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Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Bronchitis, acute or chronic, Is al
inflammatory condition Of the mu-
cous membranes lining the bronchial
tubes. Even II other medicines have
failed you may get relief now with
Creomulsion. Chronic bronchitis can
develop If your chest cold Is not
treated and you cannot afford to
take q chance with any medicine
less potent than Creomulsion which
goes right to the seat Of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding that you are to
Like the way 1t quickly allays the
cough, permitting rest and sleep, or
you are to have your money back.
See that the name Creomuision Is
on the bottle and you will get the
genuine product and the relief you
want. (AdV.)
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
Continued from Page /


acre tracts offered.
There were considerably more TAX
ers than there were plots of LAND
and the Federal Land Office at
Los Angeles was something of a
mad house. with long quegues OF
people anxious to file claims. The
difficulty was solved by drawing
lots. The lucky ones got the home
steads and the unlucky ones got
nothing.
I'VE were sort of a big. happy
family at the beginning a pioneer
recalled. There were a few farmers
but mostly doctors and contractors
and plumbers and every kind OF
profession imaginable :"
The land was a thriving jungle.
There were no roads, just a few
paths where Reclamation Bureau
scouts had sketched out a canal
system. High brush and trees and
weeds covered the section like a
matted wooly blanket.
Clearing the land was a hercu-
lean task and many were the curses
when homesteader got a few acres
clean, only to find that he was on
the wrong tract
OF that motley regiment of pio-
neers less than a score remain. The
intervening 30 years have seen most
of them drop out and others take
their places. Those who remain, who
have stuck it out with the Baro
valley, represent the cream of the
lot, but even they are an odd group.
One drives Pierce-Arrow roadster
and another rides an ancient mule:
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
Mrs. FDR Suggests
Job For Hoover

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. tUP)-
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt sug-
gested today that former President
Herbert Hoover head centralized
agency for relief of refugees and
civilian war sufferers.
Mrs. Roosevelt said that Mr
Hoover has more experience in such
work than any other person and
his activities during the World wal
brought universal commendation.
Rumors have circulated recently
that Mr.. Hoover had offered his
services to the American Red Gross
in European relief work. but Red
Cross Chairman Norman H. Davis
denied that he had received let
ter from Hoover offering to head
the European work.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
Rambling Reporter
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together too much talking about
the benefits of life in the open.
However, we didn't hear any talk
about refreshing dips in the lake
There was ice on the water and
frost in their hair every morning.
Hap-Hazard-
Overheard at one of the valleys
public offices:
II only have temporary job.
get paid by the hour
Don't worry about that. When I
went to work here they told me il
was temporary and paid me by the
hour I've been here three years
and they're still doing it!"
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Delay Puts 0swaIt
Trial I tentatively
AT Election Time
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for a change of venue to San Diego.
His motion was withdrawn, how
ever, in the hope of obtaining an
early trial. Meanwhile, Oswalt ap-
peared several times in Los An
geles before Federal Judge Ralph
Jenney for fixing of trial dates, but
each time a continuance has been
granted. 45.s
Latest delay will push trial into
the spring or later, possibly y near
April 9 when El Centre will vote
upon three city councilmen. At that
time the terms of Charles Blalack,
Harry Sones and Gordon Scriven
will expire. H. w. Fawcett and
P. L. Moore have two more years
in office.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
Cyclone Menaces
Kaiser Wilhelm

DOORN, Netherlands, Nov. 20
(UP)-Former Kaiser Wilhelm OF
Germany had narrow escape from
death yesterday when a cyclone
passed within so feet of him as he
walked in his private park. 1t tore
down three beech trees each at
least three feet thick, it was dis
closed today.
1t happened at 10:30 yesterday
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
(Continued from Page u

Albert Hinkle, 80, 'CaleXico. es-
capped injury though his car plunged
off the highway half mile east OF
Heber Sunday morning, jumped a
canal and overturned. He said he
was blinded by the glaring lights
of an approaching automobile, high
way patrolmen said.
Inquest for Martinez was expect
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
WeIIes Protests
japanese Action

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. CUP)-
Acting Secretary of State Sumner
Welles indicated today that the Am
erican government takes a serious
view of continued interference with
American nationals and American
trade by japanese military author
tiles at Tientsin.
Welles said that his official re-
ports showed interference is in
creasing despite the fact that this
government had informed the Jap
anese government that the United
States considers its citizens have
every right to carry their trade in
China without interference.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-20
38th Auto Victim
Succumbs Here

ed to be held at the Lemons mortu-
ary as soon as John j. Larsen, Los
Angeles salesman who was driving
the car which struck the Mexican,
can make arrangements to attend,
Deputy Coroner Herbert Hughes
said Monday.
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No Relief Warrants Until
Welfare Money Exhausted

Tollefson, with Chief Civil Dep
r.y G. f. (Jim) Peterson, attend
ed the meeting in Olympia, which
was called to discuss plan OF
appealing an adverse $3.50 900 tax
Judgment won by the Northern
Pacific railroad against % coun-
ties. Pierce county stands to lose
better than $4,000 in taxes for
the years 1886 as result of the
ruling by Federal Judge Stanley
Webster of Spokane.
To Meet Again
Tollefson said prosecutors will
convene again at an early date to
complete plans for an appeal OF
the decision
Before adiourning the meeting,
Tollefson said prosecutors decided
against bringing mandamus action
against the state to force larger
relief expenditures.
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FAIR CROWDED
WITH ROYALTY

NEW YORk-Denmsrk's Crown
Prince Frederik and Crown
Princess 1ngrid were guests of
honor at the worlds fair today, the
second visiting royal couple in two
days They were TO review a mill
tary parade and dedicate the Dan
ish pavilion in the hall OF nations.
Monday Crown Prince Olav and
Crown Princess Martha OF Norway,
officially opened the Norwegian
pavilion.
The Soviet filters, Brig. Gen.
Vladimir kokkinaki and Maj. Mix
hail Gordienko, whose attempted
nonstop flight from Moscow TO
New York for the opening of the
fair Sunday ended in a forced
landing in New Brunswick, paid
their official visit to the fair
grounds Monday evening. accom-
panied by Constantine Oumanski.
Soviet charge d'affaires in the
United States. Kokkianaki made
a speech in Russian at the George
Washington statue. predicting reg
ular air service between Moscow
and New York soon would be feas-
ible.
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County commissioners were
warned Tuesday against issuing
emergency warrants for relief
purposes until all county and state
welfare funds are exhausted.
The warning was sounded by
Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson fol-
lowing a meeting of prosecuting
attorneys in Olympia Monday
afternoon. during which county
legal heads agreed to advise COM
missioners against issuing the
emergency warrants.
Considered Timely
The warning was timely in that
a delegation had appeared before
the board while prosecutors were
converting in Olympia and request
ed that commissioners issue
emergency warrants TO provide
additional relief for alien families
recently stricken from welfare
rolls.
Commissioners declined to fol-
low the request. but did agree to
communicate with the state social
security board urging additional
state funds for alien families.
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BOND MARKET

NEW YORK. Domestic corpor-
ate bonds scored moderate gains In
quiet dealings Tuesday while u. >.
government and foreign liens adj
vanced irregularly.
Relative strength in local trac-
lions featured the domestic corpor-
ate section. Manhattan Railway
As of 1890 moved up Is points
to new 1889 peak at 46i2 before
losing about half of the advance.
Inter- Borough Us of 1882 held an
advance of nearly two points, but
the SIS of 1866 scaled an early gain
of IL points. Observation-Disclosures
Transit AIS Of 1866 were up frac-
tionally. Other utilities and in
dustrials We're firm.
Southern Railway As rose around
Ia points among rails. Nickel
Plate 4i2s. Baltimore & Ohio 5s
of 1a4s. Central Pacific SIS of 1860.
and Great Northern 5ias Of 1882
were up about a point each.
U. S. government obligations
mostly were higher.
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SALE Of AUTOS
HIGH IN APRIL

II there is depression or
recession" in Pierce county. auto
mobile dealers apparently haven't
heard about II yet
a tabulation Of new car sales
during the month Of April by
Pierce county auto dealers dis
closed that 800 vehicles were sold.
compared to 200 for the same
period last year. New truck sales
also forged ahead during the month
to reach total OF 81, compared to
as for April, 1888.
Lionel Brubaker. who acts as
recorder in Auditor s. Clifford
Davis office, revealed that Chew
rolet led in new cars during the
month with II sales. Plymouth
was next with Al, Oldsmobile IS,
Buick 35 Ford 20. Pontiac %, and
Dodge 20.
international topped the list with
is sales of new trucks, Chevrolet
a close second with Is sales. Ford
came next with Il, Mack Q and
Dodge 6.
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NEW YORK - Stocks rallied
fractions to two points Tuesday
in an increased volume Of trade.
Steel. motor and aviation issues
led the advance.
The upturn came after markets
in London and Paris registered
firncr tone. In addition to this
stimulus, the list had in its favor
reduced war tension, hopes for
tax relief and strength in some
commodities. notably world sugar
futures. which made new highs.
Bonds improved. Local trac-
tons were strong. Foreign issues
and u. S. governments made an
irregular advance.
The stock list made an irregu-
lar advance at the opening and
promptly improved on initial lev
els. In the early afternoon. prices
drifted down. but there Was no
pressure. and resumption of the
rise set in later.
Stock sales were 100000, COM
pared with $50. 1000 Monday, while
curb stock volume rose to $1,000
shares from $1,000 in the pre-
vious session.
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter q
Co, washington piaeg 49,.
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HOTEL HELD UP:
$4,000 IS LOOT

PORTLAND, Ore. - Two men
armed with guns today held up and
slugged the clerk on duty at the
Congress hotel and escaped with
an estimated $1,000 in cash.
The men at first asked Wesley
Vance, the clerk, about rooms. but
soon drew guns and menaced
Vance and Bellboy Milton Paul.
Vance was struck by one Of the
men. who welded the butt of his
revolver when the clerk asked II II
were loaded. Vance was not seri-
ously hurt.
A guest, r. c. Mifflin. entered
the lobby during the holdup and
was promptly covered" The
bandits forced the trio into the
elevator and told them to take a
ride" The victims rode to the sixth
floor, from where they called Man
ager r. W. Temple, who informed
police.
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CURB MARKET

NEW YORk--Curb stocks dis
played a steady undertone Tues
day, maintaining early gains rang
mig from fractions TO as much as
several points, in moderately in
creased volume.
Trading quoted in the afternoon
dealings. when buyers generally
showed little inclination to follow
up the first hour advances. How
ever. special interest in the avia-
tons brought new gains to this
group in the late trading.
American Airlines led the upturn
with a squirt of over three points.
Bellanca Aircraft and Brewster
both registered fractional gains,
while Seversky held at around
Mondays close.
The industrials were featured by
a run-up in Standard Steel Door.
which sold over 30 for a gain Of
almost five points before profit
taking set in.
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Fire Danger In
West Continuing

PORTLAND The u. s. weather
bureau forecast cloudy weather to-
day. but failed to predict the gen.
eral rainfall needed to arrest
fast developing fire danger in
western Oregon and Washington
and continued drought conditions
in the east portions.
In the eastern sections, alfalfa,
wheat and hay growers were hope
full that last-minute rains might
save their whitening crops, scorch-
ed by almost six weeks OF dry
weather and high temperatures.
The war on Mormon crickets
in eastern Oregon continued.
Millions of the insects have been
destroyed. but other millions have
appeared.
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u. S. Securities

sS's. 1884. March, 106.10;
SIS. 1871, 1o626; 3S's, ls45-4S,
1I0.20: As. 1854 ~, 1876; 81 s.
1s56-46. 1854: SIS, le4s, li0.30;
SIS. le4e-46. 1ll.l5: AS, 1852
~. l20.20: IS. 1e4T. l04ii; 21a S,
I953-4e, 1878; SIS. 1s55-5l. HOS;
27s's, 1e60-55. 1924; 2s4 s, 1859
Sc. 10616. 2A's. 1e65-60. io5.iI.
Home Owners Loan bonds. - 5,
iq4a-3q. 1919. SIS. le52-4i, 1859.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
BEAUTY CONTEST QUEEN
FOUND SHOT To DEATH

CHATHAM. Ont.-Police inves-
tieated the possibility Of murder
today in the fatal shooting of Mrs.
Adeline Mcdonald, rs. who was
found dead in the beauty psrlor
she operated.
Mrs. Mcdonald. who in 1880 won
a local beauty contest, vas shot
through the head. police said. and
rifle was lying near the body.
An autopsy was 10 be performed
TODAY.
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BEHIND The
TICKER

NEW YORK - Excess reserves
Of federal reserve member banks
are now over the 1000 600 600
mark-a new high record. II Il
were for any other reason than
that il IS due 70 huge receipts for
foreign accounts. the figures would
be Of inflationary character. Yet
say bankers-it does show the
huge amount OF cash around not
being used for industrial purposes
which in turn confirms thin BUSH
ness outlook.
Low Yields-Due TO the stagna-
ton Of the investment market.
with idle funds steadily mounting,
with excess bank reserves at the
unprecedented high level Of over
81, 900 900 600 with commercial
loan demand light, and with the
government steadily pressing for
low money rates, investment bank
ers are of the opinion that current
yields on high-grade issues Will
hold at present levels for some
time to come-unless the White
House takes an inflationary step
in its war preparation program.
Profitable -- The Graham-New-
man corporation, New York, has
written to Standard OIL Co. of
Nebraska stockholders an offer of
So a share in cash. The condi-
tions are that 107 900 shares must
be deposited by May 4 with either
the L. s. National Bank of Omaha
or the Manufacturers Trust of New
York. If that cosdition is filled,
payment will be made on May is.
Outside of 1886. Standard Oil of
Nebraska has operated at deficit
in every year since 1881. But its
balance sheet shows the company
has a greater value than Sl2 a
share. From an insider it was
learned that the Graham-Newman
corporation plans to liquidate the
company and obtain a price of
about SIS a share. That would
net the bankers profit of So a
| share.
Wheat - Speculative interest in
wheat continues at a low ebb.
Traders say there's no use taking
positions as long as the govern
ment sells in export markets at an
estimated loss of 80 cents bushel
Along with the domestic business
uncertainty, commodity circles see
nothing much in the way Of wheat
price advances except on crop
scares out of weather reports.
Reports Are That-Current ma
chine tool order backlog at high
est levels since October, 1887
At current price levels, American
Airlines discounts favorable 1885
prospects -.
No nearby Atehison dividend
likely for common shares-road'
operations better than industry
average At current price
levels Union Tank Car shares dis
count favorable prospects
Private estimates are Zenith Radio
will show 81 a share for fisca
year ending this month =.
Westinghouse Electric's current
sales gains over those of last yea
are less than those of Genera
Electric The cut in govern
ments spending program is
headache to business executives
and they are the same fellows whit
were happy to hear congress would
be conservative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
Roads In Parks
To Open Sunday

Roads leading through Wapato
park and Point Defiance park will
be open TO traffic Sunday following
oil applications to settle dust, Sec
rotary Harry Doten of the park
board said Tuesday.
Oil is being applied to number
of such park roads during the
week and the roads are closed
meanwhile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
VALENCIAS ON
MARKET HERE

First Valencia oranges were on
the market in Tacoma Tuesday.
Mutual Fruit reported a car in
from Arizona.
California strawberries dropped
10 cents flat to a new low price.
Scarce item on the produce mar
ket was cauliflower, which ad-
vaneed sharply in price.
Although the commercial sal
mon fishing season in Puget Sound
waters opened Monday, not much
arrived on the market. Price on
Red King salmon was cent a
pound higher temporarily.
Butterfat was down cent a
pound Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
Weather Forecast

For washington--Generally fair
Tuesday night and Wednesday, but
cloudy or foggy near the coast;
gentle to moderate northwest winds
off the coast. gentle westerly in
side.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "A
hours ending at s q. m. Tuesday,
none. since Jan. /. 1928 inches, 3
deficiency of 3.e2 inches. Wind at
s a. m. Tuesday, west 5 mp.h.;
barometer at 3o13 and rising
steadily.
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BIRIfDAY
TUESDAY. MAY 2

TUESDAY, MAY 2
Mrs. Fern Grodack, 1925 Ia.
sherman.
Mrs. Farbur Jolly. Eatonville.
Mrs. Mary Roswell, 45i2 No.
Ferdinand ST.
Mrs. Irma Ninsley, 45l2 No.
Ferdinand St, and Mrs. Norma
johnson. 1888 Ea. ] St. twins.
Mrs. John Hardin, ASH Ea.
Is 81.
Miss Rose Chekada ,541l Court,
Ruston.
Prosecutor Thor G. Toliefson,
Courthouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
Deserters' 3 Girl
Friends Sentenced

PORTLAND - Circuit Judge
Donald e. Long today sentenced
three 17-year-old San Francisco
girls to the Oregon State training
school after they admitted partici-
pating in a minor reign Of terror
with three army deserters here
three weeks ago.
Judge Long ordered Cleone
Alyea, Edna Malespin. and Jewell
Smith committed TO the institution
at Salem. where they will remain
until they are 2l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
LEGAL Notices

WAR DEPARTMENT: office OF the
Constructing Quartermaster, Fl.
Lewis, Wash. Sealer proposals will
be received at this office. 1903 Cal
ifornia ave, Fl. Lewis. until Il 100
a. m. p. S. T. June 1888. and
then publicly opened. for Furnish
ing and Erecting a 800 .000-g
Elevated Steel Water Tank at Nc
Chord Field Pierce County, Wash
ington. Plans and specifications
will be furnished upon deposit OF
certified check in amount OF $1,000
made payable TO the Treasurer OF
the U. S. Information at above
address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03

Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS OF lost articles sdver-
tiseo below. please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
cles to the loser. go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9Th and Pacific,
where you will be presentd with q
guest ticket TO one OF Hamricks
theaters-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
Stocks Rise Fraction
TO2POi,7tS on Board
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Higher.
Bonds: Higher; 4. s. govern
mcnts irrcgularly higher.
Curb: Irregularly higher.
Chicago stocks: Irregularly
higher.
Call money: One per cent.
Foreign exchange: Steady.
Cotton: Firm.
Wheat: Unchanged TO I. low
or; corn. 20 higher.
Rubber: Higher.
Silver: Unchanged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
GRAIN REVIEW

Wheat prices devel-
oped weaker tone on Chicago
board OF trade today, after profit
taking sales erased an early ad-
vance. Corn showed independent
strength
Scattered covering In the
final hour. stimulated by
rally at Winnipeg, steadied the
local market. and at the close
wheat was unchanged to OIL
l. cent. corn up to "a cent,
and oats cent higher TO q
cent lower.
Opening quotations in wheat
II to !. cent higher. with buying
encouraged by strength in outsioe
markets and continued dryness in
the southwest wheat belt Profit
taking. credited to professional
interest and selling through south
western houses. sent the market
downward.
Corn prices reflected opening
firmness in wheat and gained
under improved commission house
huving. May corn was bought
against sales of July at Ia cents
difference.
BANK CLEARINGS
SEATTLE 800 Clearings: S5,I54.-
774.s7. Balances. S2.253,2sI.lo.
Transactions: Si4.35s 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03

LADY &c wants housework By Gay
OF hour Experienced With ehll-
oren. Garland 47si.
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open for man capable Of
meeting our regular customers For
interview apply 9Os p s Bank
bldg. $50 % Z. Wednesday.
FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
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YOUNG LADY wants 70 carr for
apartment house IN exchange for
apartment. BR 1918.
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WIDOW with one child wishes xorx
in respectable home. Call ass Ia
coma ave.
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Situations Wanted, Female

woMES's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
A. Lutheran Compass Mission i5zs
Pacific ave- 10 q m 70 .. n
Ma e4se. except SATURDAYS
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COLORED WOMAN wishes part tine
ho1seWorE Call evenings. Prot
tor 2504-W.
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YOUNG WOMAN wants general
houscwork. so home nights. 3323
50. Guruisca-
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Sslespeople, Agents

AVAILABLE AT ONCE-Nearhy Raw
leigh Route. Good opportunity for
man over IS with car Trade well
established. Route experience help
full but not necessary. Sales way
up this year. Write at once, Raw
ieigh's. Dept. wHE-256-l02, Oak
land, Calf.
MAN with sales experience TO sell
fast selling product. References.
Apply in person. ala Puyailup ave.
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BANK CLEARINGS

SEATTLE - Clearings: S5,fS4.-
T74s7. Balances: S2.253,2sI 10.
Si4. 354 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03

GOOD SOUTHERN COOK desires 70
give evening meals 20 business Een-
t!emen Call evenings. ets 50 L
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SPECIAL TREATMENT for all dis
eases OF men and women Dr.
A Ambrose. 4o5 Rust bldg MA &eee
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Male Help Wanted

TRADE BUY SELL with Times Want
Ads LORRAINE F. GALLAGHER.
1926 SO D st. call at The Tacoma
Times office for one free ticket.
There Is always a good show a. a
John Hsmrick theater. 5-2-39
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YOUNG MAN with carpenter experi-
ence wishes 70 do repair Work for
real estate firm or party. Paint
ing shingling. remodelins. etc.
Very reasonable References. Write
"a, Tacoma Times