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Evening star., 1945-01-06
Stables Restaurant
Wins Fight Against
Suspension by 0PA

The Stables Restaurant, on River.
side drive. yesterday won It's battle
in District Court to prevent the Of
flee of Price Administration from
suspending its right to deal in ra-
toned foods, on charges 1t had ac-
quired meat without surrendering
ration points.
At the same time, in an OPA
hearing in Municipal Court, Samuel
Rosenblum, operator of a meat mar
ket at 400 Fifteenth street Sc, was
found guilty of making overcharges
in red ration points, and Clifford
Snider, OPA regional hearing COM
missioner, said he would issue sus-
pension order in the next two weeks.
Mr. Snider said he would take under
advisement the recommendation by
Carl Berueffy, District enforcement
attorney. for two-week closing.
Argued Last Month.
Justice Daniel w. O'Donoghue
found in favor of the restaurant in
its suit for an injunction against
the OPA to prevent it from enforc-
ing the suspension order. An order
granting the restaurant owners an
injunction was scheduled to be
signed later.
The injunction suit was argued in
District Court on December 18, with
Attorney T. Edward O'Connell repre-
senting the restaurant, Lees Ice
Cream, Inc, and Mrs. Jean Richards
Moran, manager of the corporations
business and owner of all but two
shares of its stock.
Mr.. Rosenblum, who has operated
his market for 80 years, was charged
with selling two sirloin steaks which
contained a pinhole bone as boneless
steak and charging three more
ration points than OPA regulations
permitted. The defendant also was
charged with selling two ct" bone
steaks at an overcharge of seven
points.
Hadn't Read Rules.
Mr.. Rosenblum testified he had
always cut his steak leaving only the
pin bone and said he had not read
the regulations.
Continued cases were: Colony
Market, 48l1 Georgia avenue NV;
E. T. Goodman of Arcade Market.
Fourteenth street and Park road
NV; c. B. Pinckney, operator of a
grocery store at 1726 Columbia road
NV; Sam Katz, owner of Mount
Pleasant Market, 1888 Mount Pleas
ant street NV; Sam Cafritz, opera
tor of the Shoreham Market, 2618
Connecticut avenue NV, and Ben
Hill Garrick, Evelyn B. Garrick and
Emmet M. Sandifer, trading as the
oxford Market, 1760 P street NV.
Also continued was the case OF
George Pang, operator of the Siwo
Restaurant, 1923 Upshur street NV,
who was charged with red and blue
point overdrafts in his ration bank
| ing account.
Evening star., 1945-01-06

service, while the victim was
stopping at local hotel
At the time Meyer was indicted
last September, Assistant United
States Attorney Sylvan Schwartz
said the youth was reported to have
come to Washington from a deten-
ton ship where he was taken when
picked up by the British shore pa
troll in New York. Meyers parents
are said to live on Long Island, N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Col. A. 5. Janeway
Civilian Defense Aide
Wins Legion Of Merit

Col. Augustine S. JaneWay, chief
of Protection Services of the Office
of Civilian Defense with headquar-
ters here, was to be awarded the
Evening star., 1945-01-06

his behalf by Attorney Stanley H
Fischer, that he and Mrs. Tocker
were married in Poland in 1890
He said Mrs. Tocker then went with
him to Vienna to live, and that they
voluntarily separated in 1881.
Mr.. Tocker claims in the suit that
after the invasion of Austria, he
and Mrs. Tocker sought to get a
divorce. but were prevented from
doing so because of the invasion.
Subsequently, the suit said, Mr..
Tocker fed the country, went to
France, then to Portugal, Latin
America and finally came to this
country in 1912.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Bogus British Sailor Gets
Six Months Jail Term

Karl Hans Otto Meyer, 81, said
to have six aliases, yesterday was
sentenced by Justice T. Alan Colds
borough of District Court to serve
six months in jail on charges Of
petty larceny and wearing the
uniform of the British Navy with
out authority.
Meyer had pleaded guilty to both
charges. The theft charge origi-
nally accused him of taking money
from member of the maritime
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Jewish Congress Aide Asks
Divorce F rom Wife in Austria

Solomon Tocker, 1900 block of
Delafield place NV, who fled
Austria following the German in
vasion in 1888, yesterday filed suit
for divorce from Mrs. Rosalja
Ungar Tocker of Vienna, Austria,
on claim of voluntary separation
The suit, which says that Mr.
Tocker at present is working for
the World Jewish Congress, says
his wife is citizen of Poland and
a resident of Vienna and that he
has taken out his first papers to
become an American citizen.
He also states in the suit, filed in
Evening star., 1945-01-06
New Pastor to Officiute

The Rev. Glenn r. Cole, recently
installed pas<or of the new Knox
Orthodox Presbyterian Church,
Granville drive and Sutherland road,
Silver Spring, Md, will conduct his
first Sunday services at the church
at II am. tomorrow. His sermon
topic will be "Unquenchable Love- -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18

FOR SALE: 3 piece maple living
room suite with matching end
tables and lamps, 2 complete bed
room suites and dinette suite. Us
ed only q short time, in excellent
condition. Can be seen between !
and S pm. Saturday, Oct. 20 at
100 Locust Drive, Mob Hill, Ken
newick, or by appointment. Call
Mrs. Seltz, Pasco 720, ext. 205
between 8 am. and S pm. Mon
day through Friday. 29p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
l02 Kennewick Ave E.
Pastor, Rev. B. L. Swort
Sunday School for all age
groups, Sunday GAS am.
Preaching the full gospel, IL 100
am.
Young Peoples Service, $50
pm.
Evangelistic Services, 1870 pm.
Bible Study of the book Of Rom.
ans, Wed. 1870 pm.
Prayer Meeting, Fri. 1880 pm.
Everyone invited.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18

FOR SALE: Graflex AXIS Camera,
RIB series D F4.5 Kodak anastig-
mat lens. Complete with leather
case, film pack adaptors, cut film
magazine, Filter adapter ring,
medium yellow filter, Weston ex-
posture meter, and large quantity
of film pack and cut film. Dick
Washburn, Washburn Stores, Ken
newick. 29p
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Second and Auburn

Z. y. IUV86S, MINISTER
Res. 6Ol KenneWick Avenue
Sunday school 0:45 am. MTa
w. +. Hanson, supt.
Morning worship 1880 am.
Sermon theme, "Not More Signs,
But Better Eyes"
Joint Luther League meeting
with Richland and Pasco, 400 pm.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday ev.
enings, 800 o'clock.
Confirmation Class Saturday
1000 am. In the Par
Sonage.
Jr. Choir Practice Saturday
mornings, 1l:lS am.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18

STARTED NEW Hampshire baby
chicks, 10 days to 2 weeks old.
Will have baby chicks on these
dates: Oct. Is, 1000; Oct. %, $500;
Oct. 80, $500. All New Hampshire.
This will be our last matches for
this season. Sunnyacres Hatchery.
Phone 1892, 8 and 8 gal. metal wa
ter fountains. All metal hen nests.
28-20-c
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SUPPLIED PACIFIC

Cleared from west coast Amy
ports Of embarkation to meet the
requirements in the Pacific were
two and one half million troops
and more than a. million ship tons
Of cargo during the AS months
prior to vi Day, it was learned
today at Ninth Service Command
headquarters, at Fort Douglas,
Utah.
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BETFLEHEM LUTHERAN
''The Church Of the Lutheran

Srd and Benton st, Kennewick
M. e. Kauth, pastor
D. Moeller, teacher
Divine services Sunday ut II
am. Sunday school 1t 10 an.
Voters meeting at ESQ pm. Chris.
tian Fellowship League ut 8 pm.
Walther League Wednesday eve
ming 1t 3. Choir rehearsal Thurs.
day evening at 3. You are cordially
invited 70 our services. Tune IN
on "The Lutheran Hour" every
Sunday morning from $50 to 10
over KUJ, Walla Walla or oths9
stations Of the Mutual network.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Kennewick Avenue at Dayton
John B. Coan, Minister

eve@eee~e
Sunday School, Gas.
Morning service IL. Choir and
vital messages. Subject, "The
Foremost Quest"
At 4:3O both the Senior and
Junior Hi youth groups will leave
the church for the Richland Inter.
Church Youth Rally.
800 pm. the Kennewick pastor
and choir will broadcast the Meth
odist Sunday evening service over
KPKW. This is q union service
at the Methodist Church in Pasco.
Monday scouts troop "a. hall.
Wednesday 800 pm. Circle 4
will meet with Mrs. Paul Stone,
526 LIST. ,n
Always q genuine welcome.
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FOR SALE: 24x40 frame guiding.
Phone 1851. 29c

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
OF ABANDONED AUTOMOBILE
The following described auto
mobile will be sold to the highest
bidder on October 23rd, 1945, at
the " Garage, Richland, Wash
ington, at 1000 o'clock in the
morning:
1926 Chevrolet Roadster, Motor
No. l63l362, block No. 3i4624,
1884 sticker No. 504273, Washing
Harry B. Cochran, Sheriff,
Benton County, Wash.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE

Fine Dairy and stock farm near
EllenSburg, WASH, about 1000
acres, fine bungalow, fireplace,
four bedrooms. large barn, lots
of other buildings, latest cleo
trio and refrigeration, build
ings cost $34, 900 land $28, 600.
Will sell for $36, 900, $4,000
down, balance 4 per cent.
Lovely home in Pasco, very fine
addition, basement apis. $1,000,
terms.
l8-room hotel furnished in Pasco,
Wash. Good income property.
$1,000, terms.
20 acres near ProSSer, Wash. Al.
falfa, pasture, family orchard,
modern five-room house, fenced
yard, nice lawn, plenty of shade,
large barn, garage. 40 #. drill
ed well, pump house, pressure
system, price including all farm
implements, team, hay, $500.
Is acres, nice country home, other
good buildings, 6 acres prunes,
some alfalfa, pasture, just out
of city limits, $1,000.
10 acres, mint grapes, alfalfa, 2
bedroom house, large barn,
chicken house. brooder house,
$3.50. 81. ESQ down.
rs acres alfalfa, mint, open land,
( room house, chicken house.
5000, terms.
Business building on Kennewick
Ave. Can occupy soon.
The only exclusive Real Estate
office In Kennewick.
&c. CLIFFORD!
REALTOR
Roxy Theater Pho.e 2482
Notary Public
Kennewick Wash.
The big BOOM and BOMB area!
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KENNEw1CK COMMUNITY
AUCTION North Of Farmers
Exchange. First sale at 200 pm.
Oct 20 and each Saturday there
after. Bring In your hogs, horses,
cattle, poultry, machinery and
furniture or anything you have
to sell. Commission on percentage
basis. A. C.. Anon, Clerk. Merle
p. Russell, Auctioneer. 800. Third
Ave. East, Kennewick. 28-30-p
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XEl(IGEWICX
METHODIST CHURCH

John b. Coan, Minister
Sam. Church 8ehool weekly q esSy
8undey llornine SERVES @ llsoo
Choir and timely me0saeee
Evening Youth fs0ewshlp q $40
Deyotions and Social Fellowship
Aiways q Genuine wsleome
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A DOUBLE BILL Of "A Sport
ing Chance" and 1.-THE Way
Ahead" is showing at the Roxy
Theater next Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Oct. 1924 and M. A. Nash
Of 200 Fourth Ave. East may
have two tickets by calling at the
office Of the Courier-Reporter.
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AZ The Churches
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Rev. Leo w. Dyson

Ave. A
2lst Sunday after Trinity.
1000 A. M. National Youth Sum
day service.
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FOR SALE: Equity In new two
bedroom home, full basement,
hardwood floors, large lot, land
scaped garden, low price includes
electric refrigerator, range and
hot water heater and two tons
of coal. Dr.. e. r. Morton, Oil Al.
der st. 27.20-p
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FOR SALE: Heavy Red Fryers.
No sales on Sunday. J. r. Bell
omy, Kennewick Avenue to Brem-
mer's cabins, turn left, first rock
road turn right, second house on
right. ... a-s 20p
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LOANS

Auto and House Trailer
FINANCING ...
UNITED FINANCE co.
Ksna.wiek lit
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FOR SALE: Large selection Of
Lucite, wooden, leather, leath.
erette frames, photo mailers snd
gift items. Have your portrait
made today at our modern studio.
Garrett Studio, new Pasco thea
ter building, Pasco, Wash. tic
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HELP THE SERVICE MAN-0
you have q place to rsnt-eau
Naval Housing office 720. extern
don 500. 44-oc.
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pum3m llollnooo Church
% Dsa4oo q. Sunday school
o:lS. Morning sosv., II. Young
Peoples NEST Z pm. Evening
services, 3. Prayer NEST Wed.
eve. Friday eve, song practice.
Always q cordial welcome.
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&c. CLIFFORD!
REALTOR

FOR SALE: Farm, 20 acres In the
garden tracts. One Of the best
producers around. Crops consist
Of cherries, pruneS, peaches, ~
paragus, mint, alfalfa and pasture.
Modern house, garage, other build
ings including good chicken house
with 100 tested hens ready TO lay.
Also 80 tons Of hay. Call or zee
Norman Atterbury, Avenue -. Tel
2l76 at 8 am. or 3 pm. 1850
FOR QUICK SALE: Less than
cost. Four room modern house :
years old. Completely furnished
new electric range, elec. water
heater, oil stove and all new fur.
niture, or viii sell unfinished.
100 feet Of river front property.
~ miles west Of Kennewick on
Hiway. Phone l5xS. 27-2op
FOR SALE: s-acre farm with q
large house and 3 rent houses.
2-acre farm, approximately . acres
in peaches, apricots, grapes and
hay; good house, cow shed, chick
en- house and garage. See Jesse
Hess, I mile north Of cemetery,
Benton City. .
AT THE ROXY next Sunday and
Mon, Oct. 2l-22 Il showing The
Gilman" q picture Of thrills, myS-
terry and romance, and Bob Tenn
pleton Of Rt. I may have two tick
cts by calling 1t the office Of the
Courier-Reporter.
FOR SALE: Two bedroom hama,
full basement large tenced-in
lot. About I year old. l4S Locust
Drive. Green Homes Addition.
Phone STA after 5 pm. 38-S0-p
FOR SALE: Rust colored studio
couch, $40; arm chair and rock
er, cane seated, 3 each; l2-in
squirrel cage cooler, complete Tor
furnace. 1919 Hams, Richland.
FOR SALE: Two bedroom home,
full basement, large fenced-in
lot. About I year old. l43 Locust
Drive. Green Homes Addition.
Phone STA after 5 pm. SIP
FOR SALE: 1s-acre farm in Ken
newick. No BUILDINGS; lights
and water available. win ell al
or part. Close In. Contact l06 ~.
Elm in Pasco. SOP
FOR SALE: Bulbs; tulips assorted
colors, daffodilS, Paper White
Narcissus. Plant now for early
spring blooms. Phone 1851, Ken.
newick Greenhouse. 18-SO-p
FOR SALE: Hunters' good khaki
tent; Just right for hunting trips.
u. L. Nppes, River Road. Phone
SzzS. -
FOR SALE: Domestic water ~.
TENS for deep and shallow wells.
A water system properly installed
will give years OF service. Ween.
ington Hardware. 370
FOR SALE 1t bargain, Coy
Coach. 1880 electric stove, elec.
brakes, new tires, newly painted.
Sleeps (. Munson Trailer Camp.
I'll 8 pm. daily. Price $3.50. 37-z9p
FOR SALE: Trailer, l6 f. "Hayes
see Aubrey Books, 3 blocks SO.
Of Golf Course. 18-S0-p
FOR SALE: 1929 n. d. motorcy-
Gle, size 81, 500. A. L. Milan,
Finley. Phone llx5, inquire at
Finley store. 1S-p
FOR SALE: At Campbell Custom
Cannery, oil brakes which keep
your stove free from SCOT. Phone
1882. TIL.
FOR Sale: Wood and coal circu-
lating heater, S room size, also
Winter Nellis Pears. Call 1854.
FOR SALE: 20 Chez. Coupe, good
rubber. +. N. Giles, Route z.
Phone 1912. nc
FOR SALE or RENT: Two room
house. See Paul Nyleen before
Sunday. 1928 No. Benton. 29p
FOR SALE: 1896 Dodge 4-door se.
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WE SpECIALIZE IN auto and
trailer insurance, nadonW1oe
claim service. Harold q. Eye
agency. oA0
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APPLES: Good, sound Delicious
at my ranch, ~ miles S. e. Of
Kennewick on Finley road. Turn
right Just before Bryson Browns
corner. Bring containers. Leonard
Allison. 28-30-p
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CORSON & CARTER GARAGE
at Richland Y. Used cars and
pickups ~ we can get them Tor
you. All types Of garage service.
27-2oc
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GRIGG BROTHERS
- Gail and George
REFRIGERATION AND
HEATING SERVICE

Phone TAI, 2l4 Kennewick Ave.
q
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FOR RENT: Stock Trailer, By the
hour or day. See HofmetSter
by the Y or phone 16x3. 26-6c.
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w amt Ads

r. E. STANDLEY'S
New & used Furniture Store
pays more and sells for less, all
kinds Of good used Furniture.
348 Ave. C East, Kennewick, Tel.
1896. 20-t-c
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FOR SALE: Concerto mixer, =
hip. driven, wheel barrow, f.
wheel farm trailer, Deering NOW
ing machine, John Deere I. 6ac-
tor, all equipment. $40 Kenne-
wick Ave, or call 287l. 2s6e
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FOR RENT: Houses at Benton
City, 8, 4, or 5 room, water and
electricity. Some furnishings. A.
e. Scott T-10.p
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FOR SALE: $3.50 Winchester,
model "a. In good condition.
228 Second Ave. East. 20-31p
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WANTED: 12-guage shotgun.
Write Box 551 or call at Island
View Paint Shop on River Road,
n mile below Richland "Y"
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FOR SALE: Winter potatoes, 8
mile South East Of Kennewick,
on Swayze place. Henry Jacobs.
28-30-p
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FOR SALE: At Campbell Custom
Cannery, oil brakes which keep
your stove free from SCOT. Phone
ll82 TIC.
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FOR SALE: Woods 4-yard dump
box with hoist. Vance Baird,
Lampson's Acre Tracts, Route 2,
KenneWick.
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FOR SALE: Early model electric
stove In good working condition.
Baby carriage and play pen. In.
uuire ut sos Kennewick Avenue
or call 1872.
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FOR SALE or RENT: Two room
house. See Paul Nyleen before
Sunday. 1923 No. Benton. Up
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WANTED: Man or woman who
can qualify for profitable bud-
ness nearby. Write Rawleigh's,
Dept. 292, Oakland, 2, Calf. 27-29c
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FOR RENT: Cabins and trailers
In Bates auto court opposite
White Kitchen on the highway
in Kennewick. Also few choice
lots for trailers. 49tf
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FOR SALE: 20 Chev. Coupe, good
rubber. +. N. Giles, Route 2.
Phone l642. &c
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FOR SALE: IS acre farm. 20 acres
In cultivation, 10 acres pasture,
Improved. G. G. Williams, 526 LIT
Ave. W. 28-tf-c
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FOR Sale: Wood and coal circu-
lating heater, S room size, also
Winter Nellis Pears. Call 23S4.
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AT THE ROXY next Sunday and
Mon, Oct. 2l-22 Il showing The
Gilman" q picture Of thrills, myS-
terry and romance, and Bob Tenn
pleton Of 1t. I may have two tick
cts by calling 1t the office Of the
Courier.Reporter.
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FOR SALE: Five room Kalamazoo
oil heater, stove pipes and bar
rel included. Garage-type air COM
pressor, late model. Paint gun
and hose. 1918 Gillespie, Richland.
20.p
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WANTED: A 80 or SO revolver.
Phone 1441, Don Coates. 29c
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FOR SALE: 1929 n. D. motorcy-
Gle, size 81, 500. A. L. Milan.
Finley. Phone 1lx5, inquire at
Finley store. Up
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Lost and Found \ y
LOST: Brown fooled leather purse
with green leather lining; con-
tanned ration books and important
papers. Finder may keep money
and bring purse to office Of Cour-
ier-Reporter or Mrs. Mary J.
Clark, 1915 West Irving, Pasco.
Wash. 29-31p
LOST: Gasoline truck hose on
either main highway towards
Yakima or pipe line road. VIII
give reward II found. G. II. Eakin,
p. O. Box 104 Kennewick 29-c
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FOR HIRE: Tractor work BY the
hour or how you want Il, disc.
ing, narrowing, and plowing. =.
L. Durbin, West Highlands 1907.
96-S0-p
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FOR SALE: New Hampshire pull
lets, "a months old, also heavy
fryers. z. L. Durbin, West High
lands, Phone 2767. 28-S0-p
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FOR SALE: 1896 Dodge 4-door se.
dan. United Finance Co, nat!
Bank Of Commerce Bldg. zSu
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FOR SALE: Turkeys. Dressed q
dressed and drawn. John S.
Peterson. Five miles west Of Ken.
newick on River Road or Phone
Kennewick l6x4. 27-4o-p
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BULLS FOR SERVICE: Delivered
purebred, tested, Guernsey md
Holstein. Phone 3l76, Norman At.
terberry, out Ave u. 2Stfc
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WILLOWS TRAILER CAMP:
Back Of White Kitchen. Several
nice spaces now available. Clean
heated showers. We furnish the
washing machines. Il
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18

FOR SALE: Domestic water -.
TENS for deep and shallow wells.
A water system properly installed
viii give years Of service. Weeh:
ington Hardware. 776
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18

FOR SALE: 8-acre farm with .
large house and 3 rent houses.
2-acre farm, approximately . acres
in peaches, apricots, grapes and
hay; good house, cow shed, chick
en- house and garage. See Jesse
Hess, I mile north Of cemetery,
Benton City. .
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-18

NO HUNTING or TRESSPASS-
ING. Get your signs 1t the Cour.
cir Reporter office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-06
Memory Of Lonely War Years
Can Make The F Future Richer

should go into a pattern for their
new life together.
Every experience in life teaches
Its own lessons. And no matter
now painful it was at the time
1t can be reckoned as rich ex.
perience if the lessons are re.
;nembered and carried into f,,.
ture living.
Let's Not Forget
So the families of servicemen
Should set out not to forget the
past few yea s-but to remember.
10 remember the plans for a bet
ter, happier life, to remember the
promise never to worry or fret
again over trivialities.
Forgetting an experience leaves
that experience a total blank. a
hardship gone through with for
nothing. Remembering it makes
one wiser and consequently cap
able OF building better life.
Let's not forget-let's remem-
Der. That way, at least, we can
and sorrow and suffering of war.
salvage something from the waste