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apt. NV section very cony n.y., to aN shNoppina
viii Will fefSlssaaA GacaANGk so41 most desirable
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pool and garage for tenants. for a 2.
ton, preferably eR 'a upper per- Conn. Conn ave. CO
ExCHANGE 3.bedroom detached bricl
pSPLEx pSPi sOS Xpf iSlK l6t5nisbed s5aEb nice nss
borhood' NV. section. oil heat W and to con-
change for 5 or 8 room house. rent not to
ssnsffdh sHTEhAA S1oo WIFE r. ASp ss9S BABY, will
sPts, or unfurn. house, in NV. section. SE
fHfLApELpHM FOE wAsHNGToNgs.
room house. lease good nsighborhood;
we ffL Bs1 s4n sts spt in
YSaseeinfFsSSR: y e. FSR yzGniarn yME tSss aDedrm apt
NV, for. unfurn. bedrm., lily. rm:. kit.
sHiI. ESa NssS6asslS :. :ne
Rsss apt ssi MI Ill., 9s fSS IT, IL sRsI 4o6
MoobIiERN 4-RooM and bath, In D. c.. 70,
similar in Phila. suburbs. BOX 403-K, Star
WILL EXCHANGE Arm. apt; in NV Wash
for a q or rm. ant. in Arlington. DE
ooG eSS4 k x,b fHF Mn ss IF Mia hT sSTe S excb.ns.
SuIr bedIoom aTn apt fs ass sss6 bath apt for
new ssStUSF UNFuRSIsHED iss M 9IoE House, bedrooms
near Boiling Field baths Fecreation ls9 mn rm
will exchange for unfurnished duplex. 1927
WAsHiSGToN SaAssHns9 Ts FOR NEW YoRK-Attrac
larger apt. New York or suburbs. GL. 0o75
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE exchange
modern large 2-bedrm. apt. Sc, for large
DI. e01s: Monday, phone HUTcH1Ns. DI
NEW YORK FOR wAsHNGToN-7-rm
apt, in New York, unfurn.. 500 per month
with heat and garage; exchange for We com IN
inston or Vicinity. Gail Ex. s4so' ,Ezt.
SEw SIS "Ysa YoKk FOR wAsHNGroN-1-rrm -rm.
kit. and bath apt. with hotel service, suit
able for In East Forties for l bedrm.
unfurn. apt. in Washington. Call Elk.
WiEG 4aaG ExcHANeE Exs Efaaks IAkaE, new 1pearqom
apt, NV. section, nr. school and shopping,
express bus service, Is minutes to town;
for modern 2 bedroom or house. RA. os49,
TWASHiNGTON WAS II FOR NEW YoRK-will
exchange, large modern convenient l-bed- BED.
YORK YORK area. apsa &C aE 55se. ~
BALTIMoRE-2,bedroom apartment for for
furnished; white. . Call MR. HOWE Re
N. T. FOR WASH.-Desirable Groom. kit,
apt, Manhattan, furn., unfurn;; for l.
bedrm. apt, furn, unfurn. OR. 1919 Sun
WILL EXCHANGE 1-RooM, kitchen and
bath furnished apt, l block from center
furn. apt. in vicinity ,-of Arlington. CHI.
7SSo' ISS. nm, fSE fBSE6Rehmss em D1NETTE, kit. bath,
CELLO glass incl porch lge fencedTin ogaG,, yard
to Govt. depts in Sc. area; walking dist.
shopping eenters and sci schools Desire arf,on TO
pref Glover Park BOX 1861, Star.
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For Rent,
APARTMENTS and Houses

The address and rental price must
be Included In advertisements unoer
Apartments and Houses for rent, un-
less q Star box number Is USED, wnen
the general location may be substituted
for the address. In such cases The
star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
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APIS. FURNISHED tcsns. ,

DISTINCTIVE and completely furnished
1k.room apartment, located Mass. and
18TH NV; suitable for adults only;
references required. Elk. 70s9. Box
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. semibath. utilio
ccoIoRED@wIDoW WOMAN would ike
apartment. % sos Rhode Island ave. INV. NV.
HO. 1928: S5 per week. =
COLORED-2-RoOM, kitchen ard bath
week. 425s Clay st. ne, Apt. 2. Home
all day Saturday and Sunday. Weekdays
after $50 pm
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

VET, WIFE. 2 children. dire need furn
or unfurn. apt. or house. 15 mi: radius
AqdEsEs Eass see sseqeTSsNEH sN A. veteran se4 wife
two small babies, viii pay well for FUR
flished apartment or house. District Qr
suburhs. Consider sharing. ela. 4O96. TO-
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APARTMENTS uNFURNlsHED.

ONE-ROOM, kit. and bath apt, refg. and
all essentials. AT 5171.
ENTIRE FLOOR, Just been converted into
Z. private apt, with huge liv. rm.. bedrm..
kitchen equipped with new cabinet sink;
back porch: plenty closet space: quiet, EN-
ployed adults preferred; no pets; refer
line; s1s5 month. month = Can ca be BE- seen after 10
HAVE z APARTMENTS for rent in a large
house divided for families; each half
consists Of IA rooms and baths; vacant
Located 100 West Montgomery ave, Rock
xilie. xn rlsS; MS See FIRST calL OWNER. Mon
COLOREn-FOR RENT-Apartment, / rm.,
Kitchen and bath, SIS weekly: refined cou-
nile Q Riris 1262 Gira I'd M
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

FROM OWNER, 3, or unit, in NV.
or Takoma PIX: separate gas heating IN
each unit; give details; have all cash, BOX
47o-K, Star. - -
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

I7a5 18th ST. N.W.-Vacant. large
rms. foyer, Kit. and bath End floor; total
I'm I'm bachelor apt. $500. with only
81 800 cash. Call Mr.. Manuel. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1553Sa K st. NV, Re
TIIDEN GARDENS, Conn. ave.-6 rooms,
Q baths, entrance-hall foyer; vacant; sale
or exchange; OWNER: Wo; 0I29: 10
ments have placed us in touch with many
prospective purchasers. For accurate ap-
praisal and quick sale Of your co-operatiye
apartment call Mr.. Gavin, with H. q.
SMITHY co, MA. 1908. p
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

FOR sAIE-7-family apt; hot and cold
running water; 8 baths: gas and ELECTRIC,
ity; large lot: near Piney Point. EDWIN
G. ASHMAN, Tall Timbers, Md.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

sUBURBAN APT; furn.; bedrm, livin
I'M, bath and Dutch kitchen. Call Fa
Church 2439-R.
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aed sefhesda esss' or T Glen Echo area. WI. 1895.
1 BEDROOM unfurnished. NV; permanent
Govt, employed pie iady iqIies 1855
YOUNG COuPLE and near school; ;age son
desire suitable housing; husband, cow
engineer; excellent references nendainkeIr;s rs
QUIET, REFINED COUPLE, adult daugh-
ter, urgently need 2-oedroom uniurn. apt
onIET, responsible, permanent couple de-
sires unfurnished apartment, or bed
aTsR 9, pets Boy s ss6,R;, Z; Star st. ink room.
TSHsaTS TWo oR s-RooM APARTMENT in apart
ment building; elevator equipped; adults.
eTTERAN sfS Han ANp Ssh' WIFE. both employed,
need apt, furn,, or unfurn;; rent to SOD;
perm; p. G, residents; no children or pets.
ENnlARMY ESn OFFICER NOW Govt. employe,
and wife desire / or . bedroom apt; or
house, furn. or unfurn.; NV. preferred.
Perm. PnY 4t G6vT. s'fl EsrpL. WIFE and baby need
small apt. or house; rent OF suoleti furn.
q GaoNNECTIcGT SNiS5 couPIE, small children,
de nsfa prefer nS Arlington
Cali Elk. 3111, Ext. 154s, o to Monday.
MOTION PICTURE ENGINEER desires 2
NV. section: no. children, no pets: perma-
Exc Esr' 5sos. Mr.. skoLIN.
REGULAR ARMY MAJOR, veteran. & vie, vie
Sesperately need 1-2 bedroom furnished
apt. or house. Re. 600, ext. 77o9oi, II.
1851 ewes. lo
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LIBRARIAN, refined and responsible lady,
employed by public library for many years.
pt apt; prefers n W section, near Mt. Pleas
ant carline; Box 2s6,K, Star; a9 10 hv
snpleysds couple; veteran; prefer NV. 5. Can
nv TWo REFINED. Christian ladies'. perma-
nsa5y s%sszsd vas assrs
VETERAN AND WIFE. both employed, ,ur;
gently need furnished fS or fiafSrn
bath in dssiTsblss location. Call \. Mr.
TWO LAW STUDENTS, permanen1t, 1t, Govt: Govt
e ri s9S Am SEW asss sspE sees
apartment in Sc section, convenient to
Andrew, Field and Census Bureau. oc.all Call
two refined. employed, GENTLE girls; non
SbeEs aHd asars EM sgs5
tis'ts tist Church. M S Please cali CO. o552. 81
sHARE?-2 airline hostesses desire apt.
STasSis ST h9Sss E Eis 5s Or Ext sTosz 4oz
I adults, ureently, need 81 II; apt. nice
sasIlGn Sss6 rMo 81 Fiji THREE bedroom apt
house March odSs 15 to July L; best Of refer
COLORED-UNFURNIS to room
apt. adults. no children. character re-
COLoRED MAN and wife. no children.
want or 3 room unfurnished apt. CO.
COLORED COUPLE desires furnished or
unfurnished apartment. North 7q16.
COLORED-vET.f WIFE, employed, quiet,
desire sni all furnished or unfurnished apt
UNFURNISHED-Refn
both
Kitchen and bath in NV. section; man,
veteran Phone DU 50S5 "a i
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VACANT HOUSES are now available with
M Nation tese call ca KAY REALTY CO, RA 300
BRIGHTWooD BARGAIN, S12,750-Own-
Il. row brick. Consists, Of liv. rm. with
porch on 1st floor; 4 bedrus and modern
brick earage; oil heat. near Calvin Coolidge
rsn sn ssaf2 nsss &C. 'aaRGns s4sa and .r1a''
rooms; lst fir. has large living room. din
aires and 2 gas stoves. oil h.--w.h. Suit
seT Sc made adj into into apts. 1mmediate possession
sEaGTY ssG9 eass siahss c saEs Ex
Tisi'GsHi fasa RHODE ISLAND AVE. N,w,--1o rms.
2h baths. oil h.-w.h,. Gear brick garage.
snde ID T ean be as oss
RSH svHS.r To ssS SSssssi 81 s..
BRICK Of i bedrooms, baths, sunroo,n:
soa s ha E1efasVeg sFfs rsdgesd s nis HH e
COHEN. 1404 L st. NV, RE. 477l. GE.
coNN. AVE. near Bureau of stardards0A
fine 4-bedroom, 2-bath home, with living
aGs eo4 san'nf {sS has seesris 81
garage. For convenience Of location this
property cannot be surpassed: Call MT
Kyle. Co OILS, with SHANNON 6 LuCHS
co, 300 H st, NV. Ma. 2345; 10
MT. PLEASANT-An unusually complete
6-roofn brick house. in perfect conditlon.
Gas heat. Storm windows and awnings.
hoSse m + yasaRs snd s easssoH eE Rogs
sa sass saoo pHHEss. Hzss Re. hs Sill i4f7 ST. ss
wARDMAN PARK HOTEL vicinity--e rms.
2 baths: exceptional opportunity Ior nome
and delivery Open Sunday. 2Sl7 18th
s. E gyS4S Sn 9s ego $500 es sseS wis EM AVE- 4nss
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK 44s7
Harrison st. NV. Brick. semidet.: rms.
lovely porehes. superb condition; many
extra features: must be sold. Open Sun
day Call OR. 0S00; ewes: EN-. 453S.
e. R. BoYNToN & CO.. 1925 Wis. ave w.
NEAR 18th AND FAIRMoNT = 3-story
brick; 15 rooms, 3 baths; beautifully deco
rated; elegant furniture included. 1st
floor, reception hail. living room with nre-
place, extra large dining room and kitch-
en- buffers pantry: oil heat; 4-car brick
garage Probable income as rooming house,
$500 month For further information. call
Mr.. Paul ia. 6245. RALPH Z. POTTER,
suoks5i ssS 81. ri NR u 1kaEENsEDY IL ST. N.w-Det..
s.o1 FasasTs ssrisss iKsEsaY n 6ssi Rlaa Al CO.
lsss lss srfeNwkEsguisY fN SsSsi pL. N.w.-open Sat.
sas saS heat; has y Stust been redecorated; must
be sold: Exclusiys. KENNEDY HALaTx
CO. INcs 0E. o3o2.
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and is strictly modern with lovely kitchens
and tile baths. Priced for quick sale at
81 300. Open Sunday from 1 pm. tin
94s 94ss. Directions: Dire 81 Out Piney Branch road
bee. left on Kennebec IA blocks to home.
BRIGHTwooD-vacan attrac. 7-rm. row
SaEs%x ESEz1a Psuss n Vii
nsome ssshs gfas into REAL GsF hsTs
T3KoMA PARK BARGAIN, open to 5
6-rm det. home entirely recond., inside
sny snS sSi.sso sni g. nfs' woodiand % ia ave- TsGoms
Park. Md. Out n: Hamp. ave. extended
no. S Ethan h fiR hArff 1T sESE K Mo0ssn a4E s CO.
MAKE An An oFFER-Attrac 4-bedrm. det.
home near Wash: San: In TAX Pk; ig45
oaaer ostaei, must must sell: RAFTELL REAL
sissod sa.ok SSas rsSs'sa fes 70
says az i 5si5 s..ss
tul location f9r this charming e.rm. dst
~. rm; With fireplace, lgs; bedrms. mod.
AyEa syaH EsF4%S &c &C. !, III Il. iSsss ass
outStafiding nOmes IN THIS sec: Deautiiul
modern 6-rm. stone and brick, picture
windows, lge, liv. rm. with lovely stone
fireplace. patio, sun deck. beautiful knctty
2 lovely baths, oil heat. large lot with
Anchor fence: slate roof. 1mmac. cond.
enly y 81 sa7'55oo,; 800, RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE
BEAUTiFuL Bradley Woods, in attractive
Bethesda, q charming detached Colonial
brick home, on a 75,x15o level wooded
cond. heat; built by Paul T: Stone on
contract. about years old, Suitable for
CONGRESSMAN or professional people. Priced
low at S29. $50 Available. Call ME. 1143,
until s pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--very large home:
another exceptionally fine home on Mass.
NEAR sTs ssth AND T SITS. NV. conveniently
located to eyerythins-This. :, very lovely
basement oil h.-w.h.; beautiful. deep lot;
garage; possession with settiement; owner
must sell; priced right: FLOYD =. DAVIS
yy4CANT VAC MARCH al; vicinity nth au4
Lanier nw-s rooms. OIL hest. tnciosed
nS,ahhsiSi nmonthis. II. S2sa. 80 -. III
CONTINUED @ Esxs Ysssy
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Western
Horse Heaven
BY Nh. Guy Travis

Edward Tyacke Jr. arrived
here recently from Korea and re-
ceived his discharge from the
army. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyacke plan
to orperate q cattle ranch at Day.
ton and will move there soon.
Young Richard Tyacke, their son,
is at the Sunnyside hospital re-
cuperating from q major opera
tiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Moon have
purchased q home at Benton City
and moved last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Speck are
the parents of a son, Sydney Allen,
born Feb. q at the SunnySide hos
pital. Mrs. Specks mother, Mrs.
Walter Teske Of Ritzville has been
visiting at the Speck home the
past week.
The Rattlesnake Grange were
visitors at the local Grange meet
ing last Friday evening and pres
ent a program of music and read
ings under the direction Of their
lecturer, Mrs. Leroy Crosby. They
also brought along their recently
organized orchestra who furnished
music for dancing. Sandwiches,
pie and coffee completed the eve
ming. Members were present also
from Locust Grove Grange.
A son, Richard James, was born
March 8 at the Sunnyside Me
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mortal hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Smith. Mrs. Smith and
family are at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bastien in Prosser.
Mrs. Esther Perrault, D. i.
Henson Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Travis
and Vern Borden were local folks
attending special meeting OF
the Prosser Stampede Association
last Friday evening. A new board
of directors were elected with G.
j. Alexander, D. L. Henson,
Chester Anderson, Guy Travis,
and Larry Daniels as the new
board members. Plans are get
ting under way for some activi-
ties, a number Of new members
were enrolled. The recreation
committee are Mrs. Ester Perrault.
Harold Heady and Phil Hargraves
and Frank Green and enthusiasm
has been aroused. There was a
directors meeting at the airport
Monday of this week, Mr.. Daniels
having flown in from Lewiston
for a conference.
Attending the Republican Wom-
ems club banquet last Thursday
evening at the Manhattan Cafe
were Mrs. Ester Perrault, Mrs.
Morton Meek, and Mrs. Guy
Travis. Attractive st. Patrick
motifs decorated the tables at
which approximately thirty-five
guests were seated. Mrs. D. Urqu-
hart of Yakima was the speaker,
with two guests present from the
Richland Club who spoke briefly.
Mrs. Guy Travis entertained
at dinner Sunday in honor OF
Guys birthday. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tyacke, and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Speck,
and children, Mrs. Walter Teske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Travis, and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Borden
and their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lampson have
completed their new home and
spent the weekend getting set
tied in their attractive and mod
ern QuarerS.
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Finley Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rickenback
of San Francisco arrived last
week to visit friends and relatives
in this vicinity. Joe Is on q SU-
day leave from the navy.
Mrs. VIM. Cochran returned 70
her home at Finley last week. she
has spent the past several weeks
with relatives at Colfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smeltzer:
Maxine Shelter and finance, all
of Spokane spent the week END
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smeltzer
and family. -
Ward and his father, who IS mere
from Wyoming, spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kun ana
Biliy Rice, son of Mr.. and Mrs:
Raymond Rice, has conclusion OF
the brain as the result OF a SING
shot injury.
ane and Mrs. Cornelius OF Iowa,
pioneer residents of Finley, are
visiting old friends in Finley ana
KenneWick this week.
Bill Gerber left for California
Thursday for a visit with his wife
and children.
Mrs. Jake Adams and brother
VIM. Haines are expected to re-
turn home this week. They had
been called to Wyoming by the
death of a sister.
Timothy Lewis is here visiting
his mother, Mrs. Guy Lewis. Mr..
Lewis is expecting to be discharg-
ed from the navy soon.
The Riverview High School Is
presenting its annual musical on
April 4th at 8 p. m. at Hover.
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ORDINANCE NO. 40

An Ordinance providing Tor the
Expenditure of the sum Of
Fifteen Thousand Six Hundred
and no-l00 ($15, 100000 Dollars
for the purpose Of purchasing a
new Fire Truck for the City Of
Kennewiclk, the same to be one
thousand gallon per minute
pumper with national board OF
Fire Underwriters standard
equipment, for purchasing de-
luge set, providing for payment
of repairs necessary to Fire
Truck No. 2, declaring an emery
ency and providing for the is
suance of Emergency Warrants.
WHEREAS, the City Of Kenne-
wick has need for a one thousand
gallon per minute pumper fire
truck with standard equipment
and a deluge set to be used with
said fire truck and it is necessary
to provide the sum Of $4,000 to
pay for repairs to fire truck No.
2, all of which are necessary for
the protection of life and property
in said City, and
WHEREAS, the need for such
equipment could not have been
reasonably forseen or provided for
at the time of making up the bud
get of the City of Kennewick in
October of 1916, and an emergency
exists requiring said equipment,
and said additional expenditures
viii be required during the year
l047.
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
KENNE WICK, WASHINGTON
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section I. The City Clerk Of
the City of Kennewick shall adj
vertise for bids for the purchase
of a new fire truck, the same to
be a one thousand gallon per min
ute pumper with National Board
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of Fire Underwriters standard
equipment, and the amount to be
expended in the purchase of such
truck and standard equipment not
to exceed the sum of Fifteen
Thousand and no-100 Dollars.
Section 2. The Fire Chief Of the
City Of Kennewick is also author
lied to purchase one deluge set
to be used in connection with the
said fire truck, and also to pro-
vide for repairs for fire truck No.
2 made necessary by an accident.
Section 3. That in order to pay
for the purchase price Of said
truck and standard equipment, for
said deluge> set and the repairs to
Fire Truck No. 2, the additional
expenditure of $l5,600.00 Dollars
will be required in l947, and that
an emergency exists that could
not have been forseen at the time
of making up the budget for the
City of Kennewick in the month
of October, 1916, and that addi-
tional expenditures not forseen
have been required and will be
required during the balance Of the
year 1947, from the following
fund, to-Wit:
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sd Ave. E & Washington st.
Eugene C. Hawkins. Minister


Gas a. m. Bible School.
1900 a. m. Morning Worship.
$50 p. m. All Christian En-
deavor groups.
7:3O p. m. Evening service.
The evening service will consist
of musical numbers, featuring
Leonard Simpson as soloist, as
sisted by the choir.
On Thursday evening, March
9th, the Home Builders class
will present a religious drama IN
three acts entitled what Would
Jesus Do?" This Is q play that
sets forth the real heart Of re-
ligion, as it is lived by the Chris
tan, by walking in the steps Of the
Master. There will be no adj
mission charge, but free will of
fering will be taken. Curtain at
8:15.
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SEVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST
Eighth and Sylvester
II Schultz Pastor

Gas a. m. Saturday Sabbath.
School. Glasses and teacher fol
all ages.
IL q. m. Morning Sermon. Com
munion Service.
1890 p. m. Sunday Tri-City
Radio Hour. Hear Your Favorite
Program.
1880 p. m. Sunday. Evangelis-
tic Service. Special illustrated
lecture. The Devils Vacation 1000
Years Long. See the Tri-Cities
during the Millennium. Hear the
Desire of Ages Radio Quartet.
7:3O p. m. Wednesday Prayer
Service and Bible Study.
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THURSDAY, March :.

publication in the o,,.,
paper Of the City Of gKiiicisl b
Passed by the g Cit nenness
the City Of Kennesw,t|ys.c euS
day of March, 1917 TTick, tbs
Winifred camppbbseIlii ~,
,r Approved wed this istS6l sos
a a,, G: Pratt, Mayor.
Z. Serier, City Attor rOssn' k
,a Date Of Publicasttiso'nn:eSN ,,,,
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@ B / I u A R Z
ELSIE NAY TAYLOR

Elsie May Taylor was born Sept.
g, 1874 at Knobnoster, Mo. and
she passed away March Is. 1947
at the age of seventy-four years.
She has made her home in East
Kennewick for the past fifteen
years. Surviving her are her hus-
band John H. Taylor, and one
daughter lola Reavis and seven
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Wednesday morning at
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TROOP ~

TROOP ~
During the meeting the scouts
worked on advancement. Then
the Rattlesnake patrol was treat
ed by the rest of the troop.
The troop has another new
member. Lauritz Falk. .-:#
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ADA RENA DAY

Ada Rena Day was born July z.
1880 at Cove, Oregon and passed
away on March IA at the Pasco
hospital. She was married to
Charles c. Day on Dec. Is, 1901
at Enterprise, Oregon and they
have made their home in Kenne-
wick for the last thirty years.
Funeral services were held Mon
day March IL at 2 o'clock at the
Chapel, with Rev. E. c. Hawkins
of the Christian church in charge.
She is survived by her husband,
one son Keith Day, six grandsons.
and one brother Harry Barnes OF
Lewiston, Idaho. Cremation was
made at SunnySide.
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ing in pies, and have found that
apple pie is Kennewick's favorite.
The Davises had hoped to make
chicken pies too, but found the
chicken too expensive to make the
quality of pies they desired to sell
so for the present they are max
ing desert pies. The Davises are
formerly form Yakima.
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Repair to Fire Truck N,

Section 4. That an emergency
be, and the same is hereby de-
clared to exist requiring the is
suance' Of emergency warrants for
the expenditures in the funds
above set forth and that the pro-
per City officials of the City Of
Kennewick be, and they are here
by authorized and directed to issue
emergency warrants to pay for
the expenses Of the City Fire De-
partment as above provided. That
such expenditures shall be on pro-
per vouchers presented and APP
proved by the duly authorized
Representatives Of the City Of Ken
newick, Washington and that Ger
tain monies on hand and received
from the Washington State War
Liquor Tax shall be used for pay
ing the same in the amounts set
out above.
Section S. This Ordinance shall
take effect five days from and
after its passage, approval and
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MARY HUTcHINs

Funeral services will be held
for Mary Hutchins at the Metho-
dist church on Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. j.
|B. Coan in charge. Mary Hutch
ms was born May II, 1862 in Ger
many and passed away March ~,
1947. She has lived in Kennewick
since 1911. She is survived by her
son Floyd of Richland, daughter
Marie Edwards of Detroit, and
five grandchildr
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1890 o'clock at the Mueller
chapel with Rev. Orville O. Hurt
from Halfway, Oregon in charge.
Interment was made in Riverview
Heights Cemetery.
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NEW GRANDSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Giles e. Mcbride,
Riverside, Pasco, happily announ-
ces the birth Of an 8 pound 2 OF.
grandson at San Diego, Calf, Feb.
%. They await the father who is
expected home April /. He is
with the Byrd Expedition.
Mr.. Mcbride is with the fire
department, general depot Pasco.