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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12
Wesleyan Guild
Meets At Home Of
Mrs. ]. M. Epting

The Wesleyan Service Guild of
the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the First Method
ist church of Pascagoula met at
the home of Mrs. j. M. Epting
November 4 at 7:30 p. m. with
Mrs. E. L. Brantley in the chair.
The Scripture lesson was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Epting after which
Mrs. Brantley introduced Mrs. H.
B. Hilbun, who as the wife of
the new pastor is to be a welcome
part of the church life. Mrs. C.
A. Carrier, president of the
WSCS, was a guest.
During the business period the
guild presented Mrs. Epting with
a life membership in the organ
ization.
Mrs. c. P. Humphrey conduct
ed the mission study which was
on Alaska.
The next meeting will be held
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-12

loxi visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Dupree Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Mallette of Mt.
Pleasant is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Mallette this week.
Mrs. Raymond Mallette, Miss
Phyllis Mallette and Mrs. w. D.
Murray and daughter visited
Mrs. Roosevelt Ravens at Poti-
eau on Saturday.
The neighborhood sing, aft
er having disbanded during the
summer, will be resumed at the
R. NJ. Spaulding home Friday at
7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Matte Mallette spent sew
eral days last week with her SON
in-law and daughter, MISgt. and
Mrs. Roy Phillips of Keesler
Field.
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DISCHARGED FROM
HOSPITAL

Gale Smith, six year old son of
Mrs. R. L. Smith of 932 S. Pas
cagoula, returned home Sunday
from Jackson where he has been
under treatment at the Baptist
hospital for the past two months.
Gale has undergone several OPP
erations in plastic surgery, but
was discharged as fully recov-
cred and this week started 70
school.
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at the home of Mrs. Charles Bush
on Pine street.
At the end of the meeting Mrs.
Epting served a refreshmens
course. :
There were 10 present.
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garet Mcconnell, Letitia Grace
Menefee, Frances Huber Sumo
dinger, Palmyre Elizabeth White
Gautier, Carl John Moe, Audry
Lee Williams, John Carol Shroed-
er, Joseph Bayle Johnson, Ger
trude Bragg Lewis, Jean Larson,
Richard Shoemaker, Melissa Dru-
ella Pierce.
Colored deaths; Jacqueline
Hutchins, Blanche Carter, Eliza
beth Mitchell.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Miss Ida Edith Berman and Mr..
Albert Lopatin were married recent
ly by DR.. Harry Silverstone. The
bride was given in marriage by
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Minsky, and was attended by her
sisters, the Misses Bella and Sylvia
Berman.
The bridegroom, who is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lopatin, had
his brother, Mr.. Sam Lopatin for
his best man. The couple now live
at 1926 Forty-first street.
|Craddock-Hobkins
Miss Nancy Ellen Hopkins, daugh-
ter Of Col. Edward O.. Hopkins Of
Fort Sill, Okla, recently became the
bride of 1t. Perry William Grad
dock, jr., of Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grad
dock Of Baton Rouge, La. The cere-
mony took place In the Old Post
Chapel at Fort Sill. Chaplain Frank
A. Tobey officiating.
Mrs. Collins Undsworth Of New
York was matron OF honor for her
cousin and Maj. L. B. Jones was
best man.
F0rd.Namminga
Miss Mary Geraldine Namminga,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry j.
Namminga, and Mr.. Marion Crosby
Ford, son of MIR. and Mrs. M. d.
Ford of Fairhaven, Md, were mar
ried recently in st. AIMS Church,
the Rev. Vincent Cieri officiating.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Jo Ann New, the Misses Sue
Maegher, Nancy Brewer. Jean Gels
senhainer and Mrs. Wendell Kiefer
and Mrs. Albert Hutchinson. Peggy
Ann Jones was flower girl and
Francis Jones was ring bearer.
Mr.. Harry Ford was best man for
his brother and the ushers were
Mr.. Leonard Ford, Mr.. Oregon
Crosby, Mr.. Eugene Hardesty and
Mr.. Thomas Brewer.
BeU.Reid
In the Gunton- Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Miss S. Eliza
beth Reid, daughter of Mr.. F.
Ernest Reid and the late Mrs. Reid,
recently was married to. Mr.. Rich
ard William Bell of Pasadena,
Calf, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Bell of Elyria, Ohio. DR.. Bernard
Braskamp oficiated and the recep-
ton was held at the Chevy Chase
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Jenkins.
Attending the bride were Miss
Betsey Shaw, Miss Ann Gay, Mrs.
Reginald Franklin and Mrs. Walter
Herring. Lyn Shaw was flower girl.
Mr.. Carroll X. Shaw was best man
Evening star., 1948-09-24
In the Bridal Procession

and the ushers> were the MeSsrs
Oliver Townsend, George Fortune
Gregory Gay, Samuel Reid and Ed
win LentZ.
Simms.Roberfs
The recent marriage of Miss Ellen
Lee Roberts, daughter of Mrs
Grace Lee Roberts of Arlington, te
Mr.. John Bartlette Simms, jr., sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simms of Bailey's
Cross Roads, took place in the
Arlington Methodist Church, the
Rev. ]. s. Johnston officiating.
Given in marriage by her uncle
Mr.. Gordon H. Rice, the bride was
attended by Miss Margaret Hall
Miss Mary Lillian Mcpherson and
Mrs. Glen Crunkleton. Mr.. William
Sinclair Simms was best man fol
his brother and the ushers were
Mr.. Joseph Bell and Mr.. Crunkle-
ton. The reception was held at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hef1in of Airing
ton.
4Hen.Weedon
Miss Mae Agnes Weldon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Weldon, became the bride of Mr.
James Edward Allen of Springfield
Mo. The ceremony took place re-
Gently in st. Joseph Catholic
Church, the Rev. James E. Mallory
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Mitchell
uncle and aunt of the bride, at
tended the couple. The reception
was held at the home of the bride
Siade.Savin
The wedding of Miss Barclay Ell
len Savin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
william H. Savin of Marblehead
Mass, and Mr.. Albert E. Slade, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Slade of
Chevy Chase, took place recently
in the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Franklin w. Gill
lespie officiating.
The brides attendants were Mrs.
Richard w. Peckitt, Mrs. Sayre
Shafer. Miss Sayra Benson and
Mrs. William H. Savin, jr. Beatrice
Marie Shafer was flower girl and
Gerald Francis Savin was ring
bearer.
Mr.. Edward Wickers served as
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Philip Faurote, Mr.. Sayre Shafer
and Mr.. William H. Savin, jr.
DeibIer.Heinrichs
. Now living in Washington are Mr..
and Mrs. David H. Deibler, jr., who
were married recently by the Rev.
George F. Lemoyne. The bride is
the former Miss Joan Carol Helm
Evening star., 1948-09-24

richs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles B. Heinrichs of Riverdale
Md, and her husbands parents live
in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Ellery DeSanto and Miss
Betty johnson attended the bride
Susan Deibler was flower girl and
Donald DeSanto was ring bearer
Mr.. Ralph c. Williams, jr., was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Mi
chael Downey, Mr.. James Crupper
and Mr.. Richard Coleman.
Rees-SeUe
The Little Church at Fort Lincoln
was the scene of the recent mar
riage of Miss Georgia Rae Selfe
daughter of Mrs. Rebecca C. Selfe
of Takoma Park and Of Mr.. j. War
rem Selfe of Toledo, Ohio, to Mr..
Forrest v. Rees, son of Mrs. Clara
Rees of Takoma Park and Of Mr.
D. A. Rees of California. Elder
Vernon D. Rees officiated. The cou-
pie now live in Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
announcement

Mrs. Edith M. Crump of Mort,
Tex, has announced the engage
ment of her daughter Regina to
Mr.. Sidney p. Jacobs, jr.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs of Arlington,
formerly of Racine, Wis.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Mortons has no charge accounts, no free deliuery,
no mail or phone orders. Mortons sells for cash
and that Morton's prices are ALWAYS so Low.
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NOTICE on AMENDED HE11'
TON ron c0NDE10SA1I0N
No. 800

NOTICE on AMENDED PET1.
TON ron CONDENSATION
No. 800
In H. District ceu14 o4 1hs
Unaaed States 4oe He Eastern DIS
l1ief eS WasAino4ea. 8ea1hssn d.
vis3e0
United States Of America, Ped-
tiouer, VI. p. II. Physeck and Tf0e
G. Physeck, his wife; Sylvia =
Peters, . widow; The unknown
heirs q Geo. D. Peters, deceased;
r. Z. Reed and Cora A. Reed, hi
wife; Cecile Monroe, also known
~ Cocile II. Monroe. . widow;
The unknown heirs Of Elmer J,
l6onroe, also known n Z. J. Mon.
roe. deceased; o. 7. Adnsy and
Jane Doe .Adney, his wife; Fred
Jones and Jane Dps Jones, hil
wiSe; Axea =. Carlbon and OlSs
"a. Carlson. Ms wife;i Bentoa Couh-
~. Washington,5a municipal cor
porakion; Stste Of Washington;
the. unknown heirs OF any OF tn
above named persons, II deceased
and also, al other persons, parties
firms, or corporations unknown
having or claiming any right, title
estate, Hen or interest In or to tn
land described In the petition and
amended petition herein or any
portion thereof: Defendants.
United States Of America East
e1n District Of Warrington, South
era Division. The President Of tn
United States Of America to TIL
above named defendants, and ed
Of them: Notice r hereby Gives
that On October 10, 1913. It Ia
hour Of ten O'Clock. AN, o. q
soon thereafter % counsel can b
heard, q at such time 70 which
tho hearing may b adjourned, q
~ UhiAed States q Ame43ea VI
peaoaas o H. Sbove entitled con-
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u u q For Sale ~ = y

FOR SALE: Winter Banana cook
ing apples. Red Delicious, Gold
den Delicious and others. Turn
south on lane just before Bryson
Browns corner on Finley road.
Leonard Allison 25-27p
Lot For Sale: Olmstead addition
Lot 2, block 80, Mrs Rose Diggs,
1929 N. E. Hancock St Portland,
Oregon 24-27P
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TRACTS c-l07. C-los. Clos. C
1loLP. Fl. Physeck and True O..
Physeck, his wife; Benton Coun-
ty, Washington, municipal cor
poration.
TRACTS ellis. c-IIs. c-ll7. c.
lls-Sylvia e. Peters, a widow;
The Unknown Heirs Of Geo. d.
Peters, deceased; Benton County,
Washington, municipal corpora
ton; State Of Washington.
TRACT C-lls-R. E. Reed and
Cora A. Reed, his wife; Benton
County, Washington, a municipal
corporation.
TRACT C-l20-Cecile Monroe, al
so known as Cecile M. Monroe, q
widow; The Unknown Heirs OF
Elmer J. Monroe, also known IN
E. j. Monroe and as Elmer James
Monroe, deceased; Benton County,
Washington, municipal corpora
ton; State Of Washington.
TRACT c-lzs-o. F. Adney and
Jane Doe Adney, his wife; Ben
ton County, Washington, munich
pal corporation.
TRACT c-l2e-Fred Jones and
Jane Doe Jones, his wife; Benton
County, Washington, a Municipal
corporation.
TRACT c-lsl-Axel +. Carlson
and Olga A. Carlson, his wife:
Benton County, Washington, a
municipal corporation.
In addition thereto, petitioner 10
ms n parties defendant the nm
known heirs Of any OF the persons
herein named as defendants, AZ de-
csased, and also, all other persona
parties, firms or corporations un-
known having or claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest
In or 70 the land described herein
or any portion thereof. Said peti-
ton prays that the purpose Of
said condemnation be adjudicated
to b for the public use; that title
to the above described real pro-
perry be adjudged to be vested In
the United States Of America;
that q jury be empaneled to fin
and determine a just and proper
award and compensation for the
property therein described, or In
case a jury be waived, that the
compensation to be paid as afore-
said be asce-tained by the court
or a Judge thereof, and that the
parties entitled to receive such
compensation be determined there
by; and that the court grant such
other relief as shall seem proper
In the premises.
WITNESS, the Honorable Sam M.
Driver, Judge Of the United States
District Court in and for the East
ern District Of Washington, and
the seal Of said court this 10th
day Of August, 1913.
A. A. LaFramboise, Clerk, United
States District Court for the East
exn District Of Washington. BY
Z. L. Colby, Deputy Clerk; Harvey
Erickson, United States Attorney;
Bernard II. Ramsey, Special As
sistant to the Attorney General;
Hart Snyder, Special Attorney,
Department Of Justice Attorneys
for Petitioner. Office and Post
Office Address: sos Empire State
Building, Spokane 8, Washington.
u 9:23-9:30
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Notice Of Hearing on petition for
annexation Of portion Of Benton
County. Washington. lying con-
hguous to the City Of Keunewiclk,
said petition praying that GER
tain real property, be annexed
TO the City of Kennewick WasA-
ington pursuant 10 the provisions
OF Chapter l2e. session laws Of
The State Of Washington for 1915.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that q petition has been filed
with the City Council of the City
LOT Kennewick Warrington pray.
ing that certain real property,
situate In the County of Benton
and State Of Washington and ".
Ing contiguous to the City Of Ken
newick and not heretofore in
coeportod - . City or town, be
annexed % the City Of Kenne-
wick Warrington, pursuant 90
the provisions Of Chapter l1S,
the ysar 1915. and the said City
Council has determined the same
70 b sufficient In all respects,
and that Tuesday, the 5th day
OF October, 1913, at 500 O'Clock
p. m, In the CRY Council chan-
bers Ia the City Hall in Kcnne-
wick, Washington has been set
- ths time and place for public
hearing upon said petition and
an interested pers,ns are invited
to appear ut said hearing and
voice approval or dsapprcvsl OF
the annexation prayed for In
said petition.
The real property described in
said petition and proposed TO be
annexed 70 the City of Kenne-
wick, Washington, Is situate In
the County Of Benton and Stnts
Of Warrington. ana legally de-
scribed ~ follows, to-wit:
The South Half tSM) Of the
Northeast Qua ter NEA) Of The
Southeast sQuafter (SEM, md
All Of Blocks One Cd and Two
% Nagley's Gardens according
to Plat thereof. recorded In Vol
unas Three Of Plats, page seventy-
eight t76), records OF said County,
and The Northwest Quarter Of
the Southeast Quarter tNwi4-
/ sea- al In Section Two s2l.
4 Township Eight CD North, Range
i Thirty t30 East w. M. Qncludes
al Of Hoversons Plat according
to plat thereof recorded in Volume
is. Page 81 records Of Benton
i County,
THE CITY OF KENNEwIcK,
Il . municipal corporation.
II BY J. c. PRATT, Mayor
AfteoA WINIFRED CAMPBELL
\ City Clerk
!. Dates Of publication, September
= nd -, le4S
NOTE: A copy OF this Notcs
= posed In three public places
WitAln he shows described tsrYz-
tery proposed Soe annsxauon-
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KENNEwICK CENTER, BUILD
ING LOCATION 40 BY
lbs FEET

A DANDY BUY
Garden tracts 3 acres, nice
2 b. r. home; fruit trees
grapes, raspberries. Also nice
z room cabin rent out, good
barn & chicken house, Lies
between two streets, ideal TO
split up or keep As II, price
Is only s.. 500. 90, terms.
SUBURBAN HOME & S acres
This Is one Of the incest
places In the Hi-I.ands, close
In, all In cherries & grapes,
beautiful shady yard al
fenced In for the children to
play In, 2 bed home with fire
place & fun basement hard
wood floors, priced 70 sell &
good terms.
MONROE LOOP HOME
This Is . dream home, every
thing the little wife's heart
could desire, location Il Per.
feet, yard l. In wonderful
shape ':shosdd be" the hus-
band spends most Of his time
On It, large garage With c.
ment driveway, full basement,
that dream kitchen, small din-
tng, living r. two: B.. r. up
!. stairs II finished hi one large
room, this place Is as clean
Is new, good terms.
IT IS GETTING ARnyr TIE
TIME TO PICK OUT YOUR
FARM, AND WHEN YOU
START LOOKING, LOOK
FOR OUR OFFICE. WE
HAVE LOTS OF GAS & THE
BEST BUYS IN FARMS. ALL
SIZES & LOCATIONS.
MOTEL
Nine units. high & dry loca-
ton, good income. priced TO
sell now, accident In family
makes It necessary, 81, 10000
VA take over.
y. L MITCHELL
l0l Avenno {, 4an0oW3ck
Of0co 4hJ0o 3o7l
Home lAups l9oo
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RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE
800 Avenue C East
Kennewick, Wash.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY

OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
Is acres in South Highlands,
5 room modern house, domes-
tic and irrigation water,
$13, 10000. Terms. Now in al
falfa, mint, grass e. hay.
10 Acres of fruit, close to city
limits. good modern 6 room
house. Lawn & trees. Ideal
home. sl2,000.00-Terms.
Good lots. close in, only $500.
Restricted district.
Good Hotel in Pasco. Will
net $50 on investment. Can
be bought on terms to suit
buyer.
10 acres West of Pasco, good
irrigated land, house partly
built only $5,000.00-cabins
also for income.
New modern 2 bed room home
in Kennewiclk, good resident
ial district. Only $6500.0o.
Terms.
- So sSeJaSEyw.<.27
New modern home in Ken
newick, all fenced, nice lawn,
income IL desired. Good buy.
The best residence district in
Pasco, income property and
nice home all together, will
net 15% on investment &
still pay its own up keep.
Do you want a modern 3 room
home on wheels? Superior
Trailer, almost new.
We have q good 8 acre farm
close to. Kennewick, win take
good car as down payment
WE SELL INSURANCE
OPEN SUNDAY
Pheos Xsan. 3sss Re-. go
lRp. AeaS.aeA Ne. FSodxie1e
p..ee .ssa P.see sos'
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Real Estate For Sale B
D. L. MITCHELL

A BEAUTIFUL LARGE HOM1
cts A HONEY"
And I mean just that, and
youA will say the same. It is
almost new. Doors and wood
work are mahogany, large
living room, nice large win
dow, wonderful dining room,
kitchen to match, 2 large bed
rooms & large closets on main
floor, two beautiful bedrooms
upstairs with wide stairway.
And then another home in
the basement, large L. r. and
2 B. R., bath & kitchen with
built-ins, that gives you dream
home with six bedrooms and
$5,000.00 viii handle it.
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kOH SAx6: Wo00S Co040eS 1I0-
be Radio, 7-tube. Good cond1-
tion, $1,000. SIS 5th Ave. Z. 37-p
y = Legal Notices i i
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
No. 1919
/. In the Superior Court Of the
State Of Warrington, In and foz
Benton County.
Edward Dundin, Plaintiff vs.
Katherine Dundin, Defendant.
The State Of Washington to the
said Katherine Dundin. Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty (6O days after
the date Of the first publication Of
this Summons, to-wit: Within six
ty GOO days after the 10th day Of
September, 1913, and defend the a.
bove entitled action in the above
entitled court and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Edward
Dundin, and serve a copy OF your
answer upon the undersigned, at
torneys for plaintiff at their Of
flee below stated, and in case Of
your failure so to do, judgement
will be rendered against you &C
cording TO the demand Of the COM
plant which has been filed with
the clerk Of said court
The object Of said action = e
recover Judgement In favor Of
plaintiff and against youE1elf
granting and awarding % plain
tiff q complete and absolute d.
vorce and such further RELIEF u
the Court can grant.
Noulton 4 Powell and Thomai
u. Gees, Attorneys Tor Plal1a4f
Post Once Address, Box l2s, Ken.
|,newic3k, Benton County. Washing'
ton. e:le-l0:1l
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GOoDEARTH REALTY
- "a, Ave- Sc 8 .'s

10 Ave. e eoae
pho0o SSlo
We have just about cleaned
the slate as this ad goes to
press, nevertheless we still
have a few good homes, farms,
acreages and business prop
erty on our list and we get
new ones In every day.
Come in and let US show you
what we have. We need
more listings, II you have
property to sell we will ap-
preciate your listing it with
us.
107 Ave. c East
Phone 4746
Open till 8 p. m.
All day Sunday
Open TN 8 p. m.
All Day Sunday
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w Miscellaneous &

PIANO LESSONS: Mrs. Mary
Bartlett, teacher, 708 Avenue c
East. Phone 2248. 25.28c
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- lnte1nattonals: also door
furnaces can - ooon at O0ro-
ch0as. We also have Q fu1o
stock 0l beautiful comhina.
60o radios In leGat o.. DART
weed "a
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
Very fine Country home,
modern in every way. FUN
basement, extra fine heating
system, fire place, large walk
in refrigerator, Bendix. This
is new home and a candy.
Two other houses on property,
fine pasture and alfalfa. Can
occuply new. Sold on terms.
Several new homes, full base
m e nts, furnace, hardwood
floors, from $500. Terms.
So acres, pasture and hay, IS
head steers, 4 milk cows,
team, IL pigs, so chickens,
tractor, mower, plow, rake.
disc, other equipment, good
well electric pump, 2 bedroom
house, barn, $l2,300Aterms.
New two bedroom home, just
finished. $3.50.
Large warehouse and several
lots, fine location.
500 feet frontage on Ken
newick-Richland highway, a
dandy location city water,
lots of shade & fruit, 3 bed
room home, electric furnace,
II sold this week, $4,000,
terms.
Very fine brick apt. house,
six rentals, has electric heat
and very well located.
2 bed room house, full base
ment, furnace, hardwood
floors, dandy lawn, refrigera-
tor & range, $1,000.
Two bed room home, fine To-
cation, has two room apt. in
basement, furnace, outside fire
place, fine lawn & garden,
back yard fenced. $9250.
Extra fine dairy farm, fine
buildings, all kinds of equip
ment, in alfalfa & pasture.
800 front feet, on highway
large trees, fine spot for any
commercial building, $1,000.
40, 900 acres grazing land, lots
Of water s. per acre.
275o acres summerfallow.
$500 per acre. Can buy
equipment, for $24. 900.
Large home on highway, city
water, sewer, lots Of shade,
and about one acre land, ST.
600.
3 bed room house on High
lands, large lots, fine view.
$500.
Several very fine tracts, for
subdivision.
10 acres, 8 acres mint, some
Strawberries, 2 bed room
house, full basement, $4,000.
30 acres on Highlands, fine
location for residence or Mar
ket Center.
Several good business Lots.
fine location.
% room hotel In Pasco. center
Of city.
Have some good business
property Ia Ke1anewick. Good;
income. 80 81,
Well located S bed room home
large lots. shade, garage. fur
mace, stoker, good income
property.
A lovely 3 bed room home.
good sized rooms, large kitch-
en-, full basement, large fur
mace room, oil burner fur
naee, laundry room, dandy
recreation room, large gar
age. back yard fenced. fine
lawn.
All kinds Of istinEs In my
office.
KC. Clifford
e9Y Thoo4so H.. 1Ao00 ~
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HOUSE FOR SALE: : rooms &
kitchenette; f,irnished 81. 400, or
unfurnished $l,1o0. Parkview Apt.
o. 7S-17c
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FOR SALE: Wood ana coal range
coils and hot water tank. good
condition, $50. Cor. Clark &. Lott
road, north Of Playland on West
Highlands. +. F. Lindahl. 228p
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FOR SALE-Apples, Delicious
and Jonathan, later on Wine
saps; also Predoene plums. Phone
1856, Ave. g, 4th house west
Of Fruitland. 37-4e-p
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MOKLER PLUMBING q
HEATING co.
Pipe, Valves .snd FittingD
Iron Fireman Coal Stoakefs
Plumbing and Heating Supplies
llS lot Ave. s-.4. $ Tel. al
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-30

FOR SALE-Leghorn hens, Ro
man Beauty apples, and winter
Nellis pears. Bring containers
Art Simsen, West Highlands. one
half mile south Of Hi-Land Drive
in, on Simsen Road. 27-r