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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Fsfferns Avsile bic

Hsndicraft classes conducted
hy depsT ment leaders for
women and girls are working on
the project now, turning out
kittens, bunnies, lambs and
elephants The finished toys are
stuffed with kapOk, cotton or
felt padding. Mimeographed pat
terms are available for distribu-
ton 10 individuals who wish 10
help by making some Of the toys
al home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Point Free Liver

NOW THAT we must count
every single little red point.
let's not forget, and ignore.
liver. II has always been known
10 be excellent for body and
blood building and, living fast
and buSily as so many of US are
today, we need as much nour-
ishlng foods as We can possibly
get; always, Of course. with one
eve on that ration book.
Pork and lamb liver can be
carried of point free, while beef
and calf liver can be yours for
a very reasonable amount of
those precious red points. How
ever, remember, don't subject il
10 too much heat. Cook il
slowly and you'll find II a very
tasty dish.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Your DaiIy

BY FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the Section IN Which
Your Birthday Comes aud Find
What Your Outlook Is,
According TO the Stars,
For Thursday. Feb. I. 1915
MARCH R1 TO APRIL 90
Aries - Personal affairs are
activated by favorable rays. By
kin d ness consideration of
weaker ones, you will gain
greater benefits and peace of
mind. Mind your diet.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 20
Tdurus-A real two-way day.
There is much that you can ac-
complish b o h personally and
financially. Inject tact, keehness
and fortitude and you'll expert
enee little trouble.
MAY 2I 10 JUNE Fl
Gemini-Planetary conhgura-
tions on the uptrend. New busl-
ness, lettering your position and
social standing possible, Use an
Unconditional outlook and seek
favors when logical.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CaHeer-You share Gemini,S
fortunate aspec today. To
avoid misjudgment stick 20 rudi-
ments OF your sign. Your innate
conservative instinct will con-
quer unruiy temptations. Have
confidence always.
JULY 2I TO AUG. ~
Leo - Be careful about per-
sonal matters. Don't speak out
OF turn. Not ali friendly incfinH-
tions, but you can Offset this
considerably by alertness, steady
ambition and avoiding antag-
onism.
AUG. RS TO SEPT. 1
Virgo - Good day for Virgo.
You are traditionally level
headed and thus can take fuller.
better advantage Of possibilities.
Take thin gS- IN stride; don't
allow others 10 annoy or worry
you.
SEPT. % TO OCT. Ss
Librd - Move with caution If
you would insure accuracy, more
lasting attainment. No time for
indeeisivehess or undue temper
II you wish no setbAcks. Be en-
thusiastic, not indifferent.
OCT. 74 TO MOI.
Scorpio - Quick turnoyers in
financial matters net so favored
Suggest especial e are signing
contracts, III binding obligations.
NOV. % TO DEC. Re
Sdgittnrius Not particularly
rropitious for important under
takihgs, immediate monetary re
turns. Individual initiative viii
further gains IL consistently
carried on, and tactfully.
DEC. QS TO JAN. 9I
Capricorn - Hold moves for
thorough checkup. More tact re-
quired in contacts with saperi-
ors. opposite sex. Avoid need
less ventures, money risks. Be
patient No whrrants
changes!
IAN. 12 TO FEB. 30
Aqunrius-You and your Bc-
,iivities will need plenty OF urR-
ing and bang up effort. Tackle
problems early and with no time
out for wasteful chatter. Keep
busy these days.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH %
Pisces You'll probably have
10 search for openings 10 keep in
competition with opposition
today. Don't let yourself down,
be stampeded or ill-advised. You
have ability.
YOU. BORN on this dote:
Generally patient; sincere, phil
osophical. conservative. Form
strong likes, dislikes; good judge
Of human nature. Deal in facts
rather than theories. Set your
mind to something and you can
reach that goal. Steady appli-
cation, good education and re-
ligion will lead you far up the
right road.
Copyright, isSs, By kim Features
Dz;n4 Eroo ;Hor
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Pretzet Meal

PRETZEL MEAL gives a dis
tinctive taste TO Dreaded liver,
tongue, chops or outlets. It's
available. ready-to-use. at most
grocery stores, and serves the
same cooking purpose OF time
saving cracker meal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Desdline Feb. .

A gift Of the kind Of toy that
2 small child can take 10 bed
can do much toward leSsening
y loneliness.
Drhe deadllne for finished toys
IS Feb. s
After that date, the toys will
he on exhibition at the GAR
Building, CaSs and Grand River,
for week before being turned
over 10 the British War Relief
Society for Shipment
Patterns may be called for At
the GAR Building any afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Tin Cans

HOUSED IN tin. BOBBY
traps pack a lot OF destruc-
ton, says Terry Bannan,
chairman Of the WAYNE
County tin can salvage com
mlttee, "One BOBBY trap can
cripple a tank by wrecking
It's reads many can halt
an offensive. Let's keep tin
rolling 10 our war fronts!
For food, medicinal and am
munltlon supplies, let's start
saving now for next tin can
collection day, Feb. 26."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Savory
Spaghetti
By PRUpENCE PENNY

MAYBE YOU'D like to have
some Of the men In for an in
formal supper sometime over
the weekend. The dish pic
tured here is perfect for such
an occasion. 1t will serve
equally well for a winter sports
party.
Men are sure TO appreciate
the savory zest Of this spaghetti
dish, which is easily explained
by the list of ingredients in the
recipe.
Vssl and Spaghetti
3 pounds veal round slices,
a 10 l-inch thick
4 pound salt pork
3 large cloves garlic
2 medium onions
2 No. "a cans tomato paste
2 cups cooked tomatoes
l No. 2 can button mush-
rooms
l hot red pepper
1 tablespoon salt
teaspoon pepper
i pound spaghetti.
Cut veal round slices into 2
inch pieces. Dice salt pork and
brown with garlic. Mash out
as much juice and pulp as pos
sible from the garlic and re-
move the cloves. Brown the
meat in the same fat. Chop
onions and add with remaining
ingredients 10 meat. Cover and
i'm mer 2-2iz hours. Cook
spaghetti in a large kettle of
boiling salted water until ten
der. Drain. Serve meat sauce
over spaghetti, Serves 8 gen.
erously.
From the first step, you're
developing favor - when you
brown The salt pork and garlic
oget her Next comes the
browning of the meat; do this
thoroughly, and don't hurry.
The rest Of the cooking takes
care of itself; Just be sure the
pan is covered tightly and the
heat is low.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Simmer liquid

liquid should simmer,
never boil. This method cooks
the meat we'll done, as veal
should be cooked, and makes IL
juicy and tender. The long slow
cooking also gives the flavorS
Of meat and seasonings a chance
10 blend.
A simple salad Is best, 10
balance the highly-seasoned hot
dish. a timely suggestion is
crisp cabbage with apple slices
and d few grapes. Or, if you
prefer, a combination Of salad
greens may be used. with a
plain French dressing and strips
OF green pepper and raw carrot
for color
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

It's June in January when you
have a joyous flower garden en-
broidered on linens or for a
color note on personal acces-
korIeS.
A dozen different floral de-
signs all in simple stitches. Pat
tern So has transfer pattern Of
y motif. 6x6 10 4x4 inches.
stitches.
This pattern, together with
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration. IS
cents.
Send Is cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Send your orders 10 the Laura
eelcr Pattern Department,
lie Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Mich
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CARD OF THANKS

VS. wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors who
were so kind to us during our
recent bereavement and olso for
the beautiful floral offerings.
Pete Lande, 1t. Grin Lande,
Pfc. Erlin G. Lande, MIR. and
Mrs. Jesse Eande, MIR. and Mrs.
Vern Combelic.
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FOR SALE FURNITURE:

FOR SALE FURNITURE: One
bedroom set with coil springs
and innerspring mattress, pre-
war; one davenport and two
chairs, foot stool; library table:
2 rocking chairs; 4 chairs; 3 small
tables; 2 floor lamps; kitchen
cupboard: wood or coal range; 2
rugs with pads; one new linoleum
rug. John Sporleder, Il mile so.
of Knob Hill Grocery on Gum
street. Slip
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FOR SALE: Austrian peas, in
uuire at Farmers Exchange. Cop

FOR SALE: 2 bedroom modern
pre-war house, built 2ls years.
Metal laths, plastered walls, in
sulated, weather stripped, Vene-
tan blinds, hardwood floors thru
out, modern plumbing, on city
sewer, automatic hot water heat
er. furnace heat. Full basement
with 3 room apart, 500 COM
pleted. Best part of town, can be
financed. 814 Henry ST., Pasco.
Phone 564. tic
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Wounded while working on a plane
engine at Iba Air Field, Luzon, on
December q, 1871, day Of the Jap sneak
attack; a veteran Of Bataan; survivor
Of the March of Death" and two years
in a Jap prison camp, Master Sgt.
Chester "A. Konka Of Buffalo, N. X, is
foregoing the leisure and pleasures he
so deservedly earned, to work out q
o0-day furlough on the assembly line
Of a Chevrolet aviation engine plant.
He became q bit rusty on aviation
engines during his long imprisonment,
Sgt. Konka declares, and is working
during his furlough to brush up, espe-
cially on the newer, faster and more
powerful aviation engines.
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FOR SALE: The new sensational
SCRAP-TRAP, the quick, mod
ern way to dispose of kitchen
scraps, STAG. 81 extra bags, ACC.
Phone 1861. Carl-Berg'S. Gle
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FOR SALE: 1886 Chevrolet 11s-
ton truck; tires excellent con-
dition; prewar motor, fair condi-
ton. Associated Oil Co., Phone
1911, Kennewick. Sip
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FOR SALE: Two slightly damag-
ed 5-pc. Dinette, hardwood con-
struction, S24.50, S34.95. Phone
1861. Carl-Berg'S. Sic
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FOR SALE: SO Ford coach, in
fair condition $500. Harry
Schamber, II mile west of Finley
school or call at Cascade Frozen
Foods. SIP
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FOR SALE: Used car Radio, uni
versal mounting, S24.50. Phone
1861. Carl-Berg'S. Bic
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

hEAL EOlAlE
FOR SALE
Is acres, asparagus, alfalfa, some
open; six room house, pressure
pump system for house, barn,
chicken house, machinery and
team; very near in $4,000 terms.
4 acres good land, all under irri-
cation, new 2 bed room house,
another small house, $4,000.
100 acres, 20 acres improved, very
cheap water, two houses, lots
of other buildings, several head
of stock, all machinery. Sold on
terms.
New house, four large lots, some
fruit; very near in; refrigerator,
stove, two beds, table, chairs,
$3.50.
New two bed room house in city
limits; nice location and view;
house not quite finished, take
it as is $500.
Modern seven room house, S bed
rooms, large screened porch
front and back, good kitchen
range, coal heater, fair sized
basement, double garage, over
three acres, good land, some
fruit and asparagus, lovely
lawn and lots of good shade,
$4,000, Benton City, Wash.
New home, 8 bed rooms, full base
ment, furnace, laundry tubs,
hardwood floors, bath tub, also
shower. Can occupy at once,
$4,000, terms, $1,000 down.
Four room house, several lots,
fine place for garden, chickens,
etc. $500.
Eight acre cherry orchard, fine
country home, near in, sold on
easy terms, $500 down.
10 acres, asparagus, mint, grapes,
cherries, two houses, one three
bed room, bath, lights, water,
cow, horse, all farm machinery,
$4,000 terms.
| Is acre orchard, four room house,
very near in, $780,.
4 room house, two bed rooms, not
quite finished, this week $500
cash.
Very large home, five acres land,
Just outside city limits, will
take small house in trade.
Nice seven bed room apartment
house, fine location, house in
very good condition, new fur
mace, stoker, two bath rooms
all seven bed rooms furnished
lots of shade and extra large
lots, can be bought on terms
| payments $40 per month.
Home buyers for new houses, alst
| small acreage; business prop
i erty, hotel, beauty parlor.
List your property with me. TIL,
only exclusive real estate offic'
in Kennewick.
1 K. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
i Roxy Theater - FnoHe 2482
/ Notary Public
i Kennewick Wash.
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FOR SALE: Empty barrels, 50
each. Kennewick Bakery. 38tfc
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FOR SALE: Used 5-burner kero-
sene range with oven, $1,000.
Phone 1861. Carl-Berg'S. Sic
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FOR RENT: Furnished basement
apartment, 8 miles west of Ken
newick. Phone 2794. Sic
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FOR SALE: On River road, Stop
IL. Highway frontage, 50x3O0
#. with modern housing fur
nished. Reasonably priced. c. r.
Kimes. Kennewick, Rt. 2. SIP
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Notice of Hearing on Final Ac-
count and Petition for
Distribution
Nc. al6Q


No. 2l6e
In the Superior Court Of the State
OF Washington in and for
Benton County
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Edna Carr Fishback, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that Paul II. Fishback, Admins
traitor of the above entitled eS-
tate has filed his Final Account
and Petition for Distribution in
the office Of the Clerk Of the
above entitled court, and that the
court is asked to settle said Final
account, TO distribute the property
of said estate to the heirs or per-
sons entitled to the same and to
discharge the Administrator.
Said Final account and petition
for distribution will be heard by
the court at the court house in
Prosser, Benton County, Washing
ton, on the 10Th day of April,
1945, at the hour Of $3.50 o'clock,
a. m.
PAUL II. FISHBACK,
Administrato
BY MOULTON e. POWELL,
His Attorneys
3:22-4:12
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PETS: Stud services. Black Cock
er spaniel. Grandson of prize
winning "My Own Bruce, Mylar
Shoe Store, Pasco, Wash. Sic
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WANTED: Asparagus cutters; 10
acres, cut 20 tons. Preferably
someone with trailer house or own
living quarters. Phone l745' X; n.
Hastings. DIP
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1r 1 Lost and Found W @D

LOST: Brown billfold with i'm
portant papers. Near greenhouse
Monday night, Mar. IL. Reward.
Glide Kessler, Hills Trailer
Camp. Sip
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JUST RECEIVED: New shipment
of sealed, moth and dust-proof
cedarized storage bags. Just the
thing for service mems civies,
woolens, etc. Double protection,
Zoe and Csc each. Ideal Cleaners.
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w amt Ads

FOR RENT: Two cabins; first
cabins south of Bremmer's sta
ton. Frank Gillard. 50-52p
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1899 Chrysler New Yorker sedan;
sparkling blue finish. Clean.
S&sJ Motor Co., Phone 1921, Ken
neWick.
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PLEASE RETURN the lain STIR
ring pillow, borrowed from my
place. j. H. Keller, 21s miles W..
of KenneWick. 51-2
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WANTED. Late model A-ton
truck, prefer Chevrolet in mod
81 ranging from 40 to AZ. Church.s
Grane J,lice Co., Phone 212. tic
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LAWN MOWERS: Sharpened by
machine, the factory way, bring
them in now and avoid the rush.
Columbia Electric, 16 Kennewick
Avenue. SIC
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FOR SALE: Team of horses, 1900
1000 lbs; heavy set of harness,
steel wagon. Paul Doering, 3R
miles west of Kennewick. Sip
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ANTED: Returned veteran just
purchased home in Pasco, needs
ff,,rniture-particularly electric
hoy range and washing machine.
S Gosh If priced right. Have z COL
INN adding machine will trade on
e . Sylvester, Naval Air Sta
aDo'e ESf 258 slip
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LOST: Light brown bill fold with
drivers license. Please return
to Mrs. Thelma Branson. Sip
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:JANITOR WANTED: Good pay,
steady job. Apply F. F. Fergin'
Columbia View high school, Rich
= land. u
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FOR SALE: 6'x7'x7' shanty, 2
ice boxes, 2 part rolls linoleum,
2 6:OOx16 wheels, / 5:50X17 wheel,
2 5:5Ox17 tires and wheels. o. M.
Akre, Route 2, Trailerville Camp,
Kennewick. 51p
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HELP WANTED: Display and adj
vertising manager for Richland
general merchandising store. G.
c. Anderson Stores Co.. Pnone
1922, Richland. 4otIc
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WANTED: Baker. Apply at Ken
newick Bakery. tic
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FOR SALE: Empty barrels, So
each. Kennewick Bakery. 38tfc
FOR SALE FURNITURE: One
bedroom set with coil springs |
and innerspring mattress, pre-
war; one davenport and two
chairs, foot stool; library table:
2 rocking chairs; 4 chairs; 3 small
tables; 2 floor lamps; kitchen
wood or coal range; 2
rugs with pads; one new linoleum
rug. John Sporleder, Il mile so.
of Knob Hill Grocery on Gum
street. Slip
FOR SALE: SO Ford coach, in
fair condition $500. Harry
Schamber, Il mile west of Finley
school or call at Cascade Frozen
Foods. SIP
FOR SALE: Used 5-burner kero-
sene range with oven, $1,000.
Phone 1861. Carl-Berg's. Sic
FOR SALE: Two slightly damag-
ed 5-pc. Dinette, hardwood con-
struction, S24.50, S34.95. Phone
1861. Carl-Berg's. Sic
FOR SALE: The new sensational
SCRAP-TRAP, the quick, mod
ern way to dispose of kitchen
scraps, STAG. 81 extra bags, ACC.
Phone 1861. Carl-Berg's. Gle
FOR SALE: Used car Radio, uni
versal mounting, $24.50. Phone
1861. Carl-Berg's. Sic
FOR SALE: 1886 Chevrolet 11s-I
ton truck; tires excellent con-
dition; prewar motor, fair condi-
ton. Associated Oil Co., Phone
1911. Kennewick. Sip
FOR SALE: Team of horses, 1900
1900 lbs; heavy set of harness,
steel wagon. Paul Doering, 3R
miles west of Kennewick. Sip
FOR SALE: 17k acres heavy
soil. Good buildings, cabin and
5-room modern house, barn and
milk house equipped for Grade A
dairy: tractor and attachments in
Guided in price. Reasonable. One
mile out on Washington Street.
P. A. Peterson. Slip
FOR SALE: 1884 Ford v-s four
door sedan. 416 Washington
st. Sip
FOR SALE: One of Kennewick's
incest 4-room cottages. All mo-
dern conveniences; electric refrig-
orator and range included. Inn
mediate possession. % Adams St.
Sip
FOR SALE: 26-ft mobile trailer
home for sale at the A. j. Falk
trailer camp between Kennewick
and the Y. Mrs. Smith. Sip
FOR SALE: 28-ft. Trailrite house
trailer; electric brakes; tandem
wheels. See manager of Willows
Trailer Camp. Sip
FOR SALE: left. home made
trailer house, priced to sell. See
Manager Willows trailer camp. "
FOR SALE: Good washing mach
inc. 9TH and Beach. Sic
FOR SALE: Wrist watch, Bulova,
Amer. Boy-Girl; like new $12.
Bergh. Care w. o. Hawn, River
Road, phone 21O8. Sip
FOR SALE: 3-bedroom house with
full basement, hot water, fur
mace, refrigerator, and hardwood
floors. Will sell equity. Lot 56,
Green Homes, Mob Hill. Slip
FOR SALE: New 2-burner gaso-
line camp cook stove. 1st trailer
behind Kennewick Dept. Store.
Art Nelson. 49,. Sip
FOR SALE: Nicely furnished cab
in with ice box and two stoves,
bed complete. Phone AKA, Bor-
gems camp. 5l-lp
FOR SALE: Electric washer and
good steel cot. CIR. Norris, Rt.
One, about 2k mis-. east of SP&S
depot. Sip
FOR SALE: New three bedroom
house. Full basement, furnace,
automatic water heater, frigidaire
and range. 124 Green Homes.
Knob Hill. SLIP
FOR SALE: Boys pre-war bicycle
Sunnyacres. Phone 1892. Size
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FOR SALE: 17R acres heavy
soil. Good buildings, cabin and
5-room modern house, barn and
milk house equipped for Grade A
dairy; tractor and attachments in
Guided in price. Reasonable. One
mile out on Washington Street.
P. A. Peterson. Slip
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WANTED: An experienced man
to handle 81 acres of aspara-
OILS w. L. sheldon, Rt. 2 Kenne-
SIS 51-1c
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WANTED: Men, steady work, day
or night shifts. Apply Console
dated Freightways. Kennewick.
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WANTED: Girl for general office
work. Address Box A this Of
flee. 49tfc
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FOR SALE: 1894 Ford V-8 four
door sedan. 416 Washington
st. Sip
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1912 Plymouth coach; priced to
sell at $1O35 to holder of pri-
ority. S&J Motor Co., Phone
1921, KenneWick.
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FOR SALE: Nicely furnished cab
in with ice box and two stoves,
bed complete. Phone AKA, Bor-
gems camp. 51-1p
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WANTED: Bakery truck driver.
Amply Kennewick Bakery. tic
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WANTED to buy from private
party, good used car. Phone
,eeS 50-52p
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FOR SALE: 1920 Mccormick
Deering tractor, also a Ward
Junior cream separator. Phone
11x4, Earl Myers. &c
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SEE Clayton O'Hair for watch
and clock repair, y mile south
on Washington ST., blue top
house.. " Up
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1941 Chrysler Royal sedan; heater
and radio; clean and good mo-
to. S&sJ Motor Co., Phone 1921,
Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-22

FOR SALE Single chair beauty
shop, in operation in Pasco; also
II acres of land " mile out of
Pasco, with good home; well with
pressure system. Call 6 Pasco,
Citizens Abstract Co. 45-tf.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-22

FOR SALE: left. home made
trailer house, priced to sell. See
Manager Willows trailer camp.
5l-51-1p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-22

WANTED: To rent small place
near Kennewick or River Road.
Robert H. Johnson Go w. o.
Hawn, Rt. 2, city; Phone 2108.
Sip
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-22

ANNOUNCING: The opening Of
a new and completely equipped
automotive paint shop. Cars, trail
ers and farm equipment a spe-
cialty. Complete line of lacquers
and enamels. Tenders repaired
and factory matched paint jobs.
Open evenings and Sundays
Island View Paint Shop. One mile
east of Richland. 1851
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-22

SEWING MACHINES and some
Home Appliances repaired. Call
MIR. j. E. Leach, 1926 Kennewick.
49-50-51-p.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-22

WANTED: Underwood typewrit-
er for 500 or less. o. w. Brue,
KenneWick. SIP