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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06
GIN Hydra-Matic Drive optional on all models!

synonymous in the automorive industry With
goodness and dependabilty.
There are many more things we could tell you
about the new Pontiac, for there are countless
improvements which add 10 its traditional
quality and value. But we feel thar, tor those
who kuow Pontiac, we need only say
here is, by far, the most beautiful Pontiac
ever built
here is the most Luxurious Pontiac ever built
here is the most dependable Pontiac ever buii'
and il is now available with GIN Hydra
Matic Drive optional at aaajhonai cost
We wish ONLY 10 add thar il is here-on display
in our showroom that you are most
cordially invited to see and inspect it,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06
NJ E{NNT1kYf
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There are plenty of occasions for making merry February
and plenty of inexpensive ways perk up parties Here
are few that prove don't need to spend kings
entertain ROYALTY:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

Tyrone Power lost his shirt
in South Africa. when Star-crazy
women went wild.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

! tsp. salt and a few celery leaves,
and simmer Is minutes. Strain
over gelatin; stir till dissolved;
pour into mold and chill until firm.
UnmoId on lettuce, and, using
pastry bag and tube, decorate with
Y frilly border Of sn'.rned cream
cheese. 4 servings.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

followed in using sodium fluo-
ride to control round worms.
benzene heXachloride for mango.
and DOT for lice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

China'S 1916 silk production
reached $4,000 bales, 300 bales
above estimates.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06
TREAT.BEARING TREE

Ever hear of a donut tree? It's
grand to have on a party table ;.
especially when it bears light, tell
der JANE PARKER DONUTS!
TO make one, insert several knit.
ting needles in the ,vNn.,p,,
holes of a flower ,MWstENH
holder, and ring $] 6AS
them with lots Of : A9&G
JANE PARKER S&~
DONUTS. (You
can buy a tree
full for a trifle at your A&P!)
Mighty fetching and saves you
fetching the seconds" everyons's
sure to want.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

2 tbsps. vinegar.
Combine 2 cups Of
A & P' 5 10 n A
TOM ATO JUICE,
5 tsp. pepper, !
bay leaf, l sliced
onion tSn SlIral.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06
HAVE A HEART!

A hcart-shaped mold of tangy
tomato aspic makes u Valentines
Day salad guests will take to their
hearts. So soften envelope of plain
gelatin in 2 tbsps. cold water and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

Today, Pontiac announces series OF notable
adyanCements in the car that has already won
the whoIeheared endorsement OF more Than 4
million owners and friends.
Foremost among these advancemenrs is the
srear General Motors Hydra.Manc Drive
now offered as optional equipment On all
Pontiac cars. Pontiac is the lowesr-priced car
in she world 70 provide this great mechanical
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06

masterpiece which shifts gears automatically,
and completely eliminates the clutch pedal.
Coupled with this great engineering triumph
is a striking improvement in beauty and
luxury. New exterior smarfness extends IRON
The new radiator grille 70 the sueamlined rear
bumper.
Interiors, TOO, are remarkably improved.
Upholsteries are more beautiful and are
expertly blended 10 achieve new auractiVeness
and charm Instrument panels are finished in
smart design adapted from quarer.saWed
mahogany and an adroit use Of chrome
moulding adds 4 def! touch Of modcrnify.
Engine and chassis have been refined wherever
possible but they remain, basically, the same
engineering masterpieces which have become
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-06
BENJAMIN, Worlds Greatest

Medium, born with strange pow
ers. Will call your name in full
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-18
Q|r @ Miscellaneous w Q|D

CLASSES-Starting now on ac-
Gordon, Hawaiian and Spanish
guitar. Private lessons also. The
Music Center, 318 Ave. C.. Sic
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ROOFING: Guaranteed workman
ship; reasonable rates; free es-
Inmates. Adams & Daley. Phone
KenneWick 1891. oZp
STANLEY Home Products-Irn-
proved Stanley sponge-rubber
broom-mop available. Call your
Stanley Dealer, phone 5641 before
$50 or after 500. Mabel Bjerk-
ness, 26 No. Kent, Kennewick. SIP
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1*- TWIN CITY TIN SHOP
.s.s.. H.. e. Dealers for
LENNOX, MONTAG and
Mor-Sun Furnaces
Complete installation on au-
tomato heat, oil or coal Mon
tag Electric Stoves & Hot Wa
ter Heaters. Immediate De-
livery. c
General sheet metal work
Phone 4476, KenneWick
2 blks. east Bridgeview Inn
=. Site
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PLUMBING SERVICE
For fast plumbing service call
1885 after 500 pm. daily. tic
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q|v @ Miscellaneous
10 ACRE FARM

10 ACRE FARM
In plums, apricots, mint and
alfalfa. Located only three
miles from town. z room
house, full basement. Priced
at only $500. For further
details see
MAGNUSON REALTY :
1O2 Ave. G
Kennewick, Wash.
Phone 1926
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NM M vn Wanted w w W

TAINTED: Woman to do house
work by day. Call at lol' Ken
neWick Ave.
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DRAGLINE excavating Of all
Embellishments, septic tanks,
diggings, ditches;. top soil for sale.
Adams and Francis. Phone 2743,
KenneWick. A-5Z +
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~ " u For Sale " ~ "
REAL ESTATE
For Sale

EV1 ooAS
100 #. frntage on Richland-Ker
newick highway. $1,100.
2 bed room house, not quite fiji
ished; good sized kitchen, liv-
ing room, bath; all furnished,
refrigerator, range, BendiX
laundry, all furniture in good
condition. Sc, $50.
A dandy country home, concrete
block, "a acres land. This is
a fine home, has two bed
rooms, dining room, living
room, large kitchen, base
ment, oil burner furnace, cleo
. trio range and refrigerator.
$11,500. -.s.
S acre tract in mint and cher
ries; has two bed room home,
bath, living room, large kit
chen, dandy barn with lots of
hay, good tractor and imple-
ments, lots of large shade
trees; on oil road, school bus,
mail route. $500. Can oc-
cupy now. Sold on terms.
A very fine home on Washing
ton ST., two bed rooms, bath,
nice kitchen, living room, full
basement, another bed room
in basement, furnished, fur
mace, stoker, dandy sized lots,
shade in parking; house very
neat inside and out. S., 500.
Duplex, two 4-room with bath,
another house on property;
the house and duplex are all
& furnished, refrigerator, range,
etc. Very fine income and a
home to live in. Well located
and lots of frontage. $4,000.
A beautiful stucco home, all
kinds of large rooms, garage
attached, fire place, filed with
very fine furniture; fine To-
cation. "
20 acres, asparagus, grapes, al
falfa, S room house, barn,
garage, I'D. tractor and all
other machinery. $13,so0
New 3 bed room house, base
ment, furnace. tubs, ETC., ex-
ira large lots; can occupy now
/: $4,000. ~
10 acres on Highlands, about S
acres grapes, S a. alfalfa; new
five room house, furnished.
$4,000.
Trailer camp Just outside city
limits, all kinds of large shade
trees, best Of locations.
400 II. frontage on Highway
dandy location for CONNER
cial location. A,250.
Grocery store, furniture, AK
lures, stock, large house with
apis. good income.
Nine acres apples and peaches,
bearing. $4,000.
sgQ '9WoQ uooI p9q on] MAJ
electric heat, can occupy now
$1,000.
Trailer camp, full of trailers,
the best one in this area; ex-
ira fine wells, sewage, wash
rooms, small house. A very
neat spot and a money maker.
$4,000.
20 acres on Highlands dandy
to subdivide. $4,000.
Seven bed room home in Pasco,
6 large lots, rooms rent for
$40 per week; another house
on property; rents for $50 per
month; houses has two baths,
hot water furnace, stoker-
room for more buildings. $16,-
900. &,
If you are looking for good in.
come property in Kennewick
that brings in 81 500 per mo-,
ask for details. ~
Two very fine residence lots on
Third. 100x140.
Grocery store in Oregon, six
miles from Umatilla; also 6
room house. $14, ZOO.
Have good stock ranch in Ore
gon; also two taverns.
Have some good income pro-
perry on Highway. $225 per
mo on $12, 900 investment.
Two good homes and several
cottages, large frontage; fine
spot for more cottages or
trailers.
All kinds of listings in my Office.
Can use more two and three bed
room houses.
X. C. CLIFFORD
REALT0R
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SERVICE STATION

Store and service station with
a small ice house, three bed
room home in the back. This
is midway between Kennewick
and Richland.
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DUROCFIER'S have good stock
of electric Ranges, Shelvador
Refrigerators, Washing Machines,
Radios and Home Freezers. Ev-
erything sold on easy terms. For
good bargains see Durocher's first.
Durocher Auto and Appliance.
51-52c
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USED WASHING MACHINES
for sale cheap. Maytags,
Montgomery Wards, Coronadoes,
and many others. All the way
in price from $4,000 to $500
Bunch-Finnigan, Inc, Avenue G.
....-.. -. ..s.,.- H.. Sic
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"AM otaran, wife and child wish to
unfinished 2-3 bedroom
s l Excellent references Will
t ho furnished. Phone kennew1ck
pc Pee ,ui ' 49-51p
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For Sale
HERE is A BARGAINS
room house, part basement,
utility nook, garage; on large
lot 100000. Price $3.50
terms.
IN PASCO-Spotless house
ready for occupancy. Every
thing modern, papered thru.
out, large rooms, including
dining room. Garage, lawn
and shrubs. $500 on terms.
$4,000 down and easy month
ly payments will buy an ex-
cellent new house, 2 bedroom
full basement. Lawn shade
trees and nice lot. Close in
Kennewick. Ids.
12Ia-acre farm in tip-top con-
dition with asparags and mint.
Income will pay for il in
short order. House is COM
pletely modern, newly paint
ed inside and out. $17,500
on terms.
10-acre farm, " in asparagus.
Excellent house, clean and at
tractive, extra cabins for
workers. $10,500-terms.
1l.65 acres, 913 in asparagus
good for a 25-ton crop or bet
ter. $8,000-k down 5 years
on the balance.
BUILDING LOTS-City and
suburban in all sizes and
prices-some on easy terms.
Ask about them.
FRANK D. MAUPIN
Real Estate Broker !.
Ia Benton Street Kennewie
Phone SILL Residence S42
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Real Estate For Sale B
Kennewick's Oldest
Agency

2 Bedroom home with utility
and Breakfast room. Newly
painted. Awnings installed.
Modern. $4,000 with $500
down. s.....s- H-34
Approximately 9 acres in
West Highlands. No buildings.
All in orchard. On oiled road.
$4,000. F-19
4 room house in Garden
Tracts. Modern. Newly con-
structed. $4950 with $1,000
down. 80 H-28.
Beauty Salon. Center of bust
ness district. Established
clientele. Money maker.
Good lease. $4,000 takes all.
Bill
Business site on Ave. G.. 125
foot frontage. This property
has money making possibi-
ties. $12, 500.
2 Bedroom home with all
modern conveniences. Fine
residential district. $4,000.
Terms. H-3O
Completely equipped photo
studio at Prosser, Washington.
This is a splendid opportunity
to step into. $4,000. B-l4
7-acre asparagus tract on the
Highlands. No buildings but
the land is excellent. $1,000.
y ALI
Exceptional value. Approx
mately S acres. All in aspara-
gus. Modern home. High
lands. $10,500. Terms. Ella
We have some good residen-
tial building lots $500 and up.
See us for listings on homes,
farms, acreages, and business
opportunities.
- LOANS - FILA
Fyfe & Spauldiny. Inc.
Phone 1881 H.
I'll Ksnnewick Ave
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Real Estate

Real Estate
VERY GOOD BUSINESS SITES
in down town business district.
Residence lots. close in. $325 10
ss2s.
SMALL HOUSE
bath room with shower. fur
nished. 4 lots. mic from shop
r. ping district, $500. Some
terms. Suitable for 2 people.
10 AND 20 ACRES
in Asparagus and Mint. No
buildings. On South Highlands.
Good spot TO subdivide.
10 ACRES
made up OF z equal dimension
acre tracts. al in asparagus.
no buildings. One of the re-
naming real view points on
South Highlands. Easy 70 SUBJ
divide. power. phone. domestic
and irrigation water available.
HOME-2 BEDROOMS -
Living room. kitchen. bath,
utility ROOM furnished. Large
lot. $500.
WANTED LISTINGs ON CITY
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
C. A. CRAWFORD
REALTOR
l08 First Ave East
0AS
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SHOE REPAIRING: One Day SER
vice. Mob Hill, 210 Mablewood
Ave. Phone 1876. Del Batenian.
sss-sa... --.~- Z ~- 'ua< 40tf
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FOR RENT: Latest model High
SPEED Floor Sander. Also
Edeer and Floor Polisher. Low
rates. Western Auto Supply. 22tf
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XTTEp TO BUY: Livestock
any kind cattle, hogs, ANYTIME,
.,;Ii nick tp any place. Herman
cronin. phone 1888, Kennewick:
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RESTAURANT

This is the best one in town,
has gross income OF $175 a
day, seats approximately IS
people; very good location;
best Of equipment Price is
right. go q
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NOTICE: !. have taken over the
Elmer Christensen bull service;
have Guernseys and Hereford
Phone Kennewick 1911 or see n.
Ash, east end First Ave. SIP
II y u For Sale y u y
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C. A. CRAWFORD
REALTOR
l08 First Ave East
Phone 7ol
Real Estate For Sale

Real Estate For Sale
10 acres extra good farm land,
irrigation, no bldgs. $500.
$1,000 down.
A very good 3 bedroom home,
east Pasco. This is a good
buy for $500. - -
Want home better than the
average? Good location and
priced below the average
home Of this type. Shown by
appointment only.
The choice lots Of the High
lands. City water, best view
and going fast at only $500
each. Terms.
Is acres lovely new home.
Will 60 this week at a steal.
See this If interested in a
good country estate.
8 acres. Has a very nice
home. Garage, basement,
prunes and mint. See this
and weep because you came
too late.
Want a home with. a living
room big as all out doors?
Lots Of big windows and the
remainder Of the house in
proportion. Is acres ground,
wen handicapped and very
choice location. When you see
this you will see the home
you have dreamed about.
Dinnette doing more than
their share of business. Priced
to 60 this week. Terms.
Have some very good invest
ment property, better than
average returns.
A very choice business lot on
Front street, $500. Terms.
6 acres cherries, Highlands.
This is choice property and
priced to move.
Trailer camp, much better
than average and in very
good location. Very good
terms.
Taverns,
Hotel
Restaurants,
2 MotelS
Club and Tavern, Ore
In fact if we have not got II
listed somewhere il is not
available. Come in and let
us show you what you are
looking for.
We list property any where
any place and are needing
listings. Give us q chance
and we will sell your prop
erty.
GOODEARTH REALTY
Phone l7le
lo7 Ave. e. East
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ASPARAGUS GROWERS: Will be
receiving grass at the kip plat
form again this season. Also will
handle cherries and peaches. Dahl
& Devine. Phone 5O41 or 2751.
s... 49.2p
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NEW HOME

This is really a beauty, 2 bed
rooms, extra large living room,
large kitchen, oil furnace,
plastered, hardwood floors,
insulated, nice big garage.
Terms can be arranged.
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CAPABLE pastry cook would like
few hours work days in hotel
cafe or club or few full days week.
~. Mrs. Frank Guilli, Duffy's
Trailer Court, Kennewick. Phone
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WANTED TO BUY-Used mus
10, instruments. The Music
Center. 3l8 Ave. G.. o1-c
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TWO BEDROOM HOME y
On lot 75x9O and can be had
with an extra lot if desired.
Bath with tub, large living
room, fireplace. Recently re-
decorated. Priced at only $8,-
500. ~.
MAGNUSON REALTY
-. 1O2 Ave.'C
=. Kennewick, Wash. i.
Phone 1925 j
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WANTED TO BUY: Beef and
dairy cattle of all kinds, also
horses. Contact Lande brotnefs'
RI. j, Kennewick, phone 2lse: s...
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WANTED: Piano to store IN my
home. Call Kenn. 2O5! after
500 p. m. s,s
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D. L. MITCHELL
REAL ESTATE
I'VE Cover the Valley"
HOME

2 bedrooms, large living room,
kitchen, dinette, hardwood
floors, Bendix. This is well
worth the money.
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Home Phone x2eS
Ksnnswsck. wssh
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NEED MONEY? See N first for
any type Of loan. Red Esta4e
and insurance. Columbia Finance
Corporation, II Avenue c, Kenne-
wick. "a d.. 136c
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WANTED: Clean cotton rags.
M,,st be of reasonable size, no
cocks. wool pants or coats, Ken
newick Printing Co. 48-d.
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TELP WANTED: Sales clerk for
' FETAL drug store. Experienced
,-eferred. Apply Vibbers' Rexau
nr,,o Co. Kennewick. TIC
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D. l.. MITCHELL

Office Phone 2s2l ....-.-..-.rrr,..-s
lOl Avenue e Eass I'VE Cover fSe SsAey
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A new modern home, plaster
ed, 2 bed rooms, large living
room; located in the center OF
Finley. 8 acres Of alfalfa.
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GET TOP price for your car. We
will buy your. car for cash or
sell it for you on consignment.
Columbia Finance Corporation, II
Avenue c, Kennewick. 13t3c
Evening star., 1948-06-13
David Morse Elected
As New Head Of lilo
ey the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, June H.
Undersecretary of Labor David A.
Morse today was elected director
general of the International Labor
Organization.
II will take advantage of this op-
portunity to work for world peace, u
he commented. Il think the Inter
national Labor Organization is the
greatest living governmental vehicle
for world peace"
He declined comment on whether
he would resign his Labor Depart
ment post, but noted: This is a
full time job which have accepted. "
The world organization's govern
ing body, which chose Mr.. Morse to
succeed Ireland's Edward Phelan, is
made up of 16 governments, eight
employer and eight worker repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Phelan is retiring;
he becomes so next month.
The post pays $4,000 annually
non n-taxable-plus expenses.
The ILO will have its annual
conference here June II to july 10.
Mr.. Morse received 30 votes. Hen
ryk Altman, Polish government rep
resentative, declinedto vote; he
said he felt the new Director general
should be chosen by The new gov
Evening star., 1948-06-13

John ~ Essssl idge, he was
member of the track team.
Evening star., 1948-06-13

feeling pretty good when We got
there"
He said the man disclaims all
knowledge of the shooting; denies
having his hand on gun. A mus
cular man, six feet, five inches tall,
Hall is employed in a stoneyard,
police said.
Despite his denials, Maj. Brown
said I'm sure we have the right
man"
The superintendent said he was
holding Is persons as possible Gov
eminent witnesses.
Policeman a Former Painter.
Pvt Caldwell joined the force in
August, 1943. He was born in Wash
ington and came to Prince Georges
County, where he attended Mount
Rainier High School, about "a years
ago. Before becoming policeman,
he was a painter.
He was an inveterate sports fan,
following the Redskins at home and
on the road whenever possible. He
frequently made the shorter trips
with the team to New York, Phila-
delphia and Pittsburgh and worked
as Kelly Miller's assistant handling
equipment.
He was we'll known to members
of the Washington baseball team,
too, spending much of his spare time
around the Mats dressing room.
Widow and Two Sons Survive.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret Caldwell; two sons,
Charles 10 and Gary 3, and
brother, Raymond, of Washington.
Policeman Baker has been on the
force since July, 1916. A native of
Harrisonburg, Va, he came to
Prince Georges County as a child.
Before joining the police force, he
drove a milk truck.
He has a wife and three children,
Lawrence Leon, 5, and Evelyn Ann
and Wallace Lynn, 2l2-year-old
twins.
He was discharged from the Army
after "A days service when his wife
Phyllis, gave birth to. the twins.