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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06
5SpA55ENGER5 ARE FLOWN BY pAA IN,
 OUT FROM JUNEAU

Pan American AirWays yesterday carried 58 passengers in and out Of Juneau on planes of it's Alaska Division. Following are the report ed passenger lists:
 Seattle to Juneau: Mrs Irene Aase, Elaine Aase, James McCor. mick, Joseph Casey. Mrs. Sophii Jensen, Mrs. Aastra Holm. AstriC Holm.
 Norton Sorrels, Agnes Hegeberg, Martin Hegeberg. Joan Hegeberg. John Zlobin Martha Brewer Wiki Brewer.
 James Shanks, Alpha Shanks Helen Left, Robert Jeff, Charles Diamond. Mrs. Mary Diamond, Bert Walker.
 James Whiting. Mrs. Mary Whit ing, Ray Sifferman Mrs. Bertha Hills, Jack Mcdaniel
 Ketchikan to Juneau: Ejler Jen- sen. Marge Jensen, Chas. Jensen.
 Annette to Juneau: Karl Jones.
 FalrbankS to Juneau. Willard Jones, Richard Harney, Laura John son, Harvey Garnet, Ben F Potter. Lilye Augerman. Albert Miller Robert E Kelly, Roy w. Ferguson. H. M Hollmann.
 Juneau to Seattle; Nellie Hunter Genevieve Means, Rosemary Wiese, Dana Wiese, Ole Coldevin. Florence Coldevin. Freeman Schultz.
 William Ruhman Florence Me Pherson. Harry Parker, Lucille Parker, Martha Orr Hal March banks.
 Betty Fitzgerald Leonard Marku- son, Barbara Markuson, Eugene Markllson, Robert Mason.
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The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-Not all of what ex-Senator Austin told the Senate and House Armed Forces Commit tees leaked to the press when he gave them closed-door account of his work as U s. delegate to the United Nations.
 Most important thing Austin said was that he was highly optimistic that an atomic world war can be averted. But he was equally realistic about what the United States must do to keep the world at peace. Three major policies must be fol- lowed to avoid what he called "Old Man War
 1.-Keep the atomic-bomb secret until we have complete assurances of international peace.
 2.-Maintain strong military force through universal training.
 3.-Retain control of Pacific is- land bases.
 The former Vermont Senator told the two Armed Service Commit tees that unless we are strong our selves and safe from attack, we cannot effectively prosecute and enforce international amity. He also warned that Congress should not be too nasty in criticizing seeming inaction of the United Nations gov ernment since a plan to outlaw war cannot be accomplished overnight. Tt will take a lot of patience,
 
 /TonfJuued an puoo EO1fyj
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President 10 Beiim,iiedio 10
 Just 2 Terms
House Passes Bili With IA Votes Over Two- Thirds
 Goes 10 Senate

WASHINGTON. Feb G. The House defeated today proposal to limit the tenure of the Presidency to a single six-year term. and then beaded toward vote on two term limitation.
 Offered by Rep. Celler tD-NYD :. the six-term limitation was knock ed down by voice vote,
 A proposed constitutional amend ment limiting Presidents to a max imum of two terms was approved by the House today.
 The roll call vote was 281 to 12l CT IA votes more than the two thirds required. The measure now gees to the Senate.
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ATFL CONVENTION IS WORKING ON REVISION
 OF ITS CONSTITUTION

Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor convention delegates, aug mented today by the representa- tives from Sitka and Fairbanks continued into the second day ol business sessions working over pro- posed reyisions to the ATFL con stitution.
 Indications are that the revised constitution will be put to a vote by the delegates sometime on Fri day It is questionable whether the convention will be ready tomorrow afternoon, as scheduled, for the election of officers for the coming year
 Among Resolutions and Memor- ials passed at yesterdays afternoon session was a Memorial to the Ter ritorial Legislature urging passage of Sl05.000 appropriation for the Territorial Department of Labor Also passed was a petition to the Legislature for changing the exist ing Workmens' Compensation Act and make insurance compulsory for all employers coming under the provisions of the Act.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5i2, American Can 969s, Anaconda 40ss, Curtiss- Wright 6, International Harvester 78h Kennecott 481a, New York Central 203i, Northern Pacific 21si, U. S. Steel 76, Pound S4027s.
 Sales today were 1,l10,000 shares
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 181.57, rails 52l6, utilities 3709
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WATER FOR BOATS

It is reported that water is now available for small boats at the Union Oil dock. Until other out lets are thawed or repaired this is the only water for boats in Juneau.
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HERE FROM sITKA

Mrs. Glenn Morgan, Sitka resi- dent, arrived in Juneau yesterday on Alaska Coastal Airlines and re- gistered at the Gastineau Hotel.
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JOHANNESBURG. $

JOHANNESBURG. South Africa A new gold strike sent mine share prices up ten shillings (s2, on the Johannesburg stock exchange today while in another part of South Af- rica a great diamond rush continu- ed unabated
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FROM PETERSBURG

MT. Melvin Roundtree. from Pe- tersburg, arrived in Juneau yester- day and is registered as d guest of the Gastineau Hotel.
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PAUL ADAMS HERE

Paul Adams arrived on the Den ali from Ketchikan and is on his way to Kodiak.
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WASHINGTON-P President Tru- man hopes to send to Congress next week a bill providing for unifica- tion of the Armed Services. Presi- dential Secretary Charles c. Ross told reporters today
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MRS. WALKER ARRIVES

Mrs N. R. Walker. wife of the Senator, arrived on the Denali from Ketchikan.
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COLD WAVE HITS SOUTH
 TO FLORIDA
Tourists Remain in Bed UntiI Sun Higher No
 Let-up, Conditions

MIAMI, Fla, Feb 6.-The tenn perature plunged to 32 degrees at the airport weather bureau and 35 at the city weather station early today as thousands of winter vis- itors stuck to their beds until the sun was higher.
 Residents of an area in the northwest section of the city re- ported frozen water pipes
 All public and parochial schools in Dade county were closed for the day.
 Meteorologist Ernest F. Carson predicted slowly rising tempera- lures and said the mercury would be back in the 70's tomorrow He added, however, that it would be cold again tonight.
 The cold wave caught the south Florida area at the peak of it's tour ist season. Few homes and small hotels are equipped with furnaces, but the large hotels have oil burn HE GycOGlilS. I1OlllCD tCPCiiQ OAi fireplaces, but most apartments and hotels are without any kind of a system, and depend on the small electric and oil heaters. Business houses and office buildings like wise are without heating plants.
 The Miami Baach lifeguard patrol reported only about 100 braved the ocean yesterday in contrast to nine to ten thousand on normal day and IT to IS thousand on Sundays The temperature dropped to 3e on the beach early this morning
 NO LET UP
 There's no sign of let-up yet in the big freeze which grips most of the country and Europe. In fact the weatherman keeps repeating the doleful news:
 A new cold wave is headed down from central Canada
 In the north country, from Min nesota to Maine, the temperatures range from 20 below to around zero.
 Thousands Idle
 Some 60000 industrial workers are idle in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia alone, because of a curtailment of gas supplies to man. ufacturing plants. The gas com panies say this is necessary to in- sure gas for heating homes during the current cold wave. But How ard D. Gibbs of Pittsburgh, a spokesman for retail coal merch- ants, sees something of plot in this on the part of western Penn sylvania gas companies. He claims they're using the cold spell as part of squeeze play to get continued control of the Big and Little Inch piplies which are now being used to bring in gas.
 All Europe continues to have a bad time of it. More factories
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WASHINGTON President Tru- man told Congress today that the United Nations has made great progress" in the past year but that world hopes for peace can be be-
 trayed and lost. The difficulties and dangers that lie before us are many and serious" MT. Truman said in a letter transmitting to both the Senate and House re- port on United States activities in the world organization during l946.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-27
REAL ESTATE

S Acres-A fine buy. acre
full bearing Bing Cherries.
3 acres Mint. l acre open
ground and buildings. One
story building, 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, dining
room, and bath. Pressure
water, well. Barn for z cows,
chicken house and garage.
1000 #. new lumber for ma
chine shop. 2 or 3 cows and
all equipment including trac-
tor. Quick possession. Terms.
Close in.
46 acres-23 acres cultivated
irrigated. Balance sub pas
ture: Adjoins canal. Large
4 bedroom house. Pressure.
water system. Cow barn,
garage, milk house. q head
milk cows. 20 head young
cattle. 33 head hogs. All
farming equipment. House
hold goods. Terms. Quick
possession.
"A acres-14 acres under
canal. Cherries and Grapes,
some Alfalfa, 80 acres pas
ture. One story modern
Dwelling, 3 bedrooms, living
room, hardwood floors, kit
chen, bath and full basement.
large cow Barn, Machine
shop, numerous out buildings.
High state of cultivation, all
buildings in good condition.
Equipped for Dairying. One
of the best farms in the val
ley. Quick possession, Terms.
Close in.
20 Acres-4O acres .cultiva-
ton. 80 acres raw non irri-
gated. 800 prune, 100 Peach
trees and Mint. Independ-
ant irrigation system. No
maintainence charges. Terms.
Close in. Quick possession.
10 Acres acres Asparagus.
6h acres Mint. Family or
chard, cherries, apricots, ap-
pies, and peaches. Balance
open and buildings, concrete
pipe for irrigation. z room
two story dwelling, a bed
rooms, kitchen, living Rooms
dining room, bath and full
basement. Pressure water.
Small cabin, large barn,
double garage, and shop.
Close in Possession April
LIST. Terms.
Building Site-For homes or
business, located on River
road just out side of City
limits. Fine view and well
located. Size 160 #. front
by 800 #. depth. Quick pos
session.
Lots-City lots within city
limits, close to business dis
trict.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY
KENNEWICK'S OLDEST
AGENCY

ASCNS1
One of the most beautiful homes
on Kennewick Avenue, complete
ly furnished, including garden
hose and lawn mower. Full base
ment, with an oil furnace. Three
bedrooms, hardwood floors, very
large living room, fire place, gar
age, picket fence and beautifully
kept grounds. This is an excep-
tional home, and we are proud
that we are able to offer and
show this at $l2,500. Terms.
2 Acres one mile south Of city
limits. 21a Acres asparagus, bal
ance in pasture and cover crop.
g room modern house, " Of which
is used for housekeeping apart
ment now being rented at $50 per
month. Very good terms and total
sale price $500.
25 Acres, asparagus, alfalfa
and grapes, four bedroom modern
house, barn, chicken house and
brooder house large enough for
1000 chickens. A good, well kept
farm in good district. $725o.
Fine modern two bedroom
home on fifty foot lot in good
district. Total price $500
* which will approve for Veter-
ans Loan.
HE.1a .#8L. -a IL
Efe & Spaulding. Inc.
Insurance Agents and Realtors
Real Estate loans, Representing
First Federal Savings and .
8 ISL 81 Loan Co.
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AVAILABLE FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
STOUT'S ALUMINIUM
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
ORDER AT ONCE
PLATT BALLAINE & SON
LA-4S-46

AUCTION SALE
Y mile east of Burbank,
Wash.
A. w. Brown-Owner
/ mower, / fresh cow, / rake,
! heifer, hay sled, 2 sows to
farrow soon, 8 tons hay,
bore, / team, Is chickens,
] veal, gas drum, some furni-
ture. Many misc. articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale will be held Saturday
March 8, starting at 10 a. m.
sharp.
NJ. p. Russell, Auctioneer
Aman, Clerk
B-48-40c
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FOR VENETIAN BLINDS
Is day delivery
SEE
AUGUST LARSON
Ia Adams st. Phone 3412
6tfc

WILL YOU still have q
roof after the next wind
storm? Call us for free
inspection.
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I. E. JOHNSON
AGENCY
All Kinds Of Insurance and
Real Estate
Notary Public
ll2 RAnn. Ave-. phone 272

FOR SAL[By owner, 121s acre
farm, newly remodeled bed
room modern house, double ga
rage with 2 storage rooms. New
utility building 12x20 with base
ment, 200 capacity chicken house,
brooder house. All buildings new
ly painted. 4 acres asparagus. 8
acres alfalfa, rest in rye. New
lawn. Call Kennewick 1916.
47-49p
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VAIL ROOFING
Phone Pasco 112R 45n

HOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
all kinds, curtains, dry or on
stretchers; also taking ironing.
Rose Kreitel. phone 4842. 49p
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Real Estate
FOR SALE


Very fine new two bed room
house extra large lots, garage
attached, all hardwood floors,
full basement, extra fine fur
mace, air cond. tubs, electric
water heater, house plastered,
corner sink in kitchen, din
nette. living room. Can oc-
cupy now, good terms.
3 bed room house on corner
lots, hard wood floors, full
basement, furnace, etc., &c.
800.
Four room house, new, some
work to be done, has four
lots, electric refrigerator, cleo
trio range $500.
Nice new home, two bed
rooms, full basement, furnace,
ETC., this house IS furnished,
electric range, refrigerator,
etc. Can occupy soon, $500.
S room house with large cor
ner lots 85x140. Can occupy
soon, $500.
Here is q very fine located
home not finished, has large
basement divided for apis,
good sized rooms on main
floor, two bed rooms, good
sized kitchen, living room,
bath, large lots IS It. frontage,
$6,250.
New two bed room house,
bath, utility room, dinnette,
living room, kitchen, $500.
row, weeder, float, a ditcher,
S cabins, two double, wash
room and toilets, these cabins
all on leased land, to be
moved, $1,000.
Large home in Pasco, fine To-
cation, basement apis, hard
wood floors, furnace fire
place, furnished, $13,500.
Two houses and two acres
land in city limits, large
house has four bed rooms,
small one rents for $500 per
mo-, has large chicken house, :
double garage, very pretty
place in summer lots Of large
shade trees, flowers, shrubs,
fine garden and pasture, 3d.
500.
10 acres, asparagus, alfalfa,
large house, full basement,
wired for range, barn, silo,
other buildings, 2 good horses,
cow, chickens, pig, disc, har-
row, weeder, floata, ditcher,
plane, tools, $500.
8 bed room house, full base
ment, oil burner furnace, air
cond., $3.50.
80 acres, pumping plant, no
buildings, $4,000.
40 acres, mostly pasture, ST.
600.
80 acres pasture, $4,000.
10 acres, alfalfa, pasture, 2
bed room house, about 3 miles
out on oil road, school bus,
mail route, Sc, 800. Will trade
for house in Ken.
20 acres all irrigated, some al
falfa, asparagus. Also some
berries and fruit trees, 4 room
house, barn, chicken house,
$500.
Is acreA good two bed room
house, wired for range, cleo
trio water heater, bath, two
chicken houses, barn, S a. al
falfa, 6 pasture, 1h aspara-
gus, $6,500.
81 acres very good land in
Benton City, Is acres pasture,
bal. alfalfa, except a few fruit
trees and grapes, all piped for
irrigation, eleven acres
fenced, has house, barn, two
chicken houses, well with
electric pump, water piped
to house and barns, So, 900.
10 acres, all new pipe, one
acre bearing Muscat grapes,
one acre young Concords, one
acre asparagus, 3 acres alfal-
ia, fine view, $4,000.
500 acres land on Washington
side of Columbia river, near
McNary dam, $4,000.
IA acres in grapes, cherries,
peaches, alfalfa, nice country
home, silo, lots of buildings
in good condition, this is q
very fine farm, about two
miles out, $4,000.
Grocery store, new concrete
block building, basement, liv-
ing quarters, 2 bed rooms.
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GOOD EARTH
REALTY co.
551 Ave. G, East
Kennewick. Washington

Kennswick. Washington
You should :. see this, very
good looking, just completed,
2-Bedroom-all modern home.
15-Acres Asparagus, New Al
falfa and Pasture. Well fer
tilted. AR o o m m o d ern
house. 2-G God CHI ok en-
houses Barn. Price $500.
l10-Acres Asparagus and pas
ture all fenced. 4-Room
house. Priced at 3d. 400.
If you plan to build we have
some nice acre tracts.
30-Acres Alfalfa, Asparagus,
Pasture. 5-Room modern
house, Garage and other
buildings also farm equip
ment including a new Farm
All tractor. Some stock. ~
36-Acres 7-R o ON h ouse.
Terms can be arranged.
5-Acres. All in alfalfa. Price
$4,000.
Here's l0-Acres all in apples.
Are you interested at $3.50?
4-Room modern house on 2M-
Acres inside the city limits.
Cement block storage house
IL by IA.
100-Acres near Rich La nd.
Pasture, Mint and alfalfa.
Apartment house In the heart
of Kennewick. furnished
Butane. $4,000.
23-Acres with 5-Room house
(modern and air-conditioneD
Crops: Asparagus, Alfalfa,
Grapes and Mint. ~y -.
3-Bedroom home with full
basement electric stove re-
frigerator and air conditioned.
For $500. an
We also have 24-Acres near
Prosser with 4-Acres Grapes,
8-Acres Alfalfa, 4-Acres Good
pasture and rest open ground
A nice Groom modern home
furnished-Barn, hen house
and Brooder house also farm
equipment. All for $10,500.
A. w. CAMPBELL
BROKER
SEE US FOR INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS
II. L. FISHER-SALESMAN
BENEFICIAL HEALTH AND
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
G. S. FISHER-SALESMAN
FOR SALE-Living room suite,
coffee table, buffet table, fire
place set; double bed and
springs, and misc. household
goods. Phone 1906, Kennewick.
c4sc
FOR SALE-New electric range
and refrigerator. Also some
other articles: one brood sow; 2
pigs; and 6 kegs of nails, Phone
4242 Kennewick. 47-40p
FOR SALE Furnished house, 2
bed rooms, living room, bath
and kitchen, all hard wood floors.
Steel venetian blinds, full base
ment, one room finished in base
ment. Furnace heat, back yard
fenced, shrubs, lawn, nice loca-
ton. IL Adams St, Phone 34l7.
Matt
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PUBLIC FARM SALE - Wed.
March S at 1890 a. m. at the
end of LIST Ave. East, across the
tracks. Cows, horses, machinery,
5 #. tandem disc table model sep
arator, pullets, furniture and nu-
merous small items. Howard Ash,
owner, phone 1911.
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I, Carl Splinter, am not respon-
sible for any debts incurred by
Mrs. Carl Splinter after the first
day Of Feb. 1947. Carl Splinter.
4S3n
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WOOL BLANKETS
Both new and used-$3.05 to $7.95
Twin City Surplus Store
346 Ave. c Phone 299l
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FOR SALESSheep manure by
loads or by stacks, fine for lawns.
Phone 17x11, Kennewick. 48p
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MAGNUSON REALTY
l02 Avenue e East
Kennewiek Phone 292e

FOR SALE Solid walnut desks;
four-drawer steel files. I'm
mediate delivery. Kinks Office
Supply, POS West Yakima, Yakima,
Wash. 46-40c
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MAGNUSON
REALTY

20 acre improved farm, 5
miles out. Well, electric
pump, pressure tank. Two
acres alfalfa. Fenced and
cross fenced, ready for crop.
$500.
80 acre farm, 10 acres alfalfa,
IL acres mint, balance field
and pasture. Buildings fair.
Ten cattle, two horses, two
pigs, all farm machinery. $500.
az acres on Columbia high
way, $275o.
10 acre farm 2 miles out. Min,
and alfalfa. Good well and
improvements. Live stock,
q machinery and poultry, some
furniture. $500. ~
12k acres, well improved, one
mile out. 4 acres asparagus,
8 acres alfalfa. Good terms,
$4,000. ea,~ Aa IT.
40 acres improved, six miles
p out. Is acres alfalfa, family
orchard. Balance pasture. 2
horses, 2 cows, poultry, ma
chinery, 10 tons hay. $10,500.
10 acres very well improved
eight miles out. One half
mile from grade school. As
paragus, alfalfa and pasture.
40 acres well improved, five
miles out. 3 acres mint. Two
bedroom modern house. $1,000.
10 acres improved farm 6h
miles out. 4 acres asparagus,
8 acres alfalfa. Family or
chard. $4,000. .sg zsaE '~E-
10 acres asparagus and poul-
try farm that viii give q re-
turn of $1,000 for the coming
year. Priced right. .-
80 acre improved farm 3h
miles from Hermiston, Ore.
Is acre well improved farm 8
miles out. Good terms. win
trade for house in town.
$4,000.
10 acre apple orchard, $500.
This orchard should give
$4,000 net return this COM
ing season.
Consider any of these farms q
good buy. Terms can be ar
ranged.
General merchandise store.
very good trade. Also store
and filling station.
We have several new homes
in Kennewick on our list, two
and three bedroom, In various
parts Of town. Also have resi-
dental lots and q ten acre
building site on West High
lands.
MAGNUSON REALTY
lo2 Avenue c East
Ksnnswiek Phone 2s2s
FOR SALE Solid walnut desks
four-drawer steel files. I'm.
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Fyfe & Spaulding. Inc

FOR SALE: Several 5 acre tracts.
Each has irrigation water and a
well. Located 3A miles west OF
Pasco ON upper River Road. Ex-
cellent building sites. or infor-
nation call Plat Ballaine & Sons,
phone 1891. ~ o# ~ 30f
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FOR SALE: Chopped hay, deliver
ed, call KenneWick 2l80 between
S and pm. Ask for Chapman.
C-46-48c
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FRUIT AND NUT TREES, berries,
shrubs, roses, evergreens, COM
plete assortment. Send for free
catalog, special prices to CONNER
cial planters. Benedict Nursery
Co., 735 NE. 87th Ave-, Portland
l6, Oregon (Since 1900 27tf
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10% off on all
ARMY TENTS

Sizes 7x7 to l6xl6, limited time
only.
Twin City Surplus Store
346 Ave c Phone 299l
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FOR SALE-Stripe Awnings
made to order. Heavy water
proof tarps in sotck and made to
order. Canvas stripe, white,
khaki, green, terra Gotta, by the
yards. Tents and sleeping cots.
Ralph Morris, 216 N. 10th, Pasco.
Tele. 266J. M-45-tfc
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y u " For Sale y y "

40 CHEW. SIP. Deluxe, 4 door, very
clean. Will trade for or buy 40
or later coupe. Write D. w. Hill,
p. O. Box 404, Kennewick. 48p
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HORSE-BREAKIN and training at
the Hofmeister Rodeo grounds.
See Dick Piedcock or phone 4513.
Kennewick 43tf
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing. moving, packing and Grating
for shipping. Rchland Transfer.
Phone Kennewick 042, Pasco 210O.
4Stfc
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FOR SALE mo. Jersey and
Guernsey heifer calf. 8l9 Ave
E. Phone 3063, Kennewick.
c47-48(
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V4NTED to buy used gas ranges,
Waters and refrigerator. Butane
and Propane Gas Bottled Flung
station, 3ss Col. Ave. Phone 4y s3!;
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FOR SALE-Pasco property, loca-
ton between First and Tacoma
St, on Shoshone st. Five lots,
with some unfinished bldgs. Sold
by owner. Rev. s. L. Coleman,
l28 Shoshone St., Pasco, Wash.
Assoc