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ing his regular score which I hope they continue to do tonight. For Notre Dame (Sirloin Steak) Car angelo was the juicq bit for his team with 333. (Veal Chops) Geneva had too much fat on for 271. (Baloney) Lattanzio claims he was full of it (meaning baloney). I ate it for supper for 298. (Cube Steak Lau- dati was cut up pretty small with a BOA score. (Pigs Feet) Lombardi, said I forgot to clean them q mean the pigs feet) Jim hit 314.
 Dartmouth in losing three games proved once again that they are in a class by themselves when it comes to rolling low scores, although we must admit they do get tough breaks. Lamb) Lombardi was plenty scared with 8 269 score. (Sa- lamb Scarpati claims it was not the Genoa style thence the 291: (Short Steak) Latino was plenty short with 283. (Bacon) Rivero took it home, but no one was there to eat it. Goose hit 356.
 In three hotly contested matches Army defeated Princeton 2 to and came out of the celalr posi- tion for the first time this year, and boys, beware, this Army team is out for blood. (Round Steak) Per- rella was square with a lop-sided 297. Dressed Ham) Varsalone was depressed wiht 279. (Cappocoli) Car rissimi needed 8 little bread to make his evening complete with 8 score of 298. (Boston Butts) Piacentini, yelled, Princeton was lucky 1t wasn't Boston Beans. Joe hit 345 (Ponzetta) Piedmonte filled that Ponzetta plenty with that f1ukey spare. I think Lou should take up plumbing.
 Princeton in losing two games showed they will not give in with out 8 battle to the death, but it seems most of their battles end in the death. Pressed Ham) Barberi needed 8 little mustard. Tony rolled 3O8. (Liver) Pettinicci, said liver is no good without sufrit. Roc hit 291. (ProscuittD Santillo rolled like one for 301. (Proscuitti means ham) |.
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(Hamburger) Mango was well burned) I mean ground with a 354 score.

Yale defeated Brown 3 to 1 and done its share in making the league closer. (Veal LoaD Dr. Cofrancesco was not so well done with 305. (Kid- ney) Zepoli said I had pain there for 276. (Pemento Loaf) Martina was nice and tasty with a 332. (Frankfurter) Capobianco was just a little hot dog when he was thruogh for 308. (Mortadella) Fer rarro came pretty high with a nifty 339.
 Brown in losing two games made it pretty hard for themselves as they are under a strain, having all to lose and nothing to gain, providing they lose. For some reason or other this Brown team seems to have thrown in the towel. Better hang on boys only three more weeks after tonight. (Roast Pork) Toletti must have been infected with porok fever. Chick hit 288. Gamb Chops) Spa rano was too tender (hearted) hit- ting 279. (Meat Balls) Piazza reed- ed a little gravy to hit 319. (Beef Stew) Zamberi cried just because l bowl 338 they call me stew. (Soup- bone) Mazzalupo said they won't get much soup out of that bone. Mazzy hit 306.
 Tonight there will be more battle royals and let's hope all the top teams lose. I'm not trying to be selfish you know, but my team is in fifth place and after all I am looking out for the interest of the teams below us. Page MT. Hoople please! See you tonight.
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Lourdes will play st. Patrick's for the city title Sunday afternoon at the St. Joseph hall. Although St. Patrick has new team the Lourdes are out to make it 12 straight. St. Patrick eliminated St. Stans last week. This will be a prelim game to senior teams who are to play for the city title. The time of these games will probably be in Fridays or Saturdays Democrat.
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man, 190, Cleveland (2--disqualifi- ction); Herman O'Connor, 180 1-2. Winchendon, knocked out Hum- phrey O'Sullivan, Boston; Eimil Scholtz, 195 1-2, Germany, decision- ed Mario Liandi, 188, New York (4):
 Sam Maltempo, 180, Willimantic, Conn.,, decisioned Johnny Hayes, l79 1-2, Boston, (4); Johnny Luskos 230, Willimantic, decisioned Mar. shall Groso, Hartford, Conn. (D.
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INTERNATIONAL
 TRACK MEET PLANNED

New York, March 9-(UP)-E. J. Holt, honorary secretary of the Britt ish A. A. A. arrives on the Queen Mary today to discuss with A. A. U. officials details for the dual track meet between Great Britain and the United States to be held here late in July.
 A. A. U. President Samuel Hoyt said there was a possibility of Can- ada's being invited to make it tri- angular meet.
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NSUSAS 4O 4S q Halftime score: 28-22, Danbury. Officials: Booth and Richards.
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MT. Gallagher Shines So Much He Has Sheen
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March g.
By DAN PARKER

D. %s e % % 5 ns with the hoqS, % of ss ses , @ s the made for March optimism Celtic clannihns and coumnc oalashs Ike New York dream lot Recently. named sy conn that ohas Irish is more quickly aroused than its Hebrew for man, wish state that Joe Gallagher shu to Stadium as ssns to Holy Name Society ra
 who aslsher did hear some Far & Down inquire % The gall of standing six feet two and of o pound M catch him ss s 'ss a ss s's faster platter cabbage him. its on the bases he dss attempts club mention s9s saa sss s I'm going into such an
 Joe % Sa n ssns s ss % this season considered even little better than excellent faith
 os has won n his rna as the already m at st 'a s sssse a % sns & Drns his sSess @ days at her of Chick every 1885 in s playing first base on the the not the boys at the Es club Buffalo told Mccarthy you say the Gallagher" asked Joe.
 lagher Pigs Head and Marching Society The next Scout Paul Krhe did s pa4 o a I s a h % sn e had been % with same friaid borough The egionnaires the
  things Coomb but decided Buffalo sector playing senipro ball with the the summer of 1885,
 In 1886 the Tanks shipped him kindergarten looking him in their training to forget first base third with catching adenoids and tonss Gallagher along only two ball players of them Pie Norfolks long left He so hit 348 stole D bases set league triples and belted 20 homers.
 On the strength of his at Norfolk situation to where Bill Skin the b with the result that ng much of base stealing anyway Having rid himself of the suet 70 at Kansas City last Maybe popu- latiOn in Boss Prendergass Fin McCool and warmed stant invitations to corned beef and cabbage orgies.
 It almost broke Joes heart not did beyond header Bill Meyer the old Athletic catcher Kacey sent him back Mccarthy at agowng uon and Joe doesn't stay it will String along with five fly trappers
 Joe gets his sped feature that attracted the attention Coach haitian and induced him offer the Buffalo sent Manhattan in the Joe wasn't interested t In 1ac he never knew he had extraordinary until day back in 1936 fastest One Of his opponents kid pitched favote Irish laid speed that lett the other four back the the Stadium. don't say didn't tell you.
 Copyright 1888. King Features Syndicate)
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FIGHT RESULTS (By United Press)

Boston-Tiger Terry Warrington, 180, Halifax, N. S., decisioned Roy Lazer, POI, Patterson, N. J. (1O: Maurice Strickland, 192, Paterson, knosked out Jack Pallat, POI 1-2, Cleveland, O. (5); Patrick Comiskey, 196, Paterson, defeated Marty Sea-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

WE ARE in need OF homes in West
anc North End II YOU want TO sell.
see Hendry Realty Co. 724 Puget
Sound Bank Bldg. Main HOP
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Boake Carter
Says:
Shades of Mitchell.
Changes in States.
We're lndividualisfs.

When I read the vehement ex-
hortations of government leaders
to build up our al: corps by thou
sands of planes and tens of thou
sands Of men, I cannot help but
wonder how a man whose friend
ship was always proud to claim
must be shaking with satirical
laughter in his grave
He was a man with foresight.
He foresaw the day would come
when the policies of nations would
be governed by the relatively of
their strength in the air. He was
a fortnight man and spoke his
mind. He warned time and again
that our military air strength was
q tragic delusion.
He asked for planes. He asked
for men. He charged procurement
graft was rampant. He accused
the government Of accepting
Flaming collins in which many
a promising young air corps Off
Ger roasted to death. He produced
facts and figures To bolster his
contentious.
The government sneered at him.
Because he told the truth he was
driven from the army. 1t smeared
him--and FASTENED his death. The
politicians called him "a crack
pot" Others labeled him well
meaning but foolish firebrand."
They stripped him of his rank.
They fined him through depriva-
ton Of pay.
In civilian life he continued to
fight bravely. doggedly. He wrote
Of the day when America would
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to a position of prominence. II en-
abled those who did not rise to
great heights TO own automobiles.
refrigerators, radios. So profusely
are these spread amon~ MS tN0t
we consider them necessities. The
foreigner is aghast and gasps:
What luxury" The radical is
capitalist and individual enough TO
want his own automobile. even If
he damns the corporations which
make IL for him.
Tell any American that he has
no right 10 aspire 10 social posi-
ton and he'll want TO fight. John
L. Lewis talks much about New
Dcalism but he sends his son
TO Princeton university. Harry
Bridges sells each visitor the
merits of communism, hut the
more property he gains for him
self the less conviction sounds In
his voice.
Roosevelt, being wealthy TO start
with. seems not to recognize that
the times are leaving him behind,
not he the times.
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LIENS PULLETS AND FRYERS
wanted Highest prices
RODMAN S. 4ool No 26th PR $3.50
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receive a rude awakening in the
air. He lectured often. Several
times he spoke with me on ma
tional radio network. He was al
ways good copy" for the report
ers. But the stigma with which
the politicians had branded him
during the Coolidge administration
broke some of the spirit inside
him. The vision of some of his
brother officers. processing to his
face to be his friends, but behind
his back greasing the skids to
make his downfall easier, was
betrayal he never forgot.
The "stormy petrol" Of the army
air crops. the headlines labeled him
all because ne was ahead of his
time and recommended for 20
years what Roosevelt. Louis John
son and others are bowling for to-
dny--a vast armament In the air
for America.
His rank. before they stripped
him even of his decorations for
pleading that we do then what we
are now rushing to do at the 18th
hour. was brigadier general. His
name was Billy Mitchell.
How Billy would laugh and those
black eyes CLINT If he could read
the papers today.
Such. sometimes. il the reward
for those who are ahead of their
times.
Some of the new governors of
IL states are interesting to say
the least. O'Daniel. of Texas. was
a flour salesman. poet. song writer
and radio singer. Phillips. of okla
homa, is multimillionaire oil
man. succeeding Marland. also an
oil man and former multimillion-
aire. Hell. of Wisconsin. rose from
immigrant boy TO manufacturer.
James, of Pennsylvania, once a
breaker boy and mule driver in the
coal mines, rose to superior court
judgeship.
They are mostly men who start
ed from nothing and worked them
selves up TO responsible positions
In their communities by hard
work, ambition and thrift. Those
three characteristics have been In
popular disrepute for the last five
or six years. Now the pendulum
is swinging back and the basic
qualities that made America great
are coming to the surface again.
A fundamental reason why the
socialism in the New Deal philoso-
ply will never be permanently sue
cessful in America is because
America never has experienced the
social feudal system of Europe.
America started with individual
Its from scratch. Every succeed
ing generation has been. and is by
instinct. generation of individ-
ualists.
This promoted competition. 1t
promoted construction, individual
initiative, provided opportunity for
q man to start with nothing and
by means Of his own abilities rise
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Miscellaneous for Sale
RESIDENCE
AUCTION
Across Road from Fife SCHOOL,
SATURDAY. I:30 P. M.


across Road from Fife School
Near Fife Cement Fountain
THE OWNER has instructed Us
10 sell the contents of his S
room house This Is a fine lot
of furniture and those in need
Of anything for the home should
attend this sale Listings in
clude beautiful mahogany Estey
piano and bench. radio, Edison
photograph, fine velour over
stuffed davenport and chair.
library table. electric vacuum
music cabinet. 21-vol German
encyclopedia, New Home sew
ing machine. 2 fine large ported
plants. lamps. maple and oak
dressers, beds, springs, mai
tresses, combination bookcase
desk. chairs. rugs american
OrientaD, oak dining suite in
Guiding china closet. pictures.
utensils. etc Also to be sold
viii be a 1925 Buick Sedan
SATURDAY, JAN. rs, 100 P NJ.
August Fauss, Owner
Fred Hostetter. Auctioneer
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Radios and RrefriRerators for Rent.
HOMER KING. INC, 74s Market
NEW or used sump pumps. Reason
able. 4624 So. Thompson.
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HOMES AND SUBURBAN RANCHES
WANTED cash for your equity
See Nj. DAVIS. Mahaffay & sons
7l3 Fidelity Bldg. Man sl55
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r. s. Box 374 Tacoma GA 229e-W
,. Nile South Of Falkland
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50 WEEK Up Never cold mo-
meut" Il d c water each room.
steam heat Ca. service. AUTO
matte elevate LEWIS HOTEL.
American owned. 1922 Pacific
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BEAUTIFUL room. private home OIL
O-matlC heat. walking distance;
references required BR 1875.
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furnished Apartments

TWO rooms front Heated. tele-
phone washer $40 also taree
rooms. 500. Available February
ST.. and bachelor apartment. SIC
South X st.
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Real Estate Wanted

IF YOU want TO sell price is right,
Est with me and then start pack
ing. Buyers waiting
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LIST WITH US 20 lO-acre trac,.
WITH DWELLINGS. near Tacoma. Jesse
Q. Thomas Jr. TIC Pacific a..
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STEAM HEATED ROOMS. housokeep-
ing rooms. special iate- NEW
YORK HOTEL 1908 Pacific d.
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4-POOM modern first-floor fiat. fur
nished newly decorated garage.
3Oll East 3
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Rooms tor Rent

TRADE BUY- SELL WITH Times Want
Ads LAWRENCE v RIEHM. STA
So D call - The Tacoma Tines
office for one free ticket There
Is always a good show 40 g Jahn
Hamrick theater. --@4-59
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TRADE In your old furniture on new
At Oyerland's. 1899 Broadway.
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COMFORTABLE clean furnished
room. congeniai family references.
Ma 1882 $50 So 5th.
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Transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. S r 90;
new low fare to Port. and l. A
Croft Hotel. 1919 Pacific. MA S06l,
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WANT at once-Besr home 50 Ooo Ill
BUY IN So or No End Terms.
Write ia Times
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Main S1A1
sNhS''
l. D..
NOof1S TOT Nsii
TRADE BUY SELL WITH Times Want
AdS LAWRENCE Y RIEHM. 57i2
So D cali - The Tacoma Tines
80 \, 80 lo' 81. 80 --5s sb5e ~ J5hn
Hamrict -1ezssr 1879
% NJ @SsA II ~ r go e. q each I,u room.
steam bTat C.r service Auto
matte elevate LEWIS HOTEL.
anti ie'i u -oe iael, 10 ram
,t~.f diminished
room roneea5a. ,5r4iy references.
MA go, iozo .. 'saz
BEAUTIFUL room. private home. OIL
o-natic heat. Walking distance;
800 49, 'ess NV %
FAAf-HEATFD Rooms rolsckecp-
inc rooms. special rates NEW
- -
i
furnIsneo Apartments
r-U,o rooms front Heated tale-
nhaue. washer $40. also taree
rooms. 500. Available February
S S5l. * K st. 2'e''''0' pa ''''''-''
-
4- ni16ed '' ne%lg = decorated. garage.
30Il East 3
FOUR ROOMS. light, newly refin-
fsEed. utilities paid. 2304 So. VIII
N70'''
THREE rooms. SIG very cheap. prl-
y - NJ, ''''' a''0
heated. ho mel 245 So Tacoma
Two comfortable front apartments.
ali utilities pald. PR 1894 35I6
So OH
mn Sorr-rI5 ter -rbree-roor, an3rt-
AZ n1er1 nriyafe batb well furnished.
Man 0O0i
Two ROOMS also bachelor apart
r,enfs' esrage n desired. Inquire
I3l2 So. Yakima.
FrrPNIsHFD four room apartment;
nqht water. garbage paid. garage.
9f32 So Sheridan. Adults only.
AMI a-PooM Apis steam heat.
9a9s 1cfferson Man oo78
-2oo ''0', -
FoUR-RQOM luItliaIeq apaf Sai,th
He"s' Hu4.e 40 IN "l0 >oe''i'
-r,,,,o loroo rIeasan+ rooms heated:
also Single room o@1 90 n se'
ASSEMBLY APTs.-rurn !. 2. 3 rms.
.,ee',2 >-,e',,l ~, 80 =
water. 9l91a SO Yakima.
-, =, n
Unturn. Houses TOR Rent
-
9th and South Puget sound. 4-r com
modem hsNIV oceo' 49, - son
o oopi!lS, iots' o roo,,,s ~, heec"
meat. furnace, Raf Tag new
r t!a9'e Nts,, "a oe5s 0'0 -''V''''''
rop prN7- -soyo,-roor, house new
~ do-oro+ef. rico corner iooI
East 26IA-
srv poO,, ho,so ,s,.aoo. rtncoln
H Iaii !,' ui9 'i4os' 4'iu ""e fo@A 0o"sN
az. ''ll'' -
basement. walkine distance: couple.
ta,,r -, Lo,,so
-, w 1', ,,,n1,,'
,,'s.'' '>'e,'-, -''SH',s 80 -. 9Ys,,.
G sts, Hendry Realty MA 1902.
c..LJu.
Turhlsneo HOUSES
przT hor,o S1oo hol n,o,,tl-Ir
part fur' Ct. bunc ar ants
garages. 1922 Fawcett. Money
ma&sfl
4-RooM MODERN. partly furnished
house; garage; Sixth ave. district.
VINE - lines
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FOUR New Hampshire breeding cock
erels from blue ribbon stock. GA
4086
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METCo OIL CALCULATOR with bar
rel and fuel lines. practically new:
heats four rooms. 2Sl7 Pacific
ave. Main 3i1e.
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WANrED5--sMALL FARM. Option -
o gu, i'eJve ..s. State price. 10
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$50 PuLLETS, six weeks old: also
400 pullets. four months old. $40
Lagrange st. Sumner ton Linden
Drive.
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Unfinished Apartments

Bath AND MCKINLEY and 3-room
unfinished apis. rent reasonable
See manager. or Main 1888
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THREE rooms. SIG very cheap. pri-
vate baths. also garage. sl3 south
Yakima.
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TWO comfortable front apartments:
all utilities paid. PR 1884 500
So. 9th.
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-FOUR ROOMS. light, newly refin-
ished. utilities paid. 2304 SO. VIII
EcsQU
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COMFORTABLY furnished good beds.
heated. homelike. 245 SO. Tacoma
ave. MA o740.
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n z. COPE
WE BUY. sell and trade livestock,
poultry GA 1912 1885 Pacific ave
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Personals

WILL SELL 5000 automobile credit To
anyone buying car Write Antoine
Skansie. Box So Gig Harbor
SKIING or Ice Skating Insurance
Healy Bros, BR 1897. 7l8 Fid Bldg
SAVE MONEY on automobile insur-
ance. See George d. Poe a. Co.
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THREE-ROOM MODERN apartment.
wired FOR electric heat and cook
ms. e33 So. Sheridan ave.
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TWO 540-egG Jubilee ineubators. s25
Sell or trade. P. O. Box 1872, Yelm
WANTED-Chickens OF all kinds J c.
Cope. GA 1921 Pac. ave. Airpt. I'd.
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IOlI SOUTH 14th Three-room apart
menJ. private bath. we'll furnished.
MAN O00l
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KITCHEN RANGE, with coils: price
as Is, $40. Rice 2OO3 East 35th.
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TWO ROOMS. also bachelor apart
ments garage II desired. Inquire
1912 So. Yakima,
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Female Help Wanted

KNOWN concern about
TO open in Tacoma needs: u DEM
onstrators. 6 saleswomen. super
visors. ? phone girls. must be over
%. A real chance for ambitious
women. Call Monday only, Suite
244 Perkins Bids
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Pets, Dogs, Birds, Etc.
Poultry and Supplies

TRADE SELL with Times Want
Ads MRS DWIGHT d ROBIN
SON, l4ll So. 4oth. call at The
Tacoma Times office for one free
ticket There Is always a good show
at John Hamrick theater. 1879
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housework; $40 TO start. references.
Call BR ll4l or Sumner 1876.
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RELIABLE WOMAN for houSework.
good wages; Oakland addition. 1928
So. Gunnison.
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OVERLAND'S
Used Furniture BARGAINS

Oo5I uTTITTu TG UdT JdTTI3
2-drawer golden oak filing cab
inet Observation-Disclosures $50
Leather wing rocker ....... 795
Large oak rocker ............. 4 Is
Unfinished chest ......... 3 80
Round Oak range in good con-
dition ...................... % so
Oak dresser .................. 7q5
Portable phonogaph and case 75O
Haag electric washer ......... 1873
Fine clean mohair davenport
and chair very special 49,. 40 %
AND REMEMBER OVERLAND S-The
home Of Thrift -olene the 20o0
mile motor oil. , full gallons
Ior .................... .......... VIC
OVERLAND FURNITURE
1899 Broadway MA 1919
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Male Help Wanted

s MEN. ages 20-35. for position Of
trust, permanent work II quail
fled 9o8 p S Bank bldg. To
Friday night
FOR BARBER JOBS train with pay
at MoLER'S. 1918 Pacific ave.
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Instruction

La France School Of Beauty
WANTED Girls to learn beauty
work. We pay 25co while learn
ing,
Latest Methods - CAPABLE
Instructors
New Glasses Now Beginning
75l st. Helens MA 1922
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Dressmakinq

and ladies' tailoring
Olive Hughes, 4o33 So. G ST. Gar
land 4T3S
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unfurnished flat FOR
rent. Inquire 1902 So K.
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Real Estate for Trade

TRADE 5-acres 3-room house: cleo
trlclty. This side Of Spanaway.
clear title. Trade for small house
end assume. HENDRY. 724 Puget
Sound Bank Bids Ma 1902
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Farmers Column

THREE fresh cows with third calf,
Two Holsteins and ono GUERNSEY.
Also two heifers coming fresh.
Route No g. Box 765. Puyallup or
Main 6604. Tacoma
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FURNISHED four room apartment;
light. water. garbage paid, garage.
1882 So Sheridan Adults only
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2 AND BROOM APIS. steam heat.
1886 jefferson. MAIn 9078.
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TWO large pleasant rooms, heated;
also single room. 500 So. K ST.
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Wr;,1ar Rolls, Parts repair all
washers. BIS GA 50l5

NEW AND USED washers aud vacuum
cleaners. go ST. Helens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

FIVE eo0Xl6 L. s. Royals Listed
for $3.50. Sell for slOs5 each.
Pete Sleming Service Station. 1905
South Tacoma way. Garland s767.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-28

TIRES-Regrooved soc. retreaded 81 .65
up oliver Tire. 7ls Com. BIZ 4Oil