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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15
Saturday Hours
9 A. NJ. to 8 P. M.
DIAL 3311

Virginia Medley, Mary Ruth
Brown, Mrs. Henry z. Stephens
and Mrs. Claudia Koonce.
The TERED wedding cake CENTER
ed the brides table which was
covered with a lace cloth. Silver
candelabra held white tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire LETT for
a wedding trip through Tennessee
and North Carolina and after their
return will be at home in Augusta,
Ga. For travelling the bride wore
4 suit Of black sharkskin with
White blouse and black accessor-
les. 4
Birth Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eugene Far.
riss, Of Greensboro, formerly Of
Wilmington, announce the birth Of
a son. Francis Chadbourn, on Sep.
TENDER 6. Mrs. Farriss Is the form.
er Miss Abbie Chadbourn Stanley,
Of Wilmington,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15

Assignats were a paper money
issued in France in the latter part
Of the 18th century.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15

The name Of Toronto, Of Indian
origin, means "A place Of meet
ing"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15
MOFFETT-WARD
ANNOUNCED

WILLARD, Sept. 14.-Friends Of
Miss Eleanor Ward and Robert
| Moffett will be interested to learn
Of their marriage, which was SOL
emnized at THE Little Church
Around the Corner in New York
city at noon on September 5, in
the presence Of relatives and Of
friends.
Following the c e m o y, the
wedding party was entertained at
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15

There are more than 1000 as.
teroids revolving around the sun.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Extra Long Yu|e Vacation
Given Alexandra Pupils
BY a staff CORRESPONDENT Of The Star.

BY Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 18.-The
5,76O children enrolled in public
schools here will be given a Christ
mas season holiday of more than
two weeks duration beginning Satur-
day, School Supt. T. c. Williams an
nounced today.
The holiday is longer than usual
because both Christmas and New
Year Day fall on Wednesday. This
would result in lower attendance
between holidays If the usual 12-day
holiday were provided, Mr.. Williams
declared.
The children will make up the lost
time by having only two school days
free near Easter instead of four
and also by having no time allowed
on Robert E. Lees birthday which
falls on a Sunday and on George
Washington's birthday, which falls
on a Saturday in 1941.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Miss Herbert Points
To Benefits Expected
In New Library
Libruriun Addresses
Members Of Petworth
Citizens Association

Plans for the new Public Library
were described last night by Miss
Clara w. Herbert, District librarian,
at the meeting Of the Petworth Citi-
zens' Association in the PetWorth
Branch Library.
The new library, to be located on
Pennsylvania avenue between Sixth
street and John Marshall place NV,
will fill an ever-increasing need,
she said. Demands on the present
library are now much greater than
at any time, and with the necessity
for the concentration of most refer
ence material and specialized COL
lectionS in a central building, Miss
Herbert pointed out, the new struc-
ture will mark great step forward.
Lists Division Shifts.
The proposed building, she ex-
planned, is to be built in four units,
completion Of which will probably
take from 8 to 10 years. The first of
these units, when finished, will hold,
for the most part, such Of the present
departments as can most easily be
moved from the older building.
These will include the music division,
the art division, the Washingtonia
collection and the division Of religion
and philosophy. Miss Herbert also
told Of plans for special services by
the library in such fields as public
administration, vocational guidance
and municipal problems.
Plans were also described for
rooms holding collection dealing
with home relations and current af-
fairs and problems.
The association recommended am
balances be purchased by the Dis
trict Fire Department and placed
so that all sections of the city will
be served. S. B. Passmore, who in
troduced the resolution, said that
the Fire Department was better
equipped to assume this duty than
were the police.
Reaffirms License Stand.
The association favored cross
town bus line, and with few dis
senting votes. reafflrmed opposition
to granting of license for a restau-
rant in the 4100 block of Georgia
avenue NV.
The Rev. o. j. Randall, one of the
first members of the association, re-
called early activities of the group.
Chairman David Fegan of the
special Fifth Street Committee, re-
ported that the Traffic Council, with |
whom the committee met last Fri
day, would get in touch with the
association at later date. A letter
from Traffic Director Van Duzer
concerning a request that Eighth
street NV. be made one-way was
referred to the Traffic Committee.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
$467 ,642 Paid in Job
Claim Benefits by D. G..

The District Unemployment Com
pensation Board ordered 47,001
benefit payments totaling $467,-
642.04 during July, August and Sep
tember. it was announced yesterday.
The board determined 8,751 cases,
finding 7,483 Of the applicants
eGbible for benefits.
Claims received during the period
totaled 67,102.' Employment service
placement of claimants totaled 1,456.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
$5.88

@$7.98 to $9.95 setsi
Figure or striped ray
on damask or home-
spun In blue, rust,
brown, wine or ersen.
Three pillow slips.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

-$4.49 to $4.98 sets!
Well-made covers in
blue, green, rust or
wine. Three pillow
covers.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

-$2.98 sets! Sunfast,
tubfast cotton Gre
tonne with box pleats.
Three pillow covers
included.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

3ub0rer at SEN ,,tueef ems" "-grbolun=
gen a,,fioroer1, au bieIen geb0ren
natiirlid) ol16 Sic San5e, bei. oie
Samstogabenbtdn5e. @initens poren
6iele San5e itrengitens berboten, beltz
outage aber elnpfoblen - Sic Sugeno
iou Ger9niigungen baben. @er inn
mer gegelt iolde Sdn5e al,ftritt, gilt
als u....", als ,,beraltet'', ser al
iebr ii6 bdlt an Sic Mnii6ten ser al
ten &ir6enbater, Sic geeen 6ie beio>
niiden San5e nit &edt al,ftraten.
l1nlere 3eiten iino onoere 3eiten uno
sic SGnae 11nierer 3eit Before, iagen
gar man6e. @er aber in11ner an
mobernen SGn5en teilnabn, ipenn er
ebrli9 uno reolid) urteilen min, muB
geiteben, baB mo6erne Eanae ni6t
beHer iino als 6ie 20 1t bei6niiden" .
S6on Sic Namen, tpeld)e bieie mo-
6ernen bei6niiden San5e fiibren flint
gen febr beroddtig 1lno 6ie srt unb
@eiie tpie iie getan5t tueroen, itno
oen 6riitli6en @efiibl 51tuioer. @obl
fast man, sic Sdn5e, sic in 1,niern
fatbolii6en S6ulballen getanat tper=
oen, geb0ren ni6t 5u 6ieier Sorte.
0eag fein; aber obne @efabr iino lie
ni6t, mie erfabrene Seeliorger uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

San5ell lit elm gersniieen, bem iib
Sic Meniden bon ieber eeru binge"
ben. @erne miro ser &onig 9abio
bon ben San5lie6Dabern oneefiibrt,
bab ct iogar Dor Ser 8unbeslabe, sic
int feierli6em 3uee ins neue Belt
iibertraeen ipltroe, sic Sorfe ipielts
uno tanate; iie pereeiien aber, oaf, er
in relieioier @eiinnl,ng 1no beiliger
Sreltbe, angetan nit bem linnenen
2eibrod zines 2epite,1 Dor ser 8rn-
6eslooe einberl6ritt. Seoe @o6e fon=
men mir geeen gnoe oerlelben in Sen
&aoios ginlaol,ngen at SEN peridie-
oenlten geroniig1ngen b0ren, sic Sen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

Sn ieinem frieoliben Seim ouf
bem 2aroe lit Der ebemalige britiid)e
Minilterpraiibent Nebille Gbamber-
lain, II Sabre alt, eeitorben. Seiue
&0rperfraft batte iid i,t iabrefansen
reoliden 9dmpfen Inn Sen Srieoe;l
gnglanos l,n6 @uropas oufgebraud)t.
Sn ser @eI6i6te oes britii6en
@eltrei6es iener Sabre, bie oem ge=
gentpdrtigen &riege boraltsgingen,
miro ser Same Nebille Chamberlain
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

Sollt Sddtl,ng betrdgt Sic 3ob1
oerienigel1 SrieIter, Seminariiten 1lno
2aienbriioer, Sic in 1lebereinIt Thinning
NIT oeln gebrpflidtaeieb bon 1910
1T bcu perldiebenen Seilen oes 2an-
oeS ibrc 9ealnen in sic 9fegiltrotipns.
liiten- eintrugen, runo 10000. 90.
pobl geieblih berpflidtet au regiitrie-
ren, 10 iino oieie Yrielter, Serninori.
iten 1u1o 2oienbriioer olf @r,lno oes-
ielben @eiebes 6ermod bon ser slus.
bilol,ng 1tno 9ienitleiitung ousoriid-
lidj befreit. &iele Yrieiter bi1gcgen
baben iid als srmeefapl1ne freilpiI.
Zig 5ur 9ienItlei lt,1ng gemeIoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

auf INNER NIT Dem 8egriffe ser ,Mp=
pealement" "=Solitif perbun6en iein.
@erabe Dies ma6t feline biitorii6e
Stellung ibtper 6efinierbar lm0 gum
minoeIten angenblidli6 duBerit um=
itritten. 9enn ser Gang nad Miin-
den 11n6 alles, mas oamit 5,,lanme1t=
bangt, lit onatbema in Ser belttigen
engliiden Muffaiiung. -. Ser &egen>
ibirm gbamberIains ein Symbol ser
ernieorigung getpor6en.
@as man audi INNER fit o6er
segen gbamberlain iaeen mag, tpenn
einrnal alles boriiber tit, tpenn Die
Meniden tpie6er rubig 6enfen f0nnen
uno 6ie Siitorifer Sic greieniiie iener
beftiiden Sage Iei6enI6aftslos itbten
peroen, biirften iie augeben miiiien,
6aB Chamberlain aus feinen Srieoens>
abii6ten rno ieiner Mufridtisfeit lpe=
nieitens feinen &ebl ee1na6t bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
81. Tran3 hon sales iiber bas Gam3em

8ei6tpater erfldren, oob BON an oen
l1ebeln ipollen mir nibts Ndberes ia.
gen. iolloern mir betonen, oob Die
SamstagabenotGn5e pielfad ltrio6c
iino, baB Sic San3er sic Sonnto9s.
melle berIaltmen ser an5ugeboren
inter eil1er SobIiinoe pcrpilidtet. ltno
tpie biele oieier Sanstagabenotin5er
ipobnen - ipenu iie nod Ser Sonn-
taasmeiie beiipobnen - ser III. Welle
NIT tpabrcr anoodt bel, 5un1ol, ,penn
tie bis 1 rno 2 llbr morgens ouf benl
Sar5boocn berblciben?
Moocrne Gbriltcn olm,bcn ,,itt icbr
germ at Sic 2cbrc1 ser &irGenu0ter,
belonocrS 1T 8c5ug mufs Son5cn.
9orl,n min i1 ou ibrc 2ebren 0ieS.
be5iiglidJ %lidDt erlnnern, ober circn
&irbculebrer pil ih ipred)cn 'loiien,
Ser ais icbr rniloc gilt l1no eli, f0it.
lides 9iiNlcin id)rieb, bos bcn Gitcl
fiibrt: uEbilotca'', S. /. ueinc 9(n.
leitlna SIT eineln oottlcliacn 2cbcn in
ser gSelt'. Iran5 bon SoIc3 idJricb
oiele5 @ii6lein fir lolhe Eerionc1,
sic 1T b0u5lider 8clellldoft, in St1o-
ten oocr iclblt on Soien lebel1, sic ibr
5tono hcrpilidtet, Ocn1 subcrn no6
ein 0eip0Dnlides 2cbcn at fiibrcn.
9fl'n moS logt bicier mpoerne Socilige
iibcr bo5 Son3cn? Snt 33. &opitcl
leien mir 1ultcr onoerm fol9cuoc5:
uSan5e nnO @aae lino 5ipei i6rcnt
8elc11 nod glcid)9iilti9e 0ingc; obcr
10, tpic iie beltt5utoge ltottfinoel1, brin-
gen lie Der Seele grobc 8efabr. Nion
balt lic neiltenS sur Nadt5eit; lno
leid)t foun li6 1n1ter bem Sdube ser
9unfelbcit bicl 8ei0brlides bel ciner
ltnterboltlurg einibleiden. Nton BE-
raltbt liG bis tief III sic 9ta6t Dilein
Ser &ube nno bcrliert sic Morgenlt,u,-
Sen oes fo1ge,lben Cages 1mb mitbin
sic @clcgcnbeit, iic ben 9ienlte Got.
tes lpiOlner1 at f0nnen. sluBeroem
ipetteifcrt man in ser gitelfeit, Die
leibt SIT biclelt Gerilldunge1t beI. at
gefa6rli6en gefonltidoften fiibrt.
Sb iaae olio bon Sen S6n5er, Gbilo.
tbea, @>ua5 sic s(er5te bon Sen ebborcn
Sdmolnulcn ioec,: ,9ie be ten tou.
gen ni6tS ...' 8eNenfe, 10 fiDrt ct
inter anocr,u fort, ip1breno ou sort
tparlt lit Sic 3eit perflolien, Ser SOB
naber acfon1rrcn, sob er (oer Son5)
oid) 5l1 icucm iGrcdliben lteber9ong
bon scr 3eit in sic Giuigfeit, 1,no
5tpar in cine gipigfeit bon Srcl,oen
ooer Ecinen rltft." - Eercgrinl,s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

Infer totales Gertei6igungspro-
gramn1 miro bie Station insgelant ca.
so Milliaroen 9ollor folten. Ser I'm.
terbalt ser ,,nter gSaffen itebenoen
Sruppen miro iid idbrli6 auf 5lui-
iden 7 Big 10 WiIliorben Collar be.
la1fen. 0agegen tperoen bie jibr.
liden ginnabmen ser Station 3 Nft1.
Iiarben Sollar ni6t iiber1teieen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

-9ie San6e man6er Weni6en tper=
oen INNER i6mubiger, ie mebr cine
San6 6ie an6ere ipaidt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
l1nier nationaler 9anflagnmestag

Danfesgebeten rno 0anfesgottesbien-
item iollen mir ben 9anfiagungstag
feiern. r,..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20


2ano, in Incident offiaien elm Danf-
fagungstag gefeiert miro. gs eibt
aber altb fein 2ano anf @ottes gro-
booen, bas in ieoer 8eaiebung bon
@ott 10 rei6lid geieenet lit, oils 1,n-
fere &epublif. Neben oem l1eberfluB
an irbiiden @iitern erfreuen mir uns
religioler ,1ao biireerlider Sreibeit,
,pabreno. ilt Sen nneiIten 2d,1oern ser
groe oie WenIben bon Sungersnot,
llnteroriidung &rieg ,1no Gerfolsung
beimgeind)t Iino.
@ir &atbolifen baben belonbern
@runo 1nb ste beilige Gerpili6tlng
@ott au oanfen fit bic religi0le lno
politii6e Sreibeit, ser mir uns bier
erfreuen. gSir baben 11nere eigenen
Sdulen nno fonnen ,nlere &inoer
at 9ottesfiir6tigen Meni6en 11nO gu
ten 8iirgern eraieben. @ir Daben
1,nlere eigene freie 8reiie un6 fonneu
1,niere &ed)te 1mo Sreibeiten gegcl1
aue Mngreifer pertei6i9en. =
ltnier offi5ieIler, notionoler 9anf=
iagungstag lit, Der 10bliden lteberlie=
ferung gerndB, ein grnte=9anfla=
el1nestag. SSeoer ge6enft an bieien
Sage ieiner grnte, Oh er nun Somen
a,tsgeitrel1t bat IN ben 8ooen Ser
Grse ober ouf 6em Mtferfelbe Iebelt-
bigger Me1I6enieeleu, Oh er aui Ser
S6olle itano o6er ont slnboB, ooer
in Der Sabrif am &odofen, ober in
feinem sln,te, ooer unter ser @rbe
inn 6unfeln 8ergperf.
@ir ale iino Gdleute ,tno mir er.
boffen bon nnlerer slrbeit Srltd)t in
tpeider groe. 2angiam entipidelt ii6
bie Saat, IangIam reift iie Der grnte
entgegel1. Ser falte @inter iiberoedte
nit ieinent Shneetu6 sic 5arte Saat
uno barg iie i'm iparmen S6oB Ser
grbe. Ser Sriibling ipedte lie aus
Dem @interi6l,1mner. Sic tpagte iid) |
boritdtig Derbor unO idaute 5agbaft
nit Dem fleinen &opf6en iiber bos
2ano binars. Die Sriiblingsionne
ftieg bober uno bober,' bie belize Cont,
merlonne befrrdtete ibr @eoeiben.
Gonneni6ein nno Gesen reiften Die
goloene1t &orner beran 1lnb nun ba-
ben mir sic rei6e grnte eingebeimlt. |
sln @ottes Eafeln iesen mir l,ns at:
.,Mller slueen tparten auf bid, 81
Serr!''
@as iino mir in nnierm Gum, in
,u1iern Mrbeiten 11no Miiben obne Sen
Segen bon oben2 Ser 2anbmann
tfligt nno bebar1t SEN @der ,no lat
Die Gaat, aber @ott lGBt ite ipa6ien
,rno beranreifen. 9ie @ltern iden unb
pflanaen sic @ottesfur6t ,1n6 aue S1.
genben in bie Seele ser &inber uno
@ott eibt ieinen Seeen oa5,r, oan,it
fie at @ottestinbern beranreifen fir
bie etpiee grnte, ben Siuntel. ~@n
@ottes Segen lit alles eelegen."
sou eibit ibnen Speiie 5ur redten
Bet" - @r, Der sic 80eel bes Sim.
,nels lnb sic Slide bes Meeres nGbrt
in6 erbdlt, iorgt nit bGterlider Cot
ee fiir feline Menfdenfin6er. ct gibt
,uns Nabrung &leibung nnb Oboad.
uDu tuit beiue mil6e &ano auf." -
9ie reiden Gelofrii6te, sic idtper BE-
1aoenen Sbitbaume, iin6 iie nidt 6ie
reibIiden @abeu aus @ottes tpeitge-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

@erleumoer MAIDEN ipie 8omben
immer erit einen tpeiten 8oeen, ebe
iie treffen l1no aer,maln1en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

gei ben faI a0aglien 8obaroerngen Staoen meroe
and baufig Srden eetroffen otoe ot &er 16 fatbode
anialen 9os obre 8ilo 5ee ein erores &loiter afae
oertpeie bieb bic Stat Der IT, Tbereiia 6e Sei
ont 9os nre 8ilo eut 5pe 5ert0rte &rden int 2oooer
eitenbe bar 9urd enee 8omben tperben nit ue1ee Sir
den 1o reliei0e nialen in 9eilano gerofien. 60 murbe
nangt cine Sabrb,6ere ae fabolide Stride in Ser Ndbe
bon Aoen 6lr cine brtiide @ombe bont6n0ia aeri6rt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

slu6 5uderiiiBe Meni6en t0nner
6ie @riltena an6erer berbitter,t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-11
Broader Interest Seen
In Cotton Futures
By FRANK j. KNELL
President, New York Cotton
Exchange

Apart from any stimulation from
war activities, it appears that in
terest in the cotton futures market
during 1910 will be materially broad
ened. Textile trades have witness
ed a long delayed revival; expand
ing consumption and broader manu-
margins nov appear most
general. Shippers as a rule have
had a profitable year. moving prac-
tically the entire crop via CONNER
cial channels in place Of seeing
much of it pledged in the loan.
The producers have heen able to
obtain a better price for the crop
and will face a stable reduction in
the carryover thus giving hope for
further Improvement. Enactment
Of quotas for the 1904 crop will ef.
feet a better balance between sup
ply and consumption and unless
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-11

the apparent fact that It Is not mere
private enterprise, but actual license,
with which low-rent public housing
competes-license to furnish indie
cent and %insanitary rental housing
which certainly contributes as great
ly as does il.iteracy to moral de-
pravity.
That public housing has been and
continues to be the subject of wide
spread and sometimes heated public
discussion in Wilmington is only
natural. 1t is a bold attempt to
change the economic law which con-
dennis a great portion of our popu-
lation to lives of squalor and fifth.
present projects in Wilmington
will revolutionize the lives of some
five per cent Of the population. No
program having so vital an effect
upon SO many people in a commun-
ity can fail to arouse keen public
interest, and it is gratifying that
our gaze is being SO focused upon a
sore spot in our economic life.
For the problem of slums can be
solved, and in a great and prosper
GUS nation, endowed alike with the
richest resources and the most en-
terprising people in The world h.;
ever known, it will be solved.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-11
BURGLAR TRAP FANS

FORT WAYNE, I-t-9-
lars who broke into t.e
and Milling Company ocs =.
tear gas INTENDED 70 c.
property. but il d.c.: -
cry. They opened
stood By while the ro,- ,,.l
Then they blew the safe al -.
with $500 to $500. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-11

the price Of raw ns,.-.
10 point where zuts.rte.
pro-s a hs@-:1y genera ~
should ensue. Win al '-
a gradual return =
mercial customs seen. W.
with an increase ty--~A Icy
terest. an ..
so The only BIZ: On Al ::.s-.
This and this z.5-e -
say to use cauc:on J..
the future. So long g u
can remain aloo. 70 <--a-y
in the textile world Should
on a sound and er5.--g
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

WANTED-LIYestoc and poultry
Van Leuven CIR 8643. Rt 4, Bx 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

YOUNG WOMAN wants work by day
or hour Main R9Ig
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Son Replaces Fother
In Flute Choir

ST. LOUIS-After Al years
with the 81. Louis symphony or
chestra. John r. kiburz will be
missing from the flute choir this
season. His place will be occupied,
however, by his son. John F. XII
burz. jr.. who was tutored by the
father. The younger kiburz repre-
sents the fourth generation of
the family to play the flute pro-
fsssionally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Miscellaneous for Rent
Furniture Wanted

GREENFIELD'S will pay cash
for your furn. or sell on COM
mission. Main GIL. I'll Brdwy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Data supplied by T. s. Weather
suresu. Department OF commerce).
washingtons forecast - Cloudy
Friday night and Saturday: gen.
ersl rains in the west portion and
scattered rains in the east portion:
SHOWS In the mountains: moderaf.
Temperatures; moderate 10 fresh
wind. backing 10 south off the
coast. fresh southwest wind over
inland waters Of the state Friday
decreasing to southeast Friday
night and increasing Saturday.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at 8 a m. Friday.
so inch; since Nov. /. AS inches.
shortage Of It's inches: since
Jan. /, 3224 inches. a shortage OF
la inches.
Wind At s a. m. Friday south
west Il m. p. h.: barometer at
7e.a5 and rising o3.
Sun rises at 7:34 a. m. Saturday
and sets at 423 .. m.
-Tacoma's weather on Nov. 20.
1889 - Cloudy. 80 inch of rain,
maximum temperature SIS degrees
and minimum IS. Highest wind
velocity 20 m. p. h. from the south.
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FIVE ACRES. gooo soil. Collins dis
trict, cheap. Jack Clark. Route 3.
Box SIC. Tacoma
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lOST7 Don't Despair.
Try q Lost I'D
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LOANS on furniture and cars. North
ern Finance Co. 2l2o Pac MA SsT2
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Phon. Want Al. To Main sla
Miscellaneous for Sale


Enc wood oircu.a-o- 1855
laree size wood e0o
coal circUIafor. Ike
new ....... Iq.q5
Al cast wood heaters AS
Paraoon heater - SIS
Eld1doe sew. machine 80
Used @. {. electric re-
frigeroto- IN perfect
mechanical condition 1850
CrosIey SheIvador re-
friaerator $3.50. 47.50
Al white slightly used
Easy washer with
pump . ASS
Oil burning range, used
as demonstrated. was
} Iq.G5, nov ... % p
SLIGHTLY used Spark oil
heater ......... $500
New lq40 @. {. floor sample
refriqerators at bio re
reductions.
OVERlAND'S
1880 Commerce ST.
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TWO horses. four and five years.
single or double 72nd and Port
land ave z J Rody
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New FIRST Pull Last
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Dec. - Dec Dec. 4 Dec. n
Data supplied BY Z. s weathe
bureau. Department OF Commerce).
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CALL GA SOFA FOR BULL O. boar
service. also Billy goats for service.
Prompt delivery. A SCHWERZLER-
B4th and Waller road
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HENS PULLETs AND r. Frs
pODsfaS.s 4onl No 18th Pr 2so4
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FOR SALE-Young boar. biz heifer.
= mile east o. Joe s Tavern. Span
away John Marina
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Farmers Column

CAEA No. truck load. 40
~ ~ y ton. ton lots SIS
Every bale guaranteed. ca 1884.
i1F3 50 s5fh
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GENTLE 4-year gelding poney. riding
or light work Price S35. Katie
Pence. phone 1857. 1902 Fifth ST.
s W Puvallup.
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BULL and boar service. tested al so.
prompt delivery 20 your place. small
extra charge W Anderson. Ma 1871
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FRESH JERSEY and Guernsey cows.
Easy payments Miller. Route No
3 Box 75a. Collins Road
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Poultry and Supplies

WE DELIVER O. 4406
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WANTED-Old horses and COWS for
fox feed will paw phone calls.
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Situations Wanted, Female

DEPENDABLE. experienced. general
housekeeper. "a. adults preferred.
s3o-s35 Proctor 6Tt4
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Pets. DOGS, Birds, etc.

HEALTHY PUPPIES. al up. Pc
Supply. 74e PACIFIC. Main 1871
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PROFESSIONAL edtRns and
novelty acts wanted at once for
immediate placement. Entertainers
headquarters. sic Bernioe Rldg.
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GOOD saleslady wants work in store
for holidays. Jewelry preferred.
Main 1913.
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ONLY Sq75

STEILACOOM - Marine view. tract
lO0N65o level lights and water
available. A site youu never want
10 leave Price $3.50 easy terms.
Iesse O. Thomas Co. 7le Pacific ave,
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NEWLY decorated four rooms. oath.
coubie garage. Kay bus i7I7 50.
OzkeE
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INCOME. SIS. Three lots SpanaWay.
81 $50 S325 down. consider car.
Write W. Tacoma Times
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WOMAN wants hour work. soc and
carfare Main 6SSS