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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
White Ice Cream
Employees Honored

White Ice Cream and Milk
company was host Wednesday
evening at their new club house to
the members of Whites softball
team and their friends. A delici-
Gus three course dinner was serv-
ming of dancing was enjoyed by all.
ed and afterward a delightful eve
Those present were E. L. White,
host, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Foun-
tain, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Gieschen,
Nick Gieschen and Miss Marie
Chinnis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hobbs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lee, Bob BOYD
and Miss Lib Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Braswell, A. L. King and Miss
Hazel Darlington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Mintz. Members
OF the team unable to attend were
Harold Herring, Bill Hobbs. Archie
Benson, and Henry Smith
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Ruth Humphrey Is Elected Head
Of Business-Professiona Women

New officers of the Wilmington
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club, Inc, were elected at
the regular meeting held Friday
night III the Friendly dining room.
They we're: Ruth Humphrey, pres
ident; Ida B. Kellam, vice-presi-
dent: Bernice Bjonerud, secre-
tary; Martha Bennett, treasurer;
Louise B. Pclvogt, corresponding
secretary; Mary Henri Lennon,
auditor.
The program. in the form of a
quiz, entitled, do You Know
Your Club was conducted by the
retiring secretary, Verna Shep-
pard. The quiz consisted of ques-
tons on the local club and state,
National and international FEEDER
alton. Mary Henri Lennon was the
winner of the prize awardea for
having the most correct answers.
During the evening, Ida B. KEEL
lam was recognized as a delegate
from the local club to attend the
state convention held in Charlotte
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Miss B%onkemeyer
Edward NJ errill
Wed In Chadbourr

One of the loveliest weddings Of
the early summer season took
place in the Chadbourn Presbyter
ian church, Sunday afternoon juno
2, at 5 o'clock. when Miss Frances
Bonkemeyer, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. L. c. Bonkemeyer, became
the bride of Edward Clifton Mer.
rill, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Merrill of Asheville. Rev. Ben -
Ormand, pastor of the bride, per.
formed the ceremony.
A program Of music vas giver
by Mrs. T. L. Lucas, aunt Of the
bride and Mrs. William Johnson
s%oloist, sang Il Love You Truly, q
by Carrie Jacobs Bond, Because
by Guy D'Hardelot, and THE
Lords Prayer" 20 Perfect Love
was played during the ceremony,
and at the end Mrs. Johnson softly
sang Lutkin's Benediction.
The church was decorated with
long-leaf pine and arrangements OF
white gladioli and carnations on
each side of the chancel with seven
branched ~candelabra holding white
cathedral candles.
Bride Wears Satin
The bride entered the church
with her father who gave her in
marriage. Her gown was of white
satin and net with sweetheart neck
line. The full skirt ended in a circu-
lar train. She wore a finger-tip veil
of bridal illusion held in place by
a coroaet which was edged in seed
pearls and carried a white bible
shovered with lilies of the valley.
Her only ornament was an heir
loom laXilier.
Mrs. DeWitte Smith of Chad
bourn and Mrs. M. l.. Adams of
Laurinburg yer matron and maid
of-honor. They wore identical
gowns of white taffeta and net with
sweetheart neckline, and haloes of
white net held in place with spring
flowers. They carried arm bouquets
of mixed flowers tied with blue rib
bon.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mar
gle Bailey, Miss jeanne Baldwin,
and Miss Patsy McCleney of Chad
bourn, Miss Alice Craddock of Dur
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

on May 14-15. While there, Mrs.
Kellam will extend an invitation
for the state convention to meet
at Wrightsville Beach next year.
Miss Mabel Bacon, a former pres
ident of the local club, and former.
ly connected with the employment
office here, is a candidate for the
state president.
The attendance prize was
awarded to Mary McDuffie.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, Louise B Polvogt, who was
acting as chairman, in the absence
of the president, turned the meet
ing over to Ida B. Kellam, who
spoke briefly or the material tina
she planned to take to the state
convention with her, and then ad
journed the meeting.
Retiring officers are: Verns
Sheppard, secretary; Mary Henri
Lennon, treasurer; Mary B. Dris
coll. corresponding secretary.
Guests of the evening were: Mrs
Dorothy B. Taylor, of Phoenix
Arizona, and Mrs. John Nixon, o.
Sanford, who is a candidate fol-
the recording secretary Of the N
C. Federation of Business anc
Professional Women's club, Inc.
If potatoes must be peeled
ahead of time, they should be pu'
in sailed water. The longer they
stand exposed to air, the more
vitamin C they lose. If there are
left-overs, they should be KEEP
covered and in a cold place unit
used.
Cook frozen vegetables In the
smallest possible amount of boil
ing water. Never let them thaW
before you pop them in the cook
ing water. You lose vitamins il
you do,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

Hose, Jr. Before returning to the
city Miss Frink will also visit in
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Humphrey
left Saturday for Chapel Hill to
attend Mr.. Humphreys class re-
union at the University of North
Carolina. Mr. Humphrey was a
member of the class of '26.
Miss Mary Palmer Hunter,
student at the Woman's college
of the University of North Caro-
lima, is spending the summer vaca.
ton with her mother, Mrs. E. E
Hunter at her home on KenWood
avenue.
Miss Lura May Bell has return
ed to Washington, D. c., after be-
ing here for the Stanley-Huband
wedding and visiting friends here.
Miss Orma Jean Willis, student
at Peabody Conservatory of Mu-
sic, Baltimore, Md, is spending
the summer at her home, 1912
Nun street.
j. Marion James of New York
City, is visiting his brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. James
at their home on Market street.
Miss Ann Hurst, student at the
Woman's college of the University
OF North Carolina, is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Hurst, Jr.
Emile Fisher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Fisher, 1900 Prin-
cess street, will leave Monday for
Wake Forest college where he
will begin his pre-dental studies.
Mrs. G.. l. Skipper and two
daughters, Edna Faye and Ane.
line, are visiting relatives in Rocky
Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Foy OF
Washington, z. c., is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Setter,
Jr., of Forest Hills. Mr.. Foy is
the brother of Mrs. Setter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Carr
OF this city, are in New York fbr
a short stay.
Misses Rena and Helen INLAND
of Meriden, Conn, are elected
to arrive Tuesday to visit thei1
aunt, Mrs. Walter J. Bergen al
her home N Princess street.
Mrs. T. c. Hayward of Char.
lotte, is spending ten days at her
cottage, 321 South Lumina avenue.
Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Emily Setter of Washing
ton, D. c., arrived Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Setter on Castle Hayne
road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Beauty Bust
massaqe7

Amazing new Nanette Hormone
Cream contains recognized scien'
tific estrogens (female sex hor.
mones) which may be needed
IL your Bust is under-normal.
nat, Cue to lack of supply of
sufficient estrogenic sub
stances. Nanette Hormone Cream
vanishes, requires no tiresome
MASSAGE. No matter what
yeu have tried now try Nan
cite Hormone Cream on Ruaran.
tee of complete satisfaction o.
money back. 3o-day jar $500.
plus tag. No mall orders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
PERSONALS

Clinton Russ is expected to ar
rive today to spend two weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. W. C. Russ at their home.
40 West 18th street. He will have
as his guests, two classmates Of
Lee-Edwards Senior school, Pau.
Wood and Bill Ray.
1t. Gg) Wilburn C. Parker,
USNR, arrived last evening from
Norfolk, Va, after serving the
past % months with the Navy in
the Pacific. He will spend his
terminal leave here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parker
| at their home on Orange street.
Miss Lucy Horne, student at the
Woman's college of the University
of North Carolina, has arrived tc
spend the summer with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Horne
on Carolina Beach. She has as
her house guests, Miss Betty Sue
Regan and Miss Sue McLaurin of
Laurinburg.
Bobby Sanders, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Warren Sanders of 1920
Grace street, will leave Monday
for Raleigh to resume his studies
at N. C. State college after serv-
ing the past 80 months in the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willetts will
leave Tuesday for Winston-Salem,
where Mr.. Willetts, a director of
the Federal Home Loan bank, will
attend the annual convention Of
the North Carolina Building and
Loan association and a Federal
Home Loan meeting there this
week.
1t. Harry M. Symmes, Jr., has
arrived for Fort Meade, Md, and
is spending his terminal leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Symmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Coley
and children, Sara Anne and Jim
my, spent the past week in New
York city on a vacation. They
were accompanied by Miss Joyce
Holland.
Mrs. Willard S. Swiers and small
son, Clark, left Saturday for
Chapel Hill to join Mr.. Swiers whe
is completing graduate studies al
the University of North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Clark are also
spending the weekend there with
the Swiers.
Miss Betty Jean Lennon, daugh.
ter of MI. and Mrs. Ebert F. Len
non is a patient at James Walker
Memorial hospital.
The Rev. Alexander Miller, who
for the past two weeks has been
patient at James Walker Memorial
hospital, has returned to his home
on North 18th street.
Major and Mrs. Thomas F. Cor
don are spending a few days in
New York city at the Commodore
hotel. Before returning to the city
they will visit Major Gordon's par
ents in Bangor, Me.
Il y =
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hug
gins and sons, Michael and Will
liam, Jr., of Charleston, S. c..
who have been visiting in Washing
ton, D. c., Newport News and Will
liamsburg, Va, will arrive today
to spend a short while with Mr..
Higgins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Higgins at their home
on South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. R. Allison and
sons, William and Glen, of
Pittsburgh, Penna, are visit
ing the Rev. and Mrs. w. H. AL
lison at their home here for sew
eral days.
Miss Margaret Leeuwenburg will
leave today by plane for La
coochee, Fla, to visit her sister
and family, Mrs. C. F. Andrews.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

for the B~onkemeyer Merrill ",
ding, Sunday at a beautifil1v ~
pointed three course luncheon ''
lovely arrangement of pink earn.
tions centered the dining table s ra
bowls OF sweet peas were placed II p.
the living room. Covers vera u.
for Is. ID
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Stewart arriss
Announcements
Issued In Civ

The following announcement,
have been received in The c;,.
They read: e'F'
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Sander,
Harriss
announce the marriage O. tbei,
daughter
Emily London
to
Mr.: Dugald Stewart. III
on Wednesday, the fifth Of r,,.
One thousand, nine hundred I .s,
forty-six
Laurinburg, North Carolina
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gap FOR SALE
& BEDROOM HONE

Listen to this: 4 bedrooms,
large living and dining room
combined, large roomy kit
chen, glassed-in porch, fruit
and vegetable storage in base
ment.
To 60 with this Is a rumpus
room for the kids all fin
ished inside with sleeping
room for four people. Built
ms fairly new in Al repair.
Both houses Just newly
painted, large lawn, lots Of
flowers and shrubs, plenty Of
shade, about Y acre of land
with a fruit tree or two and
large garden.
This place is within five
blocks of the heart Of the
business district along Colum-
bia Ave.
Price s7soo.oo cash as de-
scribed.
This place could be pur-
chased with about " acre Of
land If wanted. Would deal
furnished il you wished.
Shown by appointment only.
Phone 1927.
W.T.
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FOR SALE: IL acres heavy soil,
two houses and a cabin, good
barn and other buildings, tractor
and other farm machinery includ-
ed in reasonable price. One mile
south on Washington Street. Will
sell all or half of place. 1915 E.
Lewis ST., Pasco. Phone 71M,
Pasco. l2-l4p
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wv amt Ads
VV u Wanted u Il VlV Il d For Rent = ~

WORK WANTED: Experienced
composition roofer and slider
wants to contract labor on all
types roofing except built-up roof
ing. New or remodeling jobs any
where. Free estimates given. Ray
mond Haigh, Rt. No. 2, Kenne-
wick. .-s,.s- ....sa 1O-12p
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Real Estate
FOR SALE

2 bed room house in Garden
Tracts in city limits, large lot
165x200, nice lawn, some
asparagus, shower bath and
tub, chicken house, cabin,
house in fine condition. SIS, 500.
20 acres, IL acres early spuds,
3 acres melons, 4 room house,
lights, water, wired for cleo
trio range, another two room
house, barn, silo, chicken
house, new concrete pipe, farm
machinery and crop. $4,000.
10 acres on Kennewick High
lands, 4 acres in mint. So, 500.
You get crop.
4 room house, utility room,
bath, several peach trees, lots
of shade, nice lawn, large
chicken house, extra large lot
63x21O. About 2 blocks from
Kennewick Ave. $4,000.
Very fine three bed room
house, hard wood floors, full
basement, furnace, air con-
ditioner, fine carpets, Grapes,
house furnished with extra
fine furniture, radio, electric
range, refrigerator, etc., nice
lawn, double garage, back
yard fenced, nice garden. Can
occupy in a few days. Very
fine location.
Here's one! So acres, alfalfa,
asparagus, mint, melons, 4
room house, lights, water,
barn, chicken house, all farm
machinery, stock, crop. Can
move in anytime. SIC, 500.
A real apple orchard, 20 acres
trees loaded, also some pears,
produced seventeen thousand
boxes last year. Priced at
about half what the crop
should bring. You get crop.
Drop in for information.
How would you like to buy a
$13,7 700 contract on a SIS, 900
investment for $40, 500. Month
ly payments $4,000, int. 6 per
cent. Party has never missed
a payment and payments are
made at Nat. Bank of Com
merce, Kennewick.
Have a very fine investment
on Ave. c. New building, good
income.
Just listed this one! 4 room
house, shower bath, lights and
water, electric pump, 2 bed
rooms, living room, kitchen,
telephone, etc., over one acre
land, some young fruit trees,
chicken house, garage, store
room 12x20, cow, calf, about
500 chickens, garden tools,
lots of furniture. About 3h
miles out on River Road.
$4,000, " cash. Can occupy
now. .-
he only exclusive Real Esta'
office In Kennewick.
Y ~ HIEEnDn
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FOR SALE: 3 acres, under irri-
cation, 16 acres adjoining avail
able. Modern house and chicken
house and other improvements.
$500. Terms TO suit. Also have
new Red potatoes ready to dig.
31s mi. West on River Road. j.
H. Hagen near Sherry's Grocery.
11-13p
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LOST: Toy Boston Terrier. Ans
wers to name of "Jiggs." Please
return. Reward. Trading Post.
1886 Ave. c East. lip
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TYPEWRITERS-Ask about the
new Remington, so to 80 day de-
livery. Remington Adding Ma
chimes. We will also have portable
typewriters as fast as they are
available. Henderson Office Sup
ply, Owens Bldg. phone 444l.
7tfc
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WANTED: Receptionist for new
optometric office. Prefer girl
who has had some office expert
ence, no optical experience nee
essary. Contact DR.. Selby at 318
Kennewick Ave. Between 9 and
Is Friday. ..-z 12-C
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FOR SALE: Three-acre tract on
River Road, close in. Call at
POI First Ave. 11-13p
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WANTED: To share expenses 60
ing to Eastern Kansas via High
way 80. Will make round trip. Be
gone about 3 weeks. Can accom-
modate three riders. Leaving about
June rs. Call 1721. H-12-C
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FOR SALE: Fifteen acres, house
15x30 can be moved on it. Some
grapes, three acres of Al alfalfa,
two acres Of new-seeded alfalfa,
several small buildings. " mile
South of Mob Hill Grocery. Jack
Scranton. Call evenings. 11-I3p
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FOR SALE: Empty wooden bar
rels, 81 each; steel drums, "a.
Kennewick Bakery. 32tfc
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HOME Laundry, washing OF all
kinds; wash curtains. dry on
stretchers; also take ironing: Rose
Kreitel, phone 3771. lO-l2p
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= = = For Sale = = I

FOR SALE: 5 pairs easement
windows, complete with fixtures
and screen. Opening size: width
80 inches, height 48 inches. One
screen door, 6 feet, s inches by
"a inches. One single panel in
terror door, 6 feet 8 inches by "a
inches. 418 Third Avenue East.
Phone 2687. < Tsp
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FOR SALE: 6-foot Case combine
with pea attachment. Inquire
at E. E. Hinkles, 6 miles west on
River Road. 12.14p
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GUARANTEED Electric and Ace
tylene welding; tractor repair
work. All kinds. Richmond Inn
plement Co. zuc
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY: All
makes rebuilt typewriters. Early
delivery on new Underwood type
writers, Sundstrand adding ma
chimes, and cash registers. We
repair all makes of office ma
chimes. Kinks Office Supply, EOS
West Yakima Ave-, Yakima, Wash.
11-14c
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SEE

SEE
AUGUST LARSON
IA Adams st. Phone 34l2
6tfc
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FOR SALE: Two bedroom Cape
Cod home in Kennewick. Four
years old, completely redecorated,
amongst new homes, full base
ment, furnace, electric heater, on
diversified lot. Immediate posses
sion. Payments $34 monthly. Pasco
2O3R. A-12-C
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We are now taking orders for
Portable Typewriters and Port
able Adding Machines. Immediate
delivery on some models. We re-
pair all makes adding machines,
typewriters, cash registers. Leave
word at the Courier-Reporter or
write Kinks OFFICE SUPPLY,
205 West Yakima Avenue, Yalki-
ma, Washington. 34tfc
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FOR SALE: One Lang electric
grill and one large glass show
case. 1919 Kennewick Ave. Phone
1856. lip
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FOR SALE: Gas pump and tank
at the Farmers Exchange. 11-12c
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WANTED: Girl or woman to care
for two children 4 and 10 years
of age and to do light Homework.
Good wages, also room and board
it preferred. 12-14p
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MOKLER PLUMBING &
HEATING CO. 80

Iron Fireman OH Burners
Iron Fireman Coal StokeIs
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
lis lst Ave. Tel. all
...-..s-.., 12tfc
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WANTED: BY fall, five to ten
acre cherry orchard, good house,
West Highlands preferred. Cash.
Write Box r, Courier-Reporter.
lip
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FOR SALE: Harpoon hay fork IS;
platform scales S.; large oil cir
culator $50; some miscellaneous
items. 81 miles southeast of Ken
newick on old Elder place. John
L. Lewis. 1O-12p
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LOANS: Sales financed ON auto
mobiles, trucks, and house trail
ers. Personal Loans. United FL
nance Co., 215h Kennewick Ave-,
phone 821, Kennewick. 17f
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FOR FUuGATING, xtegminat-
inR. septic tank cleaning. A-
censed operators. Phone Kenne'
wick 1888 or c216. A. A. Ch1lton.
2S-6c
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FOR SALE: Muskat grape cut
tings; get yours while they last.
Phone 183W, Pasco. evenings.
L48tfc
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FOR SALE: Domestic water ~
TENS for deep and shallow wells,
A water system properly installed
will give years Of service. Wash
iuston Hardware. z7t1
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FOR SALE: New Hampshire Red
fryers. Second house west of
Highlands Club House. F. N. Giles.
Phone 1912. 12tfc
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FOR SALE: Good milk cows with
calves; also three head work
horses. Tel. 15X2. 12-l4p
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FOR SALE: 60 head weaner pigs,
take your choice. One mile west
of Hedges. Pete Lande. 10-12p
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FOR SALE: Twenty-foot Alma
trailer house, like new. 1915 Nc
Pherson, Richland, Wn. lip
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WANTED: Tractor, home made
preferred, or any other make
in good condition. II. p. Pickren,
Route 2, Kennewick. Phone 2749.
g. P-11-12-C
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FOR SALE: 5-room house at XII
ona, Washington. Large shade
trees. 2 room house in back Of
lot included. Price $1,000 cash.
Inquire at Shell Service Station,
Kiona, Wash. 11-13p
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FOR BUTANE heating and re-
frigeration see Bradley & Bowk-
er, 513 Columbia Ave-, Kennewick
Phone 1917. Aoc
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing, moving, packing and Grating
for shipping. Richland Transfer.
Phone Kennewick 942, Pasco z1oO.
: -- l5tfc
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TURN SPARE TIME TO PROFIT:
We are offering a market for
all kinds Of crocheting, knitting.
needlework. Call 1891. Helen's
Style Shop. TIL
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YES WE HAVE irrigation gate
valves, h-inch $1.35; 3<-inch,
SITS; 1-inch, SITS; 1A-inch,
$3.75; 111-inch, $4.20; 2-inch 6.25;
az Inch 8.25. Kennewick Plumb
ing & Heating, 315 Kennewick
Ave-, Kennewick. lite
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EDITH MONAIIAN READINGS
at 1913 Cascade Street, use side
street door. Phone ISL for APP
pointments afternoons and eve
nings. l1.1Sp
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WORK WANTED: Well digging.
See George Bagin, 28-10 Alder,
Kingdom Hall. 11-13p
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FOR SALE: At Sears Order Of
flee, Ill N. Bird, Pasco, new
plastic postwar screening, &c per
SO. #. for 100-ft. roll. Phone Ken
newick 300. 12-13C
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WANTED TO RENT: Permanent
member of Kennewick high
school faculty wants two or three
bed room house. Phone 1441 be-
fore 5 p. m. lip
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-06-20

FOR SALE: 800 acres stock ranch,
lis cultivated, water, alfalfa,
oats, wheat, young clover. $4,000.
$500 for crop il taken at once.
Write Gil Erlewine, Southwick,
Idaho. 12-14p
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FOR SALE: 26 #. trailer house
with Butane stove and dollies.
4 mi. west Of city on River Road.
I. w. France. 1O-12p