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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
7 Destroyers
Sent Down in
.RunniingFighf

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, April 16 (NS)
Two Italian destroyers were en-.
gagged and sunk by two fast-nov.
ing British destroyers in the
Mediterranean south of Sicily last
night, an official announcement
disclosed today.
Admiral Sir Andrew Cunning
ham, commander in chief of naval
operations in this theater, made
known the loss of these units OF
the carefully husbanded Italian
navy at a press conference here.
NO DETAILS GIVEN
Admiral Cunningham gave no
details of the running fight aside
from the bare announcement OF
the loss suffered by II Duce's navy
which had been expected to aid in
the evacuation of Marshal ROM
mers remnants from Tunisia.
The admiral took occasion, how.
ever. to emphasize that the sea-
borne supplies now reaching the
Allies we're coming to this theater
in very good" shape and that 10h
million tons of shipping already
have been received.
The overall figure of our convoy
losses were only pa per cent OF
the shipping entering this area.
including the port of Casablanca.
BLOCK EVACUATION
Admiral Cunningham promised
that any enemy attempt at a
second Dunkirk on the sandy
beaches of North Africa will be
blocked.
The British navy with the aid
of the American and British air
forces, Admiral Cunningham said.
is ready to cope with any at
tempted evacuation by the retreats
ing remnants of Marshal ROM
imers armies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
BACKS UP WARNINGS

The dispatch of the convoy 20
Wewak served 10 underline the
warnings from Macarthur. Prime
Minister Curtin, Gen. Sir Thomas
Blamey and Air Minister Drake
ford that Japan is massing 100000
men and a big air feet in the
2, 500-mile island fringe north Of
Australia for new invasion thrusts
in the Southwest Pacific
Reconnaissance planes sighted
the Japanese convoy approaching
Wewak. on the north coast Of New
Guinea 800 miles northwest of
Lac. yesterday and the first force
of heavy bombers. presumably
Flying Fortresses. attacked at
dusk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

AIcotroz Convict
CrowIs Back the
Way He Escaped

SAN FRANCISCO April 16 (UP)-Floyd C. Hamilton &c.
yeaod badman surrendered to sickness and hunger
today after hiding Aaraz Island for three days and
voluntarily climbed back into the federal prison from which he
escape Tuesday with three other desperadoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
HERE'S THE PROOF

The comparison is slightly mis-
leading in that the 1912 figures
include larger quantities of BRAN
dies. cordials and wine over Is
per cent alcohol OF the los. SS9
cases shipped 10 Detroit last
month 43,766 were beverages
other than whisky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
FACES JAIL AND FINE

Each OF the counts carries the
possibility of a five-year jail term
and $1,000 fine. with the excep-
ton of the perjury charge. This
can be punished by a two-year
sentence.
The Engine Works letter, &C
cording 10 the grand jury, was
signed by Patrick Lynch. The
Montreal manufacturer is now in
a Canadian prison for fraud in
handling a war subcontract. Will
kinS stated. Lynch is a well known
Canadian hockey fan.
The Walsh letter bore the sigma
ture of w. p. Cassidy, general
SUPERINTENDENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
HOW DISTRIBUTED

The stock went over the counter
in these directions:
. To SID licensees. who arc
druggists and grocers, 74,450
cases.
. To saloons. 69,9S9 cases.
. To the public through state
retail stores, 21.450 cases.
In making public this account
ing. Chairman Dunn admitted the
totals will be disputed by the
many thousands Of thirsty Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
The War Fronts
SPAIN - Madrid offers media
ton IL, r1reSay,t war (paUe

SPAIN - Madrid offers media
ton in present war. page II
MEDITERRANEAN British
sink two Italian destroyers in
running battle. page L.
TUNISIA - British recapture
height priced by Rommel, ad-
vance on Tunis. Page l..
RUSSIA-Soviets capture Axis
stronghold on Taman PENN
sula in northwest Caucasus,
repulse German attempts to
retake position. page 81
THE PACIFIC AREA - Allied
bombers smash at 6 remaining
vessels in 9-ship Jap convoy
seeking to reinforce Wewak
in New Guinea, after wreck
ing 3 Jap transports page u;
Australian Foreign Minister
Evatt asks more help for Aus
tralia. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
RAID 2,OOO-MILE ARC

BY midnight one S,000-ton cargo
ship was listing rapidly with a
heavy oil slick on the water, an
other S.000-tohner was sinking
slowly by the stern. and a third
vessel of 5000 tons was forced TO
the shore and beached.
I'VE are continuing the at
tack" MacArthur's communique
today said.
Other bombers made harasSing
attacks on enemy installations and
shipping along a 2,000-mile arc
north of Australia.
Airdromes were raided at Ra-
baul and Gasmata. New Britain,
and Lac New Guinea. and ship
ping was bombed in the Tanimbar
Islands.
Eleven iow-level bombing and
Strafng attacks were made on
Japanese positions in Buigap
Greek near Mubo. New Guinea,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Continued on Page Four
DIR. J. c. TOoLE. DENTIST, III

W. Lafayette, AT Mich, opp City
Hall. Hours 90. Tel. CA $3.50.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Weather

The sun will set - s.f4 D. m. today,
and rise tomorrow az 64s
The moon will rise ~ A.23 p. m. today.
and set tomorrow a. ) 40 a N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
j. ). |ndiCts
as
Draft Dodger

Jimmy Orlando. Red Wings ie-
Tense star. faxed a long record as
machinist as well as claiming a
nonexistent milling operators job
in an effort 10 escape the
draft. a five-count federal indi t.
ment charged today.
Orlando'S alleged pretense 10
being an experienced mechanic was
disclosed for the first time by the
indictment. The evidence was pre-
sented 10 the grand jury by u. ).
Atty. Lehr and his assistant, Ken
meth wilkins.
CHARGE PHONY LETTERS
Phony letters 10 draft board No.
80. the bill declares. described Or
lando as. having worked in 1934-36
at the Engine Works and Trading.
Ltd, and during 1868 at the
w F. Walsh, Ltd, both of Mont
real
The Indictment declares Orlando
was never employed by these firms.
Two counts of the indictments,
the longest yet returned in draft
case here. are based on these let
terS. The other counts cover false
statements in connection with Or
lando's job at the Lincoln Tool and
Die Co. 5221 Trumbull. In one
no ic CbarCpd with r,priiiTy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Liquor Flow Gains
Despite Bare Shelves
BY FRANK NORRIS

Although the shelves Of all liquor
stores and druggists are practl-
cally bare, the State Liquor Con-
troll Commission released figures
today showing that l65.SS9 cases
were distributed through the De-
troit warehouses during March.
This total is 1927 more than
in February and 36.759 more than
in January
II exceeds by 10000 cases the
average shipment in the normal
years prior to 1912
QUART FER CAPITA
II divided on a population basis,
the total would mean one quart
for every man. woman and child
in the metropolitan area.
Yet long lines of unhappy Gus
, toners form daily at every liquor
store, and saloon keepers are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
~ MATHEMATICIAN News Photos

screaming that they are being
forced out OF business because
they cannot get sufficient stocks.
A year ago there was no short
age of liquor in Detroit Compared
TO that wet period. the casual OBJ
server would contend that the
1912 supply has been cut at least
30 per cent.
HERE'S THE PROOF
Yet here are the Detroit figures
produced by Liquor Commission
Chairman r. Glen Dunn:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
FORECAST

C. NJ. MACARTHUR, DENTIST
III Griswold. Over KinserG
Hours. go. Sundays. 10-l2.-Adv.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

anridten, itatt cine einfahe @ntidei.
oung bes geiinoen Wenidenberitan-
bes 81, faIen." Ser 4rtifel beiBt .Die
Bldnemaber" uno fabrt folgenoer.
maBen fort: User fennt nidt oiefe
Bldnemader2 Man finbet iie iiberan,
i'm glutobus, in ben @alttpirti6aften,
in Brinattpobnungen, in 2doen un0
8iiros. Dieie tpoblsendbrten 8iirofra-
ten geben iibrigens ielten 5l SUB; iie
5ieben es bor, 5lt fabren. sic er5el1-
gen cine entlebli6e gertpirrung nit
ibren Baragrapben. sic erreiden oa-
nit einfad, eine gr0Bere Diitan5 5ui-
iden iid uno Dem 5u idaffen, mas
friiber Ser Mob, fpdter bie Maiie ge=
nannt tpurbe, tpas aber in @irfli6feit
oas 0olf lit. gs miro bebal1ptet, oaB
bie Moral bes golfes i9le6t lei.
@enn mir naber 5uieben, tperoen mir
balo Sic uriade oafiir entoeden: 8iele
Barteibeante graben lieber irgeno=
tpelde alte 8eroronungen aus, itatt
Sen fragli6en San na6 ben Brin5i-
pien oes eeiun6en Observation-Disclosures
511 enti9eioen. Selbltberitdnbli9 n1ub
Oronung berriden, Dor aaem in
4riegsaeiten; biele berl6an5en it6
ober au5ulebr binter Sen 9rabt5aun
bes observation-disclosures"
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1tupolitiidie 8eitlanfte
(iSortIetuttg bon Seife II

(SortteButg BON Se1fe ~
Der @ouperneur Der Batifanitaot, bia
2if5abon in BEN Ser. 5taaten einge'
troffen iit. Ser 3tped Der &eiie tpur-
be nidt befanntgegeben, bod rednet
man nit Der Babrideinlidfeit, bob
er iiber bic Mbii9t, Hom s,t elmer Of
fenen Sta6t au erfldren, perbanoeln
ion. ct tpar i'm Oftober 1941 in oen
Der. Staaten, Inn 8orrdte fiir Die
Betpobner Ser 8atitanitabt 5l1 faufen.
gad elmer Meloung aus Ser Sdtpei5
lit es ni6t ausgei6loiien, boB Gale
asai Dem Brdftbenten 9tooiepelt cine
8otidaft bes Papites iiberretden
miro.
@aIea55i gilt aIs elmer Ser einflub-
rei6lten 8erater bes Yapltes, 11no iei-
ne gfeiie biirfte nit Der inteniiben
SGtigfeit oes 8atifans in engem 3u=
fammenbane iteben.
* X X
Cine 3eitung 6es Dritten &eibes
idrieb Dor fur5en: ,,@enn es 1pabr
it, oaB oie Moral oes beutiden SOL
fes idledt lit, 10 muB feltgeltent tper-
oen, bab einen groBen Sell Ser S6ulo
oaran bie Observation-Disclosures 8ii-
rofraten tragen, Die burd ibre Bara=
grapben cine idredlide Gerpirrung
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@ann III ber &ries 3nenbe?
(sSortiebung bon Seite 81

(Sort1eBung Do1 lSeue ~
golfer bon ben milit6riiden greignii-
ien beitin1n1t tperbe.
Gin fiibrenoer portusieiiider st.
porteur, Mlbaro 2acerba, iagte mort.
lid: sd claude, Dob Der &ries gnoe
ndditen Monats (gemeis.- 1T gnoe
September) beenoet fein peroe. SD
glaubte oaran aud Dor Dem Stur5
Muiiolinis. Meine Greun6e glauben,
oaB oieie Dropbe5eiung ldherlid lei,
|aber oieier Mnfibt tparen ite aud, als
id oen San Granfreidbs genal. por-
ausIagte.'''
Gin f6tpeiaeriider Militdrfadmann
erflGrt, oie neuen gfieberlagen auf Si-
5ilien uno GuBlano ieien fiir oie seut-
ide @ebrnadt nod idmer5lider als
Die 8erluite bon Stalingrao i,no Eu-
mis-. Ser @erluft bon 60 italieniiben
Dibi iiionen made bie 8erteioigung Der
wSeitung gurppa" unm0gli9 uno er-
5tpinee oen Niid5ug auf eine innere
3itaoelle. Dieier Sadmann lit Der
Mniidt, oaB Der &rieg in 6ieiem Serbft
ooer @inter 5l1 @noe iein tperbe -
10 fagt er - ,,benn 4riege enoen iel'
ten inn Sriibling ooer Somner".
Ct oedt fib in ieiner Mnfidt iibri-
gems nit Dem fran50iti9en 9iploma-
ten Maurice 9eiean, Der lange 3eit
eriter 8otidaftsiefretar in Berlin
mar. SO. Deian, Der iest elmer Der
uidtigften Mdnner oes aubenfom.
nniiiariates 6es fran50itiiden &omitees
fir rationale 8efreiung lit, glaubt,
oab Deuti9lanb bor Dem gnbe 6ieies
Sabres um einen 8affenitiaitatto tper.
be bitten n1iiiien. Wa5tsDeutidlano,
|bas 11ur bur9 einen rngebeuren BLUFF
5uiammengebalten ueroe, miro auf
alien Setten gleidaeitig Niiie gu aei-
gen beginnen. Deiean tit Ser Mnitdt
oab Die oeutiden Generdle Sitler lno
Die Na5i baponiagen uno eine 8ibil.
regierung einieBen tperoen.
gu bielen Mnitbten Stellung neb.
men, bieBe, it6 ielbit auf bas @ebiet
ser 8ropbe5ei1ng 81, begeben, bod
fann man inrnerbin iagen, baB bas
8orausieben ser forunenoen Dinge IN
oieiem 3eitpunft nidt mebr all5u
li9per falt. @as Deutiblano nod
unternebnen fann, iino &udaugsge-
fe9te nit unauldngli6en Mitteln.
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@uflaubs MiTion in Der 3nfnnft
(sSortIekung bon 5eite 81

(Sortfesung bon 5eite 81
len, benn mir ftiitten es nidt, aIs es
mantle, uno mir erboben es niht,
als es fiel, ionbern mir, Die mir nidt
fallen fonnten, tpeil mir feitiaben, mir
beobadteten idaoenfrob BEN oornigen
@eg l1nferes tpeitliden Bruoers. ="
y8abrlid - 10 fdloB Solotpieff
feline &eoe erlt nenn uns @ottes
Bort iiber aner ntenidIiden 8ernunft
l1nb Sein gfei9 iiber aIlen menidlts
den Sntereiien fteben miro, lit bie
8abn fret 81 elmer pirfli6en Ius.
i0bnung NIT nnieren biltoriiben
Seinben. -. @obl f0nnen mir bte
Seinoe nidt gum Srieoen atpinge1,
aber mir f0nnen bas quite geiIpiel
geben, ibr 8erbalten 5u uns 81 dn-
bern. 9oitoietpifi bergli6 einnnal in
elmer nnterbaltung &uBlano nit Dem
8eib aus Ser Mpofalppie, bas, bon Der
Sonne unlagert, ben ntdnnli9en
Sobn sebdren min: bas @eib lit Stub,
lano, unb Ser Sobn, SEN ite gebdren
ion, lit oas neue @ort, pel9es Stuff
lano Der 8elt iasen miro. Weag cine
iolde Musleeung ser gpofalppie
fali6 ooer ridtig fem, ieoenfans aber
erriet Doitoietpffi otes 5ufiinftige
@ort &uBlanos: es lit bas i'm 8unbe
init @ottes etpieer 8abrbeit uno
menidlider Sretbeit geiprodene 8ort
Ger geriobnung 5tpiiben bem Often
uno oem @eiten.
9ies lit &uBlan6s Wiilion, tpie ite
9oitoietpifi boridmebte, iein iio5iales
Soeal'; uno oeiien Sunoament: oie
iittli6e @ieoereeburt unb sic geiitige
Sat ni6t bes ein5elnen Weni6en, ion'
bern oes gan5en ruiiiiden 8olfes. :"
Cider lit bas ruiiil9e 8oIf I'M tief-
iten @runbe reIigios unb miro it6
6ober tpieoer @ott a1tpenoen, 1tadbem
neben 59uloigen au9 Millionen I'M
i6uloiger ibr 8lut bergoiien baben.
l1no Elm foldes bon Mdrtprerblut ge-
rabe5u uberitromtes 9feib tpare tuabr-
l19 am ebeiten befGbist, europa uie-
Der @ott 5u5ufiibren. Nad oem ents
iebliden Mergernis, oas es nit iei-
ner Gbriitenberfolgung unb @ottloiens
beipegung gegeben, pare es 5l1 min.
i6en, baB es nun aud Die anoere, Die
erbabene cole Miliion erfiillte. -
Social Suffice &ebietp.
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Spanien i'm Sabre 1865 geboren,
balf er I'M ipaniiden Seere, Die
Mauren aus Spanien bertreiben.
@r begleitete Columbus auf feiner
5tpeiten &eiie na9 Der Neuen Welt
inn Sabre 1893. gead orei Sabren
febrte er nod Spanien auriid 1nb
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unternabm ielbit IN 8egleitung
Mmerigo gespucci's cine Expedition
na9 Dem fernen @elten. Eroboem
er brei grpebitionen nnternabm,
batte er tpenig grfolg. gr itarb i'm
Sabre 1910. 5ein foitbariter Sdat,
ser i'm iiberan begIeitete, par Elm
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8ils i: Sieba's Mabunna; gilo
2: Sm &f nit feinbliden Sns
biauern; 8ilb 3: Oieba's Sdiff. -
giner Der 8egleiter 6es gbriitopb
Columbus, sic ben tpabren @lal1=
ben in ser Neuen @elt berbreiten
balfen, tpar stlonao Sc Oieba. Sssn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29

Muttergottesbilb, Dem er beionoern
Sdub in man9erlei @efabren ber-
banfte. Seinem Silfsperf fit Die
Wiiiionare beroanfen biele SSnbia-
ner Central uno Siioamerifas if
rem @lauber.-
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Befeqt @Mre 3ettnmg 1tt9t ab!

eber 2er oiier Sage bieeid ne @ebnune fur Dn
ne rban BAIT o es Sir ni mosd it, eet Denen Sabresbrag
aufnoen 10 ene nid a ionon pae rug big gu oen ras tell
ufe ooer bsaben ann aSir inoen Getne Stune ter
Nbbeenng beoe geru zines g aen renoes uno etnen
9haoen fir bic fotboiibe Rrefe.
D au ben v0bio Maienfreno" oe oas
sopbnm WIp erneer, ODER enen 2er euenoen an fol-
sensem Gornular:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-11-18

SUMMONS
In The Superior Court Of the State
of Washington in and for
Benton County =
Leah Draper, Plaintiff, VS..
William F. Draper, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
TO THE SAID WILLIAM F.
DRAPER: =
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the
first publication of this summons,
to-wit, within sixty days after
the 18th day of November, 1913,
and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff Leah Draper, and serve
a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorney for plaintiff
at his office below stated; and in
case of your failure SO to do, judy
ment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the
complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk of the above en-
titled court. This action is brought
to obtain a decree of absolute
divorce from you upon the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-11-18
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION OF
KENNEWICK IRRIGATION
DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that the
secretary of the Kennewick Irri-
cation District has delivered his
completed assessment roll to the
board of directors of the Kenne-
wick Irrigation District, where it
is now on file. Notice is further
given, that the board viii meet as
a board of equalization at 2 o'clock
on Tuesday, Dec. z, at their office
in the office of Harold G. Fyfe,
Agency, in Kennewick, Wash, for
the purpose of equalizing said as
sessment roll, and will determine
such objections as may come be-
fore them. The board viii con-
tinue its session from day to day
as may be necessary for period
of 10 days, exclusive Of Sundays.
Given by order Of the board this
4th day Of November, 1913. e. J.
Brand, secretary. 11:11-25
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Notice of the Equalization Of As
sessmenf Holl Of Columbia
IRRIGATION District

Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll of the Columbia
Irrigation District is now on file
in the office Of the Secretary and
Board of Directors at 10 Kenne-
wick Avenue, Kennewick, Wash
ington, and that the Board win
meet in their office on Monday,
Nov. %, 1943, at 2 pm, as a
Board of Equalization, for the
purpose of equalizing said assess
ment roll and at which time the
Board of Directors will hear and
determine such objections to said
roll as may come before them.
Given by order of the Board
of Directors this second day OF
November, 1943.
JEAN SPENCER,
Secretary.
11:4-11:18, 1913
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grounds Of desertion and noi-
support and have the property
set over to plaintiff:
d. w. TENT,
Attorney for plaintiff. p. o.
address and office, Pasco, Frank
lin County, Washington.
11:18-l2:26
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-11-18

In me superior Sourf OF me Std1S
Of Washington in and for
Benton County
No. 2ls3
I'm THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF NORMAN ANGLIN,
Deceased .,.a...
Notice 10 Creditors 10 File Claims
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Letters Of Administration on
the estate of Norman Anglin, de-
ceased, were granted to the under
signed on the. 9Th day Of Octobef,
1919, by the said Superior Court.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required.
to serve them with the necessary
vouchers upon me at the office
of Moulton & Powell, Kennewich,
Washington, within sin months af-
ter the date of the first publica-
ton Of this notice, to-wit, within
six months after the 4th day Of
November, 1943, and file the same
with the Clerk of this Court, to-
gether with proof Of such service,
or they shall be forever barred.
Dated at Kennewick, Washing
ton this 4th day of November,
1943.
HOWARD ANGLIN,
Administrator.
By MOULTON & POWELL,
His Attorneys.
Moulton & Powell,
Attorneys for Administrator,
Kennewick, Washington.
11:4-12:9
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FOR SALE
4 room house, large lot 62x160,
fine place for garden, chickens,
in city limits, $500, $500 down.
6 acres, nice house, chicken house,
fine well, located in city limits,
Echo, Ore, stock and machinery
60 with place, $1,000.
9 acres, open land, 2 room house,
good well, hen house, $500.
10 acres on Highlands, 3 acres as
paragus, bal. open, good 5 room
house, $4750.
Nice modern home, four acres, in
city limits, $4,000, terms.
40 acres in valley. good house
$500.
Nice new room house, bath, full
basement, r. acre land, edge of
city limits, Yakima, $1,000.
10 acres on Highlands, S room
house with bath, large barn,
garage, chicken house, $500.
Is acres, two houses, some as
paragus, rye and alfalfa, $4,000.
IS acres, alfalfa, asparagus, 8
sets buildings, barn, garage,
chicken house, all stock and
machinery.
10 acres on Highlands, nice f.
room house, full basement, gar
age, chicken house, fine loca-
ton, about 2 miles out $4250.
Z acres cherries, S room house,
good location, $4,000.
so acres, Grandview, Wash. House
barn, other buildings, all under
irrigation, some very fine pas
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Have some very fine tourist cab
ms and house, also trailer lots,
65 trailers on lots now; sewer,
lights and water in city limits,
very large income. Price and
terms to interested party.
so acres pasture, alfalfa, large
house, other buildings, $4,000.
IL acres, asparagus, alfalfa, S room
house, large basement, barn,
garage, chicken house, some
stock and machinery, $500.
Z = CTEEORn
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SUNNYSIDE FARMS
FOR SALE

Dandy dairy; income 500 per
month; fine buildings, COM
plete tractor equipment, pure
bred registered stock; under
priced for quick sale; terms.
Several combinations grapes
and asparagus; 10 acres up to
so acres; priced right.
Fine mixed farm, 40 acres;
$4,000; half cash.
60 acres, landlords share all
crops included, So, 10000 A
bargain; easy terms.
Several farms ideal for hops.
Some good mint land.
For real values in anything
from l acre to 1000 see ~
A. p. Blunt
FARM HOMES COMPANY
Sunnyside aAE -
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FOR SALE: Five-room modern
house with garage, in good con-
dition. Close in. Lane K. Larson,
116 Benton Street. Telephone 1917
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THANKSGIVING TURKEYS -
Phone 15x3, will deliver Tues.
Nov. q, ]. L. Peterson, Kenne
wick, River Road. gap
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FOR SALE: 1910 Glider trailer.
house, or will trade for late
model car. See Fred Glantz,
Commercial hotel, evenings. Ken
newick, Wn. 34p
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FOR SALE: Heater, wood or coal,
excellent condition; boys bicy-
Gle, good tires; black walnuts.
Phone 1858. 34-5c
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1lln1 For Sale lIIllIllll

FOR SALE-Allen parlor furnace
in good condition; SIT. office
table with two drawers. Phone
l747. Esp
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FOR SALE: 18-ft. house trailer,
Al model. Barnes air condition
ing heater. Coleman cook stove.
Last trailer south end of Brem-
mer's camp, Kennewick Ave.
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FOR SALE-Mink dyed muskrat
coat, small size; excellent con-
dition. Call 1891 or see Mrs. M. G.
Helm. 34c
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FOR SALE-Two doe rabbits and
hutch. G. H. Leber, West High
lands. gap
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FOR SALE-All metal ice box 4
Gu It. storage. Must sell be-
fore Nov. 26; $50; call Ken. 2241.
S. A. Wicks, Paulsons Cabins, in
Kennewick.
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FOR SALE-50 White Leghorn
pullets, ready to lay, phone
1888. Sap
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FOR SALE - jersey Guernsey
heifer, 10 mos. old. Gus Pear
son, Rt. 2, River Rord. Gap