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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Greenleaf Has
Billiard Lead
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Green

PHILADELPHIA Ralph Green
leaf, Chioago's 17-time champion.
held first place In the current
worlds pocket billiard tournament
today after scoring his fifth VIC
tory at the expense Of Joe Procita,
New York.
Greenleaf took the lead by
downing Procita, 125-100, In
IL innings. ending with an un-
finished run of IS. Onofirio
Lauri, Brooklyn, defeated VIII
lie Mosconi, Philadelphia. the
defending champion, 125-114
IN 81 frames.
In other matches, Art Garfield.
Syracuse, n. Y, downed Dan
Tozer, Decatur. Ill. 1854, Erwin
Rudolph, Cleveland. tripped Harry
Baker, Los Angeles, 125-45, and
George Kelly, Philadelphia, de-
feated Irving Crane, Livonis, N.
Y, 1857.
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LACE y Convinced that II
Cheney Savages could do it, 90
can they. the St Martins Rangers
started drilling for their coming
encounter with the Central Wash
ington Wildcats in Ellensburg
Saturday, November l, in a non
conference game.
The Rangers base their assump-
ton on the fact that they held
PIC TO one touchdown while the
Lutes romped all over Cheney,
beating the Ssvages 30. Cheney
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Phelan Plans
Second Sirinq

SEATTLE-The University Of
Washington probably viii start
its second and third strings against
Montana Saturday. Coach Jimmy
Phelan said rs ne drilled the
Huskies in passing and kicking
two departments in which they
appeared woefully weak against
Stanford. Bob Friedman. tackle.
probably will be out of action for
two weeks with = leg injury.
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EUGENE, ora. - Coach Tex
Oliver told his Oregon squad to-
day Il had already played its
Rose bowl game" and advised
eoucentratine on fundamentals
Tackle I'd Noshofsky was out
with . leg injury. only casualty
Of the UCI4A dehacle.
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Harry CraYson's Scoreboard
FITZ PAYS PRICE OF GOOD FIELDING PITCHER;
FAT FREDDIE HAS BEEN HIT EVERYWHERE, BUT
HAS HAD SMALL SHARE OF WAITS HARD LUCK

NEW YORK-Fred Lands Fitz-
simmons paid the price for being
the best fielding pitcher in base
ball.
Few pitchers have been able to
field like Fat Freddie. He really
was a fifth infielder.
Though he never before was
literally knocked from the box,
as he was by Marius Russo S
liner to his left kneecap in the
seventh inning of the third world
series game, Fitzsimmons has
been hit everywhere by balls
rifled back at HMM the throat
on the wrist, all over.
Because good old Fitz met
with IN fortune In world
series for the third time,
much WA said and written
about hard luck trailing him
like q faithful hound.
Nothing could he farther
from the truth. Fitz has. as
matter of fact. been one Of
the more fortunts baseball
people.
Fitz stepped from the American
association to the affluent New
York Giants and remained there
for II years broke into two
world series with them.
Then. when Bill Terry felt he
was washed up, Fitz was snapped
10 a Brooklyn club that definitely
was on the rise.
Pitched in spots. last season
he bagged is games while losing
no more than two. He won six
while losing only one at the age
of 40 this trip. after being re-
tarded by an arm injury.
Fitz hasn't had any small
amount of the tough luck experi-
enced by his illustrious teammste
Whitlow Wyatt. who was all over
the map before he got anywhere
in particular.
Pitching to Babe Ruth for De-
troit during the tail end OF 1891
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NEW YORK - without the
aid Of mirrors and with nothing
up my sleeve except a copy Of
all the scores for the season,
shall now proceed to explode
the theory that Minnesota IL
the nations leading football
team.
Minnesota IL not even among
the first 10 teams and III thank
you not to mention that the
Gophers are indicated and have
scored % points TO their op-
ponents' II. That has nothing
to do with the matter. There
are plenty Of teams that are
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of the nations top drivers.
No Chances

Los ANGELES-Coach Babe
Horrell took no chances OF a let
down after an upset victory over
Oregon Saturday and sent the
UCLA squad through a spirited
workout today in preparation for
California. Three Bruins were on
the injured list and will not see
action this week. They are End
Bob Simpson. who may Dc out for
the season with q shoulder injury,
Tackle Stu Mckenzie and Half
back Dean Strawn.
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Yep. the Poor
Gopher Means
He's in Bad Shape
For Northwestern

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] never saw more wonderful
blocking or fiercer tackIinR
than ] saw In this game.
The occasion for writing
this In to tell you ] felt as If
] were hack In Tacoma he
cause eight Of the 81 players
listed on the Washington
State roster are from this
city ~ the attached clipping
which ! took from the PAM
phlet win show.
An q eur TAcoma boys
certainly did show well. With
out In the least dimming the
lights Of any Of the boys !
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Peter Corners, football ploy-
er at 0onzoeo university, Spo-
kone, hos reached the u. S.
circuit court of appeals in his
fight for droft deferment until
he's through with football.
Corners, who wonts TO con-
tinue with football so that he
con pIoy professionally otter
graduation, won on Injunction
oooinst his droft board in the
u. s. district court Of Montono.
The board appealed the cose
and it's now appearing before
the court Of oppeols in Son
Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

UNIVERSITY, Miss. - Junie
Hovious, Mississippi hslfbsok. led
the nation last season IN return
ing punts. He returned 80 for
4es yards.
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bayhoo
much anything
Until day prepared for between games
dish
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Ny Dear Elliott:
lpifh ELLIOTT METCALF

Ny Dear Elliott:
just returned from Pullman where | spent the week
ed with Bill the occasion being what is called Dads
Day, which the college students put each year.
saw the football game between W. s. C. and O. s. c.
and rs You probably know, IL slam, bang game
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New Records
Are Considered
DATE PALM BEACH. G,

DATE PALM BEACH, CAL
Thirteen new worlds records were
presented for confirmation today
to the National Outboard associa-
ton and the American Power Boat
association following conclusion
Of the third annual desert sweep.
stakes regatta at this Salton sea
resort.
Frank Vincent of Tulsa,
Okla. established the only
two outb board hydroplane
marks and was awarded the
Fillinger trophy for outstand-
ing performance among some
of the nations top drivers.
In a class B hydroplane race
vincents $1,000 m. p. h. broke q
former record of 566eA made al
Port Mercer, n. J., by Fred JacobS
Jr., last May. In the class A
hydroplane finals. Vincent made
47.344 m. p. h. to better marx
of 46.560 made by Thomas Cooper
at Lakeland, Fla, In March.
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was Impressed with the playing Of Beckman Sewe Hemel
md Londoa.
The first two old hands at the and always
turn from them, but Londos understand
IT, paying his first the varsity, and how that boy,
with his head down. broke through the o. s. C. line
esuoa You know he only weighs 206 pounds and stands
feet l inch in height.
This hoy. Giske. n also a II thrill 10
The performance of Sewe going the line for
the lone touchdown Of the game and then holding the ball
fer Joe Beckman who converted.
With personal regards, l am yours truly
A. O. BURMEISTER
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Hint II the Truth. Agnes? -.


This thing they call football has become mania from
The tip Of Maine to the deepest souhery point Of California
And from there the land In every direction.
ID the overemphasized, overdone Of all sports.
And the press has played its generous hand in making
this possible, has been the Good Samaritan that laid the
foundation originally and added block by block until the sport
towers to silly, unreasonable heights.
picture this pick Sunday
the lead and then follow to the
sports Jump" story continues
the principal game and other games
find stories by feature writers by specialists yarns
angles the socaed human interest
yarns
the spectacle. which what In
hasically covered every conceivable angle
product the statistical marvels
amazing what did,
scohed and punters achieved the two
hours Of actual play
the who
them can't explain
costly
normally high swings the far
balyhoo
countless
fandom high and through
long
Saturdays week there balyhoo baoney
public could find the Of the
Carstens. Swift and Armour packing plants.
Uaswa nAx,a 0,,p ChSvpA
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percentage Of the grid stars have chance to
win = diploma. They wouldn't know II they ii in
display window with explanatory sign.
They gained their uniforms largely because of their tre
msndous hack muscle and when their playing time limit has
expired they suddenly decide continue in classes
rea6xng doubt that their string of Cs will
they their full mental effort into the the
text books.
other they can't make the grade
Not Ill the mind Just percentage Some
flight
their
would highly interesting officially
the actually diplomas
highly improved
Yes
graduate managers
tell you
to
thsss tousands Of others who
~ crscters the
Maybe they their
rolling Of apt,
ha,nng rolling Bushman heayes
bsomersag.
Now there certainly place this
definite But the press generous hand
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Sure your old neighbor has manufactured this baloney
and whaced It up in choice slices For many many years
He undoubtedly will continue to do along with the
But that still does not alter the fact that the bunkerno
read between the Saturdays Of each week Ia 9944o
sweet nothings.
About the only actura presented those the actual
gamsa
embelshed attractive word
clothes Very through the blur
ring the lines
imagine John L. eyebrows the
national pdcamen political Vaccinations
Of tn 1ns" nothing
Vast roll the hundreds college
Fat salaries their assistants graduate
and other until they thousands dollars
Some obtain tuition
ecs their they love the but the
hds begins should be his rghtful
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-07
Iunjor Auxiliary
Officers Elected

rtc Junior American Legion had
'-..,'rIv meeting on November 6
-. ,E, Legion nut. Officers for this
- 9..c elected as follows. Ann
S,arhey president; Ann Tlppett,
dent. Ann Elizabeth Hath
eaa. cerctaIy. and Annice Mitchell,
.ras-,,.. \ short program followed
o. election ef officers, and then de.
fsttt.I refreshments were served by
IN Newell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

DO Up ON AUTO. FURNrTURE.
PIANO. ETC QUICK. HELPFUL.
SERVICE SEE W N DOUB no
RUST BLDG
LOANS On furniture and cars. Nor-h-
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Salary and ChatteI Loans

AUTO LOANS / REFINANCING
Quick Service - Low Rates
c. w. REID MOTOR CO.
702 Broadway Main 1892
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Two Youths Hurt
In Auto Accident

An automobile accident at 1901
South Tacoma way Tuesday at
$3.50 p. m. hospitalized Lester Som
mersel. 20. of 5033 South Tacoma
way, and Fred Church, 10, of 5O02
SO. Puget Sound ave.
Both were taken by police am
bulance to Northern Pacific hos
pital. where they were being
treated Wednesday. Sommersel
sustained a severely bruised upper
right arm, and Church received N
broken left arm and abrasions and
decorations about the face and ON
the right knee.
Police reported that Somerset,
driving east ON South Tacoma way.
applied his brakes and that they
locked suddenly, overturning the
machine.
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a4EA&T37EIl
Two Ships Here. Three Due Thursday;
Interest Awoiting Big Trdining Ship

While two coasting steamers
Wednesday continued cargo chores
commenced earlier in the week,
arrival of three other vessels Is
slated for Thursday.
Top OF the due list IL the Amer
lean Sailor, big white steamer on
her maiden voyage as a training
ship OF the u. S. Maritime com
mission. Aboard the converted
vessel is crew of 30 coast guards
men and some 240 apprentice
merchant seamen. The vessel will
be open for public inspection on
Friday.
Slated for arrival at the same
time is the familiar Coast Banker,
making her final call here for an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
City 10 Pay Part
OF DAMAGES Claimed

An echo of the Broadway re-
surfacing project of a year ago
reached the city council-and the
city treasury Wednesday as the
councilmen voted 10 pay part of
damages suffered by the Knights
Of Pythias building. at s24-g26
Broadway.
In the progress OF the paving
job an outlet of the downspout
from the building WAS plugged
with concrete by workmen who
thought they were filling In around
n water shut-off. As u result OF
the plugging water couldn't get to
the street and had To back up on
the roof of the building.
1t seepeG through, doing damage
estimated originally at x624.25.
That was compromised at s54s.45
and the city and contractor each
agreed tentatively To pay half.
The city will split the burden
again. water department paying u
fourth and works department the
same.
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Following Is list Of scheduled
Townsend club meetings..
Thursday: Fircrest club No. 10
at the church: Hawthorne auxil-
larry. 1880 n. IN. at 2610 Ia. c st;
Sumner auxiliary at 1880 II. m. in
Sumner: Harmony No. 80, h. OF
G. Hall. 9th ave.
Friday: All-City No. 81, Mae
eabee hall. regular meeting and
cards; Fern Hill No. 4, SD and
Yakima: South Summit club No.
IS. Community hall, regular meet
ing; South Tacoma No. s, Manitou
hall, regular meeting and dance.
saturday: Faw cett Avenue
club No. 10. Carpenters hall. regu-
lar meeting, followed by dance.
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Cash Loans

Cash Choose Your Mthly. Pymt.
Loan 6 Mos. u Mos. is Mos.
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Lost and Found
Transportation

oST-qLASSEs advertised without
l onsEse Call Casncll Optical Co
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indefinite period of charter service
to the Orient.
The intercoastar steamer Her
man F. Wilton is also slated for
arrival Friday, calling 10 discharge
q consignment OF bulk sulphur
from the gulf.
!. Meanwhile. the steamers Lurline
Burns and Mount Baker neared
completion OF their continued
cargo work.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels In Port: Lurline Burns.
Port Piers; Mount Baker, Def
ance mill.
Vessels Due: American Sailor,
Mccormick; Coast Banker. Shat
fer No. 2; Herman r. Wilton,
Shaffer No. /.
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Market Prices Unchanged,
Wholesale Dealers Report

Trading along local market
fronts was being conducted Wed
nesdsy at previously quoted prices,
dealers announced.
Eggs, advanced Tuesday, held a
top OF AZ cents per doz., and
ranged downward to rs cents per
doz. Flour also held previous quo
tations. which ranged from $500
to ss,05 per 1876 lbs, products of
all mills inclusive.
Tokay, Concords. Zinfsndel and
seedless grapes were popular on
the fruit lanes. Prices ranged from
81 to sl.40 per crate.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
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Identification Cords
For City Light Men

Pubulic Utilities Commissioner
II. ID. oNeill WAS displaying in
city council meeting Wednesday
new identification cards which will
be used by his employees hence
forth at the request Of the federal
power commission.
The cards will serve principally
to identity linemen and other elec-
trical workers Of his department
who must enter the citys many
defense industry plants ON the tide
flats TO do their work. O'Neills
staff photographer Was preparing
the cards.
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P. O. Receipts Jump
II Pct. in Tocomu

racomas postal receipts showed
Q gain Of S22 POLO or 41.66 per
cent last month over September,
1910. Postmaster George p. FISH
burne reported Wednesday. Re-
ceipts last month were s75.4ss.15
~ compared to S53.2s7ll In
September. 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
SENTENCES DRIVER

George ". Peterson. AZ. Of $3.50
South Tacoma way. pleaded guilty
10 drunken driving before Police
Judge W A. Richmond Wednes-
day. he was fined sloO and costs,
sentenced 10 81 days IN jail, aud
his drivers license was revoked.
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U. S. Army Forces
Now in Iceland

kEYkJAVIk, Iceland-Authori-
ties permitted disclosure wednes-
day that regular United States
army forces have arrived in Ice
land to augment the United States
marines who comprised the first
forces in the American garrison.
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Lions Club to Heur
Tolk on New Tuxes

New Taxes and the Revenue
Act Of 1s4l" will be the subject
of Clark Squire. collector of In
ternal revenue. when he speaks
Thursday noon at the meeting of
the Lions club at Hotel Winthrop.
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spRAINs ANKLE In FALL

Marie Pratt, rs, of the F'lorenee
apartments. was taken to Tacoma
General hospital for treatment Of
sprained ankle Wednesday
morning after she fell at It'll and
ST. Helens ave.
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Masonic * Notice.
Funeral Directors

So Years in Tacoma
MEIIINGER FUNERAL SERVICE
$40 Tacoma Avenue Broadway 1868
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Male Help Wanted
WANTED

WANTED-Young single men with
automobile for steady work IS com
mercial reporter One or more
years college preferred. but must
be hlgh school graduate. Write
Rs Tacoma Times
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WOOD HEATER. Eood condition, "a.
Garland 1898. evenings.
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view first Pun Last
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
VI. ~ oet. II Oct. Oct. 10
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RUNS INTO LOCOMOTIVES

Paul Schlesel. 40, of Route 2.
Box III, escaped injury Tuesday
night when he drove his auto into
a switch engine at 23d and Win
throp. His ear was damaged.
Percy Melville was the engineer
ON the n. =. locomotive.
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HAAHA run last
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Oct. 20 Oct ~ oct. 5 or. rs
data supplied by u. 8 Weather
bureau. Department OF Commerce.
Washington's forecast - Partly
cloudy Wednesday night and
Thursday. Little change In
temperature. Gentle westerly
winds off shore, and changeable
winds over inland waters of the
state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at s a. m. Wednes-
day. 90 inch. Since January 1.
1887 inches. a shortage of 4.37
inches.
Wind at s a. m. Wednesday.
southwest at 9 m. phi.
Barometer at 5000 and rising
.O3.
sun rises at $40 Thursday and
sets at 5.4s.
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TWO young men for sales work. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Apply al
once ll45 Broadway
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BURGLAR GETS RADIO

Someone broke into the Kelly
Furniture Go. store at 542s South
Tacoma way early Wednesday
morning and stole a portable radio.
X. ID. Kelly reported to police. En-
trance was gained by breaking a
pane of glass in the front door
and turning the lock from the in
side.
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WEDNESDAY
RANK TRANSACTIONS

SEATTLE - Wednesday: Clear
ings. Sl1.525. s96.02: balances. S4,-
7sl.21016; transactions. s2l. 24e,
10000
OkTLA> Wednesday
Clesrings. xs.sss. 33o.4i: balances.
s2.s5s ,ys7 ~.
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Selespeople. Agents

DISTRIBUTORS and salssmen want
"a 20 permanently represent Us.
- exclusive agents iu rouf terri
tor selling five established items
- restaurants fountains lunch
counters bars. auto concerns, etc.
You make 100 Der cent sic CAV
Is easy Your territory virgin. Writs
o. wire sure seat Products Co. So
PIN - san Francisco Calf
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Wednesday Trading in Stocks
Lighiesf Since August 18th

DOW JONES AVERAGES
"Wednesday
- 1pdustrisl> 12e.ss. mp eos.
% Railroads 1s.ss. off e.es.
Is Utilities Is..s. off col.
Is Stocks ss.es. off e.vz.
NEW Trading in stocks
Wednesday WAS the lightest since
Aug. 20 and prices were narrowly
irregular.
Enough leaders registered losses
to send the averages down slightly,
but many gains were made in the
remainder Of the list.
Universal Tobacco preferred rose
two points and gains OF a point
or more were noted in American
Airlines, J. !. Case. International
Business Machines and Union Pa
cific preferred.
steels. mercantile issues, oils
and electrical equipment were
mixed. Motors eased while small
gains and losses In utilities and
rails balanced.
wEDNsEDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Quotations courtesy Dean wiffer n
Co, Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchanee)
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEw NOkk-steady Nednes-
day. p. Al. cable rates on ma Or
enSies: England tpoundl a.
t.0Ss.: Canada tdollsr), O.ss : I;
Cuba (pesol. 0.se%; up 90 1-1o;
Mexico tpesol. .207o.
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Markets OF q Glunce

WEDNESDAY
Stocks: Irregular in quiet trad
ing
Bonds; Irregularly higher.
Curb stocks: Irregular.
Wheat: Unchanged 10 one-eighth
cent higher.
Corn: Up one-eighth To off one
half cent.
Cotton: Up as much a. $50 a
bale.
Silver: In New York. unchanged.
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with Times want
Ads. CATHERINE COPVARl. i2oe
South ksv. cali at The Tacoma
Times office for two free tickets 70
the Temple thester in-i Al
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You help yourself when YOU buy
II. \. Defense Bonds,
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Honesty Always Pevs

FINDERS of lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the loser. go TO The
Tacoma rimes office, BIB Mar
ket, where YOU will be pre-
scented with two guest tickets to
the Temple theatsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Instruction

FOR BARBER JOBS. Learn with pay
st Moiers College. 1915 Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Money TO Loan
Miscellaneous for Sale

FOR SALE-Dinette set. linoleum,
buffet and table. Reasonable. los
last Harrison
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

ELECTRIC heaters, new and used.
7nlh Pacific sve. CArlsnd Ilqs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
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