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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-01-01

| Largest of all the states insti-
tutions, and, appropriately e.
nough, one of the first established
i is the Western State Hospital, 10
Gated at what was formerly Fort
Steilacoom few miles west of
Fort Lewis.
The hospital was opened on
August 1, 1871 as the first mental
-ospital in the State of Washing
ton at time when the increasing
lumber of mentally deranged
cases in the state was becoming
serious problem. These cases
had previously been taken care OF
through contracts with individuals
and private institutions, but the
Procedure led to so much bicker-
ing and criticism that it was felt
necessary to establish state in
,titution.'
The opening enrolment al
Western State Hospital on that
August day in 1871 was 81 pat
tents. Today at Western, which
is only one of five state institu-
lions devoted to mental treat
ment, the average enrolment runs
over $500 patients. s..
This huge patient population,
plus the more than 5000 at the
states four other such institutions,
clearly shows why the taxpayers
of our state are annually faced
i with the need of spending mil
lions of dollars for the care and
treatment of these unfortunate
people, and why the rehabilita-
ton and return to society of each
individual is SO important to our
economy.
Western State Hospital, like
nearly all the state institutions is
rather complete community in
itself with farms, gardens, dair-
les, industries and other vocation
al activities blending together to
make it practically an economic
entity.
Space does not permit a detailed
report on the many and varied
activities carried on at the hos
pital but a few figures will give
some idea of the volume of pro-
ducts turned out by the institu-
ton. Over 100000 pounds of
milk per year are produced in the
hospital dairy; over 100000 eggs;
nearly 100000 pounds of pork and
over million pounds of garden
produce.
In money terms the institution
produced over half million dol
lars worth of food stuffs during
the past year with valuations set
at considerably less than market
prices. In addition many other
items such as clothing, shoes and
furniture were turned out.
This vast amount of production
not only cuts the cost to the people
of the state of the operation of
the hospital, but also provides val
liable occupational therapy to the
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While it is conceivable that en-
oineers NAV be abb eto build a

While it is conceivable that en-
gineers may be abb eto build
nuclear power plant in which gas
such as inelium is heated by atom
then used to drive a
Turbine, thus eliminating any
Hnuad for a water supply, 1T is
most likely that they will build a
nuclear power plant which gen
crates steam from water, says {.
P. Cabell, member of the Tech
nical Department of the Hanford
Works at Richland.
Writing in the current issue Of
tn General Electric Review, Mr..
Cabeu points out that "a gas
cooled nuclear power plant, which
would not require water for gen.
Grating or copdenslns s.ediI, cuo,ld
be used any where in the world
in the desert, in remote mountains
for mining enterprises, or on the
polar ice cap. 1t would require
very little fuel and would be al
most self sustaining" =
However, he adds, "a gas-cool-
ed unit would be a special devel-
opment. A more likely type would
use water for cooling and it's main
advantage over present power
generating equipment would be
in the negligible amounts or fuel
required for continuous opera
ton"
While it seems that such plants
would be much more expensive
to build than coal-fired units"
Mr.. Cabell continues, IF low .nu-
clear fuel costs are realized, the
cost of electricity generated by
nuclear plants would be only
slightly greater per kilovatt-hour
than that OF electricity produced
by coal-burning plants.''
Mr.. Cabell considers that such
plant would consist of an atom
!. ic pile, using Uranium 235, for
example, to produce heat, which
would be carried by some appro-
pirate fluid medium to a heat ex-
changer. From there on, the heat
would be converted to electrical
power by equipment similar to
that used today. Since the heat
carrying fluid passing through the
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FINLEY AUXILIARY

The Finley Grange Auxiliary
will meet at 10 a. m. Wednesday,
January z, with Mrs. A. A. Lucke
for an all day quilting. Ladies
please bring thimble, needles and
scissors. There will be a pot luck
dinner at noon. Bring table SER
vice. All ladies Of the Grange
are invited. and urged to attend.
Plans will be made for Pomona
at Finley in February.
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Several hundred strong by special
train to. Seattle with the first
section originating in Los Angeles
and the second section from San
Francisco.
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CHRISTMAS VISIT

Mrs. Margaret Thompson Of
the Lampson Tracts had the
pleasure of entertaining her son
and daughter and their families
over Christmas. w. II. Thompson,
wife and baby OF Cheney, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Squirting Of
Everett. ... 49,. -.
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You may be interested in
knowing that even though San
IA Claus has gone RUBE'S cY-
Gle SHOP is still here with
the bicycle accessories and re-
pair. We wish for you and
yours a HAPPY NEW YEAR,
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POMONA GRANGE

POMONA GRANGE
Pomona Grange will meet at
2 p. m. Saturday, January 10,
at Kennewick Valley. Officers are
asked to come at 1890 for prac-
tice.
, 1948-09-23

instructing the Secretary-Trea
surer to send in the name of
the international organization
a letter Of appreciation to Pres
ident Truman for his appoint
ment Of Governor HASTE to
the Virgin Islands. In a recent
article Totten charged the Re
publican Congress is deliber-
ately embarrassing Governor
HASTE.
The convention also went on
record to fight for the defeat
Of all Senators and Congress-
men who voted for the Taft
Hartley Act and to support
President Truman because Of
, 1948-09-23

color which was Abandoned
years ago except for special
occasions. Other objects to
show what st. Croix looked
like were: an old wash pan
being used for garbage, three
porter" carts and far in the
background a car is barely
observable. Had the photo
grapher stepped back ten to
fifteen feet he would have
taken the beautiful Rectory
Of historic st. Johns Angli-
can Church, and the Church
itself; to the left was the mo-
dern office building Of the
firm of Joseph Alexander.
The second scene showed a
view from Governors Hill";;
the picture, however, could
have been any other island.
Both pictures apparently were
taken from old files. On the
other hand, all the scenes of
the sister Island were beauti-
full and modern, all taken by
Charles Rotkin, outstanding
mainland photographer, less
than two years ago.
Much Of the information
contained in the book, how
ever, will be of great interest
to readers. At a later day ex-
cerpts will be printed in this
newspaper.
, 1948-09-23
POST OFFICE INVITE BIDS

Sealed bids in triplicate will
be received at the Post Office
Christiansted. until 8 P. M.
October s. l948 for furnishing
the materials and performing
the work Of installing a new
wood partition in the post of
flee building. All information
and required bid forms may
be secured from the post of
flee in Christiansted
, 1948-09-23

his sound position on civil
rights andlabor.
With wild acclaim Randolph
and four international vice
presidents were returned to
their seats to hold office un-
til September 1850.
Randolph then said, the Of
flee of international Secretary
Treasurer which as you know
is the most important of all
remains vacant and with wild
applause Ashley L. Totten was
practically lifted from his
seat and placed on the rostrum
as cries of speech, speech
could be heard all over the
hall. Totten was too choked
with emotion and after thank
ing the delegates said if he
attempted to make a speech
he would certainly make a bad
job if it. They cheered voci-
ferously.
Among the delegates from
Canada was A. R. Blanchette,
brother of Miss Flyora Blan-
Ghetto who is Director Of Muir
ses Training here.
Every state in the Union
was represented as was Mex
leo and Canada.
BY unanimous vote the next
convention will be held in N.
Y. and will mark the 25th An
niversary of the organization.
, 1948-09-23
BEVIN.

determination to keep Berlin
supplied throughout the win
ter.
Mr.. Bevin also said that Bri-
tain and France has accepted
the Bernadotte proposal for
settlement of the Palestine
problem although it does not
mean recognition by the Brit
ish government would be i'm
mediate.
, 1948-09-23
NoUNCEMEN


On Friday night, Septem-
Der "a. l948 at $3.50 P. NJ. Hon.
J. de Castro Christian will con
tinue TO speak Of his activities
in the Municipal Council. The
questions dealing with the
Referendum will also be ex-
planned.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend
J. de c. Christian
5 U B R B {
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NOTICE OF SALE
Mo. 2R12

- NO. ZOlL
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHING
Ton TON Mn, in AND FOR BENTON
IN THE MATTER OF THE Es-
TATE OF JOHN E. OWENS, De-
ceased. a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to an order here-
tofore entered by the above en-
titled Court the following describ-
ed real property, to-wit:
Lots 4, 5, 6, IL and l8, The
Highlands Plat b, according to
plat thereof recorded in volume
2 of plats, page 3, records of
Benton County, Washington,
will be sold at private sale upon
sealed bids on Saturday, June 5,
l948. at the hour Of 1900 O'Clock
noon. S
All bids must be in writing,
sealed and deposited in the Office
Of Moulton and Powell, Kenne-
wick, Washington, attorneys for
the Administrators, at or before
noon Of May %. 1948. and must
be accompanied by cashiers check
or its equivalent in an amount not
less than 10% of the amount bid.
Said sale viii be made to the high
est bidder for cash to be paid up
on delivery Of the deed and pur-
chaser's policy of title insurance
in the amount bid. The initial de-
post by the successful bidder will
be applied upon the payment Of
the purchase price and the depos-
its made by unsuccessful bidders
win be returned to the bidder.
The Administrative reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Possession will be delivered to
the successful bidder Immediately
upon confirmation Of the sale and
Of the purchase price as
stated herein.
LEILA Owens, Administrators.
Moulton and Powell and Thorn
as b. Cess, Attorneys for Admin
istratrix. 5:20-6.3
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SUNDAY
GOODEARTH REALTY
Phoos A7ls
10y Ave-. e. East

FOR SALE: New four bed room
house, 30x28, 2 bed rooms up.
stairs; inlaid linoleum on bath
room and kitchen floor; double
sink with steel cabinet; 4 burner
Norge electric range, automatic
control. House is all-electric heat
ed; main floor plastered; Mason
wallboard and painted upstairs.
Ready to move in. Price $500.
Some terms. Has to be seen to be
appreciated. Located at 1920 w.
Mound street, Pasco. See L. f.
Halstead, Kennewick Irrigation
ditch pump house, Route 2, Ken
newick. Phone 4720 or 20x2.
8-9p
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness and SYM
pathy shown during our recent
bereavement. Also for the beau
tiful floral offerings. Mrs. Edith
Hedington, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
kinnamon and family, MIR. and
Mrs. George Stafford and family,
Buster Hedington and family, Vic
tor Hedington and family.
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OH Heatefs. Norge, Quaker
or fnternation1ls; also floor
furnaces can be seen at Duro-
cheers. We also have Q tine
stock Of beautiful combtna-
ton radios In legst or dark
wood. TfC
FOR SALE: Small house and 9
lots, has chicken house and
garage. Shade and fruit trees,
Price $500. In Outlook. See
Wilma Barrett, Outlook. BLOC
FOR SALE: Awnings, residence,
store and trailer; white and
striped canvas by the YARD.
Tents and tarps in stock. Ralph
Morris, 2l6 No. 10th, ST., Pasco.
Phone 266J. u
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Real Estate
For Sale
Open Evenings till 9 pm.
All Day Sunday
Two very nice full basement
MONIES; hardwood floors and
all the extras. These are on
very good terms. Very easy
terms.
"A new two bed room home
West Kennewick. Electric
heat; both shower and tub:
hardwood floors; large lot.
81, $500 down.
One acre West Highlands-2
bedroom home; chicken house.
large patch Of strawberries:
shade, lawn. Very good terms
See US for very nicely located
lots, suburban district. Can
finance under FILA. Also
some private financing.
Acreage on Highlands. We
have it and worth the money.
S, 10, Is or 20 acres nicely
located and on good terms.
10 acres, small house; grapes
and asp. 4 miles out. $500.
Business property Ave. c.
$4,000 front foot.
Soft. lot on Front Ave. A
very good business lot. $500
Terms.
Small diner doing good bus
mess and priced to sell account
owner needs vacation.
Very nice trailer house, locat-
ed on good lot, nice Location.
This is very nice deal. ST.
$50.
We have plenty more hstings
Just about anything you may
ask for and priced below the
current market.
Bring us our listings and your
property will move IL IL is in
the cards.
OPEN TIL 8 p.m.-All day
cynynAv
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l. o A N s
Automobile Loans
Furniture Loans

Attractive Rates
..... a low % ~ ..z....
liza n. 4th st., Pasco Ph. -
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WANTED-Cherries for brine
canning and fresh market. Con-
tact Dahl g. Devine at K & p In
dustries, Kennewick. 8-9-10-c
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w amt Ads
~ ~ ~ For Sale = y y

FOR SALE: 111s acre irrigated
farm; 8 cows, calves, l horse,
harness, tools, barns, chicken
house, milking machine, milk
house, shop, 6 room house, on
pavement; electricity, mail route,
school bus, 2A miles from Benton
City; 20 minute drive to Richland.
Price $650O1 some terms. ! mile
west y north Benton City ceme-
terry. c. M. Boone. 9p
FOR SALE: Bargains in used
house hold goods and many
other items at Garls Trading Post
8 miles West on Highway 40.
Open evenings and Sundays. tic
FOR SALE: All sizes and types
Of Locker Cartons. Custom cut
ting and wrapping Michene9
Bros. Frozen Food Lockers. Phone
961. 424 Gum St. tic
FOR SALE: David Bradley garden
tractor with cultivator, mower
and ditcher. Good as new. L. N.
Nelson, phone 2766. 6p
FOR SALE: New wallboard, ply
wood, stained cedar shakes, fir
doors, oak flooring. See Al Han
sen, rear Consolidated Freightway
Avenue A, Kennewick. tt
FOR SALE: 1941 LeRoi Compress
or, los c.f.m., used very little.
Wayne Bishop, 112 Park View
Homes, Kennewick. 0p
FOR SALE: l947 Case tractor, ST.
3001just like new. Paul Thomp-
on, Benton Ciy. 6p
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. l4tfc
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AZ acres, 2 miles from Hermis-
ton, Ore, near school, five
room modern home, will be
finished soon. $1,000.
Since the fire in Hotel Ken
newick we are in need of a
new one. It was the first large
fire our new fire truck took
part in, and with good work
of our firemen, it was a good
job. / do not like fires and
/ hope from now on the New
Fire Truck will be like lots Of
Old Maids / know: Always
ready, but never called for"
S acres asparagus on the High
lands. A very nice tract with
extra fine view; near bus line
8 bed room house, all on one
floor, living room, dining
room, bathtub and shower,
hardwood floors, 2 car gar
age; lots 60xl00; house Will
be finished soon. $4,000.
Very well located home, two
bedrooms in attic, two on the
main floor; full basement,
furnace, hardwood floors, nice
lawn and large back yard all
fenced. ,000-terms
One acre tract in city limits,
very fine home, lots Of shade,
beautiful lawn and shrubs. A
fellow would be smart to buy
this one. And that reminds
me: Clarence barrow was
once asked to give hs defini-
ton of a smart man. "A
smart man." he replied, ''is a
fellow who hasn't let a wo-
b man pin anything on him
since he was baby"
We have all kinds Of hstings
in our office-far too many 70
publish. Come in anad see
| US. We might make deal
can't tell.
CLIFFORD
ALToR Pheo'
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, FOR SALE: 6Is case size electric
soda pop cooler. Dry type, can
use water IL you wish. $l75. New
machine. See at Yibbers' Rexav
Drug Co., phone 721. 49e
FOR SALE-Horse drawn Mccor
mick-Deering mower. Phon,
2l8l. Sam Kuh. 8-r
FOR SALE: Rollaway bed, mat.
tress, practically new. Phone
1921. Sc
FOR SALE-Fryers West on Ken
newick Ave-, TO Kodo Road, End
white house on right. Dressed
if preferred. Alvin George.
Phone 1896. &c
FOR SALE-Help yourself laun-
dry. Priced TO sell with living
quarters, some furniture, located
Southeast Of Y at Fred Pardini's.
Rt. 2, Box 388, Kennewick, Wn.,
Lee Eager. 8-l0p
FOR SALE: 6h case size electric
soda pop cooler. Dry type, can
use water IL you wish. $176.oO.
See at vibbers Rexall Drug Co.,
Phone 721. zStf
FOR SALE: 2 small new houses
at Benton City on shortest road
to Richland; good location; city
water. See or write z. J. Plapp,
Rt. 2, Grandview. 5-l0p
FOR SALE: Zenith console radio
and Norge Az ft. refrigerator,
both in good condition. Call 1864
or may be seen at Herber's store,
miles down the river towards
Finley.
FOR SALE - 4-Room modern
house furnished. 0.9 acre.
Electric range, refrigerator, wash
ing machine, hot water heater,
laundry trays, bedroom set. Dav-
export and chair. Phone 559l.
FOR SALE: 1871 model loft. I'm
iversal trailer, sleeps four; oil
heat; gas range; electric brakes.
Phone Kennewick 1889 for further
information. Top
WANTED: Capable legal stenog-
rapher. Please apply in person
at law offices Of Ralph Booth Nc
Abee, Rooms ] and 2, Emigh-Howe
Bldg, Kennewick, Wash, as early
as possible on June /. 1948. 7-9c
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FOR SALE
TENTS -TARPS- TENTS
New 16x322 tents.......$353.00
New 9x9 tents ................ 1000
Used pup tents ........... 1.5O
Bunk beds, wood or steel
Canvas folding cots ....$22.95
Army blankets & mattresses
New flush toilets-....-.....$58.0O
Office desks ........-...---..- $500
Aluminium Roofing.
Steel tool chest, many sizes
Post hole diggers SLIPS
White Paint, in SIS $3.25 gal.
ART CARPENTER Surplus
East of Bus depot, Kennewick
Phone 547
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" SURPLUS BARGAINS
Sleeping Bags
Blankets - Beds
Clothing - Shoes - Boots
Rain Goats - Rain Pants
Tents Tarps e.
Hand Tools
Many Items in New and Used
Surplus Goods
Twin City Surplus Store
346 Avenue G Phone 2991
tic
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RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE
800 Avenue C East
Kennewick, Wash.

$8,750.00 buys a 3 bed room
home, all modern, full cement
basement, on 31z acres Of
good land, 21z acres of il in
grapes; close in. $1,000 down
will handle this.
$1500.00 down will buy 2
bed room, all modern, new
home, just completed; hard
wood floors; lots 60xl40; new
district: full price $7950.00.
$1500.00 down and $500 per
month. -r.r
20 acres fruit close in on the
Highlands; all implements -
tractor, spray system; will net
$4,000 income per year, or
will divide and sell in 1o-s..
tracts.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
WE SELL INSURANCE
Phone Kennewick 1896
= Richland 801J
'OR SALE-Hotpoint Electric
range, Gasoline Camp Store,
ruit jars. Phone 1921, Rich
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WELL DRnLING-Domestic, IT.
rigation, municipal. Members
Wash. State Well Dri1ers Assoc.
Inc. Contact Puget Drilling Com
pany, Box $50, Okanogan, Wash
Phone 208W. 4-8c
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X. C. CLIFFORD, REAL ESTATE

400 front feet on corner, Rich
land Kennewick highway,
about 3 acres, good home and
lots of shade. Ideal location
for trailer court, motel or
drive-in market.
IS acres, mint and. prunes,
beautiful country home, all
furnished, all equipment
tractor, truck, ETC., and you.
get all the crop.
One acre in city limits. Two
room house, lights and water,
$3.50.
Another one Of those mod
ern new homes. Will be ready
in about 10 days. You will
like this home. All FILA.
Four bedroom house. Fine
Location, full basement, fur
mace, hardwood floors, SILL
900. Terms. =r s.-
A nice stucco home on cor
ner lot, 55x150, nice lawn,
shrubs. House is furnished.
All ready to move in, $l2,-
900.
4-room house, 2 bed rooms,
living room, kitchen, back
porch, large lot, 100x120.
$3.50.
4 bed room house, fine loca-
ton, full basement, furnace,
hardwood floors, $1,000
6 acres on Ken. Highlands, 3k
acres young Concord grapes,
2 a. rye, good location. ALSO
AzdoWn. a5r PIP 70
Trailer camp, extra fine Local
ton. You can make money on
this one.
......... X. C. c
Roxy Thsaas1 Bldg. REA
KannevSek 49,. ..--..s. ...-. Not
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NM u Custom Cannery
VIII be open Monday, Wednes-
uas ano Friday mornings until II
- on OF each week. For further
ofnaoon call 1882 Kennewick.
tic
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FOR SALE-Hotpoint Electric
range, Gasoline Camp Store,
fruit jars. Phone 1929, Rch-
land. 8-1o-p
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VANTTD TO BUY: Livestock
any Kind cattle, hogs, anytime,
vin nick up any place. Herman
cronin. phone 1888. Kennewick.
Il 5 ST.
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WANTED: Capable legal stenog-
rapher. Please apply in person
at law offices of Ralph Booth Nc
Abee, Rooms ] and 2, Emigh-Howe
Bldg, Kennewick, Wash, as early
as possible on June I, 1913. 7-9c
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WANTED - Elderly woman,
white or colored for homework.
Good wages, board, room.
A. r. Clark, Richland, Wn.
Routs /. 8-p
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WANTED TO BUY: Beef and
dairy cattle Of all kinds, also
horses. Contact Lande Brothers,
IT. /, Kennewick, phone 2186:
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HELP WANTED-Family man
who can furnish references and
who is honest and reliable to
drive light delivery truck. z days
per week. No objection to slight
handicap nor age. Write Seattle
p. l., 413 Geo. Washington, Rich
land. 8-lOp
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MAGNUSON REALTY

KenneWlckS Oldest
Agency
Large home, Roman brick con-
struction; modern; garage at
tached. Electric heat. Ready
soon. $4,000. H-4D
Several S acre tracts ranging
in price from $4,000 up. No
buildings. Under cultivation
Large home on Kennewick Av.
4 bed rooms. Modern. Fire
place. Hot water heating sy-
TENS. $4,000. H-30
Is acres finest land obtain
able. Excellent home with
exceptional outb u ildings.
Tractor and necessary equip
ment included. SOS, 900.
Choice Building lots s
Business opportunities
Highway frontage
s4.'S Farms .:....- +
Averages &.
Loans ..-.~-
INSURANCE = FILA AND
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Fyfe & Spaulding, Inc.
3D. Phone 1871 L
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-20

We special order custom built VEN
S aSn naads and window shades.
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CARLBERG'S
1S5 East Kennewick Ave.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-05-20
% " ~ Wanted

WANTED: Clean cotton: rags.
Must be of reasonable size, no
socks, wool pants or coats, Ken
newick Printing Co. 48-tf.