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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Wilkes-Barre. s; Albany. ..
WilllamSport, 10: Springfleld. 2.
Hartford. T. Elmira. 4.
Scranton, e. Binghamton. O.
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By the Way
Beth Blaine

describe party number Of parties this frantic
Christmas would be almost impossible instead will conhne
touching lightly amusing social
of the Christmas holidays
Yesterday afternoon Jenkins gave
which included about Is their friends asked
Kenneths brother Allan jenkins
Jenkins presented
bride bridegroom with French
furniture combined their magnificent wedding presents
thing seems to be in perfect order.
This afternoon entertaining
Dumaine of the Embasthe include only friends
Massachusetts,
Tonight with various
dinners Including that of the Snowden Fahnesocks
their Massachusetts, which Snowdens famys
house, Aucnclosses small dinner which
Blaise de SboM giving.
Saturday dinner the
Samuel dance their pretty debuante daughter jessie
ntable way, perfectly
Christmas Slnguf having
attractive Sn at the Srave Club Audrey Camp
bells and Letters the North Wales Club Wanton
New oks of Wasgonans will the
January the William Fathers dance at Grassland-whh to
country with all the ladies gingham the
overa The dancing their costumes from
the Max Kaumanns tonight Kaumann the
costumes will be the -gingham and overalls!
will Harold holiday from
which should indeed anything like
the ended
thing o'clock guests that
time that
nigh-t all while Harold played the piano
which talent inherited from his father and which be
successful with the as it with the oldsters
Evening star., 1940-12-23

Lavendar salts have been found
good antidcte for headaches arising
from long periods in air raid
shelters in England.
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Mary.Stuart Price
Feted at Parties
In New York

Miss Mary-Stuart Montague
Price, daughter of Comdr. and
Mrs. Allan I. Price, has gone to
New York to attend the dinner
dance tonight which Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMasters will give
in honor of their debutante
daughter, Miss Joan Holbrook
McMasters. Miss Price is the
guest of her cousins, DR.. and Mrs.
Virgil Green Damon, and is
being honored at cocktail party
by them this afternoon.
Miss Price was the guest of
honor at the luncheon which
Mrs. Charles Jules Sabalot gave
Saturday at the Army-Navy
Country Club. She went to Bal
timore that night to attend the
dance for Miss Elinor Fitzhugh
Poultney, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Davis Poultney.
Miss Price. who spends almost
as much time in Baltimore as
here, will go there again tomor-
low night to attend the dance for
Miss Helen Lippincot. given by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Lippincot.
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Walter r. Tuckerman, came Friday
from Bryn Mawr, where she is a
student, to spend Christmas with
her parents. She came in time for
the dinner Friday for Miss Cath
crime Clement and the dance for
Miss Anne du Pont Huidekoper.
Miss Tuckerman spent Saturday
in Baltimore, where she attended
the dinner and dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davis Poultney gave
for their debutante daughter, Miss
Eleanor Fitzhugh Poultney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Aspin-
wall gave buffet supper last eve
ming for the latter's daughter, Miss
Betty Lee, in honor of her school
mates at ST. Timothy's, Miss Nancy
King, Miss Rose Parsons and Miss
Caroline Philbril. The visitors were
here only for the week end, en-
route to their homes for the Christ
mas holidays, and Miss Lee will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Aspinwall until
early in the new year.
Among the guests at the supper
was Miss Camilla Edge, daughter
of the former United States Ambas-
sador to France and Mrs Walter E
Edge, who has come to Washington
for the festivities over this week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Edge are at their
plantation in Georgia for the early
winter.
Miss Karen Lloyd, younger daugh-
ter of Mrs. Demarest Lloyd, was the
guest in whose honor Miss Nancy
Mayo, daughter of Mrs. Donald
Jones, entertained at luncheon yes
terday. Others in the party were
Miss Anne Heard, Miss Jane Ache
son, Miss May Mitchell, Miss Peggy
Adair, Miss Laura May Norris, Miss
Julia Barnes, Miss Patricia Baker,
Miss Joan Davis, Miss Barbara
Gableman and Miss Susan Oulihan.
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Nancy Hoskinson
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleary Gibbons
Hoskinson announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Nancy Lee Hoskinson, to Mr..
James Michael Earle O'Grady,
son of Mrs. Cyril Edmunds Of
London, England, and the late
Hon. James M. E. O'Grady.
Miss Hoskinson was graduated
from Holton Arms School in 1888
and made her debut in Washing
ton the following winter.
Mr.. O'Grady studied at the
Newman School, attended Prince
ton and Heidelberg and now is
completing his studies for the
diplomatic service in the George
town School of Foreign Service
He has lived abroad most of his
life but now makes his home in
Washington. His mother is in
Victoria, Canada, for the dura-
ton of the war.
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Mr.. Caldwell Host
At Entertainment

Mrs. Louis G. Caldwell was host
yesterday in honor of the new presi-
dent of the Federal Communications
Bar Association and Mrs. Herbert
M. Bingham, and the retiring presi-
dent and Mrs. Philip j. Hennessey,
jr. Guests were entertained by an
accordion player who walked about
the rooms of the hosts home,
mock broadcast and singing, in
which the guests took part.
The guests were members Of the
F. c. B. A. and of the United States
Court of Appeals. Assisting Mr..
Caldwell were Mrs. Howard Vesey,
Mrs. Reed Rollo, Mrs. Percy H. Rus
sci, jr.. and Mrs. Winfield Preston.
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Residential Social Notes
Justice and Mrs. Owen Roberts
Are Away for Holidays

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Owen j.
Roberts have gone to Southport,
Conn, to spend Christmas with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Hamilton, and their
young son, Owen Roberts Hamilton.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Felix Frank
furter are remaining in their
Georgetown home, where they will
have an old-faShioned American
Christmas for their guests, young
Anne and Felicia Murray and Oliver
Gates, ages 3, 8 and II, who have
come from England.
Judge Ernest H. Van Fossan of
the United States Board of Tax Ap-
peals, with Mrs. Van Fossan and
their niece, Miss Harriet Jean Hurd,
leave today for the family home
near Lisbon, Ohio, to spend Christ
mas at the farm. Judge and Mrs
Van Fossan will return at the end
of the week and Miss Hurd will join
them here in time to return to her
studies at Holton Arms School Janu-
ary 6. Miss Hurd was among the
guests at the reception which Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt gave to the
judiciary Tuesday evening, the fete
opening the official season at the
White House and being the first
formal party there which Miss Hurd
has attended.
1t. ]. Duncan Elliott, jr., U. S. N,
and Mrs. Elliott and their small
daughter arrived in Washington yes
terday from Pensacola, Fla, to
spend Christmas with 1t Elliott S
parents, Col. and Mrs. Elliott, at
Dun Mer, their country home near
Aquasco, Md.
Christmas afternoon young Miss
Elliott will be christened Barbara
Long, the service to take place in
st. Thomas Episcopal Church. An
informal tea for members of the
family will follow at Dun Mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus j. Wood
ard entertained at the Army Navy
Country Club last night for Miss
Joan Kindleberger.
Miss Margaret Cary Tuckerman,
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Sarah McCandlish
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. McCandGSh
of Hancock, Md, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Sarah Graves McCandlish. to Mr.
Richard Huse Crane of LansdoWne
Pa, son of Mrs. Charles Bunker
Crane and the late Maj, Charles
Bunker Crane of Plainf1eld, N. j
No date has been set for the wedding
The engagement was announced
at a supper party in the home OF
Miss McCandlish uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D. Richard
son, at Fairfax, Va.
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Miss Mary Jean OFT Weds
Ensign William Montague.

Mrs. Mary Dae OFT of 1926 Six
teenth street announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Mary
Jean OFT, to Ensign William Cuff
Montague July 20. Ensign Montague
is stationed in Honolulu, where his
bride will join him after the holi-
days. She is now residing with her
mother She is a graduate of Sa-
cred Heart Academy and attended
Temple Business School. The BRIDE
groom is a graduate of Western Ken
lucky Teachers College at Boiling
Green, KY, where he majored in
chemistry. He received his COM
mission in the Naval Reserve Corps
in January and was called to active
duty July and left for the West
Coast September 16. He is a
nephew of former United States
Senator Ben Williamson of Ashland,
KY, and is a son of Mr.. Phillips
Curtis Montague, also of Ashland.
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Parties for Debutantes
Continue to Center
Interest of Society
Miss Kathleen Bell Will Be
Presented Today at Tea at
Army and Navy Country Club

Todays Kathleen Bell, pretty
w.
introducing her will be held from until 730 o'clock
Club
the which Mr. and William
daughters Mildred Hldreth
Sunday brought eup in parties the debutante
for there the debut the
and then there the which
spring by her parents Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Evans jr
Present Daughters.
DR. and Mrs Leo Bison presented their daughters
their The alike
satin
mus of satin trimmed with mink orchids the
Norris made
the back and falling slight train The sleeves and jacket
the beaded.
Assisting debuantes Miss
Matde Senora
Castillo Claude
Elizabeth
Richardson Stlw Strong Miss Audrey
Miss Kitty HILL Maddox Marguerite Sterling and Miss
Singuf.
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Miss Happier Hostess

Miss Suzanne Happier gave a
party yesterday afternoon, enter
tanning at the tea hour in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Happier. The hostess wore
black velvet basque with full long
skirt of red plaid taffeta and among
those assisting her were Miss Gloria
Grosvenor, Miss Lisette Riggs, Miss
Beatrice Moore, Miss Pauline Pal
mer, Miss Caroline Walden and
Mrs. James Wimsatt.
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Mrs. billiard
Married to
Mr.. SiOussat

The marriage of Mrs. Henry Dill
lard of Narberth, Pa, to Mr.. St.
George L. Sioussat of Washington
took place at noon Saturday in st.
James Church at Twenty-second
and Walnut streets in Philadelphia
in the presence of the immediate
families
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her son, Mr.. John R. Dill
lard, was unattended. Her bronze
crepe dress was worn with a lame
jacket and a matching hat. Her
corsage was of yellow orchids and
she carried the Elizabethean prayer
book used in her family for the
past 300 years.
Mr.. Leonard Sioussat of New York
was his brothers best man.
Mrs. Sioussat is the former Miss
Julia T. Richardson, daughter of
the late DR.. and Mrs. John Michael
Richardson of Woodside, Lincoln
County. N. c.
DR.. Sioussat is a native of Balti-
more, He was graduated from Johns
Hopkins University, class of 1896
He has many Philadelphia connec-
tions, having occupied the chair of
American history at the University
of Pennsylvania prior to becoming
chief of the division of manu-
scripts and archives of the Library
of Congress. He is member of the
University Clubs of Baltimore and
Philadelphia, the Cosmos Club of
Washington, the Authors Club of
London, the Society of Colonial
Wars, the American Philosophical
Society and the Historical Society
Mr.. and Mrs. Sioussat will be at
home after January / in the La
Sale Apartments in Washington.
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Gould Sisters
Home for Holidays

Miss Marjorie Gould, junior at
the University of Illinois, and her
sister, Miss Caroline Gould, fresh
man at the School of Architecture at
Cornell University, have joined their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony r
Gould, for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould will give a
tea for their daughters Sunday
afternoon from to o'clock in their
home at 609 Goddard road in
Bethesda, Md.
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Staffords Are Hosts
At Afternoon Tea

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stafford
were hosts yesterday afternoon at
tea. entertaining in their home on
Allison street. Mrs. Stafford, for.
merly Miss Marie Peary, is a daugh-
ter of the late Admiral Peary, who
discovered the North Pole. and be-
cause she was born in the frozen
North has been known as the Snow
Rahv
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MISS Sll1SluI1 entertained at 3
supper party later in the evening
for the debutantes, their assistants
and escorts.
Miss Slingluff's Party
HOnors Her Cousin.
Miss Slingluff' S party was in honor
of her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Moser
of st. Louis, who is her house guest
over the holidays.
Christmas green's we're used for
decorations at this party, where in
dividual tables were placed about
the rooms of the Slingluff home for
the seated supper. Christmas night
Miss Slingluff will be entertained
at a dance which her parents will
give.
For her party last night the young
hostess wore blue crepe gowr
with a gardenia corSage. Co-host
with her was her brother, Mr.
Frank Slingluff, home from Dart
mouth College for the holidays.
Party Is Given
For Younger Set.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis party was
strictly for the younger set-the
only members of the older group
besides the host and hostess, being
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, parents of the
honor guest.
The Davis home, too, was bright
with Christmas decorations, even
to the beautifully ornamented
Christmas tree in the recreation
room. Songs-carols and college
tunes, mingling indiscriminately-
were the feature of the evening
and a strolling accordion player
added interest to the affair.
Mrs. Davis wore a dark red
velvet gown ornamented with a
string of pearls, and Miss Evans
chose Christmas red, her gown
having f1ecks of gold on the shirred
bodice. Her necklace was of an
tique gold.
Other Affairs Held
For Debutantes.
Other parties for debutantes yes
terday were equally delightful-and
included those given for Miss Anne
Peter, and that given for Miss Lucy
Marbury by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Landon Banfleld.
Miss Peter shared honors with
Miss Georgiana Father at treasure
hunt which the Misses Ann and
Joan Wilkinson gave and later in
the evening she was the honor guest
at dinner which Miss Sta Finken-
staedt gave for her and for Miss
Mildred Dunn.
The party for Miss Marbury, who
was introduced Saturday by her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. William
Marbury, was held at the Banf1elds
farmhouse on the grounds of the
Landon School, of which Mr.. Ban
field is headmaster. The debutante
wore tea gown of royal blue velvet
and Mrs. Banfeld chose light blue
crepe gown with corsage of purple
orchids.
Assisting Mrs. Banield were Mrs
Horace Peaslee, Mrs. Marbury, Mrs
John Minor, Mrs. Harrison Prindle
Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. Philip Ban
field, Mrs. Milo Perkins, Mrs. Hobart
McCubbin and Mrs. William Mastin
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Mrs. Letson
Visits Mother

Mrs. Letson, wife of the Mill
tary Attache of the Canadian
Legation, has returned to her
Vancouver home to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs.
4 Norman Lang. Mrs. Letson will
join Col. Letson the middle of
January.
Mrs. Lang recently returned to
her home at Vancouver from the
hospital where she has been con-
fined by an injury received in an
accident several months ago.
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phon. want ad. to Main sin
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5-Room House

5-Room House
TWO acres. near Summit on bus
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5-RooM BUNGALOW on So. 45th;
comb. living and dining room.
cab. kitchen. blk. nook, bed
rooms. concrete foundation. gar
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10 ACRES NEAR YELM: all I'M
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T-RooM HOUSE ON NO. BOTH.
near Proctor: bedrooms and
5-piece bath above; paved street
and alley. near bus. schools and
stores; $4,000. terms.
Eve, Mr.. Green, BR 4946.
Roy !. Frederick Co.
Main 6732 us So. 18th
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THREE ROOM. furnished, modern
house. walking distance. BR 3i36
after IL noon
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FoUR-RoOM duplex, modern fur
niture. SIC month including light
and water. 32l5 So. Cushman.
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Real Esfate for Sale

New Bungalow
52o7 So. J st.
S ROOMS. hardwood floors. full base
ment. furnace, large attic, lots.
Only $500.
1904 So. 18Th
S ROOMS. 4 basement. 2 lots. % 500:
$500 down.
Why Be a Slave?
HAVE your own business. Gas sta
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house Of and 5 rms. double gar
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wanted. 5000. 81 900. Good
terms.
Service Realty & Exchange
e3e Commerce ST.
Main 5235. GA 226o-J
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Wanted TO Rent

FOUR ROOMS. electric: wood range,
oil heater. TAO East 32d. GA 1913.
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LIENS PuLLrrs AND FRxshs
flCiNS wanted. Highest prieeA
RoDAAN's. tooi No. 26th. PR 26e4.

BABY cockerels &c each. Hansens
Leghorn City. Edgewood.
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Beauty Parlors

OUR regular s5 Permanent OIL Nu-
pad. complete, now e3.
THRIFTY BEAUTY SALON
DAT Broadway BR 3o5l
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on PERMANKNrs. ESQ and I'D. Free
marceis and finger waveA
Ia FRANCE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
ISL ST. Helena Main 7o77
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loan 1861 SO. 10th. Newly dec
WAN GRATED bachelor apis.
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Fasf-Action Advertising
n YoU have something 70 sell. reach
more Tacoma homes NJ less adver-
tising cost by placing your message
In THE TIMES WANT ADS
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3 wKs. old W. L. coekerels, 81 doz.;
ST. wks., ioc each. Free delivery.
sis so. Puget Sound. GA 527o.
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WANT to rent partly furnished house
with option to buy. VIII improve
Write fun particulars. Box ks,
Tacoma Times.
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PERMANENT waves. csc and up: free
marcels and finger waves a. Moler 2
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FOUR-ROOM suburban house. partly
furnished. clean and coy, $40.
Broadway 23o6.
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COOMEY Storage and Transfer
OOO'N- on time to complete .
MA 3lie satisfactory service for YOU.
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CHEERFUL front apartment. Adults
only. ais No. Yakima.
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furnished Houses for Rent

FOR RENT furnished, 46i4 North
33rd. Automatic oil heat, electric
refrigeration, washing machine,
vacuum. baby grand plano. Call
GA 7o59 or PR 1853
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NEWLY decorated apartment wit
bath. PR 1885, 2424 No. Alder.
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FoUR-ROOM house. conveniently To-
Gated; two lots, fruit trees. zoos
South Junett.
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HSuven. GA 22so-w. Rt. 4. BOX 44o
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Real Estate for Trade

modern bunsaloT.
Basement. furnace. double gsraEs-
for small cheaper house. monthly
termA. Owner. Ga 2o6s.
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Poultry and Supplies

PRIVATE party wants 500 yearlinss
or pullets; top quality. reasonable
price. Summer 2S7-W.
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SPECIAL on all kinds Of top soil,
I'm dirt and fertilizer. LA 1855
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LichtY

TWO-ROOM kitchenette furnished
apartment; quiet, clean, reason
able. 1907 South G.
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VERY fine blueberry farm. A berry
for the future. Good location. Must
sell quickly. MAY consider part
trade. Write KS Tacoma Times.
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DANDY Jersey family COW for sale
reasonable. 1868 South 46th.
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WAKEFIELD Apartments and 2
rooms furnished. 1851 Tao. Ave.
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w. F. KERR oowr + q + BROKER +
SOC Rust Building BR 2i5l
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FRESH goat for sale. Lots Of milk.
1914 la. Morton.
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SETTING HENS WANTED.
Lakewood 27Sl.
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NEW CABIN. l4xl6. with boat. Price
$500. On East Side Drive across
from shipyard. Box IolC. Mattson.
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Al JERSEY COW for sale: Just fresh
with third calf. 45o3 East c.
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CLEAN hskpg. rms. and sleeping rms.
81 wk. up. McChord. loo7is Pacific.
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POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK wanted
7o3o Pacific. GA <e42.
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ATTRACTIVE bungalow. cobblestone
fireplace, sunny rooms; shrubs,
flowers, berries; ga acres. Good
South 64th.
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CUTE west side bungalow. two bed
rooms, hardwood floor, nook. large
yard: OIL $50 Mrs. Crowder, agt.
MA 1860 or PR 6706.
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CLEAN two and three rooms; also
singles 1912 So. Yakima.
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If you're not using it, sell it with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
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BARGAIN Darling ciose-in north
side bungalow; fireplace, garage,
paved street: $1,000. Mrs. Crowder.
agt. MA 1860 or PR 67o6.
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ST. PATRICK's dist, darling bunsa-
low, fireplace. furnace. large yard.
paved st; s3e5o. Mrs. CroWder, ast.
MA 1850 or PR 6706.
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SD. call at The Tacoma Times
office for two free tickets to the
Temple theater. 5-i7-+0
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Rooms for Rent

NICELY furnished room; telephone;
three blocks north OF Hotel Win
throp, ass Broadway.
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COW FOR SALE. NJ. B. johnson. Rt
4. Box s74. Ea. saith and Taylor.
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apis; hot and cold
water. pl9is So. Yakima
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-10

NNiioo'opicii wac III Vi uiit
laughing. lovable gentleman who
fathered baseball in Imperial VAL
ley.
1T is our sad duty to pay our
last respects to a deceased broth
er
So went the funeral services We'd
nesday afternoon as officers of the
Elks lodge directed final rites. And
certainly those within the chapel,
as well as those who could not
attend. breathed a silent farewell
to a brother in spirit, if not in
blood.
The services were brief. There
was no music nor minister.
Norman Deaton read the eulogy;
Cal Rector conducted the services,
assisted by Charles Bratton, H. c..
Buehner. William Hudgins, Carl
Rogers, Grover Baker and Henry
Swanson.
There was scarcely a mind, how
ever that did not stray during the
impressive phrases of the Elks
ritual Stray from the chapel with
it's boweH heads and tragic faces
to other days when those same faces
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