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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-12
ESQ Hollanders Die i'm
Penal Camps, Report Says

LONDON. - Dutch underground
newspapers reaching here reported
that $50 Dutch prisoners had died in
German-operated penal camps In
the last FIVE months and said Neither
lands judges threaten. d to stop sem
fencing criminals unless camp con-
ditions improved.
Aneta, Dutch news agency, said
the judges had demanded that the
Ommen camp be closed or trans
ferred from German to Dutch su.
pervision.
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Self Service Is Now
Rule i'm London Hotels

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS walking into
a residential hotel in London and
being told that you couldn't have a
room unless you made your own
bed, busted round the room a bit,
or even helped out with the dishes.
This happens now. It's all because
Of the servant shortage. Large por-
tons of hotel service stats now
have essential jobs-serving in the
armed forces or in factories on the
home front. Hotel owners are solv-
ing the problem by getting their pa
irons to pitch in and do some Of the
work.
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S13, 600 War Homes Have
Been Built Since 1910

WASHINGTON.-John B. Bland
ford Jr., national housing admins
traitor, said that sl3. 900 housing units
for war workers were built between
July /, 1910, and May, 1913, In q
recent report.
At the end of April, he said, an
additional 309, 400 units were in vary
ing states Of construction. OF the
units already completed, approx
mately $4,000 were privately
financed.
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Nurses Happy
I'm Africa Army
This Is What We Wanted
They Say, and Quickly
Adapt Themselves.

WITH THE FIFTH u. S. ARMY
IN NORTH AFRIcA.-The hot Az
rican sun poured down on the canvas
roof and walls Of the olive-green tent
md on Lieut.. orpha Warner, who
vas washing some filmy pink I'M
ierthings in a pail OF soapy water.
She wiped the suds from her
'ands and brushed the damp black
urls from her forehead. A drop Of
respiration trickled down one cheek
and there was smudge on her
nose. She grinned.
IT'S not exactly like Wichita.
Kan. is it?" she chuckled.
There wasn't much around 10 re-
mind anyone of Wichita except, per-
haps, the young American faces and
the clothesline.
A few days ago this spot was just
a wheatfield in French Morocco.
Now there is a tent city housing the
newest army evacuation hospital to
move into North Africa bustling,
busy place of doctors, nurses and en-
listed men from all parts Of the
United States.
Glad to Get to Work.
Everyone was glad to get back to
work after weeks Of travelling across
the Atlantic by boat and North AZ
RIGA in motor convoy. The receiv-
ing tent was filled with soldiers wait.
ing diagnosis of their ills. The doc
tors checked their equipment and
supplies while the nurses prepared
the wards and got their patients set
tied into beds.
Officers and nurses strobe through
the streets, shutting up little clouds
Of dust with each step. They were
far from the quiet, white hospital
rooms with the familiar cloying
odors Of antiseptics and aneSthetics
but their jobs were the same.
I've like il here" Orpha Warner
said simply. This is what we all
wanted-to get across and work with
the army in the field. The expert
ence has been wonderful and never
had such fun. OF course IL all hasn't
been peaches and cream, but none
Of US expected a soft job"
That's true" agreed Marjorie
Royal Of Bloomington, Neb., land
the farther forward we get the bet
ter we like IT,"
Adapt Selves Quickly.
Sally Norcutt of Wendell, N. c.,
sat on a box hugging her knees. She
nodded her dark head. .-- a
You might not believe me-" she
said, but we really enjoy living
this way. We feel we are accom-
plishing something. This Life isn't
as hard as It appears 10 be here.
Any Of the girls at home would trade
places with u.s."
The American nurses seem able
TO adapt themselves quickly 10 this
pioneer existence. They receive no
special dispensation because Of their
sex, nor do they ask for any.
Most of the nurses were together
at Camp Crowder and formed close
friendships before entering the for
eign service. They live five in a
tent, and mosquito-netted cots occu-
py almost all the space. The center
tentpole resembles some strange
tree sprouting garments of all kinds.
''The hardest part Of this work, :"
Lieutenant Warner said, is doing
our laundry in a two-bit bucket and
trying to keep your hair decent look.
ing. You don't have time to worry
about clothes"
She looked down at her coveralls.
STILL" she smiled, ruefully, sit
would be wonderful to get into pref
ty clothes once in a while. ! won.
der how il will feel when we get
| home to get into dinner dress
again."
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR BENTON COUNTY
NO. 2149
|, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO FILE CLAIMS

In the matter of the Estate Of
Pearl Knodel, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that letters Testamentary on the
estate of Pearl Knodel, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned
on the 18th day of April, 1913, 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, Kennewick,
Washington, within six months af-
ter the date of the first publica-
ton of this notice, to-wit: Within
six months after the 10Th day of
July, 1943, and file the same with
the Clerk of this court, togther
with proof of such service, or they
shall be forever barred.
Dated at Kennewick Washington,
this 29th day of July, 1913.
VIRGINIA MAE HANSEN,
EXecutrix.
By MOULTON & POWELL,
Her Attorneys.
7:29-8:12
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FOR SALE - 21-acre well i'm
proved farm, 2 miles southeast
of Finley on river. Good 4-room
house. Kitchen new with built-ins.
Barn, garage, other buildings, 81
acres asparagus, 2 acres alfalfa, 1
acre grapes. Price $500. J. H.
Birdwell. 5000
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FOR SALE - 40 acre well i'm
proved farm, 8 miles west of
Prosser, good seven room modern
house with built-ins. Barn for "a
cows and so tons hay. 19 acres
alfalfa, 4 acres wheat, 8 acres po-
tatoes, 8 acres grapes, I acre field
corn and garden, balance pasture.
Apply Nick Scherr, Rt. 1, Prosser:
=.s.s'f 49, ..---4~.-~$ 19-20p
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FOR SALE

Is acres, nice house, " basement,
good well, barn, garage, all the
stock and equipment, $4,000.
Will sell without equipment and
stock. This place offered for
sale this week only.
80 acres on River Road, 4 room
house, chicken house, asparagus
and pasture $500.
20 acres on River Road. 4 room
house, acres alfalfa, balance
pasture $4,000.
8 acre cabin site on River Road.
8 cabins built, trailers, income
$3.50 per month. $500. -
AZ acres, z room house, 2 garages,
barn for Is cows, 2 chicken
houses, good milk house, two
wells, electric pump. $4,000
% acres, S room house $500.
As acres, mint and asparagus,
pasture and plowed ground. s.
room house with bath, barn and
garage $4,000.
bed room house on Kent street,
furnace and stoker, fine garden,
$4,000.
81 acres, 3 room plastered house,
chicken house, deep we'll. $4,000.
10 acres about 3 miles out, large
house, 4 rooms up stairs, 5-room
lower floor, bath, large screened
porch. All in mint and aspara-
gus. $4,000, half cash.
10 acres-7 acres alfalfa, 2 acres
asparagus, 4 room house, ce-
ment block, screened portch, full
basement, garage in basement,
good well, barn, chicken house
for 1000 chickens. $1,000, terms.
Make me an offer on this one:
"a acres, half pasture, z acres
alfalfa, large house, barn, good
well, some peppermint, spring
on farm.
SO acres fine soil will grow any
thing. All under irrigation,
House and barn, easy to water,
had wonderful crop this year,
alfalfa, spuds, mint, peas, and
other crops, $4,000 takes it.
10 acres near Pasco, broom house.
$3.50. ~. .-..5
Here is a good buy in Pasco:
3-bed room house with bath and
furnace, garage Nine lots and
income as follows: IL trailers
pay $500 per week; 2 app'ts.
pay $14.00 per week; 2 cabins
pay $500 per week; l. cabin
pays $3.50 per week; 2 cabins
pay $1,000 per week; / trailer
! house pays $3.50 per week
$4,000, some terms.
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FOR SALE: Two properties in
T Pasco on east side near under
pass. One, three bed room house
with bath, pipe furnace on three
lots, 3 cabins. Other property
consists of six lots, two apart
ment house, two cabins and trailer
camp. Possession. Inquire at 1916
E. Lewis ST., Pasco. 2O-2fp
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For Sale or Trade .

10 acres. Here's a real buy or
trade for someone who wants a
good farm. Will trade this farm
for a home in town of equal val
ue. This farm is completely fur
nished, machinery, livestock and
800 or more young chickens. A
big Groom house. Inside all
plastered. Inside bath. Big
sleeping porch; big chicken
house and new COW barn. Elec-
trio lights. See this place before
you buy any other. Seven miles
southeast of Kennewick on the
Finley road. A big brown house,
One half down and terms on
balance. For information call
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FARMS FOR SALE: For good
farm at right price on reason
able terms see Blunt, Farm Homes
Co., Sunnyside. If we don't have
what you want will will hunt for
it. zoe
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The average Chinese, notes the
Pathfinder, has one chance in five
to live through infancy and one
chance in 5000 to own an auto
mobile if he grows up.
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FOR SALE-To settle estate of
T C. j. Dah1in we will sell at
reasonable price, for cash, fine To-
acre farm, 13 miles southeast of
Kennewick. Good six-room house,
and outbuildings, II mile from
highway, school bus, electricity,
phone, fine view. Call either 13x4
or 1901 for further information.
. - I'LL s 20p
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PIANOS-Finest used ones: Bald
win, Chickering, Packard, How
ard, Kimball, Cable, Fisher Elec-
trio player and some new ones.
Lincoln Automatic Combination
Radio Photograph, IL tubes, four
bands and giant lain speaker.
Automatic record player. Also a
few good used radios, all sizes;
guaranteed. Violins, cello, bass
viol, comets, clarinets, electric
guitars, sheet music, records, etc.
Yakima's largest music store. Tri-
angle Music Co., Is So. Second,
opposite Donnelly Hotel. 1920
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rop SALE 10 acres, modern
fg ho,,se. $4,000; 80 acres, electrici-
room house; 20 acres, cleo
.':,;tv some buildings. House and
y, In n Mabton, $1,000, city water,
~ ,so,ricity Phone 3402 Prosser or
a. poy rs. Prosser. 20-23p
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SUNNYSIDE HOMES. Have sew
eral homes for sale at right
prices and terms. Blunt, Farm
Homes Co., Sunnyside. Zoe
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FOR SALE Jersey cow foui years
old, gentle, no horns, will fresh
en- around Aug. Goth. w. S. Peters,
Richland, Wash. 20p
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The Henry Kaiser philosophy
is that the difficult can be done
Immediately but it takes a little
longer to do the impossible.
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BUY A HOME in Yakima, Az &C.
2 acres grapes, z room house,
barn, large chicken house, water
under pressure, horse and mach
inery, $500. $500 cash easy terms
on balance, T. L. Stewart, Route q,
Meade avenue. 18-20p
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Gowing, Phone 3O4s, Rt. 1. 13tf
FOR SALE: Team grey geldings
: 6 years old, weight 5000 lbs, and
good ones, ! grey mare IA years
old, weight 1850 lbs. Extra large
steam engine in good condition
and ready to 60. J. D. manure
spreader, hay rake, feed grinder,
cement mixer, 2 large milk cool
ers, milking machines, 20 STAN
chions, lots of cow corral panels,
hog panels, wood, coal, pressure
pump, 400 #. in. galvanized pipe,
1900 feed sacks, doors, windows,
gate valves, iron pipe, log chains,
Heatrola, kitchen range wood or
coal, 2 small heaters, 2 double
harpoon forks, ITS pigs, 80 brood
sows, 200 tons of hay and many
other articles. S.-V. Tanning,
White Bluffs. -. 20-21c
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- GALE: One team 4 and z
fon well mated, 1850 lbs.
ass cot heavy harness all for
. .aao Come calves, l '2-way pillow
wv o ,soodl / 2-horse disk fair,
gov OK clarence E. Crow, Rt. 1,
es1as sar or y mi. south Finley
hel 18-21p
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- cAIAInternational pick
Pun foa4 model. Vern Lewis on
.,e River Road. No|
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FOR SALE: Good Jersey COW 6
years old, coming fresh August %.
Two pigs, sorrel filly 8 years 1
mile west of Finley school. S. P.
Vorwick. 20-21p
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Grain harvesters in Fire could
not obtain enough binder Irvine
for this years bumper crop.
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,op SALE. HOUSES. We have
10 decided to sell 3 or 4 more 2 to
sadroonn houses. All have
.,octric hot water tanks, wired for
.lectric ranges, easements, some
nth furnaces. All have garages,
r,artv of shade. ALI are close
r and in good condition. Lane K.
larson. 116 Benton st. Phone 491.
20p
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YOU CAN probably arrange to get
your coal now and pay it off
in monthly payments. See The
Standard Lumber Co., Kennewick.
They have the coal on hand. 18tf
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ni1IIT For Sale MMIlllM

GALE Steel davenport,
Fun IA springs, good bed. Dora
go III Washington street. 2Op
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Tel. 3O48 KenneWick

Pay cash and buy war bonds ano
stamps with what you save. Also
girls bicycle for sale. 16t1
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Here's Deal-Have '37 sixteen
foot Covered Wagon" trailer.
Will trade for larger one or will
buy a bigger one. This office. 20p
PERMANENT WAVE-59c! Do
your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equip
ment, including 40 curriers' and
shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely
harmless. Praised by thousands
including June Lang, glamorous
movie star. Money refunded if
not satisfied. Visger Drug. 8:15-10:7
WILL PAY premium price for
truck load of earliest Jonathan
apples delivered in Yakima. Write
to M. H. McMechan, 1901 So. goth
Ave-, Yakima, Wash. Zoe
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FOR SALE: Rabbits. Is bred does,
3 bucks, and fryers also. 3 cows,
abrood sows, with pigs. 8 horses
for ride or work. E. L. Suthers,
Richland, 2 miles above Twin
Bridges along canal. .20p
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LOST-On the night of August
End near the Y Service Station,
an old suitcase containing wo-
mems and little girls clothing.
Particularly valued, some small
jewelry and a silk robe, gifts from
son overseas. Liberal reward.
Return to this office or Mrs. John
N. Larsen, Richland. zoe
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GO TO THE Standard Lumber Co.
at Kennewick for Lath-Cement
-Brick-Fire brick-Fire clay
Lime, either hot or dehydrated-
Balsam wool-Firtex board-Ship-
lap-Boards 4" to 12"-Fence posts
Fir or Pine siding-Cedar lap
siding - ouldings OF all kinds -
Screen doors-Sash of many sizes
Paint and Nails. 18tf
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FOR SALE-Team of horses. Cliff
ford Mowery, Richland.e 1929
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cFpARATOR for sale. River
Poad third house this side Rich
l.rd junction. 20p
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WANTED: Baby carriage. Mrs.
Ralph Clemens, 203 Benton St.,
Kennewick. Phone 491. ~. .20p
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FOR SALE: 40 acres, high state
of cultivation. Good house. Fall
crops of hay and spuds 60 if taken
at once. Terms to suit. GrandvleW
Rt. 2. F. E. Fyfe. 19-ZUc
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lFOR SALE-Bartlett pears. Will
be ready about Aug. 10. Bring
your box, no delivery. VIM. Fraz-
Ter, South Highlands. 18tf
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WANTED-20 peach pickers Aug.
IS. Experienced men and wom-
en- preferred. Grapes follow. A. E.
Scott, Benton City. 19tf
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FOR SALE-ReaI box springs and
spring filled mattresses, large
stock to pick from also wool sleep
ing bags at Durocher's Furniture
Co. ot1
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FOR SALE-Yakima Reservation
farms. Box 1877, White Swan, or
Phone 80511. <s -. 512-25
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FOR SALE: RollaWayH trailer
house, reasonable. Inquire at
this office. 2Op
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iIIHlIU Miscellaneous III

CAMPBELL'S Custom Cannery
will can meat and chicken Tues
day, Aug. II. 20c
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WANTED: District Manager for
Old Line Legal Reserve Life
Insurance Company. Liberal COM
missions plus bonus and salary.
Give full particulars as to age,
experience, etc., in first letter.
Write Box Is, Go The Courier
Reporter. % Zoe
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FOR SALE: 20 acres grass, mint,
spuds, 5-room house. one-half
mile south of Finley. G. j. Erick-
son, Finley. 2O-23p
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WANTED Garden tractor, state
price. Leo Mangan, Wallula. Zip
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NEW HOMES for sale. Small
down payment. Phone 1872. 19tf
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WANTED at once-good reliable
girl or woman at Commercial
Hotel. 14tf
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NOTICE.: When I sold my pear
crop, I reserved enough to take
care of my old customers only. To
those I wish to notify they are
now ready. Please let me know
at once as to amount you will
need. Positively no new custom
ers can be Accommodated. Brew
Orchard Co., Highlands, phone
2772. Ed Ray, manager. 20-21c
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iWANTED-The best dump truck
that $3.50 cash can buy. Four or
five yard capacity. Earl Holman.
Gen. Del, Hanford. 16-20p
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LINE YOUR walls and ceilings
with Ivory-Kote Firtex and keep
cooler in summer and warmer in
winter. Carload just received at
Standard Lumber Co., Kennewick.
18tf
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FOR SALE: Trailer house, z #. 6
in. 18ft. Fully insulated, built
ms, sleeps three, refrigerator. Can
be seen at 118 Second Ave-, Ken
newick. sssssz.-& 20p
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FOR SALE: Tomatoes H. N.
Routh, north of SP&S tracks. 20p
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FOR SALE-Small new house: In
quire at 911'W Washington st. 15tf
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WANTEDICashier for from p.
m. to IL midnight shift; Coo per
hour. One meal. Apply Ship Serv-
ice officer, Naval Air Station, Pas
co, Wash. At
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FOR SALE: Good DeSoto coupe,
'37 model, fully equipped with
radio and heater. Call at Joe
jacobson residence, West High
lands. " - .-ss 2Op
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FOR SALE-20 milk cows. J. r.
Gowing, Phone 3046, Rt. 1. 13tf
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CAR LOAD Of Balsam Wool on
hand in various width and thick
ness at Standard Lumber Co., Ken
newick. This insulation is guar
anteed to give satisfaction or
money cheerfully refunded. 18tf
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LOST: Black and ton hound dog
hurt by car. Finder please call
2139. Gong ears, name "Nig.~ 20r
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WANTED: Children to care for at
my home to aid working moth
ers. Rates: 15c per hour until
6 pm; zoe per hour after 6 pm.
Phone Kennewick 1861 for details.
.. - ...>....--- 20p
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WOULD TRADE 1884 Chevrolet
pickup for car. Everett Asher,
Benton City, Wash. 20p
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FOR SALE: One Compound Mel
@ otte electric cream separator.
Alice Carrot. Phone 2178.z 20tf
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FOR sALK-45 acres, grass mint.
Il acres potatoes planted, 2 sets
buildings, some equipment. Priced
iairly-immediate possession.
% acresLssme pasture, alfalfa,
buildings. Possession Nevember
LIST. Harold G. Fyfe Agency 8 It
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WANTED-Good used furniture
especially beds, springs and mat
tresseS. DurocherS. 4u
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WANTED: Girl to work in dental
office. Phone 1881. DIR. Stone,
KenneWick. ~ szz,se< II 20tf
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FOR SALE-20c for section honey
with no mint. 18c for extracted
honey with mint. Bring your
containers. G. Puderbaugh, Rt. 1.
19-20p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-12

WANTED: Competent woman for
office work, must be able to
take complete charge of pay roll,
record, filing, etc. Part Of day
might be sufficient. Box 241, Ken
newick, Wash, or phone 1922 for
interview. 16tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-12

FOR SALE or trade: 7-acre farm
with large house for a small
house close in. Inquire Louis Lar
son. Mob Hill. 20p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-12

FOR SALE-Chester White pigs,
for breeding stock. Ralph Nc
Claimant, 2 mis-. east of Kennewick.
1929
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-12

WANTED TO BUY = Chickens,
turkeys and ducks. ]. w. Clay
ten, Rt. 1, Kennewick. 19tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-12
K. C. CLIFFORD
I, REAL ESTATE BROKER
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Kennewick, Wash.

IF YOU DON'T get your coal now
you probably will suffer this
coming winter-coal is scarce right
now, figure out for yourself what
conditions will be this winter. The
Standard Lumber has coal on hand
now and more arriving each
month. See them about terms on
your coal. Yes, they deliver. 18tf