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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13
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well has been connected onto the
flow lines and will be given a pro-
duction test while Mr. Fulton is
out of the state.
Upon his return, Fulton expects
to Immediately start a west offset
to the Big West-Dahlquist No. s.,
in Sc NEA NWA 2S-35N-3W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13

Alex Beaton who is drilling on
East Bridger structure, in Sc Il
SEA 23-6S-23E, reports depth
of 1925 feet He expects to hit La
kota sand any time now and has
had some encouraging oil show
ings.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13
PROFITs INCREASED

SAN FRANCISCO-Bunker Hill
& Sullivan Mining & Concentrat-
ing CO. reports s232,442 operating
profit for the first quarter this
year, an increase from $178,813 in
the 1888 quarter. Dividend pay
ments of 25 cents a share, the
first paid on common stock since
1887, went to stockholders.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13
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FOR SALE: One complete Standard
Drilling Outfit, extra heavy Interna-
tional Steel Derrick. one % h. p.
boiler. one 40 h. p. boiler 12x12 en-
CINE, cables. and regular supply
store of drilling and fishing tolos.
This equiDment is located in South
Dakota. If purchaser would care for
a drilling contract based on so much
per day this could he had. I am in
terested in drilling in Indiana and
cannot give this my attention. Write
F. C. Weaver. Box 10. Button. Ind
5-13-a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13

SOUTHEAST Missouri Block of leases
available for drilling deal. Magnetic
meter survey reports by state geo
logist available F. G. Felden, Cape
Girardeau, Mo. 422-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13
TTENTTON: CAPITALISTS I

PLACER MINING is now safe com
mercial industry to the man or
syndicate with 100000 or ~over,
am offering placer mining propo-
sition that cannot be beat for safety
and profits Write for details. c. l..
Carter. 1908 Carteret Ave, Pueblo.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13

IS MY CHILD MUSICALE
The Baldwin Talent Test gives the
Answer. simple, scientific musical ap.
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
Great Falls Rec0rdins Studies
for your copy. Great Falls. Montana
Slit
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-05-13

FOR SALE
Several hundred steel barrels and
several thousand square feet of CORFU
gated steel roofing New and used min
ing equipment We buy and sell com
plete plants also scrap iron in car lots.
Montana 4-ae-d
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MISCELLANEOUS

$500 feet OF 8 inch wooden pipe. Sam
Markham. p o. BOX $40, Great Falls,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1939-11-17
Frankly Speaking
BY PAT FRANK

caviar and enough champagne to
fill a tank car but not the
usual people to eat and drink, and
enjoy the absent MOlOtOff hOspi-
tally -.
THE MEXICAN EMBASSY
Just what happened to Latin
Americas barter trade with Ger
many was illustrated by the pres
ence in Washington of Professor
]. Silva Herzog +. Until now the
Mexicans were pretty choosy
about where they'd sell their ex-
propriated oil +. With Germany's
trade cut off by the war, Professor
Herzog, a super-salesman, would
like to sell it in the United States
He will, too, and in return
Mexico will buy machinery here.
THE F. B. L.
j. Edgar Hoover wants to know
the inside of who furnished the
sucker lists" to the German pro-
paganda ministry =. the capital
was flooded, this last week, by
Nazi propaganda leaflets charg-
| ing that the British were using
poison gas which probably
means that pretty soon they them
selves will begin using gas, haV-
ing carefully pre-prOpagandized
the way.
Wheels within wheels here's
the text of a little editorial that
appeared in Social Justice, Father
Coughlin's weekly:
1.-THE organization calling itself
the Christian MObilizers has sew
eral times been denounced by
Father COughlin, because it's ac-
tive leaders have been identified
with Objectionable activities, not
ably the notorious German Bund
Like other organizations whom
Father Coughlin has had occasion
to repudiate, the Mobilizers simp'
ly commercialize on his name tc
deceive a lot of honest followers.
''WOrd has come to Social JUS
tice of a sO-called COughlir
benefit" conducted by this organ
izatiOn. If any money is receiv'
ed from this unauthorized affair
it will be returned"
If you put down your first i'm
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gogue party since Church party"
is the traditional name for all
midshipmen's religious services.
The synagogue party" launched
by B'nai Birth is the first ex-
preston of Jewish interest by
Jewish midshipmen since the Nav
al Academy was opened in 1848.
Jewish students at st. Johns Col
lege, also located in Annapolis,
attend the services, too. Institu-
ton, of this service comes four
years after the appointment of
the first official Jewish chaplain
for the Jewish cadets attending
the United States Military Acade-
my at West Point, New York.
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pulse to say, why Father, Mr..
Kuhn always spoke so highly of
you," there's a great deal more
behind this statement.
The fact is, the Dies Committee
investigators frequently traced
letters from McWilliams, and
Kuhn, and kindred anti-Semites
to Father COughlin-but they
never discovered that COughlin
answered any of them.
He plays love game.
1t may be (althOugh this may
seem Optimistic) that the tide Of
anti-Semitism in America has
reached its highest point, and will
recede. The failure of several
magazines, the entire contents of
which are devoted to vicious at
tacls on the Jews, may indicate
this. Or it may be that the source
of revenue of these publications
was cut off when Germany went
to war.
Nobody stays in a racket that
doesn't pay off.
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Jewish Midshipmen At U. S. Naval
Academy Get Religious Service For
First Time In 81 Years through
Annapolis Lodge OF B'nai Birth

ANNAPOLIS MD.-Jewish re-
ligious services for the Jewish
midshipmen at the United States
Naval Academy are being held for
the first time in the 91-year his
tory of the famous naval training
school through project launched
by the Annapolis lodge of B'nai
Birth, according to an announce
ment by S. Milton Kotzin, presi-
dent.
All midshipmen being permitted
to attend any house of worship
they choose on Sunday mornings,
their only free time, the Annapo-
lis Lodge has arranged with Rabbi
Eliezer Cohen, spiritual leader of
Congregation Kneseth Israel, to
hold special Sunday morning
service in the synagogue every
week for the Jewish middies, I'M
der the sponsorship of the Lodge.
Previously, there was no Jewish
service in Annapolis on Sunday,
since the synagogue is an Ortho-
dox congregation.
The 40 Jewish midshipmen at
tend the special Sunday service
in a body, marching from the
Naval Academy to the synagogue
in dress uniform and in naval
formation. To the participants,
the service is known as "syna-
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AROUND THE TOWN

The Capitol-It's amazing, how
the bitterness of the neutrality de-
bate vanished the morning after,
and how well the losing side took
it there'll be a few bitter
enders, but they'll be put down as
cranks, and couldn't command an
audience of more than three on
any soap box hereafter 1
talked to Senator Nye, who spoke
at the meeting in Carnegie Hall,
in New York, where there were
anti-Semitic disturbances s. The
Senator said all the cries of "Only
the Jews want war;" and similar
Outbursts, came from a small, or
ganized minority over in one cor
ner Guess who?
THE STATE DEPARTMENT
1 heard that the Nazis are al
ready forcing men of German
ancestry, although their families
had lived in Poland for genera
lions, to leave that part of Po-
land occupied by German troops
and return to the Fatherland . !.
where their labor is needed, at
starvation wages, and on the usual
starvation ration Even diplo-
matte cables are slow in reaching
the department, and as yet there
has been no official word of the
foundation of a ghetto state"
THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY
The party Tuesday evening was
distinguished by those who didn't
attend Very few Americans
were there Except the cores
pondents, who went to find out
just who wasn't gOing) and the
French Ambassador found it con-
venient to be in New York
there was the usual trucklOad OF
Evening star., 1939-02-03
2-EXPERIENCED-2
NEW CAR statesmen.

Minimum commission, $50, and
range up to $75; bonus awarded
every month practically every
car sold, complete line of popu-
lar Ford, Mercury and Lincoln
Zephyr models; every co-opera-
ton and assistance given. See
Mr.. Moorhead.
FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
215 Pa, Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1939-02-03
Crowned Crane
Nv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


Cranes belong to the family
Gruidae and the kind wearing these
handsome crowns belong in the
genus Balearica AS a family, the
birds are the largest size we have.
They are not blessed with singing
voices and their harsh utterances
have a far-reaching quality. On
quiet days or when the wind is in
the right direction, the croaking,
resonant sound is easily heard for
half a mile. Nights when all is
still the cranes have been known
to take this time to gossip, and the
noise is far from soothing.
The long, stiltlike legs elevate the
cranes compactly built body to such
a height that it would be almost i'm
possible for the bird to hide itself
from its enemies were it not for the
fact that its plumage of either gray
or white intermixed with black
somewhat offsets its conspicuousness
otherwise. Nature has also provided
this bird with an extremely long
neck, which has II vertebrae, to be
exact. You can see the creature
finds 1t a supple and handy gadget
for snooping about the shallow
waters for fish and such other
dainty bits of food.
The field mice have quite a time
fooling these bright-eyed hunters.
The crane may stand absolutely still
on its long. slender, reed-like legs
and swing its neck close to the
Evening star., 1939-02-03

ground, as noiseless as shadow,
the wide, efficient bill opening and
fastening itself like vice upon the
hapless creature. Frogs are rustled
from their muddy beds. Lizards,
skittering along over wet, mossy
spots, are not swift enough to escape
the watchful eye and flashing move
ments of the crane.
An all-meat diet is never indulged
in by cranes. They wisely supple
ment it with cereals and berries.
During the summer there is an
abundance to meet their food prob
lem while they are sojourning in
the North. AS the winter comes on,
the cranes. like so many of their
relatives and neighbors, move South
Often the crane has bare head
OF one that is sparselv covered with
hairlike feathers. Thes crowned
crane has handsome crown of
erect feathers and a jaunty cap of
short. black feathers. There is a
space of white about the eyes and
base of bill The bill is long
straight and slender, very strong and
sharp-edged.
Cranes as family are solitary
hunters over the sWamps, marshes
and plains, with the exception of
mating season and when the young
must be fed. Also at the time of
migration the cranes are not averse
to mingling with other travellers.
They are, however, even at this time
rather clannish at mealtime. They
are not trustful and are ever on the
alert and ready to make a swift
though rather conspicuous take-off.
The nest Is not particularly we'll
, taAde. The babies are precocial-that
Is, they are ready to run from their
cradle as soon as their downy birth
, day clothes are dry.
Cranes have four toes. The three
front ones are very long and the
great toe is elevated at the back so
Evening star., 1939-02-03
Natures Children

that the birds may race over the
wet, oozy surface with no difficulty
whatever. They can hide in the
growth with the greatest Of ease
and only experts can find them.
(Copyrisht, 1939)
Evening star., 1939-02-03

WESTCHESTER APTS 1882 18th ST
| nw-3 rooms. reception hall. kltchenette
| and bath electric refriseratlon; So1 30
| 5s T ST NV LARGE ROOMS
| kitchen sink, porch. heat light gas
Evening star., 1939-02-03
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

cred and stored. Call J. 8. Buck. Jackson
2O20.
HIQH-GRADE seasoned wood; oak. 50
cord; mixed. S8; pine. 81. Any length.
J. J. Hughes. Chestnut 0937.
Evening star., 1939-02-03
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
lornI Adverfisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! time, 23c line 5 SO
3 times, zoe line (consecutively) 1.80
Z times, 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
+ Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
pnd insertion.
S;tuetions Vented
Reduced Ratss
. lines, time, zoe line so
B lines, Z times, 18c line------- 1.08
} lines, 3 times, 15c line------- 1.35
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, &c per line additional.
DEATH NOTICES-s125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, l5c per
tne for additional lines.
Evening star., 1939-02-03
MEN WANTED.

Good drivers needed for ARROW CABS.
One Of the largest cab companies in Wash
lnston Most Of our drivers have been
with US for long period Of time. and earn
S25-S40 wkly. District drivers permit
necessary. Free instruction. Glasses held
daily. Apply bet. 11-12 am. 1S46 Kenyon
Evening star., 1939-02-03
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Is B ST. NE large rooms kitchen
tie, large porch. southern exposure; h.. +,
Frigidaire, c.h.w.; adults
Evening star., 1939-02-03
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored, Virginian. % yrs, strong,
reliable; gh.w.. cooking By Feb. 8; salary.
Ss to $40 wkly.;- home nights preferred;
refs. Wis. 253O. an. to pm: 3s
GIRL. colored, full OF part time experienced
cook; city refs; no eundays. Dupont 2374:
eity rel. Dupont is7S Sss1ssn ] and n
Evening star., 1939-02-03

315 18th ST NE apt, So ROOMS
| kitchen bath, slassed-in porch az ouI :
/ heat hot water, refriReration includss
! See ianitor or phone Dist. 2434. sTEUART
Evening star., 1939-02-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(ConttnuAd

Franchise available from nstionsi orSani-
cation to responsible man (gentile pre-
Of cigarettes to secured accounts tno SELL
insl; E1ceptional monthly income to
party 1SHn. cash and Ss.
2st-K. Star. '' ""N q.
! LEAVING CITY. have II rooms, 4 baths,
| oil heat. made into apts. Will sell for
S5;soo; SS5sa; easy terms No agents. Call Col. Col.
FOR sALE-Drugstore. well equipped low
rent: lights. water. steam heat: Eastern
Piedmont rural section. Box 2S8-K, Star.
FOR RENT-Lunchroom excellent location.
5000 Z. ]. ave. ne, adjoining gasoline sta
ton. Reas. rent. Phone Temple 1910
cash to invest in business being developed:
good possibilities; references EXCHANGED.
For interview. Box Book. Star.
RELIABLE, CAPABLE MAN will invest
ness. No AGENTS. Box 373-M Star.
FOR RENT-Large store. good location for
D. G. 8. or high-class grocery, next by one
to Sanitary. Box 366-M. Star.
TEA ROoM-RoOMING HOUSE, Wilson
$s sSS #.os Vii s''sr's s'9s z.'' z va. "faAs es:.5sa
BOOMING HOUSE. GOOD LOCATION
70 rms. new furniture: price $1,000:
hfH c. Efnt s0oa aen Ss
OPPORTUNITY to purchase well-established
ladies' and mems furnishing. gen. mdse.
| store; complete stock and fixtures; moderate
rent to responsible party. Box 3b2-M. Star.
| ONE-N1NTH INTEREST IN ESTATE
valued at 100000; want offer; Sl,96o may
take sy i. Ta cesr ,9 Iots for furnished house
+. e. l.; $3.50 clear; $500 cash, $40 mo.
Big list in and out D. C. N. E. RYON CO.,
1915 N. Y. ave.
10 ROOMS: including apartment; illed:
cash or terms. owner retiring. Weekdays
between "a pm. Adams 5l21.
WANTED-Large rooming house. suitable
for hotel downtown or empty building for
same. Box 365-M. Star. %
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. nearby Va;
same owner for years: good business; G-year
lease: price. $4,000 cash. Box 361-M, STAR
ROoMING HOUSES HOUSES
An exclusive selection to choose from:
incomes. inc % Can Natl ssS4 p s IT PAYS. Ys!A s0oo
S. WINFIELD. 9OS 10th NV
WHERE BETTER BUYS ARE ASSURED. 81
TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS QUICKLY.
HAMMOND & CO., Rep. 0911.
CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased. Bob Hollander. Met. 4s13.
THE BEST SPOT BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND MIAMI.
Restaurant and bar on the Washing,on-
license: best reasons for selling; 81, 800
will handle: Groom apartment over res
taurant; SIS per month. on b-year lease.
Phone Berwyn PIT for appointment.
FOR COURTEOUS. CAPABLE AND CON-
SIDERATE SERVICE CALL REP O911
before you buy. See our choice listings
roominR houses. hotels, cafes, stores. etc.
Hammond & Co., Oil 18th St.
CAPITAL TO INVEST.
Will invest up to $4,000 in any
legitimate proposition or business
or investment property. Young
man will also consider including.
services. Please give full details.
Box 427-M, Star. s.
Evening star., 1939-02-03
NEAR YOUR OFFICE!
Room. Kit. S38L3 Rooms S45

Modern elevator apt. BLDG: convenient
location; large, bright rooms; furn at slight
extra cost. BLAIR. 1921 M st. NV
Evening star., 1939-02-03

701 10th st. n.w.--100 beautifully furn.
rooms. running water. near showers ane
tub baths. inner-spring mattresses. eleva.
tor; single rooms. 81 week up; double
rooms. SIS week up Lounge
COLORED. 562 Oklahoma ave. n.e.-Nicely
furnished room Phone Atlantic 367l.
COLORED-Laree front rm.. furn.; men
only; in 1st-class apt. house. Dupont 02S0
Evening star., 1939-02-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
HELP WOMEN.

COUPLE. white, no children, working house
keeper. janitor. handy man; $50 month and
furn. base. apt. Box 430M Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-03

| CONN. AVE. CHEVY CHASE. D, c.
| Ideal Housekeeping apt. 3 exposures 2
| large bedrooms and inclosed porch on
| bus line; S72 so. Telephone Woodley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

FOR Puyallup valley lands. II Y.
Smith, 204 ProVident bldg. BR 3406.
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TWO lots in South End for sale Of
trade for late model car. GA 1858
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HEAVY dry upl tie slab. 1925 guam
tity lots. GA o602.
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Things TO Eat

TOMATOES-Field ripened, firm and
sweet. lc and &c per pound. one
mile south of University Place wat
er tank. Madrona drive; first house
TO right. ID. F.. Ford.
HALLOWEEN cider from finest
favored apples. Pumpkins. 5Oc
dozen. Garland 4l29. 6304 so.
Yakima.
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Ne. qth ard <. s. COO
ntszT - 49, - eNee. ~ eszse
ts~sal hsfEAGn 49, f~ssas
fsFxessee rssssf - rsessss ss.rsa
nlusetsAx Aslsss = h s,ns eszsfs-
tsae 80 as<senzsA Al fuH
500 ~ meaxAtaftsne.t F..s~z
- axsses ksFsY askls Esse
sses.asst fet Aszs saskn E~rs fsaNz
AT "a 4
8 Acre Ranch. 500 Down
TssN eNtrze > esssv - 80 = SO
tzapsss~ws sases fusst teay 80
as4ffs a. eeissssfna epass fszss
ssnts treaa hssess 80
rs0saf&nx aas tsxAts enaeAss
Aessss s4sm aHa Fsf1Fe IRE
ls=ssssae sseF ssstss< s.zsszs szEA
cay Mfhee& ssas ransee AesF
50 stn
CT MASON CO.
ssn& F<rafss IA ss@s
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Nr M DRY No. Forest Wood, cos
% w Dry Upland Slab. Ga lles
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TWO CORDS of forest wood. $40.
George Baker, BR 1888.
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Farms and Acreage

II you have a house for sale cal
Hendry Realty. MA 1l02.
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FoR SALE OR REEr-Modern five
room house: Gath and Waller road.
Inquire at corner store.
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so. C STREET, near 3lst: modern
home. five bedrooms. fireplace. full
$500: $500 cash. Fidelity Rent a.
Coll Co, l13 80. 10th st. MA 5000.
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w. F. KERR ooN H q. L ne g;
3o6 Rust Bldg. BR 2l5l
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FOR SALTWATER WATERFRONT
see Comfort a. Davis. Rust Bldg.
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FOR SALE-6h acres on Clover Creek
road: building, lights. water. wood;
cheap for cash; terms. W. Wether-
ell Route 8, Box 1872. Tacoma.
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DRY green upland block ana sap
s425 and UP; forest wood, so.fo'
Johnson FUEL GA 2766
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THREE SOUND VIEW lots. North
Cheyenne; city water, sewer; all
clear; also 100 acres good farm
land, two living houses, outbuild-
ings. See owner, 5426 South J.
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FOR SALE-8acrifice: i8-ft. boat
Star motor. Carl Blomgren, 800
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TRADE BUY SELL with Times Want
Ads. PETER j. KANE, 3637 East
street. call at The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. There
is always a good show at a John
Hamrick theater. l0-25-3e
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Automobile Loans

CASH In minutes: bring title: get
els up. Tacoma Auto Exchange.
<6th and South Tacoma Way.
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WANT home in north end dist. Cal
r. W. Speers. Main 46li.
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Lower Prices
Bank 7 ems

re neaEs Def.ass ftestsn. =. spzn
- isismusssh Coupe ...a4.. yss
s. Dodge nsfaaxs sedan -. sps
M p~siEs pstsase Coupe -. T1s
- Plymouth Coupe ....... 10
rs Ford nsi.uzs Coupe -. tbs
~ chssrulrt Master sedan zee
~ Dosixs peissss Coupe -. npa
NJ Dodge pefAaxs SEDAN. -. esa
~ Plymouth Deluxe sedan. ssh
al Plymouth De Iasxs Coupe Go
Ut Ford ga cabfloist 80. as
NJ Ford co. sedan ....4,. 43s
'ss Plymouth De Luxs sedan go
SO Plymouth pei.uxs Coups. as
Nc Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe saa
80 Ford -ssv Deluxe Coupe. 400
30 Graham Hlx sedan .s... sps
- Dodge Deluxe sedan.... alb
'ss Dodge Deluxe Sedan -. s2s
'as Dodge Deluxe a.door -. 3ps
Over 100 more--all borqoins
Buy whore there IL most 10 buy.
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FOR Morrison row boat. like
new, with motor; e6b cash. Pr
1898,
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BLOCK AND SLAB; fir bark. Prompt
delivery.
1919 Dock st. BIZ zzol
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TAKE look. see imitation gold mug
gets want. sell. swap. Blackboard.
0O3 C.
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BUFFELEN heavy pianer ends: I'M
steamed core blocks; log ends; dry
siab DORWIN FUEL Ma 6sS2.
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SPECIAL, ONE WEEK. ~ cords
cedar slab and block, e2.75 de-
livered. Garland 3499-R.
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S. AND 1o-ACRE tracts. 800 per acre
down. 81 90 per acre per mo. Homer
w. McFariane. sol Puget Sound
Bank Bldg MA 1046, eve. PR 1856.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

4-ROOM house. bedrooms. yard:
comfortably furnished. 5000 Ea. j
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26

MARINE VIEW, 4-bedroom home,
$3.50 down; double plumbing. &C.
ment basement, furnace with oil
burner: two lots; separate living
and dining room; home In per-
feet condition. A bargain for
someone. Healy Bros, Inc, BR
1897, 71s Fidelity Bldg.