller. AIS Motors, 1924 Wilson blvd.
Arl. Va
Evening star., 1939-06-14

MEAT CUTTERS for Friday and Saturday
work. only experienced men need apply
See Mr.. Rohde between 3 and 8 Thursday
afternoon. A. H. P. Warehouse, SO1 Chan
Evening star., 1939-06-14

DESK AND CHAIR. spinet. and 3 end ta-
bles: SlS for all. Georgia 629I
D1AMCND-You Will be surprised at our
Dig S44 diamond ring special Don't fail to
see it before buying. Arthur Markell Room
2l1. 9lS r st NV
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HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE statesmen for used cars.
We can offer , high-grada men an oopor-
tunity TO increase their earnings-sways
large stock of used cars to sell from
ample floor periods; large advertising cam
paipn unusual commission basis if yo,l are
The right man See Mr. Barham. L. P.
Steuart. Inc, 1928 4th st NV
Evening star., 1939-06-14

MALE ATTENDANT, care for elderly gem
tleman. night and part of dav: must have
references. Phone Chestnut 5954
MAN. young. h. S. educ. able to meet Gus
toners. for summer emp; about $50 wk
l4o1 Eve n w 3.30-:'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

cOLORED RooMING HOUSE.
M ST.. near 10th: 5 rooms. 3 baths garage:
rent. $40 newly conditioned: best Of fur
niture. 3 Frigidaires; can be converted into
al apis price OF furniture and equipment
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Henry st. Laurent, has gone to
Sunnyside, where he and John
Bachman have opened an ice
cream and confectionery parlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morgan and
family of Western Horse Heaven,
accompanied by Joe Meyer spent
the Fourth in Kennewick as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Morgan and
family.
Mrs. Harry Davis, who underwent
a major operation in the Pasco
hospital a week ago, is reported as
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Royse OF
Walla Walla were guests last We'd
nesday at the Art Glasow home.
Leroy Decker, who has been laid
up several days, due to blood poi
son in his foot, is able to be out
again. .ss.;s-. III
Leonard Taylor, who is working
in Oregon. spent the 4th with home
folks. \. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Colvin and
children of Walla Walla spent the
Fourth celebrating in Kennewick.
Mrs. Colyin is the former Miss Ell
Disc Craver, former Highland
girl syas
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Ellensburg Student at
Home Over the Fourth

Mrs Emily Laudell, who is at
tending normal at Ellensburg, spen:
the weekend and the Fourth at
her home here.
Reverend and Mrs. Vincent of
Spokane were overnight guests Of
Mrs. Minnie Ashby Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McFadden
motorec to Coulee Dam Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Ashby and
family returned last Sunday from
Waila Walla, where they spent sew
ella! days camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Slaybaugh
and daughters Audrey and Adele
were guests OF her sister Mrs. Claude
Taylor and family at Naches Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Ms. George brennan OF
Walla Walla were guests at the
Charles McF'adden home the
third and Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dahlin and
family of Hood River and Miss
Ruthie Mass of Portland, visited
at the G. ]. Dahlin home this week
James Harper Of Portland was a
house guest at the H. N. Hampton
home this week. ~
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Family Reunion, Birth
day Anniversary Held

HIGHLANDS-The w. F. Sond-
erman home was the scene of a
large gathering on the 4th, the &C.
'casion being a family reunion and
also the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. w. f.. Sonderman. Those
present were Mrs. Sonderman's
sister, Mrs. Stranger and sons of
Idaho and brother, Carl r. Aune of
Montana, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Whit
ing and daughter of Portland. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Kemp Of Seattle,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Sonderman and
son of Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Sonderman of Bremertaon and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Sonderman and
family of the Highlands. .
Miss Opal Watkins was We'd
nesday evening dinner guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Preston and fam
sly. .<.,s...... Ii ss.- a
Mrs. {, Frank Lampson returned
home Sunday from Yakima. where
she has been with her father, Mr.
Tuttle, who has been seriously Ill
in the hospital. Mr.. futile is re-
ported as somewhat improved at
this writing. .t- 49,. .. T.. .e.s
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KratzerS Entertain
During Celebration

LOCUST GROVE Mrs. R. K
Stafford was the honoree at a stors
shower given Friday at the home
of Mrs. ]. C.. Pratt. Twenty-Five
ladies attended the party and Mrs
Stafford received many lovely gifts
Mrs. M. Simmelink, Mrs. Grace Ed
wards and Mrs. Pratt were host
esSeS. - -
Charles Quillan was Lewiston
visitor Friday. ugaa 81 h III.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kincaid and
family of Enterprise are this weeks
guests at the home of Mr.. Kincaid's
sister, Mrs. L. L. Kratzer. The Krat-
zer's have also had Mrs. Glenna
Nelson, another sister of Mrs. Krat-
zer's, and her daughter. Shirley, as
guests during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hebarlsin OF
Spokane have been houseguests at
the Heberleins over the holidays.
Mrs. Edith Golland and grandson
Richard Willis, of Reardon and Al
Iuth. were Sunday visitors at the
NJ. Simmelink home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lawson and
small son Of Hillyaard were Thurs
day visitors at the Kratzer home.
j. G. Dennis, who has been i'll, Is
somewhat improved at this writing
Mary Ellen, the small daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Simmeilnk,
has been i'll this week.
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j !, | nd orange Meets
1.ext Thursday Evening

H1GHLANDS-Don't forget that
Highland Grange meets next Thurs
day evening, July 18th, for its next
regular meeting at which time the
Highland All club with their lead
er, Mrs. r. w. Woods, will have
charge OF the lecture hour, present
ing a program and an exhibit Of
their work. All parents are urged
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, who have
been house guests Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Douglas and family, left
Wednesday morning for Yakima.
The lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Peter was the scene OF q picnic on
Tuesday when covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Campbell
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett
Dague and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Perkins, Har-
old and Kenneth, who spent the
9Th with relatives In Seattle, re-
turned home this week. Miss Eileen
Perkins, who had spent the past
month on the coast, returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervel Show OF
Walla Walla were guests Tuesday
at the Henry Paulsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Paulsen OF
Florida and Mrs. Mary Paulsen Of
Troy, Idaho are guests at the w.
3. and Henry Paulsen homes.
Junior Bergen, son OF Mr.. and
c-Gs. Dell Bergen, is q patient In
,. - N. p. hospital in Tacoma for
cb: rvation.
Al Knight, who Is employed at
-thc, Libby's cannery in Walla Wal
n, v..sited with home folks over the
"a END.
Char'es Lewis Is reported to be
Slow improving at this writing.
Z Miss Lefty Sondermap ana Miss
Ei-zabs:h Story accompanied MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Sonderman to
thu coast Wednesday. They will
Wis; the .ext couple weeks with
friends al relatives in Tacoma
and Seattle. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Blair Of Kah-
lotus sp2n: ne Fourth in Kenne-
wick with :s atives and visited at
the Lee B3ute.ie home.
Mr.. ana Mr.. Raymond KelSo and
family of Wa Walla and Mr..
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Prcsser Visitor Guest
of Homer in Benton ~

BENTON CITY-Mr=. W. A. De
Good entertained at three tables of
bridge Thursday evening, honoring
Mrs. M. A. Minter Of Laguana
Beach, California, who Is visiting
her sister, Miss Maude Witherow IN
Prosser. High score was held by
Mrs. Argus Hughes and Mrs. Min
ter was presented a guest prize. The
Prosser ladies nding the party
were Miss Maude Tyitherow, Mrs.
w. w. Simonton. Mrs. Harry For
syth and Mrs. Ed Sommer.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. w. Roop. 1t
was decided to meet only once a
month during the summer. The
next meeting will be July 18th.
Mrs. Harriet Barber. Mrs. How
ard Turnkey and daugh:er, Bar
bara of st. John and Miss Adele
Barber of Spokane were Wednes-
day overnight guests at the home
of Mrs. BARRIERS daughter, Mrs.
Walter Hartman. The visitors left
Thursday for San Francisco 10 at
tend the fair.
w. E. Fillmore left Thursday for
Klickitat to drill well at the dry
ice plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall, Mrs.
Jack WEIGH and SON, Nathan. Harr7
were Thursday and Friday visitor
in Walla Walla with Mrs. Kendalrs
mother, Mrs. Margaret Knudon.
Walter Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Clark left Thursday for his
home at Hanford after a two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Angus:
Frye. -...