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Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
ERICKSON CLUB OPENS
HEADQUARTERS

Headquarters Of the Silver Bow
County Left Erickson for United
States Senator club was opened May
II at Butte. it was announced today
Chairman Of the club committee is
laul fall Jr. Butte. secretary-treas-
urer is A. D. Arel, Butte. and vice
chairman is William G. Montgomery.
Butte.
This club has been organized be.
cause Erickson's record shows a lib
eral. far-sighted attitude toward cur
rent affairs. and as United States SEN
ator he would introduce vigorous leg.
islation to build a better Montana"
said the chairman Of the club.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
FLOW OF COPPER
EBBS SERIOUSLY

The flow Of copper imports has
ebbcd 50 seriously that only one fourth
Of the tonnage due on government con
tracts has been received thus far in
1916. official explanation of this stu
alton is that there is lack of shipping
II is a foregonc conclusion howev,
or, according to a Merrill Lynch wire.
that foreign exporters have no intcns
low the world price. when Great Bri-
tain and other countries are bidding
actively without price limitations
Mining Record
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06

must be established enough economic
ers to act upon their own convictions
without becoming the victims of the
economic whip" Of a powerful cor
poration
More Financial Support for Dis
charged Workers
The financial reporr vas most ell
c%ouraging. The international Union Of
Mine, Mill and Smeltcr Workers sent
a check for $500 T.-s Is excellent
support for the Butte cause in view OF
the fact that many unions affiliated
with the International are still on
strike and the demands upon the In
ternational are heavy. Sixteen unions
have responded generously to the
call for funds. II is expected that
more will respond in the near future.
Many individuals who are in sympathy
with the cause have made personal
contributions. The unions contributing
to date are:
Bartendcrs Union
Boiler Makers Union
Butte Clerks Union
Butte Firemen's association
Butte Laundry and Dye Workers I'm
ion
Butte E.etter Carriers Union
Butte Meat Cutiers Union, Local 326
Butte Miners Union
ttontinu-d On Page Four
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
Silver Bow Trades
And Labor
Council Notes
June. 4. 1916 Meeting

II vas just ono nf those summer
meetings with litlle OF Importance on
The floor
The Council placed Bills Drive Inn
fair OF 4 report Of the grievance
committee This firm had had a lit
Tie trouble hut are nov OK,
Lucille Speer of the University at
Missoula. reminded the delegates that
u Labor Institute will be held at the
university campus June II. l.. IL.
oscar lIills made i report OF a
meeting at the Finlen hotel Of the
Butte Development association.
Mr. Hills said that the association
planned 20 have a competent engineer
make Il survey II Butte's opportuni.
ties 70 attract business here
Notice
The next meeting OF the Trades
Council viii be Tuesday. June 18th.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
Organization Is H. Ssary
For Improving Salaries
ofSchool Teachers
Education Associations, Poor Stuff: Being
Neither Fish, Flesh nor Fowl, Are Little
Use in Improving Conditions

BY WILLARD b sPALDING, supt, District l, Portland, ore.
The pay of teachers in the United States is tragically low.
Working conditions are bad. The morale in many systems is
not good. The quality of the persons entering teachers colleges
is progressively more inferior each year.
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
Miners Union Day Celebration On June Is
HolidayWin Commemorate
68th Anniversary Of
Organization
Huge Parade. Music. Dance, Sports. Speaking.
To Feature First Postwar Observance
OF Timc-Honorcd Occasion

Butte Miners. Thursday, June l3, will celebrate their first
Miners Union Day since pre-war days. The celebration will be
in honor Of the 68th anniversary of the founding of the Miners
Union.
The annual holiday during the war years was foregone by
the Miners because Of the need for the miners producing every
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
May %. 1916 Meeting

\ proposal by Reese Of the Miners
Of the Miners Union. the Trades and
Labor Council and the Butte Building
Trades council hold Il joint meeting
10 rromulgafe and devise a Joint leg
i~slatiye program for the coming cleo
tion featured the session Of the Trades
Council last Tuesday secretary Wat
ers was instructed 10 write the mem
bors Of the legislative committee OF
tho Trades Council that the joint meet
ing Will be held Tuesday. June II.
lai6 a Z = at Carpenters Hall.
Bills Drive Inn. a cafe on HIarri-
son ayenue was declared unfair fol-
lowing a report Of the grievance com
mitfte This subject was brought into
ihp council some time ago on a com
rlaini ~ The Womeu's Protective Tn
ion alleging q violation Of rules by
bills Drive Inn
All unions in Butte are urged to
ST. III touch with the Miners Union
ara ebtain particulars Of participat-
ins fn fht parade and celebration OF
sts Nifers pa their historical holiday
isu, l#
COMMUNICATIONS @sls received from
Ssfn'ei@ wheeler and Murray and
tinet nam Mansfield and Dwarf
expla ming their position On continu
aaes "a fle 0rA aet The following
sfesh Nv Mansfield Is 4 good express
s'oa ol fAs good and bad Of OPA
Congressman Mansfield's Speech
" SPEAKER. ter the last three days.
ike my friend aud colleague from Ne
5raska Mr. 'Hutf.tu. | have been in
fHiS ,hamber listening to all the de-
af's pn III. extension OF the Office
"A Prier administration, and am in
deed sorry % note the confusing and
ham strung measure which has Just
been approved ny this house and pre-
ntfi % the Nmercian people
We haye had al kinds OF pressure
nNt upon Ns by organized groups both
tr and against the continuation OF
tip oPN but my thoughts have been
about the great ~nnorganized groups OF
AmeticanS mo have to live on fixed
Incomes in the form OF salaries and
tontinned on Pag. Four
Montana labor news., 1946-06-06
NOTICE

A joint meeting of the
Legislative committee Of
the Silver Bow Trades 4
Labor Council, the Legis-
lative committee of the
Building Trades Council
and the Legislative Com
mittee of the Miners I'm
ion will be held at Car
penters Hall at 7:15 PM,
Tuesday, June IL, 1916.
All members are urged
to attend.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

"you go after Oakley, the publisher.
Take him to the Stork Club. He
loves the Stork Club. Harris" -
this to the vice-president in charge
of sales promotion - you go after
Lifkowitz, the business manager. :.
Lifkowitz loves Early American
stuff, so take him to Fraunces Tav-
ern.
"Joe" - this to the vice-presi-
dent in charge of programs - you
take care of Ettinger, the editor.
l can't get line on him. Just get
him drunk. I'll take care of Lapham.
the advertising manager. l guess
that's about ALL"
1T WAS all except that Universal
put four men on doing new scripts
and commercials for ''Her Third
Husband"
They put seven men on tearing
broadway Buzz-Buzz to pieces
and building it up again.
When MIR. Lapham got back to
New York from his mid-western
trip he was bit surprised. All this
talk about a radio program. Oakley,
the publisher, talked about it. Lif-
kowitz. the business manager, talked
about it. Ettinger, the editor, talked
about it.
Cant get in on this?" said Mr..
Lapham.
He asked Miss Collins about it.
Miss Collins was scared, because the
thing had got so out of hand. 1T
was just that got talking" said
Miss Collins. with - with an old
friend of mine over at Universal,
Jimmy Smith. I suppose he got the
idea in his teeth and went to town
in a great big way with it."
Evening star., 1946-01-20

so you're responsible?" said MIR.
Lapham.
well - er- yes,. l suppose so.
Gosh, Mr.. Lapham, if I'd known it
was going to be anything like
this.
Mr.. Lapham had lunch with MIR.
CATER and Jimmy Smith. After a
couple of cocktails, Mr.. Lapham
said to Jimmy: eve certainly have
a good friend of yours over at the
office. If it hadn't been for you two
kids -"
Miss Collins?" asked Jimmy. with
interest.
Naturally. Miss Collins" Mr..
Lapham replied.
Directly after lunch Jimmy Smith
went over to the magazine. He
caught Stella cold in the outer part
of MIR. Lapham's Office. She was
sitting at her own desk, which was
little desk. She didn't have on the
feathered hat. She didn't have on
the brown glasses. But she did have
on the eggplant hair-do. Jimmy just
stared at her.
''Do YOU know you're probably
going to get a raise?" said Jimmy
finally. "A raise and better job
too?"
Now Stella was staring at him in
tently.
'1'm getting raise too," said
Jimmy. II don't deserve it, but I'm
getting it. Look, Miss Collins -
This ="
Its Stella" said Stella.
Look, Stella, this addition is to-
morrow. All the big shots are going
to be there. You and l have got to
be there too. Don't you think, as
long as we're supposed to be old
friends. that we'd better eat dinner
tonight and get ourselves better ac-
quainted?"
Stella still stared at him. Then:
would you like my hair better
the other way?" she asked.
What other way?"
Down"
81 wouldn't give a nickel for it
any other way. l love it just the
way it is"
Now Stella smiled. 'Wait till you
see it down." said Stella. The End
Evening star., 1946-01-20
BY
MEAT PIE

" cup chopped Green
Pepper
Add 2 cups cut-up cooked Meat
LEFTOVER roast beef, pork
or veal, ETC.
| 8 cups cut-up Vegetables
Carrots, potatoes, peas,
| etc., cooked
2 cups well seasoned Gravy
(add white sauce to left
over gravy to make 2 cups)
Pour into creased 8-inch baking
dish. Heat in the hot oven, 4500,
until mixture bubbles. Cover imme-
diately with Biscuit Topping
Bake about rs minutes.
add 2 tbsp. finely cut Parsley
|or " bunch Watercress
listens finely cut, leaves
coarsley chopped)
to cups Bisquick
before adding milk (see package
for amounts) and mixing, etc.
JUST ADD MILK to Bisquick for
any plain biscuit dough, or
dumplings. Easy, isn't it.? No
lsifting. No cutting in shorten
ing. T,cice as easy as the old
,cay! Let Bisquick help you.
SUPPER to make Monday manor
liable! Planned by our General Mills
foods staff
Monday Meot Pie
with parsley or wofercress crust
individual Salads
kgropefrvif sections sprinkled with
lpomegronote seeds, on lettuce or
endive-sweet french dressing)
Chocolate Cream Pudding
Coffee Milk
|SWEET FRENCH DRESSING:
Mix together
"a cup Salad Oil
"a cup Lemon Juice Tor sub
stitute orange, grapefruit,
pineapple or apricot juice,
or a mixture of them, for
part of the lemon)
tsp. Salt
tsp. Paprika
"a cup Confectioners' Sugar
Shake we'll in tightly covered bottle,
or beat with rotary beater until
thoroughly blended. l cup dressing.
WHICH ONE is your favorite2
mean of the Bisquick shortcut re-
Icipes on the package. Mullins, bis
cults, waffles, pancakes, dumplings,
cobblers, etc. Have you tried them
all1 Bisquick is handy for so many
good things. And it's calamity-proof!
General Mills, Inc.
"Bisquck" and Betty Cocker arc registered trade
marks Of General Mills. Ine., Minneapolis, MINI.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
JIMMY AND THE CAREER GIRL


Continued from page eight
the magazine had no more use for
a radio program than it had for a
set of gold-plated, fur-lined finger
bowls.
He would now set expensive ma
chinery in motion. He would have
program written. He would have it
put on records. And then Stella
would have the keen pleasure of
tossing the whole thing into the
wastebasket; she would simply say
she didn't like it. That was all. If
there was any comeback through
Mr.. Lapham. she would tell him
what Jimmy had done to her. He
would back her up. She knew Mr..
Lapham.
But now she only hoped that
Jimmy wouldn't be fired. That
would be a little stiff, though not
necessarily too stiff.
STELLA knew Mr. Lapham. But she
didn't know her broadcasting COM
panies. First Jimmy, reported to
MIR. CATER, the sales manager. Mr..
CATER digested what he had to say;
then he began drumming on his desk
with his fingers; then he began to
smile.
Next morning there was confer
ence. The president of the Universal
Broadcasting system sat over in
corner. The vice-president in charge
of sales promotion sat over in an
other corner. The vice-president in
charge of programs sat over in still
another corner
In between the corners the room
was jammed.
Mr.. CATER spoke: We'll give 'em
a choice. which means that they'll
have the privilege of turning one
down and then taking the other.
Well give 'em Her Third Hus-
band.'" This was a daytime serial
that had just been released by its
sponsors. We'll give 'em Broad
way Buzz-Buzz.
The latter was sustaining musi-
cal that had not yet had much sue
cess.
Jim" - this to the president -
Evening star., 1946-01-20

MICKEY AND MIKE
Eve sound like . comic
strip" he said ~ but
in the end It was almost
a tragedy. The story is
in next weeks issue y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

WoL iO:30-Reprsseniaire John Tsbsr.
probable next chairman Of the House Appro-
priaiions Committee. is interviewed by news
pspermea
WRe, ii:30-Ihe drsmatilaiion oil Tolsiois
Anna karenina' is concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22

VOL. S:30-sir Hartley shawuos. K. N.
{. p. delivers an address on The Place OF
Law in International Relation"
WT0p. 9.00-6inny Smms' caller is again
Billy De Wolfe
WhAL. i0;O0-HsaWwsights IohnnY colan
and Johnny Thomas battle.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 256O
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Ben
ton County.
In the matter of the estate Of
THAD G. GROSSCUP, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers Testamentary on the estate OF
Thad G. Grosscup, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
10th day of November, 1916, 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, Washing
ton, within six months after the
date of the first publication Of this
notice, to-wit: within six months
after the 18th day of November,
1916, and file the same with the
Clerk of the above entitled Court,
together with proof of such serv-
ice or they shall be forever barred.
Dated at Kennewick, Washing
ton, this 18th day of November,
1916.
NORMA GROSSCUP,
Administrators.
BY Moulton e. Powell
Thomas B. Cess,
Her Attorneys.
Moulton & Powell and Thomas
B. Cess, Attorneys for Admins
tratriX.
Kennewick, Washington.
11:28-12:12
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sim
cere gratitude for the beautiful
cards of sympathy and floral Of
ferings at our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Nellie Walker and family.
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FOR SALE: Domestic water sys-
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A water system properly installed
will give years of service. Wash
ington Hardware. 27tf
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n N Wanted "

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noiIi; oht work, nice home. Sal
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FOR SALE: 1872 acres new land,
all cleared and tillable on Hi
way S miles down river from
Kennewick, has new modern
bed room concrete block. house,
15x20 #. living room, kitchen
wired for range. Some furniture
also Ford-Ferguson and lmple-
ments may be had if wanted.
Dan E. Gerber. 35-37p
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FOR SALE: Large selection of
Lucite, wooden, leather, leath-
erette frames, photo mailers and
gift items. Have your portrait
made today at our modern studio.
Carrot Studio, new Pasco thea
ter building, Pasco, Wash. tic
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~.NTED to buy used gas ranges,
R sA.sters and refrigerator: Butane
np rnnane Gas Bottled Filling
no .;an s33 Col. Ave. Phone 1891:
'Stauon' o 3OTF
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FOR SALE: Round Oak kitchen
range, in No. condition, 8 in.
lids. Hot water front and reser-
voir. 220 Benton ST., phone Sol.
35p
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FOR SALE Save on this 1886
Ford Block assembly, newly re-
built, $4,000 or $4,000 on old
block. S. e. Parker, Rt. 2, South
on Wash. st. 33-3Sp
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FOR SALE: Modern 3-bedroom
home, bathroom. Refrigerator,
automatic hot water, gas range. II
acres, 2 acres alfalfa, acre aspar-
aguS, 5 acres open ground, bal
ance pasture. miles west Of
Richland, B. D. BETH, Richland,
Route1 33-35p
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CONCRETE PIPE for well curb
ings-36," a." and 49," Reese
Concrete Pipe Company, Kenne-
wick. Phone 1041. Site
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FOR SALE: 40 Mercury, door
new As motor. less than 1000
miles. Call after S p. m. Cabin
ga Diemond Cabin Camp, foot
of Pasco-Kennewick bridge on
Pasco side. 35p
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WILL TRADE: Hot point refrig-
orator and breakfast set for
trailer house. Phone 3468, Tom
Az. 35p
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FOR LEASE OR SALE: 4 room
house, S acres land IL acres
asparagus, also Heifer calf for
sale. Len w. Harp, East 9th Ave,
2 blocks east of Wash. st. 34-37p
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FOR SALE: Cabinet radio, good
condition, phone I'LL. Critic
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<.mrD: Housekeeper to take
V sas-ee of home and six year old
Up pcard and room and salts
s ~. nay. Write Box So care
sGn,rier-Reporter. 34-36p
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FOR SALE: Several S acre tracts.
Each has irrigation water and a
well. Located 31s miles west of
Pasco on upper River Road. Ex-
cellent building sites. For infor-
nation call Plat Ballaine & Sons,
phone 1871. -, Soft
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-28

FOR SALE: SO Terroplane Sedan
Make me an offer. Apt. 1873,
Park View Homes, Kenn. 35-37p
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FOR SALE: Pork or baby beef,
40 cents per pound. Phone IS
X 10. 33-35p
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FOR SALE: Used Fridigaire. May
be seen at u. p. depot. Sap
FOR SALE: Furnished house; lot
60x140. Possession at once. lis
Third Ave. 34-36p
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FOR SALE: Heavy New Hamp-
shire Fryers, Telephone 1882,
Henry Mohr, West Highlands. 3d.
36c
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A,tomatic Electric poultry water
warmers. Also Electric or Oh
heated chick fountains in i've
or eight gallon sizes, fag III az
Exchange. "-o..
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FOR SALE: Coolerator Refrig-
orator, white finish, holds IS
lbs. of ice, in fine condition. Phone
1902. 33tfc
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FOR SALE: Nice clean box spring,
baby buggy, fireplace screen
224 E. First Ave. or phone 1886.
- $3.50
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PIGS AND WIENER PIGS: Also
dressed geese for Thanksgiving,
take your choice, Holland Ranch,
West Highlands, Phone 4242. So
34-35p
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all
of our many friends from Grey
thOrne Kennels. 35c
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FOR SALE: lots, inquire 1st
house on left, west of Brem-
mer's Camp. Phone 3181, Jack
Taylor. 34-36p
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FOR SALE: SO Studebaker Com
mander. Rebuilt motor. Radio.
Heater, $4,000. 304 First Ave p.
=, 33-5p
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FOR SALE: Modern six room
house, new large chicken house,
garage and "a lots. Inquire at
2O21 E Lewis, Pasco, Wash. 34-36p
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ulNrED:To share my home with
Ns.miiv who will care for my 8
=. o1d boy while I work. Home
odern and new. Box RS, care
eCourier-RepOrter. 5o-5op
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GR1GG BROTHERS
Gail and George
REFRIGERATION AND
HEATING SERVICE

soAkANTEED REPAIRS ON all
n..s s.ee typewriters and adding
~ Prompt service. Pick
A.. sno delivery. Henderson Of
m. y. supply, Henderson & Brutz-
l I1 soo Kennewick Ave. Phone
~. 16tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-11-28

FINEST TOILETRIES for men
from the Herb Farm line. Give
him a trio Of good grooming aids
with the brisk, clean tang Of Po-
mander Toilet water, aftershave
lotion and ta1cuni. Attractively
packaged for gift giving. The
Gift Shop. tic
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Stock Tank Heaters.
Farmers Exchange. 34-35c
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FOR SALE: % Buick, Good mo
tor. fair tires, $4,000. 2 blocks
south and 2 west OF Breme e
Trailer camp. George Becker. sop
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FOR SALE: Empty wooden bar
rels, 81 each; steel drums, 81.
KenneWick Bakery. 32tfc
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wASHROOM SUPPLIES-Folded
paper towels, towel dispensers
soap dispensers, powoereo soap'
wastebaskets, seat covers, tlsSue'
Henderson Office Supply, Hender-
SON & Brutzman, 304R kennewick
Ave. Phone 4441. HAN
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WATKINS PRODUCTS - Frank
r. Vitek, Is E. Kennewick Ave.,
Telephone 4486. 49, 15-39p
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FO RSALE: One modern two
bedroom house. One three room
house on four big lots. 120 foot
frontage on highway. 518 Ave. f.
33-35p
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FOR Several tracts Of land
to be set out in fruit trees ano
grapes. Nurseryman's Exchange,
w. B. Saunders, phone 18x7. River
Road. l4tfc
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FOR SALE OR LEASE: Cheap,
almost new business building,
downtown location, 16x32, stand
ing on site protected by firm ten
wear lease. Call Plat Ballane
and Sons, Phone 1881. II
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FOR SALE: Model L. John Deere
tractor and machinery, in good
condition. John George Jr., Ken
newick South Highlands, Route 2.
33-34-35p
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,;enced grocery clerk wants
~ Will take work of any
~ Contact 116 3rd Ave-, w.
raIsn u, or phone 597 Ken
Ae ;SI 34-36p
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FOR SALE: 1914 Ford III ton
truck only 10000 miles, Grain
tite bed, fog lights and heater.
AL condition, five good tires,
only $4,000. Five miles west of
Pasco on Upper River Road.
Basement house on South side of
road. Eldon Jenicke. 35p