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Evening star., 1939-03-03
Unidentified Man
Is Severely Burned

An elderly, unidentified man, be-
Heved to be an inmate of the
Soldiers Home, was under treatment
IN Casualty Hospital today for first
and second degree burns about the
legs received yesterday afternoon
In brush fire in Fort Totten Park,
just off Bates road NE.
Charles M. Updike, a special po-
Iceman at Catholic University, re-
ported he found the man lying in
the midst of burning grass Several
companions were nearby, police
reported.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
= marked increase has been made
in memberships,
Troll Club Trip SUNDAY

The Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club will journey to the Appalach-
ian Trail Sunday, where members
will build cairns, remove fallen trees
and cut briars on the section of the
fral between Paris and Linden, Va.
Nhe leader, Herman F. Nolte, 1876 G.
street NV, is taking reservations.
A bus will leave Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at Eleventh street NV. at 7
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
Relentless Republican Filibuster
Leads to Midn'gff H'ur as
Maryland Senator Speaks At
Hour Power to Devalue DollOr
Expires

Washington July !. = Pres.
Roosevelt's power to devalue
the dollar expired at midnight,
stamped out in the senate by
relentless Republican filibuster-
ers who gleefuly left the last
killing speech to an impacable
Democratic foe of the Chief Exc
cutive. g..
That speech was delivered by
Senator Tydings D-Md.) who
declared in stern measured tones
that Congress must keep its his
toric powers over money to it.
ell. .....
With the dollar devalation
power expired the two billion
dollar exchange sterilization
fund, with which the treasury
for five years ad endeavoured
to protec the foreign value of
the dollar agains the raids of
other governments and specu-
latOrs. :. ........
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

is her ballastic continuity. Here
white people and her colored
people are purer in heart by rea-
son Of the great characte that
issus from the graveyards Of
long age in Greensboro.
The people of Greensboro are
longsuffrings, tolerant and for
giving. At the same time their
patience appeals to certain peo-
'ple and things saying, wait,
you might lose" Now what am
] talking about? Listen.
1t is believed that certain in
fuencia poltco is the source of
periodical strikes at the A and +
college here. Ostcnsibly to do in
jury to holy procedure.
| personally know DR.. f. ID.
Bluford, the president Of the
A and r College in Greensboro,
than whom there is none more
generally efficient. But there is
an ambition not made Of iirmer
stuff, however, that seems to be
the ticker behind these childish
strikes at A and r college. You
may fool some Of the people
quite a long time, but when you
major in way by which to
succeed in deceiving Green's
boro's citizens who are not for
sale, you are going to see a big
sign, Nv ait, you might lose
| And this: "S.n is forever
Swallowed by its penalty"
Remember W h, n Caesar
shouted: Il came, l saw, ] con
| queredl" Pity tn a t somebody
did not warn him: "Wait, yol
! might lose| n
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
ALONG ELM Street
NSBORQ, N. C. BY Capt. D. j. GILMER

God, time and politics make
men. Of which do you choose?
Of course common sense gives
the answer. Of the three men
the God-made man has no tricks
nor gangsters to pull his hot
chestnuts. But always the God
made man is a very safe COM
munity asset -.
Kind reader, / am plunging
into the dark politically, just to
get a matter off my spleen. You
know somebody has quite well
said that Truth is forever on
the scaffold and wrong upon the
throne" But, be that true as
it is, yet free men must learn
to kick ovr the traces and de-
fend truth and righteousness
regardless Of what the person
al end may be. e..
Somebody told me down off
the coast of Borneo that a lie
flies so long and so fast that it
sometimes wears out ones
patience. But if patience endures
the truth will down lies and ex-
pose the receptacle of the trans
port of such lies.
Under the martial science oil
dust to dust and ashes tC
ashes" / know Greensboro, NC
Believe it or not, but the mora
and religious power of a com
munity exudes at the grave il
major part and ballasts mora
character. .....
No city in the world the siz,
of Greensboro, N. c., has a rich
er exuding from the city of tn,
dead than Greensboro, N. c. /
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
CARDS AND LETTERS OF
SYMPATHY FROM FRIENDS

The list below is in addition tC
the one published last week .......
....SOme of the names were in.
advertanity omitted last issue
while others arrived after we
had gone TO press.
Flora! Tribute
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.. Painter.
f. Craft, Excelsior
Mrs. Villa Simpson and Gertru-
de Wright. =. :.
Mrs. Sadie Harvey, Washington
Ellsworth Calfee. New York
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Wiley
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Collins
Mrs. Robinson and daughter. of
Charleston 49,.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew johnson
of East River
Campbell, Dot and Ema, Point
Pleasant.
w. T. Russell Lester
j. Y. Brown, Lester
Mrs. Hunter and Geo. Kings
Mrs. Edna Harris N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Billboard Jack.
son. 80. ......,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
YOUNG REPUBLICANS OF
SOUTH DAKOTA ID "A RE
ROOSEVELT TO RUN IN 40

The Young Republican Lea
que Of South Dakota has IN
formed the Republican National
Headquarters that the follow
ing resolution, sponsored by
Sterling ii. Clark, Assistant At.
torney General Of South Dakota,
has just been adopted unani
mously by the Leagues conven-
ton. ............
WHEREAS, it has come to the
attention of the Young Republic
can League of South Dakota, in
convention assembled at Huron,
South Dakota, that certain
Young Democratic organiZa-
tons and other interested
groups have begun agitation for
a third term for Franklin d.
Roosevelt, now serving his second
term as president of the U. S.,
and, ...... ......
WHEREAS, it appears definite
and certain that the election Of
1910 VIII be fought out on the
issue of Franklin ID. Roosevelt
and his New Deal" and it APP
pcaring to this body that such
issue can best be raised by the
presence in the 1910 campaign
of Franklin ID. Roosevelt ~ the
candidate of the New Deal forces
and n is body welcoming the
prospect of such issue and such
appearance, e..
BE IT RESOLVED: That the
Young Republican League of
South Dakota hereby challenge
the New Deal forces Of this
country TO nominate Franklin
-. Roosevelt as It's candidate for
president in the year 1910, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-
ED that a copy Of this resolu-
ton be sent TO Honorable JAS.
A. Farley, National Chairman
of the Democratic party.
The report to national head
quarters Republ:cam stated
that copy of the resolution was
sent by registered mail to Demo
cratic Chairman Farley.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
Fight Fan Claims Donovan
Jumped Gun in Fight Count

"D:ssa Ahie guy, sl.esa jump
da gum" doomed an objecting
kinsfolk Of Double Ton, Triple
Talk Gelento-with sarcastic
Giovanni sputtering about Arthur
Donovan breaking up the Louis
IGalento slaughter after II min.
land 2 seconds of blasting on the
part of both champion and the
challeger, with Tony's admirer
claiming hsl Polka Dot stood a
good chance of clipping the
heavyweight title off the brow
of the Detrioter.
Giovanni is not the only one
who thought Donovan called a
quick halt tbut a careful stndy
of the fight should convince any
peace r]vins c'i'aan THAI The
Humane Society would h a We
jumped down little Artie's throat
had he permitted the bloody
assault to continue.
jerseys beasting barkeep was
convinced that Louis did nothing
more tn a n shove him during
their very profitable tea party
and that he had been hit
harder by a third rate prelim
foe even less prominent Than
Jack Rogers four apologies for
forgetting the name-I think
it was K. o. Christner) but. that
showing necessiated % clamps.
Tony was so bruised and batter
ed that every time he tries, to
says-dat bum, Eoufs- he blair
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
DIXIE MODEL SHOWS

Keystone has had an opportun-
ity all this week of attending
the Dixie Model shows right here
in Keystone. The carnival, here
in conjunction with the local
Firemen's jubilee, has set up it's
numerous shows, rides and con-
ccssions on the large lot immed;-
ately below the theatre build
ing and to its rear in huge
circle. The attendance is great,
TO say the least. The four or
five acres trimmed with tents and
studded with various amuse-
mcnt devices, is a solid sea of
happy humanity from early in
the evening until it closes.
Good order is preserved by
the local police force.
Saturday, July 8, is the last
day the shows will be here, our
readers are urged to attend.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
Hallanan and Kay.
Speak at July 18th Meet

Grafton, July 4.-(SpeciaD-
In Europe, the dictators Great
crisis after crisis to keep them
selves in power. In the United
State, the Roosevelt administra-
ton has created emergency
after emergency. But whether
it is called a crisis or an emer-
gency, the technique and the
objects to be accomplished are
the same" =,
In these words, Robert H. c.
Kay, Republican state chairman,
addressing the great throng
attending the Independence Day
celebration here under the aus
pieces of the United Republican
club of Taylor county, drew a
parallel between the loss of
freedom to many of the peoples
of Europ and the loss of freedom
to American citizens through
the practices and policies of the
New Deal. =.
Kay declared that political
entrepeneurs" at Washington
have stirred up class hatred and
fometed strife to gain political
ends and to secure the advance
ment of certain individuals in
high places. These individuals, Of
great value according to their
own appraisals, ave become OBJ
sessed with the idea that this
government cannot be continued
except by their directing hand"
1t is time, he said, "for us to
dedicate ourselves to the PROPOSE
ton that the welfare of all the
people is more important than
the personal fortunes of a select
few, even though the select few
now hold high governmental
positions" 49,.
Kay strongly denounced repre-
sentatives of the people who be-
tray them for political expedi-
ency and called for the cleo
ton of men and women to pub
lie office who will not be polite
al nurses applying legislative
ice to soothe the fevered feel
ing of Frenzied PRESSURE groups
and cliques.
In closing, he urgently ad-
vised the Republicans through
out the state to organize now and
down to t h precinct and get
ready to fight the battle of their
lives in 1910.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

oorinas from darkest Africa are
about the height of man, but weigh
more than twice as much and have
practically no necks. Ordinarily this
animal Is q peaceful vegetarian,
prefering to run away than fight,
and is considered model husband
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
Republicans Talk
FDR'S Bill tODeath
DIME SHOWS HERE ALL OF
THIS WEEK; ARE GOOD

The Firemen's Jubilee Fourth
of July Celebration aided by the
monster Dixie Model Shows, on
the Midway, has drawn crowds
of several thousand people every
night this week. ................ 49,.
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level of American prosperity is
because the New Deal crowd has
refused to use common sense"
the National Committeeman
said, and then pointed out that
"our total industrial production
in 1888 was only 70 per cent of
the 1929 volume. England, which
had no wild spending program
SO wdule ptoe11cp5ter. cccmfyp
showed up to 115 per cent re-
covery. ...>
POLAND enjoyed III per cent
of the 1929 volume" he continu-
ed. Norway 1877 per cent, Den
mark 1876 per cent, and Sweden
146 per cent. How could all of
these less powerful nations out
strip the resource and man.
power of this great nation?
THE answer is easy to find
in Washington. These other ma
tions have not had their resour-
ces and man-power hobbled by
wild governmental experimental
ton and top-heavy bureaucracy.
They have not tried constantly
to 60 both ways at once. The
las six years have demonstrated
that the system of New Dealism
is the spending of the peoples
money and substance. We are
told that such reckless spending
contributed to ecoonmic recov-
cry. The facts now available ex-
plode that theory completely. "
In the "diabol;c scheme" to
array class against class in the
naion, the New Deal has ATTACK
cd America business with the
false charge that it is big and
that all enterprises in this
country is owned or controlled
by few soul-less corporations
Hallanan charged. While the ac-
tual truth is that "the average
American manufacturing plant
employs only ID persons. There
are more than 2, 100000 business
concerns in this country anC
three-fourths of them are no
corporations at all but are own
ed by individuals or partner
ships. 80. -.
you have been told by litter
bug economists that 90 per Ger
i CONTINUED on Page ghree)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

Abatfoss Hss l7-Fooa winsspread
The albatroyA witch somatlmes
has . winsspseed q u fsst, usually
be difficulty b 'nakfng oh," hav-
ing % rus some dtstaAco % gain
momentum betoss 4 rises b. the
en-. When On q ahip. says Golfers
Weekly. h b unable 90 leave il the
Top dock docs no4 have sufficient
space for . satisinc:ory runway"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
Apple Of the Tsonie.

The fruit called the apple of the
tropics 10 The mango. The tree IL
evergreen and Is q fine Ornamental
ana shade tree. The fruit has much
me appearance Of large, smooth
skinned peach and has q delightful
aroma and spiciness.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07


HallSnan, Republican national
committeeman lifted the vel
from the Roosevelt third term
movement in a Fourth of July
address here this afternoon, and
declared that while New Dealers
are saying t h a Gin Roosevelt
lies tn e country's only saliva
ticn," what they really mean is
that Sin Roosevelt lies THEIR
only salvation.
Expressing the hope that
Roosevelt will be nominated,
Hallanan asserted khat he
should run on a platform show
ing she has increased the public
debt to more tan $4O,OOO,OOO,-
600, has 100000 people out
of employment, and has the
country in the same old depres-
sion after six and one-half years.
The only remedy the New
Dealers offer, he said, latter 6.5
years of fantastic schemes and
unbridled waste of the tax
payers money is to go deeper
int odebt. -.
"On tn t issue, we are not
afraid to 60 before the Ameri-
can people. Indeed, we welcome
the issue. The sooner we deter
mine whether this country is
going back to constitutional
government, sound economics
and prosperity, or whether it is
to continue further toward the
brink of nfj;ional bankruptcy,
business stagnation and polite
al dictatorship-the sooner that
is determined, the better off
this country will be"
On the stsueE hteorhiednfr
On the issue of the third term,
Hallanan said: Il do not be-
lieve that Franklin D. Roosevelt
is a greater man or a greater
American til an the immortal
George Washington" Once a
man is nominated for a third
term, he warned, "the issue is
no longer that of third term ::
it becomes a question of whether
a president may be elected for
life. Once the American tradi-
ton against a third term is
shattered, the sky becomes the
limit" . ..
The New Deal, in it's half doz-
en- years in power, has made
clear to every intelligent person,
the Republican leader said, "its
detectives, its processes and its
result. It's processes have led to
industrial stagnation, increased
unemployment, paralysis of CAPT.
al, and prostration of agricul
ture." 81. 49,.
Free enterprise, private own
ership, personal liberty and reli
gious freedom" he emphasized
"are inseperably linked. Oui
freedoms rise together and fal
together. No nation can exis
that is half free enterprise an,
half soc:alistic.
The only reason this countr
has been kept from the ugas
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

DATING TIA Yaana

Christsndorn did not begin 10 date
itS years from the birth Of Christ
until almost $50 A. D.. says Golfers
Weekly. when the method wns In
PRODUCED by Dionysius Exiguus,
learned monk Of Rome.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
Mr.. Jackson, of Ohio, Passes

Mrs. Alice Cardwell and Mrs.
Villa Page, of WEIGH, were
called to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on
account Of the death Of their
father, MIR. jackson, a long
time resident of GAINESVILLE. ,....
Both Mrs. Cardwell and Mrs.
Page are excellent school teach
ers in Mcdowell county's school
system. They are among the
most highly respected citizens
in our community as well as at
ther home in Ohio.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

Jacob Haskins, of Li.ndgraf,
was visitor Saturday IL Key
stone. 49,. .....
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

A truck load of Pulaskians
came into Keystone to spend the
Fourth as has been their Gus
tom for five years. They bring
not only themselves but baskets
laden with food to feed all the
wayfaring souls who Ike good
Wholesome country cured and
cooked foods. That has a taste
and food value all its own.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

es forth with-dat boom, Louis.
Keys, Whlg. Int.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Browne
Of Kimball, visited in Key
stone Tuesday evening.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07

Samuel Wade was a business
visitor IN kimball Wednesday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-07-07
KEYSTONE news

Mrs. Josie Williamson was
visitor in WEIGH Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
lines Want Ads Reach More Tacoma Families Less Advertising MA


NORTH END BARGAIN
A STORY AND A HALF nuN-
CALow ON No. ssth near Wash.
lnxten. q good reems large Nv
ing roem with fireplace. dining
rom. three large escrcoms and
siccve up. double piumhsns hal
ecny porch with = ffne nes Wow
sS's feet on . paved street, al
lev. garage ana wc~dsned. u
needs some fixinss bat u 10 a
wonderful hena~ a. u is You
suggest the terms, the price
10 81 100
CLOSe.lN RANCH
ABOUT q MILES from snu,h
racems. On paved Sales rcsai
five scrrs less the road Five.
rom modern home. harm. chick.
en- house. vcSstshesi s-ear "a.
rage. utli,y building. soe~scos
cem.nted well with pressure
pump. hroosier house. orchard
awi garden Electricity and
water 20 outside buildings.
Fenced and cro~s fenced WIN
trade for smaller place south cf
Goth at Some buy at ta.too
COMFORT & DAVIS
sss Rust Ridg. MI III
Ewes. Call Nj. vegslsr, rR osss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
2o-Aere Chicken Ranch
Sell or Trsoe

Brand New Su.Room English
South End
JUST COMPLETED and ready 20
move In large living room, fire.
place. dinette modern Kitchen,
one large bedroom and hath and
shower down, large bedrooms
and Apiece plumbing up; run
basement and air conditioned
furnace; full lots. double ga
rage Price only 81 400. and On
very easy terms Cali Mr.. Gust,
CA <Te4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
NEAR SEATTLE HIGHWAY

NEAR SEATTLE HIGHWAY
ONE ACRE. modern five.room
house In good condition. garage.
creek. fruits. sell 1880. on
terms. or trade for store or
tavern,
EAST SIDE Nice bungalow, four
rooms and bath down. two up,
basement, furnace. garage, etc. /.
$500: s2O0 down.
DUPLEX Close In. all recon-
ditioned; trade for near sem.
mary district. sail $500. terms.
NEAR SIXTH AVE. Eisht-room
home. basement. furnace. corner.
snap, $3.50
SO. TACOMA rooms. lots.
fruits 1900. $3.50 down. trade.
BENSON. Main 0o<s. to7 n n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Real Estate for Sale

Close 70 Seminary District
Duplex House -- 800
TWO SEPARATE UNITS Of six
rooms each. and rs IN good
condition; no immediate repairs
needed. bat u may n~ Improved
and made much more valuable
property; SIS in q good resi-
Dental dissrte, and eiese 70 bus
line and schools cali MT Gust.
GA tfet
saaass
20-Aere Chicken Ranch
Sell or Trsoe
AT GRAHAM 20 sores excellent
Soil. some clear ard some Tim.
her q good house. and chicken
house 20 hold over 1000 chick
ems ali In first elias. eondi,ionl
spring water riped TO place.
steady stream; well water for
drinking good barn. electric
lights, stock may he purchased
II desired win sell en- easy
terms on take city home as
part payment. Full price, not
including stock. Is $500. Call
Mr.. Gust, CA sT6t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

20 TT TWO BIG CORDS upland
DO = y block and slab. Also 0 re
slab and forest wood Pr lIS1
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FREEMAN REALTY co.
opp, Lakewood Center LA 2p2a
Open Sundays and Evenings
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o. C.. tie slab. eds, slo. upl. blk
SLAB FOR Vd Msny's IA 1898.
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Buffelen 2-In. !: $50 S'' Ms AZ s ssss.
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DRY. green upland block ana slab.
IS Gnd UP. 0 &. forest Hood, 20.
JOHNSON FUEL GA zI6c.
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or IN No. / forest wood. upland
9O.OO tie slab O.. alder. se 80.
Q. 4. &c so. CA SAFE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

WILL SWAP seven cords drY naiiisood
for Modei-A coupe or roadster. pay
some czsh. 1870 b. q 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

A Good Place TO Operate
Board and Rooming House
EASY walking distance To down
town. one block from Wright
park. House has 4 large rooms.
nice glassed-in sleeping porch,
cory den. fun basement with
automatic coal stoker; new 2.
car garage and nice yard with
lawn and flowers. All improve
ments are in and paid. Property
In In good condition. Can be
sold on very easy terms. For
appointment, see II. II, jerks,
GA 40i2
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ERfE RENT

500 DOWN s2a per month IN
Guiding tsses and Insurance.
buys 4 fine his home five and
four.uom apartment, each hes
separate street entrance dnuhle
plumbing attractive kitchens.
new electric range just Installed.
all newly painted snd papsrsd
nothing Ia repair; douhis ga
rage; three beautiful iets. fif-
teen fruit trees. fine assortment
Upper part rented for sal: iow~r
apartment worth s,n. Ono block
off paved street. close Ia stores.
school and bus. Yours for - BipQ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

UPLAND TIE SLAB M 4573
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UPLAND TlESLAB or 2ol5I
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EXTRA BARGAIN
ATTRACTIVE HOME, four rooms.
living room with hsrdw 20 d
floors. two bedrooms, kitchen
has monk. fun basement. FUR
mace. large lots. just off Amer
lean lake with lake privileges,
To eIose an estate price cut 20
81 400. $500 down and rental
terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

SPRING BEACH cottages. ] q and =
rooms. partly fuFDiaaed $50 and up
for A<ason. also - week o. month
n h RITZ 3zxf sth ave Pr 1895
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

IMMEDIATE DBL on heavy pl ends.
CRY or green slab. core block and
log ends DORWIN FUEL Ma 6Ss2
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FURNISHED on UsrunsfsHED ~
pIys-fooan house salkiBs distaDcs.
terms. Inquire 1903 50, G
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USED boring machine. Service Hard
ware and Implement Co. 1871 Pac
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Summer Cottages

SANDY beach. CLANS. slo %. ~ mo.
price lot 600 1871 Tao ave.
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OR HEffr-slx- rooun hous4 on No
KAY iol1 ka ksy
1870 SOUTH Bye. 6 room Eou< In
qulfs ct lzlea south q. rear
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