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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
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NOTICE

TRIcr of wATERBuRY, ss. PRO BATE COURT, Dec. sth, l942.
 ESTATE of DANIEL ID. CANA WAUGH, late of the town of Wa terbury, in said district. deceased. The Court of Probate for the Die frict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly hf- tested, within said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons inde beted to said estate are re- quested t0 make immediate pay ment to
 RAYMOND J. cAvANArGH.
 Administrator. lgg gouth Elm St. i2-9-3t
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LoST-"A" Gas Rationing Book No, F90670lB, on or about Dec. l, 1942, Natteo Giannini, Van Orman St., Oakville, Conn,
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SIS Special NOticss
Legal Notices
NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICT OF WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT, December 9th, 194s.
 ESTATE OF ABRAHAM MEN nEI.SOHN, late of the town of Wa terbury, in said district, deceased. Tho Court of Probate for the Dis. trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said es. tate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attest cd, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons in- dehted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 MARY MENDELSOHN,
 Administratrix, Address: S4i West Grove st., Water bury, Conn. lS-4-St
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WATR HiShlights

gsSo D. mS--"CAllferniA Mel. eliesa--Maxlne Gray headlines this weekly musical presentation.
 sslS D. ms-~CrestN Blanca Car nlvNFe = Comedian Jack earl heads thls gay AE.mlnute variety program featuring Che SS-plece or. chesera oe NEovtaM Gould, vocalists Jean Merrill and Brad Reynolds, and cuff ''Sharlle" Hall.
 llsSO ?. ms-"Salute To The States"--Alvine Rey's orchestra and the King sisters In a musical designed Co beeSt sales of war bonds.
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LOST - Knitting bag and sweater between Lounshury Ave. and sylvan Ave. Ciarlone, l9 Lounsbury Ave.
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ORDER OF NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ss. WATER BURY. December 9th. A. D. l942. UPON THE COMPLAINT of said FREELY HARDY ct al. praying for reasons therein set forth for a judgment quieting and clearing the title to certain property on the southerly side of Downes Street, in said Waterbury. known as Lot No. 259 on map of Fort Hill Park, made returnable before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County at Waterbury. to be held on the first Tuesday of January, 4. D. l943, II appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant has gone to parts unknown: therefore,
 ORDEDED. That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Evening Democrat, newspaper printed in said Waterbury, three days successiveiy, commencing on or before the l6th day of December, 4. D. i942, by some proper officer who. with h;s doings thereon in- dorsed, shall make due return.
 GEORGE II. FIREMAN.
 Clerk of the Superior Court for
 New Haven County at Waterbury. STATE of CONNECTICUT. NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ss., WATER BURY, Dec. 9th. i9i2
 The within and foregoing Is a true and attested Copy of the Original further Order of Notice in my hands for service.
 FRANK DesoMMA. f2-a-3t Constable.
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NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICT of WATERBURY,, ss. PRO BATE COURT, Dec. Eth, l942, ESTATE of SARAH CRANE BLAKESLEE aka. SARAH A. RLAKESLEE, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, de- ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement, Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, will be deharred a recovery, All persons indebted to said estate are re- uuested to make immediate payment to
 The CITIZENS & MANUFACTURERS
 NATIONAL BANK, Waterbury, Conn. Administrator.
 By THOMAS F. MOORE, l2-9-St Trust Officer.
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LiUe Stock
Eggs. Poultry. Supplies

BIG SALE--Of Chickens. lSc to 20c ID. 3 Broilers for $l. Il Union St Tel. 3-9086.
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New York Stations wEAF-eeO WoR-UO - wJZ-77O = wABC-sSe

woR--Sports, Stan Lomax MJZ-Col. Stoopnagle WABC-Amos n Andy s15-WEAF--News of the World woR-Confidentially Yours wABC-Harry James orch, 7;s0--WEAF--Al Roth's orch, WOR-''Go Get IL"
 WJz--"The Lone Ranger" WABC-"Easy Aces" 7:45-WEAF-H, V. kaltenborn WARC--"Mr. Keen" S;o0--WEAFN--"Adventures of Thln Man"
 woR--Cal Tinney
 wJZ--Earl Goodwin
 WABC-Nelson Eddy S;t5-WOR-Melo Lane wJZ-"Lpm and Abner" s;3o-wEAF-Tommy Dorsey's woR-"True Story The wJz-"Manha,tan at Mid
 night"
 wABC-"Dr. Christian" S;oo-wEAF-Eddie Cantor WOR-Gabriel Heater wJZ--Basin Street Chamber Music Society
 WABC-"Arkansas Travel
 CT" s:i5-woR-Jack Pearl 9;30-W EAF--"Mr, District Attor- ney
 wJZ-Spotlight Bands WABC-"Mayor of tn
 Town" S:45-WJZ-Gracie Fields, 9;Sh 0O-WEAF--kay kyser'S College of Musical Knowledge WOR--John R, Hughes WIZ Raymond U. Swing wABC-Great Moments in
 Music IO:I5-wOR-"Wax Museum" wJZ-Radio Forum 1o:3o-wOR-Paul Schubert wABC-"Man Behind the
 Gun" lO:45-woR--"Daddy and Rollo" wJZ-Music; Talk Il:o0-W George
 Putnam
 wOR-News, Charles Woods wJZ-News: Talk
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Situations Wanted-Women

ATTENTION w or king mothers. Babies cared for by day or week in private home run by experienced mother, licensed by State of Conn. 3-76T0.
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WATR PROGRAMS
 lSaA Kllarxclna

Ssl5-Shady Valley Folks AS00=Walter Compton, News AslS--At the Symphony 5s0O=SantN Claus Program esSO-=News 6sAS-Easy Ilstenin' esOo-Yankee News 6sl6--press Roundup Ssg0--prayors Music for Dining 6sS0-pleasuro and Profit esAS-Bohby Sherwood Orch, 7s00-Fulton Lewis, Jr, 7;l6--Phono Your Answer esS0--Callfornla Melodies Sseo=Cal Tinney
 S;lS-You Can't Do Business with
 Hitler
 SsS0-Treasury Star Parade SsAS-To Be Announced ss0O--Csabricl Heater SsiS--Carnival with Jack Pearl i0;N0~John B, Hughes lOslS-Art KUSsers Orch, lo;S0-News, Dances Orch, l0;AS--Eddy Towards Orch, News llls-Eat Brandwynne's Orch, llsS0--Danco Orch, l9s0e-Sign on,
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of the United States Army?
 S. The author of Americas most popular World War I song recently died. What was his name and what was the song?
 Auswars nm Raek Page
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NOTICE

FREELY HARDY and MAY HARDY, both of Waterbury, WALTER MICKIEWICZ and KIE- TRYN MICkIEWICZ. and ANNA MARCELLA, all formerly of Wa terbury, but now of parts un- known, and JOSE NJ. C. SILVA, of Waterbury.
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his Servtce recOfG '
 2. When was a private detective head of the in- teIlingence branch
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A LARGE-Selection of End Tables. Breakfast Sets. Baby Cribs. High Chairs. Play Yards. Lamps and
 Bedroom Furniture. Lowest Prices. The RADIO SHOP ie0 Grand St
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?. N. S:0N--wEAF-"Backstage Wife" MOR--Mutuat Matinee WJZ-Club Matinee
 WABC-News eiS--WEAF-""Stella Dallas" WABC-Raymond Scott e--wEAF-"f.orenzo Jones" WoR-Food Forum
 WABC--Dr. r. D. Wilson <45-wEAF-"Young widder
 Brown"
 wJZ-swing: Stories WABC-Off the Record k;Oo--WEAF--"When a Girl woR-sheelah Carter, News WJz-"The Sea Hound" WABc--"Are You 5i5-wEAF~~Portia Faces Life" WOR-John Gambling WJZ-'Hop Harrigan" wABC-"Mother and Dad" S;So-wEAF-"Just Plain Bin" WoR-"Superman"
 WIZ Jack Armstrong" WABC-Missus Goes shop a. -wEAF-"Front Page m, Farrell wOR-News; Music
 wJZ-"Capt. Midnight" WABC-Ben Bernie Show S:00-w Money Man WOR-Prayer; Uncle Don;
 Peter Donald
 WJZ--News; Sports
 WABC-Quincy Howe, News 6j5-W WEAF--News, George
 Putnam
 WJz-"Don winslow of the Navy"
 wABc-"Today at the Dun
 cans" O-wEAF-Sports, Bill Stern wOR--News, Frank Singiser WJZ--Korn Kobblers WABC-Frank Parker,
 Songs e:45-wEAF-"Let Fight" wOR-Here's Morgan WJH-LoweI Thomas WABC-The World Today 7;0e-WEAF-Fred Warnings orch.
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FOR SALE-Norge Parlor oil Heat CT. Excellent condition, half price. Call Naug. 5805.
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l940 DE SOTO { pr. Sedan, R. & H.
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC. 38 Willow St. Dial 3-2l24
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} WAR QUIZ

| If you saw an Army enlisted
 As man wearing two Of these stripes, what would you know about
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USED RADIOS BOUGHT & SOLD
 WILL PAY as high as SIS and up. AGE RADIO, 800 NO. MAIN. 3-i072
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1882 CHEVROLET, all good tires, ? snow tires, good heater, $50 cash. Tel 4-59ii.
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Merchandise
Household Articles
3s

GIFTS Coffee Tables, Lamps.
 Bars, Cellarettes. Hassocks ANITARV MATTRESS &
 FURNITURE co.
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MAPLE BEDROOM SET with spring and mattress. Never has been used. Reasonable. Tel. 4-7650.
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WE--Will sell furniture. rugs. stoves and other household goods at the lowest prices in town. Albert's Furniture Co. Waterbury.
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Automobiles
NetO Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale

i94l PLYMOUTH 4-DoOR SEDAN
 J. c. MOTORS, INC. l7 Willow St. Dial 3-2lSl
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lOSO--.WTIC---2SS

1VcV~-W 1AN-&cc F. N,
 S;00-Rackstage Wife A,lS--Stella Dallas asS0-f4orcnRo Jones Ss00--When n Girl Marries 4,4S-Young wlddcr Brown 5siS-portla Faces Life S;S0-Just Plain Bill SsAa--Erent Page Farrell e,O0-Eows eis-Prof, Andre Schenker ssS0--MuSical AppetiEers 6;4s-Lowcll Thomas ssOO-Fred Warnings orch, 7s5-Nows of the World 7;So-Come On and Dance 7saS-H. V. kaltenhorn SsOo--Adventures of the Thin Man S,S0-Tommy Dorsey S:Oe-Eddio Cantor s;SA-Mr, District Attorney l lO;OO-Kay Eyser's College of
 Musical Knowledge lisoo-Eews ilsl5-Three Suns Playhouse ls'0o-Sews A. Nj, is:OS-Paul Martins Music ls;Se-Ray Maee's Music lssSS-News
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l59O-WBRY-96

159O-WBRY-96 r. N, l;OO-CBS News l;lS-Raymond Scott and orch, ES0-CBS Program s:4s-Olga Coelho, Songs t;5s-Eews s;eO-'Are You a Genius" S.l5-Mo'her and Dad 5;SN-Suppertimers S:4S-Ben Bernie e:00--News 6:le-Sports e:is-Santa's Christmas Music 6:S0-News 6;IS-Thc World Today 7:o0-"You Cans Do Business witE
 Hitler" 7.ls-Harry James Orch, 7:s0-Conn. State Highway safety
 Program 7;Is-Interiude with the Masters S:OO-Nelson Eddy S:Se-"Dr. Christian" S.55-News: Cecil Brown S,Oo-"Arkansas Traveller" Se-"The Mayor of Our Town" i0 ,0N-Great Moments in Music lO:So-The Man Behind the Gun ll:O0-News Goodman Orch. ii:so-Guy Lombardo Orch. ls:OO-Sign off,
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PACKARD

PACKARD
 "A Safe Place To Buy" 1887 Dodge 2-Dr. Sedan 1886 STUDEBAKER HQR00 SEDAN--Special ....
 OPEN EVENINGS Packard Waterbury, Inc. 482 Watertown Ave. Dial 4-6i09
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9 Autos and Trucks For Sale
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4l Merchandise at the Stores
Miscellaneous For Sale

CHRISTMAS TREES = Wholesale:
 Norway, White and Blue Spruce. Concolor and Douglas Firs. Nursery grown, cut gresh. Telephone be- tween 8 and 5. Hartford 9-2373. Gardner's Nurseries, Rocky Hill, Ct.
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Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

FOR ALL KINDS of real estate. Call A. B. c. Realty O., 347 No. Main St. Telephone 4-7969.
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HAVING LOST my Passhook No. lSa77a. issued to me by The Citi. Hens & Mfgs. National Bank, I hereby make application for 0 new one. Michael 0Brien, 77 Eastwood Ave,
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Announcements
Lost and Found

HAVING LOST our Passbook No. lOl72eA, issued to us by The Wa. terhury Savings Bank. We hereby make application for a new one Helena or Michael Mahoney.
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IF Ton & Cab NOES AUTO PARTS Dial 4-612s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
Arrow Grill

OF all the eating places in and
around this city, non are more high
~ regarded by tlne more particular
individuals than the Arrow Grill is,
especially since Paul Craver took
over its management.
When you dine at the Arrow Grill,
whether it be for breakfast, lunch
or dinner, you may be sure that
whatever you order will be of the
very best quality. Then, too, the
atmosphere of the entire place will
meet with the approval of the most
exacting person.
The cleanliness and sanitary man
ner in which your food is handled
and prepared in their spotlessly
clean kitchen, is evidence that Mr..
Craver's earnest desire is to build
up and maintain business unriv-
allied in this section of the country.
Three things particularly out
standing at the Arrow Grill, are:
quality foods, moderate prices and
of course courteous friendly service
toward everyone.
So if you dine away from home oc-
casionally, then try the Arrow Grill,
If you are one that really appreci-
ates quality foods properly prepared
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
Paulsen's Cafe

PaulSen's Cafe. located on ~,
bia Avenue, is without du,l. yum uia'
the closest competitors to real ~ y. 9
cooked meals as can be founs -
where Their sandwiches and ,,.e,
are prepared in a spotleSslS . !.
Kitchen under the personal s,0,-
vision of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ ~,
sen and daughter, the manao... -. ].
this modern establishment Y
The management and tbo,,
have tried to meet the demsns s'au
the most discriminate diner y
serving only quality foods N ~
crate prices. 'a'
The MONDAY lunches and evsr,..
meals served at Paulsen's cate 1.
won for them an enviable reon,,
ton among those who demand 49,,
ity. N
The management persoanaI,v !.
spects all incoming fruits, yegetaSIs
and bakery goods, especially mar.
in order to insure their MANY ~
toners the very best at all times
When eating out, why not eat :,
PaulSen's Cafe, an eStablishm,0,
where quality, service and modens
prices always prevail; REGARDLESS 4
business or economic conditions
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
Mrs. Frank Lampson
Attends Shower in PascO

HIGHLANDS Mrs. Frank Lamp
son attended a shower last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Eddings in
Pasco, which was given In honor of
her neice, Miss Kathryn Wyatt.
whose marriage to Clifford Martell,
will take place Sunday, July 5th.
Miss Clara Belle Johns was an
overnight guest Tuesday night OF
Miss Joyce Peter on the South High
lands. ~ a.. e., - -
Harry Lee of Portland spent Sum
day with his mother, Mrs Frank
Peter and family.
Miss Thee 4.ampson and house
guest, Norma Berg of California,
were overnight guests Saturday eve
ming of Miss Yvonne Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Slaight and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Peterson Of Pasco
were Tuesday evening guests at the
F. L. Davis home. .. .......
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
Twin City Repair Shop

Since the early days of the auto
mobile, efficient automotive repair
ing has has laid the basis for the
success of the automotive industry.
Today, our garages render aid, as
sistance or service required by the
motorists. .,,'s...-' "
Ranking high among our leading
repair garages; is the Twin City
Repair Shop. 81. This. concern under
the able management OF John r.
Wooden, is a recognized leader. In
fact it is considered to be one of the
best equipped shops in for miles
around. Not only are they patron
lied by people of their immediate
community, but also by people who
live many miles away. !
When Mr.. Wooden undertakes a
repair job. he never rests satisfied
until each and every defect is elm
mated, and the car is running me-
chemically perfect again. So why
not take advantage of this highly
specialized service, and eliminate fu-
ture worries over poor mileage or a
sluggish motor. II
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Librarian of Jr. I'll. S.
In Medford Visits Here

HIGHLANDS-Mr. and Mrs. John
Ferguson are entertaining as house
guests, Mrs. Ferguson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. I. Serier of Portland and
her sister, Miss Edith Serier, who
is librarian of the Junior high
school in Medford, Oregon. The
Seriers expect soon to move into
their new home, which is nearing
completion in the Olmsted addition
in Kennewick.. !: s.ss5' e
Mrs. John ferguson and daugh-
ter, Joan, went to Portland last
week to drive her fathers Mr.. Ser
ier's, car to Kennewick. u, 49,, -. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Duncan of
KenneWick and daughter Of spo-
kane were Tuesday evening dinner
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Morrison. - - - >. - T.. 80
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Bill Gravenslund says that even
the guns, which come in all sizes
AIM to do better.
* .
with today's girl" AYERS Walter
Vetter, a man in her grip is a
man in the bag"
H.. o.. *. g " - 20 Co.
Charlie Knowles, says he knows a
certain ham which has never been
cured! ....
-M$%
zone thing different today" when
you see a War Bond ad on one side
of the page" AYERS Clarence Yedi-
ca, you don't see ads for new auto
mobiles on the reverse side"
THE modern girls idea Of dough"
believes A. T. Belair, sis something
to spend, not knead."
N%sK
1--WE only hope that the hens
around here" says Sam Weiggands,
gets the idea of everyone working
full force on Saturdays and Sun
days and holidays"
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PICK ED up
TOWN

Bill iGravensiund says it's just a
seasons throw from the wood pile
to the ice-box. ~. .,....... ,..
! -. 83+M.t'""'" 80
Eve can't predict the outcome of
the cherry crop" says Odin Staley,
.fbut we do know that onions viii
probably yield a couple of quarts
of tears to each acre"
- Ae*N.
THAT old car that used to be
named a rattle-trip," AYERS Carol
Pratt, sis now considered quite, a
buggy because its tires are in good
condition" -
M$M
1.-THE man who really knows him
self" remarks Leonard Mokler, "al-
ways knows where to make any re-
pairs when they are needed"
M*M
There might be a few fellows in
this fight" says Paul Richmond,
"who wear = a uniform only for
Strutting privileges.
X & TX
zone of the facts of life stressed
by a commencement speaker" signs
Elizabeth Lynn, was that life is a
fact and not just a theory"
M+M
Satsop Charley says he Is
two-thirds married he and the
minister are willing.
XXX
DEDICATED TO A CERTAIN
BACHELOR WHO is
MEX .
A gal I like s,.
Is Florence Rose;
Kisses only her friends
. : "a But has, no foes!
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READ coURER-REPoRTER AID
DurOcher Furniture

Furnish your home first, sit tells
what you are" is slogan that
should be remembered by every
family in America today.
Let the Durocher Furniture Store,
located at / Kennewick Avenue,
show you the many excellent living
room, dining room, bedroom suites
in their stock, and explain to you,
how you too can refrunish your
nome at a small cost Throughout
this store you will find a wide var
iety of choice furniture, floor COW
erings and large selection OF lamps
for every room in the home, and all
are priced so moderately that any
family can afford to refurnish their
home at huge savings. Volume buy
ing is one reason for such remark
able prices. ~.>.
It is the aim and purpose Of this
concern to place before the public
a complete line of quality furniture
that is properly built, properly
styled and properly priced. $3.50
In this review of leading business
firms, it is a pleasure to list the
|Durocher Furniture Store as being
an establishment that features
quality, service and lowest possible
prices, under the able management
of Mr.. G. Durocher.
In conjunction with the store Mr..
Durocher also operates the Com
mercial Hotel, which IS deliberately
furnished and air conditioned.
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READ coURIER-REPoRTER AID,
. DIR. III. C.lCurry
2. (Optometrist) So

Many people are today wishing
that they had been, fitted. with
glasses when they were younger;
many more who are now experience
ing eyesight trouble, wish that they
had consulted a specialist In this
line. DIR. II. g. Curry. optometrist,
with present offices at 319 First Ave-,
is qualified and capable of diagnos-
ing our readers eye troubles. He
makes a special study of the eye and
is thoroughly competent to fit you
with glasses, no matter what may be
wrong with your sight. 90. :.
DR.. Curry offers the latest scien-
tific service. He has in his office
the latest equipment for measuring
the exact status of each eye, and
when all this is recorded on the in
strlments, he knows best how to
translate it into glasses which will
give perfect satisfaction. There is
no guess work used to restore the
sight, but instead accurate and pre-
else methods of science.
I In this review, DIR. Curry is COM
plimented upon the high standing he
enjoys in the professional and bus
mess world, and it is pleasure to
refer every one to DR.. Curry who is
having eye trouble.
DR.. Curry expects to he in his own
new office, which will be at402 1st
Avenue sometime about July 9th or
7tln
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
Camp Ham,

Dear MIR. Reed:
For the past several weeks I have
been receiving the Kennewick pa
pr for which, to say the least. ] ann
very greatful. 1t is really pleasure
to read all the news from the old
home town every week.
I have been transferred from
Roberts to Camp Haan, California.
I am now in the anti aircraft artil-
lery, which is a branch Of the coast
artillery.
In the issue I received today was
the address of a friend I had lost
track of, so the paper is not only
news from home it is also means
of keeping track Of friends. else
where in the service.
Again I wish to thank you for
your kindness and thoughtfulness in
sending me the paper every week.
Sincerely yours,
II GERALD SHERRY
39173821, H.Q. Bly,, 413 Sep. Bn
Camp Ham, California.
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Highland Resiide lent C JAILED
To PendletOn Last Week

HIGHLANDS Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Grain and small son, were call
ed to Pendletons last week by the
death of MIR: Grains father. They
returned home Sunday. sz
Mrs. Buster Hess (Dale LeWis)
left Saturday might for California to
he near, her husband, who is still
stationed at Camp Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Morrison and
family were White Bluffs visitors
last Saturday. 4fls
Merle Russell of Benton City was
a guest on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peter.
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Final Midway Figures

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii-A final re-
port by Admiral Nimitz on the
sweeping victory Of the U. S. Navy
over the Japanese fleet off Midway
Island indicates loss by the Japs
of ten ships and 275 planes, includ-
ing 4 aircraft carriers, 2 heavy
cruisers, three destroyers and one
transport. 1t is believed that an
equal number We're damaged, some
to be out Of commission
for many months.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02

A soldier, back from Iceland says
that the sun shines % hours day
in the summer, that there are only
two trees on the island and the only
produce is fish and whale oil. The
temperature is 80 below in the win
ter. The wind reaches a velocity as
high as $50 miles an hour. Several
Russian ships came into port, me
said, and many of. them were man
ned exclusively by women sailors.
They even had women captains. The
Russian women, he said, make very
good sailors.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rollin B. Holden, Pastor

1890 Morning worship service
with Lords supper, communion,
meditation. Bible study 11:30 to
1915. - &s
500 Evening gospel service. Cos
pei message and music. .z-.., ,IgrE.@
7:45 Monday evening service at
Wallula church. rs..# :ass.s.sssg p.
800 Wednesday evening in the
church parlors, midweek service.
Study St. John with us. ~. fs.rzs
Secret Place" devotional book
lets for the quarter, are now avail
able for five cents per copy at the
church,. ~ 5.s77 -
Welcome in this house of God.