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Cash Coal Blanks
O. K. Hardware
By Richard Stanley

Sunday July BIRD at Christie
Heights Both and o st. the Unit
ed Coal BANKED Ok Hardware Il
TO O. Willis Erwin pitched for the
Coal boys. He was in rare form.
He struck out 7 and issued two
passes. Both passes was hit. Bats
man John Owens accepted Il
chances perfectly without a flaw
on third base. Only one fly ball
hit CIT of the infield. Soup Law
son gobbled it up perfectly. Scott
in center field, Goldie Davis in
of; fell stoeed up ike statues,
the whole 9 innings. Nothing to
do. Hall had 2 chances and tap
ley 3. No errors was chalked up
for the ccal boys. They played a
perfect game. Scott up 5 times, 3
hits; Soup up 5 times, 3 hits;
Tapley up A times, 2 hits; Manley
Up 4 times, 2 hits; Goldie Dav
Up 5 times, l hit; Jimmy Hall hit
or the curcuit, up a times, 2
hits. Every body hit but Grady
Fry. He played a whale of a
game at first base. John Owens
went hitless, but he was response
BILE for TIE pitcher getting a no
hot and run game, by his bril-
liam one hand stop of what APP
peared to be a cinch double. John
tabled the old baseball with his
bare hand and throwed the man
out by 2 fall steps. All in all the
boys got together and played real
baseball before 1000 fans. All
the white fans were pulling for
the colored lads after the 7h in
ming. They wanted to and did see
g no hit and no run game. Next
Sunday the coal boys will play
Florence Merchants. TIE Mer-
chants Rave defeated the cash
coal twice. A to l and 10 to 3.
They are practicing hard to whip
Florence, so come ous and pull for
The boys. You know moral support
just as good as playing. The OK
hardware catcher got hurt and a
Ian pulled off his shirt and caught
the remainder of the game. An
unusual happening.
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OK Hardware
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Batteries-Cash Coal, Willis and
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nothing he will continue to
live untrue and ssflut around"
like single boys. Have your
mother talk with some good
lawyer and I believe that you
can get your problems work
ed out where he will have to
shoulder some of the respon-
sibility and you will be able
to save some of your money.
You are to be congratulated
T.. the thoughtfulness showed
your family.
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Wiley Reaches 100000 In Endowment
Fund; DR.. Logan Happy

auted patronizing territory en-
bracing "a of the as states of
the union, and two foreign coun-
tries. The diversity Of interest and
tire cosmopolitan outlook thus
rade possible is ne thing which
distinguishes Wiley College from
Their Negro institu ions in this
.ection, t is stated. He announced
at the o,ening Of the current
summer e ion that Wiley had
'or the sixth consecu i've year
been granted Class CA recogni-
ion and IA ing bv the Southern
Aseocias mon Of Colleges and Sec
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Marshall, Tex. July 26 fC)-Ac-
oording to the annual report of
President NJ. ". Dogan. submit
ted to the Board of Trustees IN
their regular meeting recently,
Wiley college enjoyed one of he
best years of its history during
the 1889 session. Although the
enrolment wa slightly eff, the
President stated taat this loss
vas more than compensated for
by the imaroved qiali y and tone
Of the 4, lent bosy. He dressed
the fact tai Wiley College draws
students fr-m a widely distri
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THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR Being
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Any OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you cid and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
you Of good health, good times asd ;a$
Don't let yourself ego'' like that. STAT
'aking a good. reliable tonic-one made esps-'
,dHy toT po4reH. And could you ask for anv-
olng whose benefits have been better proved
vegetable Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roets Off
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up YOUR syztem.
and heip se~ssen-distress from fexnaie func-
uonai disorders
Make a note NOW, to get a BEETLE of this
1me-proven sAkham's Compound TO-DAY
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Scholar hip Improves

A recent release from the Reg
IS rar's office of the Spring Term
scholastic honorees showed inn
pr ,ycment in scholarship stand
ards in a quanitative as we'll as
a qualitative way. The outstand-
ing students, according to this re-
port was Orange T. Clemmons,
nnw collaborating with Tomnie
Martin in the management and
editing of the Lake Charles edi-
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R. F.-My wife acts like she
hates to even look at me and
wish to know if l should st. Y
with her or leave?
Ans: Your wife is in the
same boat with thousands of
other( people. Just doesn't
other people. Just doesn't
know what she wants. She
doesn't hate you but it is
true that she is a bit bored
with married life. Talk mat
tiers over with her and see if
yeu can't come to a decision
as to what she wants to do.
Act accordingly.
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A Classified AID in The Omaha Guide

lies those youngsters. 1t takes a
CT of patience and time and Mr..
Grey gives both. 3 cheers for you,
Mr.. Grey. l hope your never firing
effort will bring results.
Richard Stanley
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A. j. Cur affairs are no
better. My father refuses to do
anything for the family but he
does spend his money on other
women. | buy all the food clothes
pay all the bills and everything
else there is to do. What really
SHOULD b. done?
Ans; Your father should be
fc@ced to support your moth
er and the children as long
as you hold the responsible
lily on your shoulders and do
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our house, or turn. that Spare Room into ready Cash with

ondary schools. which is the ma
tional aeerediting agency for this
section of the country.
Outlook Il Bright
Epeaking of the outlook for
higher education among Negroes
President Dogan said there is a
lihsralizing Influence at work
among municipal, state, and ma
tional authorizes looking to the
improvement and increasing of fac
ilities along this line. He feels
that with the proper time, bo
worked out TO the satisfaction of
all. Bringing the question closer
home, he said he was happy over
the fact hat Wiley College had
been successful in raising the
first 100000 unit for endowment
without which, in these times, the
institution would hardly be able
o operate ON its accustomed high
level. He referred to the fact that
al educational institutions are
more or less hard pressed finan-
c.ally and are having to restrict
their activities in the disburse-
ment of student aid funds. The
re for alch assistance has great
Is increased, thus complicating the
problem Plans are being consi-
red at Wiley for the beginning
of a movement to create a fund
to be devoted especially to this
purpose.
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M. A. PLEASE tell me if |
will be successful in my under
aking and am l wrong to make
hi change?
Ans: No l don't think you
ara wrong to try to better
yourself. This new job that
you have in mind will offer
more advantages than the old
and you will be able to i'm
prove yourself financially by
the change.
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guilty of carrying on with
some other woman although
Il is true that he seems to be
dssa isfied in the home. For
more specific information send
Tor your Astrclogy Reading
and | will be glad to analyze
your problems free
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NOTB-Yonr question win be analysed free in this column ssy
when You include a clipping of this column and sign your full name.
birfhdafe and correct address to your letter. For a "PripGfs Reply.
send only Csc and a stamped envelopesfor my latest ASTROLOGY
READING covering yow birthdae; also a free letter of GdOis
enayzing three Questions. Explain your problems clearly and con-
he your questions to those within the scope of logical reasoning.
SEND YouR LETTER To-
Able WALLACE. P. 9. O II. ATLANTA. GA.
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o's ard AS

l. How many stars are in Le0v
2. Who wrote "The Prisoners
Song?
Tom Moore?
Guy Massey?
William Thackeray?
Oscar Wilde?
Irwin S. Cobb?
8. Where did Ney defeat the Aus
TRANS in 1905?
4. Is an elf a fairy of light
of darkness ?-.~...of light rs
well as of darkness?
s. If Saint Anthony's fire Is an
other name for erysipelas then
emeute is a word of French
origin meaning seditious riot
Are both right?
s. Who was our President after
Johnson?
7. Which capital is correctly des-
ignated:
New York is the capital OF
New York State?
Cincinnati of Ohio?
Portland of Oregon
Des Moines of Iowa?
Newark OF New Jersey?
8. Who are the Arapahoes?
9. There's a two-eyed word mean
ing one thousand millions. .
one-eyed word designating a
u. s. Presidents forename; the
latter is obtained by knocking
ore 'i" out of the former.
Name the two words.
10. What is that which we often
return but never borrow?
ANSWERS
l. Fighty-four.
2. Guy Massey.
8. Ulm.
a.. Both of light and darkness
8. Both right.
8. Grant.
Z. Des Moines.
8. Upper Kansas River Indians
3. Willard. Willard.
10. Thanks.
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A. w. P.-Will I be lucky
enough to go back to N. Carolina
and would it be the thing fer me
t. do?
Ans: Your place is in North
Carolina with your CHILD
Rem. Make a desperate
search fer work of some kind
whereby you can raise enough
money to return home as you
won't be happy living away
from tho family.
r. CT am % years of age
and still a good girl and | wish
to remain so until | am married.
My trouble is that | never can
keep a boy friend because CT this
reason and | am often lonesome.
Advis me?
Ans; Whatever the cost,
continue to be a good girl and
keep your good reputation.
All men aren't alike in a
course of time you will meet
ana marry some nice man
who will appreciate you for
living 2 clean life. Choose
your friends among the single
fellows around 30 years of
agc.
b. L. B.-I wish to know if
there is anything that l could get
to cure my hurting tees or would
1t be wasted effort to try?
Ans: There's actually no
need for you to suffer with
your feet and life in discom-
fort all of the time. A few
dollars spent with some repu-
table physician and your trou-
blss would be over. You must
have treatment and abide
strictly ty the doctors orders.
w, A. HIS my husband phil
sndering. If so is it because of
anything on my part? I should
like some advice from you as to
how to be more peaceful and
happy in the home.
Ans: Your husband is not
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For Rent furnished rooms AT-3662
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Hand Laundry, call WE. O4SO.
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Furnished Rooms, 2115 Grant St.
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Cooking or homework. Reference
furnished. Please call HA. 27S2.
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2e16l7 NO. PRoCToR-2-room fur
nished apt. z c Rouge. Steam
heat. s2o See mgr.
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2AkAOC1ctIA
Destiny Court fionors
State Officers

Members of the Destiny Court
Order Of the Amaranth, were
hostesscs to more than two hun.
dred out-of-town elective officer,
from all parts OF Washington Mon
day evening when the annual
party was given for them IN the
roof garden of the Masonic tenn
pic. Mrs. Luke Scholl. matron Of
Destiny court, was general chair
man and special hostesses were
Mrs. Selma Quinn, Mrs. Lucia Fer
guson and Mrs. Bertha Burge. Mrs.
Harry Hill. supreme conductress of
the order In Washington. was pre-
scented with honorary membership
and favors were presented TO each
honor guest.
A late supper was served from
table beautifully appointed in
red and blue with pussy willows
and tall white tapers as q center
piece. Yellow daffodils were placed
about the rooms. Mrs. Emelic
Belsvig and her committee ar
ranged the refreshments. The
evening concluded with dancing.
Many came from Seattle. Bell
view, Black Diamond. Shelton,
Puyallup and Auburn for the coca
sion. Tacoma guests included Mr..
and Mrs. o. ID. Ridgeway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman Given, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hinkle. Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lacrone,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Desmond,
Mrs. Florence Benjamin. Mrs. Nina
Anderson. Mrs Mollie Scssford and
Mrs. Oscar Borell.
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Hostess for Recent Bride

Complimcnting Mrs. Joe A. Des-
sen. a February bride. Mrs. John
n. Sauriol, a sister. was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower recently.
Mrs. Dessen is the former Miss
Helen Munsen. The party was held
at the hostess home on Canyon
road. The evening was spent in
playing games and In making a
recipe cabinet for the bride. Late
supper followed.
Mrs. Sauriol was assisted by
another sister. Miss Ruth Munsen,
and Mrs. r. p. Munsey. Guests
were Misses Lorraine Logan. Gwen
Barton. Julie Nicholson, Cecilia
Fischer. Ruth Munsen and Mes
danes volberg. Dessen. Fred Des-
sen. Peter Freedman, Hattie Nick
elson, Loyal Cartensen, Ray Ripper.
James Carlisle. Laura Dickcy, Ray
Williams, Eldred Munsey. Seth
Munsey. Barney Sathcr, Winfred
Reidsema. May White. Laddie Moi
fet and Wayne darlington.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Saur-
iol entertained at dinner party
for the recently married couple,
The guests on this occasion were
Miss Billie Mcdonald, Mr.. Frank
Eddy of Brcmerton. Miss Ruth
Munsen and Mr.. Emil Ripoli of
Tacoma.
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Open House Marks
Golden Weddino

Following a family dinner hon.
oring the golden wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rob-
bins Sunday an open house was
held at the home of the dinner
hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Robbins.
son and daughter-in-law OF the
honored couple. Invitations to the
reception. which was a surprise af-
fair. were extended to 80 guests.
Features Of the evening were q
mock wedding ceremony and a
program Of community singing
The evening was concluded with
the serving Of buffet supper. In
keeping with the golden wedding
anniversary. golden hued flowers
decorated tie rooms. with daffo.
dills and greens predominatins.
Guests were Mcssrs. and Mes
danes T. J. Myers. J. NJ. Schmelz
David Evans. Harry Namauny
Carl Nelson; Mesdamcs Andrew
Rakos. Maxine Martin. Esther
Knuppe and Minnie Thoeuika ol
Everett: Misses Ruth Canale
Alice White, Gail Donnelly: Jane:
Sleeves of Seattle. Art johnson
Puyallup: Henry Nicely, Puyallup
and Warren Martin. Jr.
Members Of the immediate fam
lily who we're present were tn
three sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
and their families-C. r. Robin
Of Tacoma. Mrs. Robbins. daugh
tiers. Helen and Gloria. son. Ron
aid. and step-daughter. Mrs Jose
phine Taylor: r. r. Robbins o
Puyallup. Mrs. Robbins. daughtel
Wtnifred. son. Dale. and step
daughter. Mrs. Maxine A. Martin
and II. c. Robbins,
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CAVANAUGH has q PLAN

RADIO and Refrigerator expert ser
vice. Homer King Inc. 74s Market
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Church Group Plans
Friendly Fridav"

Members and friends Of Contra
Lutheran church will gather fol-
the Friendly Friday" meeting In
the church parlors on Friday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. The Sr. Luth'
Gran Daughters of the Reformation
win present the program. with
Miss Ruth Drowlcy. president. In
charge of program arrangements
Women of Circle will be host.
esses for the evening.
The program will include vocal
selections by Mrs. James Z. Mac
pherson, accompanied by Miss
Orphs Moscr. The numbers will be
THE Little French Clock" by
kountz and BE Still Blackbird''
by Sandcrson. The program will
also include community singing
and a skit entitled The Voice OF
the Container." Those taking part
will be Mrs. George II. Fisher,
Misses Mildred Hof and Marcia
Thsralson. and Messrs william A.
Everson. George Fisher, and Rob
ert Bjorklund.
An informal hour of fellowship
will follow the program and assist
ing Mrs. /. A. Wolters. chairman
Of Circle 8. in serving the refresh
ments will be Mesdames l.. ID.
Thucmmel. George Fisher. Harold
T. Scott. A. c. Arntson. Gertrude
Olson, A. l.. Burt. NJ. Ellis. Lena S.
Schwarz. r. b. Mccutcheon. Julius
Paulsen and Peter Haaland.
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TWO birthday parties were given
recently by Mrs. John Pasinetti
complimenting Mr.. Pasinctu and
Mrs. Edna Van Vlack. Eighty-five
guests honored Mr.. Pasinctti.
Dancing in the recreation room,
cards and late supper filled the
evening hours.
On Sunday. Mrs. Pasinetti en-
tertaincd 80 guests for an Italian
dinner honoring Mrs. Van vlack.
Guests included Agnes Hutchinson
and Mrs. Mitchell from Seattle, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Pasinetti and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and children
from Brcmerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
FlagsteRd and frankie Londin
from Olympia, and Betty Chad
wick. Jeanne Sandell. r. w. Han
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maddaloni
DIR. and Mrs. F. J. vinci. Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. zanoni and John. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Melton and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundy, Mr.. and Mrs. C
Tononi. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Tore
and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Van Vlack, and the hostesses' two
sons.
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TWO or three room furnished apart
ments Newly decorated Light,
water, telephone iis South 27th'
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Pioneer Gathering Honors
Birthday OF Mr.. lu4kens

Mr.. Charley Lutkcns of Pleasant
Valley near Elbe was honorcd at
a surprise party recently. The oc-
casion was his SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary which was attended
by group Of seventy-five pioneers
and their families. During the
party the guests were shown some
Of the unusual wood carvings
which the honor guest has made
since 1891. when he came to Plea
SAINT Valley.
Guests came from Brcmerton,
Tacoma. Lakewood, Chop Valley
and Alder.
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THREE rooms electric range all
utilities. garage. s25. 1904 No. 7th,
Main 622e
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KEYSTONE APARTMENT HOTEL
single bachelor apartments Steam
heated Well furnished. 72ii3
Commerce
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KINSEAR APIS Two rooms partial
- furnished. utilities. Division at
K Main SAT-
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lll0 so YAKIMA-Extra desirable
sleeping, hskpg rms, heat ali No.
I. arm. LIST fir. flat. beds 3722
No. 25th. 3-rm. house MA Ssl5
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Furnished Apartments

FOUR ROOMS, completely furnished.
large refrigerator, furnace heat,
automatic water heater. everything
paid, close TO n. P. shops. 5000
So. Washington
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FOR REST-Flve-room house. pa,
furnished 1901 East 2 81.
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TIPPING neatly done at home Res-
sonsble rates. Write RS. Tacoma
Times
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TTRES-Regrooved soc. retreaded 81 IS
UP. Oliver Tire. 7l9 Com. BR 4o77
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transportation
Male Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted

REASONABLE haircuts at Moler's
Barber college. 1915 Pacific ave
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FURNISHED Housekeeping apartment
with gas. 40 month. Adults only.
1921 Tacoma ave
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COTTAGES now available. Inquire
AsaassE, Spanavsy para.
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NEED WORK OF any kind. Go home
nights, Have pa year old child,
Write Q-l. Times
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YOUNG woman with dependents
wishes any kind OF day work Wait
reSs housework or clerking Have
references. Mrs. Jensen. 1851 So
Tacoma ave.
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Situations Wanted, Female

WANTED - Places for two girls to
work for room and board while
attending school Racines Western
Institute $40 Washington Bldg
Main 3i63.
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Beauty Parlors

TRY our Thrifty Permanent, reduced
TO % complete. Shampoo and hair
style. 75c. No appointment neces-
sary, Union Thrifty Beauty Salon.
DAT Broadway. BR So5l.
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Unfurn. Houses for Rent

24o7 NO. ALDER-St-ictiy modern.
or bedrooms can Be used
HEALY BROS, INC. BR 1877
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wahlcrs. 1922
So. Monroe ST.. entertained Satur-
day afternoon at birthday party
for their son. Gene Leroy. who
celebrated his ninth birthday.
Games were played with favors
going to Ronald Bloom and Joey
Marker.
The guests included Ronald
Bloom. Ralph Fisher. Joey Marker,
Ernie Evans, Bobby Carter. Billy
Erickson, Richard Blanchar d.
Bobby and Juanita Russell and Rom
ME Wahlers. Mrs. Wahlers was
assisted by Mrs. Eldon Blanchard
and Mary Jane Hassclback.
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PRACTICAL NURSE wants work: ref
erences; reasonable. PR 26eS-J.
ask for Mrs. p.
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eio AND UP on auto. piano and
furniture. quick. confidential and
helpful service GUARANTY INV
CO. 7i2 Rust Bldg
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LICMc PULLETs AND FRYERS
H. wanted Highest prices
RODMAN'S. 4ooi No. 26th. PR 3546
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Exchanges and Swaps

FOR TRADES acres in edge OF Fran
citas. Texas. for late model car
Harold Race. r. I, Box 3l3, Olym-
pia Wash.
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$5-QUlCK lOANS-$300
On Signature Only and Chattel
Lowest Rates Easy Payments
HARRY J RiNkER
AAERIC IAN LOAN CO.
71S-2e Rust rldg. Main esl4
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CHICKENS WANTED
Call Us Before You SELL
Garland 1912 1896 Pacific Ave
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NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cleaners ga 81 Helens.
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Mrs. Marvin Herncss tGeorgene
Prince) whose marriage was sur
prise event of January. has been
entertained at many parties since
her marriage. The most recent was
q kitchen shower given at the home
Of Mrs. Severn Hcrness. 7l47 So.
G IT. Assisting the hostess was
Mrs. Harold Herness mildred
Paulson). Games were played with
prizes going to Mrs. l.. Crotteau.
Mrs. G. Kaglcr, Mrs. E. Curry and
Mrs. r. Norton. Guests included
Mesdamcs NJ. Hunt. B. Moberg. G..
kagler. G. Hcrness. Theodore Her.
meas. ]. Coma. l.. Crotteau. r.
Curry. r. Norton. L. Sandy and
Miss Ruth Schilling.
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LIST YOUR TRADES and swaps on
our exchange We trade any article
or service. with trade checks Com
nudity Exchange Bureau. All
Washington Bids. Main 1921.
BEAUTIFUL larse radio for 5000 used
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FOR SALE-Three dozen Barred Rock
p.illets, months old. all laying
Novitcki Route 6, Box 62l-D
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SEE THE NEW MAYTAG. only sse so.
HOPPER-KELLY CO. eis Com. st.
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The sewing group Of Ray c.
Roberts auxiliary. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars. met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. u. N. DePaul,
1ll1 So. Cushman ave. Potluck
lunch was served at noon, and the
afternoon was spent making band
ages for the Soap Lake hospital.
Those sharing the afternoon were
McsLamcs A. l.. Morris. auxiliary
president; Lester Clark. George
Sides. A. Z. Hofstad. John Mar
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