davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-03-18

PACKARD 1885 5-passeneer 4-door club
sedsn Sss,: model 1907 dark srav paint, 8 disc
wees large trunk, excellent tires. spotless
cars Packard ever built: We have it priced
a. a., Only only s545. &c. e, Guaranty Capitol
SaHn SasHdiiae Co IND st. NV. Natl.
Evening star., 1939-03-18

MODERN GROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
excellent white neighborhood; near Navy
Yard and Boiling Field. Subject only to
building loan of $4,000. Trade for small
house in or near Washington. Box 16-X.
Evening star., 1939-03-18

WANTED-cOTTAGE. CHESAPEAKE BAY
frontage. Cash. Give exact location and
price. Box l-a. star.
Evening star., 1939-03-18
OFFICES FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

2 TO 3 ACRE TRACT ON NO. l HIGH
way. suitable for most any purpose, resi-
dence or business. Sold on easy terms.
Box 4sS-S. Star
80 A.. JUST OFF LEONARDTOWN PIKE.
~ min. downtown 20O-ft. frontage; ST.
10000: trees, stream. elec. Green. 3634-J
Tor subdivision. on Mt Vernon Memorial
blvd. in Va. Can be purchased on easy
terms and At q sacrifice price. Box 463-S,
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Cooking Club Sees
Demonstration at
Regular Meeting

KENNEWICK VALLEY - The
Highland Bellies All cooking club
met at the home Of Theo Lampson
Saturday, February 4. Theo Lamp
son demonstrated the making OF
cocoa. Miss Helen Steiner, county
agent Al club leader, was q guest
and refreshments win be served.
The next meeting win be at. the
home Of Jerry Shaughnessy when
ihe will demonstrate the making OF
Swedish sandwiches on February
18th.
Mrs. @. q. Campbell was assist
ing hostess to Mrs. b. J. Campbell
when the first division Of the M. e.
aid met at her home Wednesday.
Byron Lampson, who Is trucking
from Yakima to Los Angeles, CAL
tfornia visited home folk two DAVIS
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sandbere of
Scott brought home his sister, Miss
Evelyn Saturday, who had spent
three weeks with them. Mr.. Sand
berg drove home q new Chevrolet
Mrs. Bud Melvin and infant re-
turned to their home at Buena.
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Locust Grove Home Circle W1ll
meet Tuesday, February q ct the
home Of Peggy Richmond instead
Of the date that was previously
planned. A buffet luncheon win be
served and In the afternoon Miss
Steiner will give preliminary work
on bread making and win demon
strate quick breads for the benefit
Of the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert O'Hearn
were Sunday visitors at the KRAFT
ger home.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Goodwin, who reside at Reardon
were pleasantly surprised to hear the
announcement of the birth of baby
girl on February 2. She has been
named Barbara Kay. Mrs. Goodwin
was the former Louise Golland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Larkin OF
Lind were weekend guests at the
Fred Simmelink home. Mrs. Jer-
aldine Thomas returned with them
also from a weeks visit at the Lar
kin home and will make an indef-
mite stay at the home Of her uncle,
Fred Simmelink.
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Mss Theo Lampson entertained
her 4-H club last Friday. Mrs. G
Davis Is the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Smith visitec
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin at Buena Sunday
Roy Marsh OF Longview spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Marsh.
Ward and Bob Rupp visited two
days the first Of the week at the
home Of their brother, Boyd Rupp
at Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morgan of
the Highlands were calling on
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Marsh have
moved to Richland.
w. T. Elliott has had the county
tractor doing some work for him.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Louis Larsen. a. ..t.. .
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Witham returned home Monday and
Mrs. Witham and children went on
to Seattle to visit relatives q couple
weeks.
Cleo O'Hatr was an overnight
visitor Saturday Of Nudge Sherry.
Mrs. Stanley Stillwell has been
on the sick list the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shelter and
daughter, Sylvia, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Walk and Mrs. jess Lande left Sat-
urday for Yakima to visit Mary Alice
Walk and other relatives. Mrs. Walk
remained in Yakima for this week,
the rest Of the party returned home
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Neal and small
daughter. Mrs. H. S. Hughes shop
ped in Walla Walla Friday.
The Riverview basketball team
will leave for Zillah Friday, where
the B. League tournament will be
held.
AL Hedstrom Of the state game
farm of .Walla visited Saturday at
the Finley state game farm on his
way to the Yakima meeting.
Jess Lande spent the weekend
at his fathers ranch In Umapine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falque and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert. Piert and
children, Rodney and Peggy Lou.
were dinner guests at the E. Sherry
home Friday.
Mrs. Bernice Davis Of Spokane is
Marie Beall. Mrs. Davis wa;
formerly Bernice Bryson and NveGl
IN Finley attending the Riverview
schools here. -
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Reiker and |
family moved from Finley to Pasco
Sunday. They have been living on
The Schwartzschoff place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Schwartzschoff moved
nto the place Monday.
The dance at Finley was well at
ended Saturday night.
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Finley Drill Team
Initiates Five
FINLEY

| The newly organized degree tear
OF the Finley grange made its frs
appearance at the meeting Febru
ary 2. when five candidates were In
itiated In the third and fourth de
grees. Two members were oblieat
eo IN the first and second and tyr,
more were reinstated. One petitio,
was balloted ON favorably. All of.
Ulcers except lecturer and treasure,
were present.
The Home Economics Chairman
announced baking contest OF
Mar. 3 with Sister Nora witt IL
charge. There will be a no-hos,
luncheon and an exhibit of croche,
work and quilts and rugs.
The chaplain reported sending q
plant and Of visiting Sister F. A
smith, who has been very III. Fin
ley's quota for the Funeral Aid Is
70 members. 81 having been sim
ed up.
The grange endrsed the cooper-
alive hospital plan and also en-
dorsed senate Joint resolution No
10 providing for the 40 mill limit
excepting section 3, relating to the
income tax. There were Sc MEM
bers present and 6 visitors.
The following program was given
py Mrs. briggs All club girls. Song
lneres q Long, Long Trail q
winding" All club girls; play.
Bride and Groom" by Laura o.
Hair, Lawanna Gerber, Mary Irene
briggs and Alice Saunders: piano
solo, Winona Grimshaw; demon-
stration by Barbara Perkins: read
ing, Eldora McAlister; piano solo.
Barbara Perkins; play, Magic Cook
Ing Girls; short talk on an cluh
work by Miss Steiner; news broad.
cast by Dan Gerber.
Pomona Grange will meet at Fin.
ley Saturday, February IL at 2 pm
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Benson en-.
with q 4 o'clock dinner
Sunday. after which bridge was
played, with high score to Ms
Wallace Preston, second Mrs. Wi.
ara Campbell and low, Mrs. e.
Sherry.
Henry Jacobs, who has spent the
9ast three months In Redmond. |
oregon, returned to his home tn !
finley Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Witham and |
.nldren, Shirley and Gene, lett on
saturday Tor Yakima, where Mr..
Vitham went to attend q Rame farm
'upec1ntendent's meeting. Mr.,
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CHURCH OF THE NAzap,,,s
Charles w. Croft, Min,s..

Sunday School 1000 am No..
Mills, superintendent. hue
The local school has been ,n,.
ed that In January, for the sssa u.
consecutive month, Kennewiosss.ss n .
tendance was fourth only n NJ, "
west districts three largest a. a
kane, Walla Walla and Yal,m. 'p0'
Morning Worship HOO I'M "a.
dren's ssrmonette by the nas,aa '
Young Peoples meeting ana ~.
Tors 6:45 pm. Jun
Evening Service 7:3o pm. wa,.,..
McClain will bring the messaos
Mid-week prayer meeting W.,
nesday evening, 7:3o; cottage. "u'
st. Paul's Episcopal Guild Van
meet February l6 at the HON. W. ~
Mrs. e. c. Tweet on the Hieblana~.
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Items from Up River
History in the Making From White Bluffs and
Hanford Communities
Club Gives

| SC[ICS O8kU 1Skt1e
Plans are being made by the Wo
mems Club Of White Bluffs 70
three card parties to be held mex
Tuesday afternoon, February IA. A
the homes of Mrs. Fred Gilrul
and Mrs. r. s. Beene, pinochle vii
be played, and bridge at the hom
of Mrs. r. S. Reierson. It was nee
essary to send out invitations in or
der that guests might know whom
their hostesses would be and tn,
club sincerely hopes that If ther.
have been any inadvertent omis.
Sions, these will be overlooked, ant
that any lady in the valley who may
not have received an invitation, but
who would like an afternoon al
cards, will telephone either Mrs. r
S. Beene or w. II. Keal and receive
a cordial welcome at one of the
above mentioned homes. Dessert
will be served at one o'clock and
prizes for high scores will be award
ed at the end of play.
Eight piano numbers were play
ed at the February recital of Pro-
Musica Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. r. s. Reierson. The
program was:
Failing Waters" Truax, Mrs. B.
Boede; "Orvetta Waltz" Spencer,
Mrs. w. j. jenkins; I.oin du Bal"
Gillet, Mrs. James Miller: waltz in
e Major" Chopin, Mrs. r. s. Refer
son; duet, Fragment Of Concerto
In D Minor" Mozart, Mrs. Burch
and Mrs. OLarey; I'm Loves Gar
den," Tourjee, Mrs. G. L. MCGEE;
The Masters Minuet." Beethoven.
Mrs. Earle Knaub; Spinning song,
Ellmenreich, Mrs. D. j. Burch.
As guest artist for the evening,
Mrs. Glen Slower of Vernita gave
two violin numbers, "serenade," by
Schubert, and Dvorak,s "Humor-
esque", with Mrs. Earl Knaub as
piano accompanist.
The March recital will be given
Monday evening, March 6 at the
home Of Mrs. Knaub at Juniper
Springs ranch, Vernita.
Mrs. r. 8. Reierson, Mrs. L. F.
Austin, Mrs. Fred English and Mrs.
&. A. House were hostesses at q |
Valentine bridge luncheon Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
House. -Four tables, two Of bridge
and two Of pinochle were In play.
Mrs. e. J. O'Larey carried off first
honor In bridge, second place going |
10 Mrs. Gordon Fletcher, and Mrs.
R. s. Beene led in pinochle scoring
With Mrs. e. v. Showalter as rum
1er-up. The spacious rooms were
decorated in keeping with the oc-
JASON, and the guests reported q
most delightful afternoon.
e. "A. House, who has been Ia
Portland for several days on busi-
less connected with the p. P.& L.
20. returned Sunday morning, conn
ng up from Kennewick with Mr.. II
md Mrs. ]. D. Bockius and Jimmie,
rho spent the day at the House
lome.
Reuben Wagner Walter Ghis1lam.
1ernon Parker, Arthur Heideman,
r, Burton Codding, Richard Aus
In. Dick Griffiths, Madison Nc
can, Dean Hall and Leonard wal
;er, members Of the FLA, were
AIKEN to Prosser Tuesday by d. L.
Henley, Smith Hughes instructor, 4
nd George F. Wagner, to hear q
ecture on the subject Of livestock
eeding.
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sAAS WASASW w @NSWSo~'sASS we Az
interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gullidge, VIII
have been occupying the Georg
Chase house, left Sunday for Pull
man, where Mr.. Gullidge will fin
dh his engineering course. Mr.. an,
Mrs. D. j. Hardwood, whose furn
iture and personal belongings wer
destroyed by fire last week, move,
into the Chase house.
Sam Allard moved the first OF tn,
week to Coyote Rapids, where h,
win have charge Of the pumping
plant for the coming season. w. n
Kirby has leased the Allard rancl
about mile west Of town and l1a!
taken possession.
Mrs. w. F. Snow, who has beer
suffering from an ulcer Of the eyt
socket, Is reported as considerably
improved.
Owing to the inclement weather
there was comparatively small
turnout ct the grange meeting on
Thursday night to watch five
neophytes take the first and second
degrees. The new grangers are Mr..
ana Mrs. j. E. Leander, Messrs. L.
q. Harris. Alex Parke and "A. e.
Lyons.
Landing Is In full swing in the
l8iSk-BroWn flock at Priest Rapids.
and . fun crew are being kept busy
caring for the newcomers.
Ormas Evett has returned to
Priest Rapids to help get ready for
the opening Of the power plant
there. He has been spending the
past fortnight with his family In
HAnford, where the children are at
tending school.
D. 8. Wilkinson left Sunday for
. business trip to Sound cities.
Mrs. Orville ]. Durham and small
daughter, Judy, returned to her
home In White Bluffs Monday, aft
er . fortnight's visit with relatives
In Olympia.
Mr.. and Mr.. Donald J. Hazelwood
spent the weekend with relatives in
Spokane. returning Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ben Moede ana Mrs. VIM.
Griffith drove to Yakima Tuesday
to see Mrs. Griffith's sister, Mrs.
VIM. Williamson.
ms. Alex Parke was called to Sc
attic Thursday by the serious illness
Of her mother. Mr.. Parke took her
as far as Yakima, where she took
the train for her destination.
Spring surely isn't far behind,
even II winter has come. Last week
r. J. Smith received 9 shipment Of
baby chicks and on February 8 Mrs.
w r. Shaw reported I fine hatch:
Mrs. Mattie Cole and Mrs Lille
Robinson, who have been spending
the fall and early winter at Auburn,
Washington. returned to White
Bluffs Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter K. Saith were
business visitors In Kennewick on
n 80 i
jess Brown drove to Yakima Sum
day Tor . days visit with his wife
and new daughter, Sarah Anne,
who are stil ct st. Elizabeth's hos
pitAl. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Ray Ramsey and Mrs. Beth Beyers.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George r. |
Hixon u Our Lady Of Lourdes
hosgatal at fasco on February, q !
son. ~ ~ II
Mrs J. MsClark. Mrs E. N. Rem
1inser and Al1ss Josephine Wrestling |
were Kennewick visitors Tuesday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wagner and |
childreIa, sDHliJe2 and Mary Joan. |
spent tiis aweek-e end IN Prosssr = /
guests lt hte home OF Mrs. wag-
ner's sister. Mrs. George McCottsr. |
Mr.. and. MrS. Paul Bruggesnann
and small son; Ludwig, returned Ga
MonAa lfom Berlin. Germany,
where thy have been spending the |
past several months visiting with
Mr.. sBrusgemann,s mother. Nine. |
Marie Br6&gemann.
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Former Resident
is Killed While
Driving Log Truck

WHITE BLUFFS Word was re-
ceived this morning Of the death OF
Jim E. Morris, who was crushed by
q log, while driving a logging truck
at Minan, Oregon on January 18th
Jim Morris had many friends in
this valley who will be shocked and
grieved to hear Of his death. He
leaves q widow and. two young
children. The body was taken by
his widow to Newcastle, wy. for
mterment.
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FOR -Chev. coupe IN good
condition. Z. @. Clifford. 39H
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SMALL HOUSE, chsap for cash. 432e
South Tacoma ave.
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WANTED -Four or fige-room house.
furnished or partly furnished,
south end, by September 25th.
BPOadWay 1902
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COMPOSITION or flat roof for car
Of equal value or equity. Write SO.
The Times
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CASH paid for houses or your equity.
Nh. Davis. Tia FIDELITY Bldg. MAIN
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wi LLIlN INV $3.50 MA 3344
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20 m TWO BIG CORDS upland
97 wv block and slab. ready TO
burn; also o. g. tie slab. PR 1742.
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III YOU have houee In any part
OF the city for sale call
HEkDhY REALTY co.
724 Puget Sd. Bank Bldg. MA ii02
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FOUR rooms furnished. South Ia
coma. s2750. MA sss2. GA o634;
agent
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Criminals Bewarel!

FOR Puyallup valley lands, n. v.
Smith. 20< Prorident bldg BR sl0e.
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Wanted TO Rent

Broom house. 8 lots. fine land, els
month. i2ish Tacoma Ave.
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EQUITY In four-room house, $500
down. balance finance. 1910 South
Madison.
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FOR sALT-wATlE WATERFRONT
see Comfort n DAVE. Rlat BLDG
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Wanted TO Buy

WILL TRADE Monks sawdust burner
for shotgun. 1909 East Harrison.
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PIvE-RooM partly furnished house,
just outside city limits, adults
BPoadR way 1903
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Exchanges and Swaps

WANTKD-Lvcstock poultry. Van
Leuyen. Rt. 4 BOZ 516. GA 226o- w.
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or IN No. / forest wood: alder.
Do ~ $3.50: O. g. $3.50. tie slabs,
SIS Garland $40.
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RAGS-Bring them TO ala So. f3rd
ct We par &c ID. Main ie5s.
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FOR SALE-Lisht work horse. wagon
and harness. X. L. Sehmiedar. Ht.
1. BOX 1875. Roy, Washington.
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WANT HOME IN LINCOLN HIGH
DiBr. Call II, w Bpeefs. MA ALL.
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LII ABNER

CASH for say. N loan accts. Richard
W. hcCsnn. 30 Fidelity. MA 1872.
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TELL THEM YOU SAW IT In
TIE TINES
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el7C Dry upland tie slabs. cords.
pr.f y Dry 0. g. $3.50. GA 1879.
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FOR QUICK SALE CALL STEWART
HRADLEY co. Main alhI
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UPLAND TIE SLAB, GAO2l5
OLD GROWTH FOREST WOOD
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w E KERR CONTRACT BROKER
H. o. l.. q.
300 Rust Bldg. Bn 2isi
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Real Estate Wanted

CUSTOMER waiting TO buy best
bargain he can get in. oDe-story
modern house In moderate price
range. WIN 10 suburban. Re-
gents Park or any good location.
Strictly reliable. WIN pay $500
cash and monthly payments.
Call us at once. FREEMAN
REALTY Co, LA 2g25, opp.
Lakewood Center. Opens ewes.
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cTCCl SAVINGS A. LOAN AccTB
) TIT iii Pacific Ave. MA ei33
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THREE ROOM COTTAGE. partly fur
nished. water, garbage. garage. ala
4Ii5 North Verde.
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SLAB. $3.50 BIG LOAD
BUY -FOUR winters supply.
AhBERG'S BR $500
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t275--4-room house: easy terms, like
rent. $3.50 30. Ainaworth. Owner.
7i2 Rust Bldg.
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NO 1 FOREST WOOD. $3.50 and up.
Upland block and slab. $500. Atlas
Fuel Main 6259.
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500 WHITE LEGHoRE PULLETs. ~
months old. also Guernsey COW.
T. Hillman. 62nd and East X
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KIN DRY range wood. 1850 a cord.
Immediate delivery, heavy planer
ends, $50 cord. Pr ssxdust, z
units. &c. PACIFIC MUTUAL
FUELS. 4oi East nth. Main GIG.
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$3.50 SPECIAL
PrrCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN FUEL, MA 1883
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ORDER YOUR WOOD, COAL, FUEL OIL - TO-DAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily
EDGING S

g. RI BIG CORD old growth fir
/ pT.OO slab. coal. Pres-to-logs. saw
dust, diesel and stove oils. kiln dry
/ heavy planer ends and core blocks.
i. JENSEN FUEL co. GA l232
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PERMANENT Waves csc and up. free
marceis and finger waves AZ Aoier's
Beauty School. il4o Bewy BR 1920
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Beauty Perlors

OIL ORNAMENTS csc and Up Fres
marceis and finger waves
la FRANCE SCHOOL or BEAUTY
ISL st Helena AAin 7o22
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GOOD young riding horses and reeis-
tered Guernsey COWS. Very reason
able. Clover Creek Riding Club.
Route Z. Box 24B.
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WIDOW MUST SELL-io acrea with
modern bungalow. furniture, cleo
tric water system, chicken house.
bargain. Route z, Box f72, Tacoma.
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rfVr.kcHf RANCH nAnuAfr
Too ARID &ssr6isbf atst nssf rsffs
siiDp arson nss,stsan h8s1s~ ~tfh
full sasfsssrf rsssa oatnailsfinse.
sits iteat sBn wAssf oNnsf issfs
ins she eossnfff. Niii s<ai a. . his
sakstfifs A slit ~ s7sop rotne
tfffus
nEFDny nMkfTr CO
T7t Puget - hsnA Kids Ma iioz
La gaceta., 1939-04-14
PENA DE CARCEL Y MULTA
PARA LA ESPOSA DE UN
MAGISTRATE

New York, Abril l4.-Denun
ciada por Rosa Weber, una ale
mana nazi, ell juez federal Lei
bell conden6 a tres meses de car
Gel y multa de $500, por con-
trabando, a la Sra. Elma N.
Lauer, esposa del magistrate Ed
gar N. Lauer, de la Corte Supre-
ma del Estado. Albert Nathaniel
Chapereau, relacionado en- ell ca
so con la Sra. Lauer, fu6 conde-
nado a 5 amos de preside y null
ia de SIS, Hace pocos dias,
complicado en- esta causa, el "a
moso actor Jack Benny hubo de
pagan una multa de $4,000.
Lo particular en- ell case es qye
la denunciante, Rosa Weber, tie
ne derecho a una participation
en- ell valor de las joyas y las mul
tas, que Sc espera produzca en-
total S34,344. La Icy sehala al lie
la cuarta parte del valor
rtcuperado 0 Colorado.
La gaceta., 1939-04-14

EIero 5.-Los .facciosos Sc a.
poderan de Borjas Blancas.
Enero l5.-Cae Tarragona.
Enero 26.-Barcelona Sc en-.
trega sin resistir.
ERero 28.-Muchos espaholes
lealeS cruzan la f~rontera, en- nd-
nero de 350,5J0NSe les reeibe en-
Francia con cie ia cortesia y
son mandates a lcampamentos
de concentration.
Febrero 3.--EmA eza a consul
marse Ia traici6n de Francis e
Inglaterra, seordads en Munich,