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Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
New Center Board In

Dr. A. Holmes Johnson was unanimously reelected chairman of the board of directors of the Kodiak Community Center at the annual meeting held Thurs day at the Center. Reuben Tes- ark was named vice chairman and s. -A. Nave, secretary treas urer O. A. Torgerson and Mar GUS Meyer were elected as mem- bers of the executive committee.
 Personnel of the Community Center board for l947 was an- nounced as follows: Represent. ing the City Council, Dr. A, Holmes Johnson and Walter Sipprell; Chamber of Commerce, Victor Ellis; American Legion, Reuben Tesarik; Legion Auxili. ary, Mrs, Dorothy Haa9; Busin ess and Professional Women Mrs. Marjorie Gunderson; Bap' tist Church, William Stone Catholic Church, Father Louls Fink, s J American he'd Cross 10. A Torgerson, Central Labor Council, A. A. Owen; school de pertinent. s. A. Nave; Rotary Club, Marcus Meyer; Russian Church, Fathe Gregory GIeboff U. s. Navy, It. .Commander Wood; Program Council repre- senting the young people of Ko- diak, Kay Wade.
 Mayor Lee Bettinger was g guest at the meeting. Reports were made by various commit. tees and plans made for the com ing financial campaign to be held in February.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Local Girl
 Dies Suddenly

Mary Bridgett Baumann, 26, passed away at the Griffin Mem- orial hospital on December B, after brief illness. Death was due to a kidney ailment.
 Funeral services were held last Sunday from the Russian church, with Rev. Gregory Gleboff offici- atiDg.
 The deceased was born at Af- egnak, and except for a brief res idence in Cordova and Seattle spent her life in thIs area, attend Ing school at Afognak.
 Her mother and father pIeced- ed her in death, having been murdered at their home on Ter TOT bay in l945 by hel fathers partner. She Is survived by her sister, Mrs. Clara Helgason, of Kodiak. and by a brother, Bill Baumann. The latter is in the Army at Adak, and was flown here for the funeral.
 The deceased was employt d at the Victory cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
SOHsfest

Community siBging-AMeYi- ca's favorite indoor sport-iakes over at the Community Center next Wednesday evening when Kodiak residents and visitors arc cordially invited to attend and sing out under the leadership of Beverly Gunnison, Mildred Neck and James Bennett.
 The program starts promptly at 8:30 o'clock. There IS no ad- mission charge Family groups are especially invited to attend.
 Sings will be held at the Cent CT on the second and fourth Wednesday If each month throughout the balance Df tho winter and spring
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

Putting oD the pressure with 8 |tle at stake in the final round, 'atsy Hellen's All-Stars won the kodiak paddlebird championship Om 8 field of eight teams at the kodiak Community Center |lOnday evening. The AlI-Stars Capt. Helen, Alma Nelson, |aek Nelson and Kay Wade 'eFe pIe-tournament favoTites |ut had tough sleddiBg to win.
 Members of the winning squad |FlIl be the guests of Tommy Gallagher of the Polar Bear Cafe t 8 chicken dinner and also will lave their names engraved on a |eFpetual trophy donated by O.
 :, TOrgerson
 Three teams-H Helen Beukers' |raves, Joy Wade's Bulldogs |nd Donna Fr2st's foursome-
 led for second place, each win. |ipg 5 and dropping 2
 Another tournament will start
 the Center on Monday even- hg, Jan. IS. Any foursome of 2 ben and 2 women may ente by Fgistering at the Community
 enter
 ODly casualty of the tourna. bent just completed was Peggy EcMurdo of the Bulldogs who wed through a glass window
 hlle retrieving a difficult side. fall shot After taking nme out P staunch the flow of blood from |oth arms and hands Miss Mo-
 urdo gamely fnishe6 the game
 Pd played g big role in helping
 Fr teammates.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Statehood Bill Up

Washington (R)-Legislation roviding for Alaska's admission the 49th state was introduced
 the House yesterday by Dele |Rte Bartlett, who originally in- Bnded to hold the measure un- ] later in the session.
 Similar legislation for Hawaii 1 las introduced by Hawaiian delegate Harrington, with a de- hand that the hearings be start D by Feb. l.
 Bartlett's proposal provides bat all the Territory, including
 marine league (about 8 and a |alf miles, from the coast, be |heluded in the state.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Vessel Due

The Lakina is due at Kodiak southbound about Sunday, the local Alaska Steamship office reports.
 No word has been received on arrival time of the Reef Knot, which was unloading in Seward after being held up by a jurisdic tional longshore dispute.
 The Seattle Alaska Steamship office reported no freight will be loaded for Seward until the dls- puIe IS settled
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Prize Chances StiIIAVaiIabIe

Tickets are still available on the refrigerator, washing mach inc, bicycle and ironer to be raf- fed off at the big Russian New Years Masquerade ball, to be held at Blinn's hall on New Years n ght, Tuesday, Jan IA.
 The tickets are for sale at var ious business houses about town. Prizes will also be awarded at the dance for best costumes.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Water Lack
 A Problem

Shortage of water due to frees ing weather has proved prob lem for local residents, with many homes now without water since before the holidays.
 Many users on smaller lines that ran dry have switched to the city system. Water !" the latter is now being pumped from Big Lake on Mill bay road dir ectly into the city lines
 A short rain spell early this week has put some water in the reservoir, but not enough to justify hooking back onto it, of ficials report.
 The city reservoir ran cOm- pletely dry and the intake line also froze solidly during the cold est period
 Hose to pump the water from the lake was loaned by the Ma wy, the latter also arranging for the loan to the city of 8 20OO- gallon bumper, for use in cast of fire.
 Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, city health officer, said the lake wat CT has been tested and is safe, except that vegetable matter may make It unpleasant to taste.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Couples United
Marriages recorded over the holiday period included:

The double wedding. on Dec, 2l, performed by Rev. Glen Chandler, which united Lonnie Scroggins and Mildred Simeon off, with Natalie Simeonoff and Walter Erickson as witnesses; and Andre de Lombard and Mar garet Strom, with Anna and Cliff ford Makinster as witnesses.
 The marriage of Shirley Strig- ga and Melvin Charles Bird on Dec 28, by Commissioner G W, Bubendorf, with Vernal Middle ton and Lois Muf1y as attend. ants.
 The marriage of Wesley Allen Krauf and Norma Olive Fox, both of Portland, Ore, at the Naval Chapel by Chaplain J s. Whitman. Thomas, Jr. and Lor- raine Heaton were the attend anus.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
? Accidents Christmas Eve

Two accidents were reported on Christmas Eve
 The first occurred when g driverless Smith Transfer truck, parked by Rita's beauty parlor, ran wild and struck the delivery truck of Loran Wilmington, which was parked alongside Bert's drug store. The side of the latter was dented and a headlight and fender was dam- aged
 About midnight 8 car driven by Bill Hubley crashed head-on with 8 parked automobile on Mission road pear the GM hospi- tai No one was injured and the car driven by Hub!ey was only slightly damaged. The parked vehicle, belong ng to l.. K Wod- finger, druggist. suffered several hundred dollars worth of dam n~o
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Russian Xmas This Week

In observance of Russian Christmas on Jan. 7, Rev. Greg ory Gleboff of the Russian Orth- odox church announced special services will begin Monday at g am. On the same evening anoth- CT service will be held at 8 pm, and on Christmas morning at 9:3O.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
Boy Passes At Hospital

Lawrence Matfay, IT,, 16, of Alitak, died at the GM hospital Thursday night. He had been in the hospital since Dec. 17.
 His father and mother. of Ali talk, were notified by wire, and MT. Matfay is expected on von Scheele's boat.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
ModeIers Wanted

Anyone from six to sixty in- terested in organizing 8 model club is asked to meet at the Community Center next Wed- nesday at 8 pm.
 For additional information see Melton Crawford or Emil Knud- sen at Knudsen's.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

Kodiak residents interested in woodwork as a hobby wood turning, model-making, furniture building etc-are invited to register at the Community Cent CT
 If sufficient people are inter ested a class will be formed uD- der the leadership of Reuben Tesa,ik Personnel of the group will be limited to adults and high school students
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

After a recess during the hoIi- ys the Kodiak Business and |Ofessi lnal Womeu's Club will Bume It's activities with a busi- |ss luncheon Monday noon at
 e Victory cafe. President Lillian |orris urges all members to be esent.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

Donald Nelson, in the Mer- chant Marine, is visiti g his par ents and family. He tired to make 1t to Kodiak by Christmas, but was delayed in Seattle by an appendix that had to be remov- ed.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04
'btains Lease

Maurice Briggs acting post |aster, has been granted a graz g lease on Near Island from the lrean of Fish & WildIlfe service he island, located across chan
 ] from town, contains over 300 res.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

Donations of $6O and ticket sales of $269.O6 made total of $329.06 raised by the dance giv en by the Masonic club to start 8 fund for car for Public Health Nurse Curtis.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

Patsy McMurdo, local student fell on the ice this week near the school and was hooked uncon- scieus
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-04

Ken Wade, director, fell on the ice at the Community Cent CT this week and was knocked cold" briefly.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-28
ID. L. MITCHELL
101 Avenue c, Kennewick
Office Phone 1921
Home Phone 4266
FOR SALE

FOR SALE "a
One Power plant, AC lis W,
500 watts; DC 35 v. 700 watts
One jeep motor with starter and
generator
IA Dresler pipe couplings 8 inch
As Toledo pipe dies, assorted
sizes
2 quick open valves / in.
5 quick open valves 11S in.
2 tank float valves 2 in.
2 globe valves IL in.
! globe valve 112 in.
2 gate valves 2 in.
gate valve ! in.
One temperature regulator valve
and other articles
d. S. GARRETT
317 Shoshone st. Pasco, Wash.
- % p
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FOR SALE: Buick AZ special con-
vertible. Heater, radio. Owner
does not drive. 1924 Hunt, Rich
land. Phone 632. 22p
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l Monarch range with water front
and tank; saddle, bride and
1-250-lb. cream separ-
ator mounted ION small cabinet.
Phone 47O6 Kennewick 20-22-p
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X C.. CLIFFORD s.E=s sa
REALTOR aEa zras-
Roxy Theatre Bldg - Phone 24s2
Ksnnswick. Wash. s-si -@ "'E -7@.
Notary Public

FOR SALE: One double harness,
nearly new, and set of rowers
and lifters. Phone 10x2, c. e.
Wellman, Route 1. 21-23p
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ID. L. MITCHELL
Real Estate
We Cover the Valley


New home, just completed.
Two bed rooms, living room,
dining room, kitchen, utility
room and bath. Floor furnace.
Lot sizes about l00xl50.
House and lot i'm edge Of
Kennewick. Four rooms and
bath, basement. Garage, gar
den.
Beautiful new home on High
lands, four rooms and bath,
half basement, lovely view.
New house located just off
river road. Butane heat and
furniture inc. 2 bed rooms,
living room, kitchen, bath,
front and back porches. This
is a good buy.
Very nice home in best resi-
dental district. 6 rooms, full
basement, garage.
Nice 6 room house, 3 large
lots, garage, Pasco. 81 lots
adjoining ii available.
Nice 2 bed room home, mod
ern, Puyallup, Wash. Sell or
trade for property here.
5 acres, nice modern home,
barn, chicken house, tractor.
Can have IS acres more with
this il desired. Highlands, eX-
ceptional buy.
5 acres, 8 room modern house
near Benton City.
% acre ranch, grapes, alfalfa,
asparagus. Fair house, chick
en- house, etc. Live stock and
furniture inc. Benton City.
3 acres mint, close in. This is
a buy.
2 nice building lots Olmstead
addition. Sewer and side
walks.
5 room modern house, fruit
cellar, chicken house, straw
berries. A bargain.
2 acres, alfalfa, corn, potatoes.
Cow and calf. 26x36 cement
block basement, cleo. hot wa
ter tank, pressure pump. Near
Pasco.
Good going business, service
station, store. Equip. and
stock. Apt. in back.
Sporting goods store, well To-
Gated, doing good business.
Other interests reason for sell
ing. -. (
Good income property, 3 diff
ferent businesses. Income is
$4,000 yearly.
Cafe, located on hiway, doing
very good business. $50 &C.
hiway frontage. Also 3 room
modern house, garage, 2 acres
ground, grapes.
Electrical appliance store,
good live town. Several fran
chises open. Philco radio, L
g. H electric range, etc.
Garage, good town, agency
popular car, tractor. Com
plete set stock and equipment.
$50 acre wheat ranch, good
buildings, combine and all
other machinery included.
Attention stock raisers:
SIS acres, 10 under irrigation,
remainder sub-irrigated. 4
room house, 2 mich cows, 2
heifers with calf, 8 young
calves, 1 two yr. old Angus
bull, good team horses and
harness, 25 tons hay, mower,
rake, springtooth, w a G on,
ditcher, cream separator. Do
not fail to see this.
N r. MTCuETJ.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-28

FOR SALE: All sizes and types
of Locker Cartons. Custom cut
ting and wrapping Kitchener
Bros. Frozen Food Lockers. Phone
961, 424 Gum st. tic
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-28
MAGNUSON
REALTY

Is acres only a mile from the
city limits. Modern home with
one bed room on the first
floor and room for two more
in the upstairs. Can be pur-
chased with only 2, 3 or a
acres of ground if desired.
A nice little home reasonably
priced. 2 bedrooms, modern,
fireplace, small basement.
good sized lot. $500.
Here is a good buy for some
one. Lot 240X150 located in
the west part of Kennewick
and includes 10000 feet Of
lumber, dImentional, floor
ing, etc. Priced at only $4,000.
2 bed room modern house on
the River Road with $50 feet
of good frontage, partly fur
nished. Includes a fruit stand
doing a good business. Priced
right and terms can be had.
l8 acres only 312 miles east
of Kennewick. 9 acres of as
paragus, a of new grapes, bal
Ance alfalfa and pasture. Fair
house and outbuildings. All
stock and machinery included.
$4,000.
5 acres west of Pasco, all pip
ed and irrigated. No improve
ments but there is three acres
of new grapes and il would
make an ideal building site.
Priced at $2,100.
A two bedroom furnished
home for $4,000.
Three room house, all fur
nished, and a small cottage on
a 60x140 lot i'm the west part
of Kennewick. Priced at $500.
2 bedroom home furnished
with electric range, electric
water heater, heater, 140 foot
lot for $500. Can be had for
only $4,000 down.
ID acres east of Kennewick
in grapes, peaches and april
cots. Own water system in
sures an ample amount of ir-
rigation when and where you
need it. Nearly new two bed
room modern home. All ma
chinery including tractor goes.
A good three bedroom home
in the Garden Tracts. One
acre of ground. Has garage,
chicken house and shop. Some
grapes and large garden. Rea-
-sonably priced.
ne acre farm only one mile
from, downtown Kennewick.
Good two bedroom modern
home with a full basement.
Other outbuildings.. Let us
show you this.
We ned more residential list
ings. If you plan on selling
your home get in touch with
us, we'll handle all the details.
MAGNUSON REALTY
l02 Avenue c East
Ksnnewick Phone 2s2e
0SYH YH<AY1
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


S acres, mint, cherries, two
bedroom house, full basement
garage, new barn, tractor,
plow, disc, harrow, weeder,
mower, hay, cow, chickens,
$500. 49,
Equipped restaurant, new fix
lures, good location, $1,000.
3 bed room home in Pasco,
dining room, living room,
large kitchen, bath, lots of
shade and fine location.
$3.50, terms.
l8 acre farm, very fine soil
and view, S acres bearing
peaches, nine acres asparagus,
some grapes, small house,
large chicken house, tractor
and all equipment. $13,500.
8 corner business lots, no
buildings, best location, sold
on terms.
S acres on Highlands. No
buildings, a good tract. $4,000.
IS acres in fruit, grapes, cher
les, alfalfa. 3 bed room house,
all piped, fine location, very
near In.
New stucco home, garage at
tached, fire place, lots of new
furniture, dandy location and
a fine home.
2 houses, also apt. house. Sew
eral lots fine income property.
A very fine IS acre farm
about 20 acres fine sub-pas-
ture, balance grapes, pepper
mint, hay, asparagus, fine
three bed room home, all
rooms large, full basement,
modern, all kinds of other
buildings, lovely large shade
trees, beautiful flower gar
den, nice lawns, all equip
ment goes with this place,
$4,000, terms.
81 acres pasture and alfalfa.
2 bed room house, bath, pri-
waite irrigation system, good
well, electric pump, $4,000.
Can use up to so new homes,
if you plan on selling list
them with me, this week.
A whole block of lots in Ply
mouth, Wash, 1,500. Better
buy now.
One of the best paying groc-
cry stores In this area. A real
place, shown by appointment
onlv.
Lunch room doing good bust
ness, fine location. .
About 800 acres on Columbia
river, 20 acres Concord grapes,
some orchard, IS acres irri-
gated, can all be irrigated,
own pumping plant, six room
house, other buildings, ST.
500. :.
As acres, S acres alfalfa, 2
acres corn, 2 acres melons,
10 acres pasture, house, barn,
other buildings, cows, chick
ems, team, machinery, $4,000.
X C. q
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IL acres, some peaches, ber-
ries, grapes, four bed room
house, barn. For quick sale,
$500.
2 acres, 3 miles west of Pas
CO. Alfalfa and garden, base
ment house wired for range,
electric water heater, bath,
garage, chicken house, good
cow, calf, 800 chickens. Own
er moving to Spokane. 81, 500.
IL acres, 2 acres grapes, 3R
asparagus, / acre alfalfa, some
pasture and a few fruit trees.
4 room house, barn, chicken
house, shade and lawn, cow,
hay, truck, good well, electric
pump, $4,000.
Equipped grocery, nice store
building, modern living quar-
tiers, stock, equipment and
building, $l2,500.
New 2 bed room house, also
two bed rooms in basement,
has hardwood floors, furnace,
tubs, $1,000, terms. Can occu-
py now.
A very beautiful country
home, fourteen rooms, two
fire places, 3 baths, full base
ment. Oil burner furnace, ex-
ira fine well, electric pump,
about forty acres e. in fruit,
lots of other buildings. All
kinds of large shade trees,
lawns, etc. Fine view of Col
umbia river, terms.
About 100 acres, grapes, cher
ries, peaches, prunes, alfalfa,
about IS acres irrigated, fine
country home, 3 bed rooms,
full basement, another small
house, all kinds of buildings,
and tractor, truck and all
equipment 60 with place. Full
details in my office. Can be
bought on terms.
Four miles of river front pro-
perry on Columbia river be-
low McNary Dam on Wash.
side, over 500 acres, 200 acres
irrigated, has private water
system, also light plant, sew
eral buildings, lots of crops,
IL acres orchard, 20 acres
peppermint, 10 acres sweet
clover, lots of alfalfa, hogs,
cattle and farm machinery.
$4,000.
How about this one: About
IS acres, SIS acres under ditch,
9 acres asparagus, 40 acres
alfalfa, bal. pasture. 4 acres
grapes. 3 houses, 2 rental,
other buildings, tractor and
all farm machinery, $50, 900,
terms. -.. -..
10 acres, Wallula, Wash. 3
room house, barn, garage, as
paragus, pasture, $4,000.
Equipped garage, fine loca-
ton, several lots, $4,000.
10 acres, S acres bearing
grapes, S acres asparagus, new
home, full basement, furnace,
2 bed rooms, extra fine view,
$4,000.
Have several small tracts,
without buildings.
FORD
Or E.- .E a
rs Phone 24s2
Wash. a s-f-=
ublic H.. -
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WANTED: Woman to help with
housework. 224 E. First Ave.
. Mrs. Mark Brown, Phone 1886.
21-23p
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2 used coal stokers, also
used davenports and chairs,
davenos, beds, DINING room
sets, tables, chairs and buff
fets. Call Commercial Hotel
/. Kennewick. TIC
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" Lost and Found = I

si: A new mattress for a baby
Rs1, on River road between
A,a a and Richland. Call
f o:S0 pm. 1906-W, Richland.
22p
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GRACE & Asparagus Weeders at
the old price s...y. .
Richmond Implement GO.
Phone Al
g. 21-22-c
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MAGNUSON REALTY

l02 Avenue e East
Kennewiek Phone 1925
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John Deere Fertilizer Grain Drill
Richmond Implement GO:
Phone AL
21-22-c
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PRESIDENT PLUMS now ready
at Humphreys place, intersec-
ton Of Bartlett and Frazer Ioaos'
u mile south, " west rom en-
etery. Bring containers. Z1-zSp
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing, moving, packing and craft
ing for shipping. Richland Trans
fer. Phone Kennewick 942. Pasco
21OO. 50tfc
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FOR SALE: Hale peaches ripe
Aug. Is 8 miles west Kenne-
wick on paved highway. Bring
containers. Elmer B. Olson.
20-22p.
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John Deere Pickup Hay Chopper
Richmond Implement Co.
Phone AL
".. 21-22-c
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FOR SALE: Several tracts of land
to be set out in fruit trees and
grapes. Nurseryman's Exchange.
w. B. Saunders, phone 18x7. River
Road. 14tfc
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FOR SALE: l white enamel wood
and coal range. Small, almost
new. Reasonable. l fire place set.
lamp table. Small dressing table.
Fern stand. l extension dining
room table. Call 2257. C22-24c
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NEED MONEY? See us first for
Z any type of loan. Read Estate
and Insurance. Columbia Finance
Corporation, Ia Avenue c, Kenne-
WICK. E.. a- l3tfc
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GET TOP price for your car: We
will buy your car 1oe casn -
sell Il for you on con2 @ ~:
Columbia Finance Corpoe1uou y
Avenue c, Kennsw1ck. 1SuS
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FOR SALE: Garage, flourishing,
excellent location. Call Kenn.
1896 or 2O36. 22-24-n
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FOR SALE: Table model cream
separator, also electric iron both
in very good condition. " mile
east of Byrson Brown corner.
Thos, Duncan. 22-24p
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FOR SALE: Piano Sholtz at 513
Columbia Ave-, Kennewick, or
phone 1917 Kenn. 20-22p.
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FOR SAI.E:Terrill,s Clover honey
BIS Alder St., or 511 Ave. A.
Phone 1912 or 3086. 21-2SpI
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FOR SALIOn L.ampson acres
overlooking Columbia River,
Modern Home, handicapped electric
heat, utility room, washing ma
chine and other Equipment and
furnishings. 2 acres, $4,000.
J. r. Hamilton 20-22-p
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WANTED: School girl would like
work taking care of children
after school. Write Box 80. 22p
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FOR SALE: Pullets, $1.50 each.
Fryers, 31s to 4 lbs. Pigs ready
to butcher. j. H. Bennett, Finley.
LIST house west of R.R. Up