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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17
Scientists On Mountain
 Seek Cosmic Ray Secret

greater number can be found. By studying such particles the scien- lists hope to reach the laws that govern the formation of atomic nuclei
 Already several international physicists have expressed their wish to carry out research at the Testa Grigia laboratory. Accom- odations for foreign scientists are planned in the nearby town of CerVinia. to provide for an his toric international cooperation for this important work.
 Best Equipped
 The Tcsta Grigia laboratory is the third in Europe and the best equipped of it's kind. The other two are on the Jungfiau Mount ain and on the Pie du Midi in the Pyrenees.
 Under the joint direction of Ed oardo Arnaldi and Gilberto Der nardini. the huge rectangular pre- fabricated cabin, made with dou- ble walls of cork, phaesite and aluminium, was set up on a ce- ment base under tremendous diff faculties. All material had to be brought up on sledS and on an improvised funicular under the flashing of cold wind and the first Snows.
 On stormy days the laboratory will be cut off from the world It is supplied with food and med ical equipment sufficient to last for l5 days. On bad days. only Well-trained skiiers can reach the town of Cervini lower down the granite peak. The four Italian physicists who have begun their exile to further the progress of science have no fear of being cut off from all help in case of any storms, hoWever-each is an ex- cellent skier.
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SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 Continued from page 1

45 minutes Mir. Urbach question: ed him about Statehood-,Mr Sunborg said he felt it was a must for Alaska, but did not think it could be obtained during the present session of Congress. A pertinent fact brought out by MT Sunborg was in connection the Alaska Road Commission had received here in Alaska during it's history. This sum amounted to approximately $25.000,O00. If we had been under the Hi-Way Act Gas a state) we would have re- ceived almost POO millions.
 ice best by telling of the marine
 Leo Douglas discussed the need of R.E.A. in this area, and Mr. Sunborg said that development would follow electricity.
 MT. Sunborg said that his Of flee will be open to Seward at all times and would give whateN CT aid they could He felt that we would best be able to procure a Coast Guard Cutter for Seward if we would get enough people to write letters to the Comman- dant of the U. s. Coast Guard in Washington, D. C. A further aiG would be to secure the help of Anchorage. We could get his not disasters, the loss of commerce and the loss of life because we lacked adequate marine protection in the nature of a Coast Guard vessel.
 In closing MT. Sunborg stated that he felt our best prospect for the future lay in three things: the development of fisheries, small in dustries. and care for the tour ist trade. Following ths ai motion was made and seconded that the meeting be adjourned. The mo- ton carried
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17
Italians in Alpine Hut Hope for Answer to Some Universal
 Puzzles
By JOSEPH J. BAICICH United Press Staff Correspondent

TURIN. Italy UP)-Four Itali- an physicists have closed them selves in a cube like laboratory atop Mount Cervino in the Alps for study of coSmic rays The squat building nestles on the rocky peak of TeSta Grigia at 12,000 feet above sea level. Geig- CT meters, Wilson chambers and other strange instruments sur round the four men. They keep in constant radio communication with their Rome headquarters to report on their work. which is af- filiated with the United Nations,
 When the new laboratory was established. state officials and It. allan and foreign scientists strug- sled to hold their footing against a wicked wind screaming across the highest peak of the Alps.
 Scores of cables held the lao oratory to the mountain top and snow drifts had piled up around the little building before the scientists entered Officials of the central physics institute said the men might remain in the obser- vation laboratory for two months before their first experiments are concluded
 Answers Sought
 The answers to the fundament = al problems of modern physics are what these men seek. They may be found in the ,osmic rays which constitute sort of mist like rain falling upon the earth. The origin of this >"rain" of cos mic rays is not yet established , but it is formed of the same par ticleS found in the atoms and nuclei of which matter is com posed.
 It has been found that the rad iatiOn-or at least good part of it-is absorbed in various meas ure by the atmosphere. Hence at extreme heights. cosmic ray part icleS of greater energy and in
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17
WONDERS GROW

DETROIT (UP)-A mobile farm workshop, tractor-powered, has been put on the market. It con- tains a drill press, an assortment of high speed drills and a grinder for sharpening farm tools in the field.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17

FOUND-9 Keys on broken chain. Owner may have same by pay
 ing for this adv. 72tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17

LOST-Key ring with Novick Bar pendant-4 keys and wedding band ring. Call Garfield 92
 73-4p
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17
NOTICE

Many yearly subscriptions ex- pire soon. Patrons will please notify the proprietor as to the continuance of their paper.
 Iatronize those who Advertise
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17
Classified Ads.

FOR SALE-Sink with faucets,
 $40.00 Safetest Heating Stove, $10000 Call Monroe 50. 69tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17

FOR SALE-Sink with faucets, $400O. Safetest Heating Stove, $1OO0O. Call Monroe 50. 69tfc FOR SALE-1936 4-Door Dodge Sedan. New tires. Good Body and Tenders, Excellent running order. $350.00 Cash. Call Black 178 69tfc LOST Child's pet, black and gray police pup. Phone Black 50. 71-2-3p Last day for filing for a city office is March 27. or days. ac- City Election.
 I will not be responsible for any bills contacted against the North ern Cafe.
 Otto Gail Moler
 Minnie MOler January 23, 1943) 73-45-6c FOR SALE-Live white rabbits for Easter, $500 each, 6 weeks old. Wolfe Bros, opposite school house. Moose Pass. 73-4-5-6tfc FOR SALE-One Knox mealmas- ter oil range in Al condition. One 5h foot bath tub. Ocean View Home. Ma. 1855 73-4c FOR SALE-Almost new house. partly furnished. near downtown also International Oil Heater Tel. Adams 156. 73tfc FOUND-9 Keys on broken chain Owner may have same by pay ing for this adv. 72tfc LOST-Key ring with Novick Bar pendant-4 keys and wedding band ring. Call Garfield 92
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In Your Interest
E. H. LITTLE, President, Colgate PalmOlive Peet Company, Jersey City, New Jersey, says:

N Many Ot our eHp1Oy- ees have learned, to their great satisfaction, the effectiveness ot systematic savings through the Payroll Savings Plan. Sometimes the accumulated savings are quite substantial and would not otherwise have been attained. We encourage IS many as will to subscribe to 'ayrou Savings" .
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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-17
Wife Preservers

Fur rugs should be swept daily with stiff broom to remove surface soil. In ad. dition they can be swept weekly with a suction-type vacuum cleaner or. if you remove the brush, with the aeitator type Occasionally send them to q reliable cleaner foy yeconditioning.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-09-16
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL.
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
No. 1855

In the Superior Court of the
State Of Washington in and for
Benton County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Elsie May Taylor, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
John j. Taylor, administrator, of
the estate of Elsie May Taylor,
deceased, has filed in the office
Of the clerk of said Court his final
account and petition for distribu-
ton, asking the Court to settle
siad account, to distribute the
property to the persons therto
entitled, TO affix attorney fees,
to discharge said John j. Taylor
and to discharge his official bond;
that the said account and petition
will be heard on the 7th day OF
October, 1913, at 1000 A. M, 81
the Court room Of said Court N
the Court House at Prosser, Wash
ington.
Dated this 7th day Of Sc ,tember,
1913.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
~ Administrator
BY Moulton, Powell g. Cess,
His Attorneys. 9:9-e:23
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X. c. CLIFFORD.
Realtor

entitled court and answer TIN
complaint Of the plaintiff, Edward
Dundin, and serve a copy Of you,
answer upon tn undersiened, at
torneys for plaintiff 1t their Of.
flee below stated, and in case OF
your failure 20 10 do, judgement
will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand Of the com.
plant which, haD bonn filed with
the clerk Of I'D coart.
The object Of said action is to
recover judosEnents in favor oI
plaintiff and against yourself
granting and awarding to plain.
tiff complete and absolute di-
vorce and such further relief as
the Court can grant.
Moulton & Powell and Thoma.
B. Cess, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Post Office Address, Box 125, Ken.
newiclk, Benton County. washing.
ton. 9:16-I0:2l
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'arallels to- and, 400 feet
distant East from the East line
Of Ivy Street in the City of Ken
newick, according to the re-
corded plat thereof, Leo the
South 80 feet Of the said por-
ton and less the parcel OF land
decided to the City, for a road
and described @ follows:
Commencin1 ct the Quarter cor
ner on thu South line Of said
section 81, thence Eastaly along
the South Line Of said section
a distance Of l44l:70 feet;
thence Northerly at right angl-
Is to said section line a distance
of 80 feet to a point Of begin
ming; thence Easterly 80 feet
distant from, parallel and ad-
jacent to the South line of said
section q distance Of 1887 feet
70 a point on the Westerly right
of-way line Of the Northern Pa
cific Railway Company; thence
Northerly along said right-of-
way line (said line bearing N,
29' 90 E. with the South line
Of said sectioD q distance Of
1870 feet; thence Southwest
erly on q line bearing S. As
CO. W. with the South lire OF
said section a distance Of 32.4C
feet; thence Southwesterly along
the arc Of a 256.5 foot radius
curve (the total delta angle OF
which Is 45') a distance Of
20l.A4 feet to the point Of be-
ginning. containing approxi-
mately 0.08 acres); including
Herewith, Block a Of Kenne-
wick Shore Lands, a. shown on
the officsial maps Of said Shore
Lands, on file in the office Of
the Commissioners Of Public
Lands, at Olympia, Washington.
All persons desiring to be heard
or or against the change Of the
scheme Of Improve
nent Of the Port Of Kennewick
nd for or against the sale Of the
bove described real property
must appear at the public hear
AZ at the time and place above
pecified.
DATED this 3rd day Of Sep.
ember, 1946.'
PORT OF KENNEWICK By A.
:. ANON, President Commission
r; p. G. RICHMOND, Secretary
Commissioner; W. M. KNOWLES,
Commissioner. 9-0-S-lo
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Kids Invited TO
Enter Parade

Come on and get in the parade!
Saturday, September Is VIII
again be Children's Day during
the annual Grape Festival and
Fair In Kennewick.
Parade your cutest pets, dress
up the dolls and buggies, decor
ate the bikes and trikes, dress
your prettiest or funniest and get
lin the. paraaal
Dcsens al prizes will be given
to the lucky winners and a Ia
vor to each child taking part.
The committee I'm charge invites
the youth of all ages in the Tri-
City area TO participate, either
singly, In small units, marching
| groups or with q float. Watch
next weeks paper for parade
time and starting point.
Mrs. Don STRIVING Is in charge
of this popular event.
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Court and that the Court is asked
to settle said Final Account, to
distribute the property of said
state to the heirs or persons en-
titled TO the same and discharge
the Administrator.
Said Final Account and Pei-
ton for Distribution win be heard
by the; Court at the Court House
in Pfosser, Benton County, WASH
ingtoa, On the 7th day Of October,
l948, at the hour OF 1000 o'clock
I'm the forenoon.
L. z. SCOTT, Administrator.
BY MOULTON, POWELL & CESS
His Attorneys. 9:9-9:23
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i Legal Notices y y
NOTICE OF PORT DISTRICT
HEARING FOR CHANGE

NOTICE OF PORT DISTRICT
HEARING FOB CHANGE
OF PLAN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Friday, September a
1913, at the hour Of 800 O'Clock
Pm. at the Council Room IN the
City Hall, Kennewiclk, Benton
County, Washington, the Port
Commissioners Of the Port Of
Kennewick will hold q public
hearing to determine whether the
existing comprehensive scheme Of
improvement Of the Port Of Ken
newick shall be, changed to elmin-
ate therefrom the real property
hereafter described and that said
plan be altered by eliminating any
portions Of improvement located
on said property or effected
thereby,
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
that the Port Commissioners Of
the Port Of Kennewick do intend
to sell the following described
real property, to-wit:
All that portion Of Lot S, Section
81, Township 3 Norths Range SO
East VIM, Benton, County.
Washington, lying West Of the
Westerly Right-of-way line Of
the Northern Pacific Railway
Company, and East of line
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X. C. CLIFFORD, REAL ESTATE

4 cabins furnished, new
washing machine, good well,
income $500 per week each,
lots 100x120 feet. Price
$6,500.00.
80 acres, no buildings, one OF
the best LOCATIONS in this
area for shopping center or
new housing unit. Domestic
water, irrigation, oil road,
school bus, mail route.
Electrical business, equipment
and building, excellent loca-
ton.
One OF the best paying tav-
erns in the Tri-City area, will
pay out in q few months.
60 room hotel all furnished,
a dandy location, extra fine
income.
Many fine new homes from
100000 up, some furnished.
Welding and Iron Works, you
can step right into a good
paying business, stock, equip
ment and building, price
100000.
II acres on Kennewick high
lands, with 3 bedroom home,
fun basement, fine view, near
in, price 100000.
$50 frontage near "Y", best To-
cation on highway.
How about a first class res
taurant? We have one for sale.
Seven corner business lots,
was holding them for new
Post Office, but no use.
One of the finest country
homes ever offered for sale
in this area. 4 bedroom mod
ern home, living room 20x40
feet, fire place, double bath,
large basement, oil burner
furnace, 220 acres land with
fine view. Has another 3 bed
room home, ideal place for
country club, dine and dance.
1t is beauty.
I sold a little place the other
day dmagine that and the
lady was telling me that a
teacher asker her little II
year old where the spinal
column was, and she said il
runs up and down your back,
your head sits on one end
and you sit on the other.
All for this week.
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SUMMONS
No. ......

In the Superior Court of the
State Of Washington In and for
Benton County.
Glenn L. Hasten, Plaintiff, VS..
Laverna Hasten, Defendant.
The State of Washington to the
said Laverna Hasten:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after
the date of the first publication OF
this Summons. to-wit: within
sixty days after the 8 day of
September, 1913, and defend the
above entitled action in the above
entitled court and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Glenn
L. Hasten, and serve copy of
your answer upon the undersign-
ed attorney for plaintiff, VIM. j.
Gaffney, at his office below stated,
and in case Of your failure so to
do, judgment will be rendered
against you, according to the de-
mand Of the complaint which has
been filed with the clerk of the
said court. The object of this ac-
ton Is to secure decree Of divorce
on the grounds Of cruel treatment
and personal indignities render
ing life burdensome.
WIN. J. GATFNEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
p. O. Address:
Title and Trust Building,
Pasco, Franklin County, Wash
ington 9:0-lO:l4
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
No. 1919

In the Superior Court Of the
State of Washington, in and Tor
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 GOD days after
the date Of the first publication Of
this Summons, to-wit: Within six.
ty GOD days after the 10th day Of
September, 1913. and defend the a.
hove entitled action in the abovt
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garage attached TO home, ex
ira fine heating plant, all fur
nished. Price Sl7,500.00.
Dandy 3 bedroom home, full
basement, furnace, stoker,
hardwood floors, furnished,
fine location. Price $1l,500.00.
8 acre cherry orchard, good
house, near in. z-rice SIS, 10000
10 acres, 2 acres asparagus,
7ls acres in grapes, a very
fine vineyard all wired, has
fine irrigation system, A room
house. You get " grape crop.
Price 100000.
Duplex furnished, another
small house furnished, good
location, fine income. Price
$l3,0oo.0o.
Two business lots on First
Ave. Price 100000.
4 acres On Kennewick- Rich
land highway, 3 bedroom
home, 6 'cottages, lots of shade
and space for trailers or more
cottages.
2 acres, city water, good septic
tanks, AZ trailers, very fine in
come property. + r
Is acres, a very fine farm,
mostly all in fruit, has two
bedroom home, good barn,
nice lawn and lots Of shade.
For a quick sale, price $12,-
10000.
Have several good buys in
business property on Kenne-
wick Ave. II you are looking
for a good investment drop
in for details.
Concrete block building lots of
frontage, dandy location.
8 acres prune orchard, dandy
country home, modern, price
$l6,000.00.
Steam laundry doing a whale
of a business, very good
equipment. Priced with build
ing, 100000.
One of the best dairy farms
in this area, modern 3 bed
room home, very fine barn,
silo, 3 car garage, milk house,
large chicken house, all kinds
of machinery, tractor and
equipment, in fine condition,
cows, chickens. Sold on easy
terms.
X. G. CLIFFORD.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND
PETITION ron Distribution

In the Superior Court Of the
State Of Washington IN and for
Benton County.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
william c. Muldrow, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given that
L. z. Scott "Reminiscences Of the
above entitled estate has filed
his Final Account and Petition
for Distribution Ia the office o.
the Clark Of The shove entitled
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w w Miscellaneous q q

THOMAS Sanitary Septic Tank
and Cesspool Service. Cleaning
and Repairing. New tanks in
stalled. New drains laid. Rea-
sonable rates; no mileage charge.
Rt. l, Box 157B-near the Finley
school. Phone 11x14 Finley. 19tf
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New one-room house, lights,
good sized lots, some furniture
$1,25O.00. Ply
3 room house, good well,
near "Y, lots i5xll2 feet,
$4,000. $4,000 down.
New home, will be finished in
few days, good si,aGe and
fruit trees, Price S4,25o.00.
Four room house, lights, wa
ter, shower, nice view and
lawn, " acre land, garden
and fruit trees, house vacant,
S4,250.00.
New two bedroom home, mo-
dern except furnace. Price
$6,S50.O0.
3 bedroom home, very fine
view, lots ll0x200 feet.
Price Ss,50O.O0. ...
5 bedroom home, one of the
best locations in Kennewick,
large lots, nice shade, garage,
furnace, stoker, very good
income property. Price $16,-
10000.
Seven bedroom home, well
located, has large living and
dining room, double plumbing,
fine lawn and shade, house
furnished. Dandy income.
Price $20.000.00.
Very fine fourplex and fine
income. This is a new one,
stucco inside and out, cleo
trio heat, another small house
on property, $l4,000.00 down.
800 front feet on highway,
nice home and one Of the
best locations, for any one
needing parking space. 8
blocks from Kennewick Ave.
Very fine 3 bedroom home,
hardwood floors, full base
ment, furnace, garage. nice
lawn, flowers and shrubs.
Price $9,500.00.
go acres pasture and alfalfa,
three homes, one new and
very modern, radiant, heat,
fire place, full basement,
double plumbing. Price
SIS, 100000.
Very fine stucco home, large
lots, best of location, sprink-
ling system, two fire places,
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IN N N For Sale w U "

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 z, block 80, Mrs Rose Diggs,
1929 N. E. Hancock st. Portland,
Oregon 24-27P
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FOR SALE: Wood and coal range
coils and hot water tank. good
condition, $50. Cor. Clark & Lott
road, north of Playland on West
Highlands. F. F. Lindahl. 2x8p
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FOR SALE-Bartlett Pears, ready
now. Bring container. Phone
1856, Mrs. Raymond, Ave-. G and
Fruitland, west of Trailer camp.
21tf
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FOR SALE: Team of mares and
harness. A. N. Kron, Richland,
Rt. l. 24-26-p
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" " " For Sale y y y
Real Estate
For Sale

Two room house and lot near Y
$1,000, terms.
Nice home just off Kennewicl
Ave. Two bedrooms, full base.
ment. Nice yard. Back yard
fenced. Well located. $3.50
!, terms.
Farm. Two bedroom modern
home, two room cottage, ma.
chine shed SO X 60 f., % acres
farm land including Is a grapes
611 a. mint, rest open. Average
return for 4 years, $l2,500 pei
year.
Home plus frontage on Columbis
Ave. Three bedroom stuccc
house, modern, electric furnace
Price includes cottage for rem.
tai unit. 1913 feet on the hiway.
$4,000, terms.
Small home close in. Good
terms.
10 acres, coed, modern home
close to, city limits, priced
right to sell.
MAGNUSON REALTY
l01 Avenue e East
Ksnnswiek Phone 7s2e
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NEW Ho,Us

New. nodosn- homes m Gar
Der, add. Kennewick Ave.
west to Olympia st. Two or
three bedrooms fun base
ments, hardwood 1oorss We
netian blinds forced DIR Oh
furnace. Houses that look Ike
homes, restricted district, &C.
wers, mail delivery, ell city
convenjencoDs o.. WW bu1d %
s,dt. i. H A toG1no
See Mac Milan, Const. Co.
On tyoG4 o. en- 6o1l. $1,000 l7t1
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RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE
$50 Avenue C East
Kennewick, Wash.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
IS feet on. H-way, close in,
priced right. Look it over.
Lots for business buildings in
Benton City.
Hi-way, Grocery with Beer
license. Motel and Apart
ment Houses. Skating rink.
: MotelGl
New 3 bedroom home, tile
floors. Only $500, with
$500 down.
New 2 bedroom home in Mob
Hill, hardwood floor. Only
$4,000, with $4,000 down.
New 2 bedroom home all
complete, but sink and built
ms in kitchen. Priced for
only $500. $500 down.
Nice 8 acres in Highlands, 4
acres in grapes, will trade for
home in either Kennewick or
Pasco. What have you?
Nice home in Granger to ex-
change for house or acreage
near Kennewick.
8 acres close in. Modern house
only $1,000. $500 down.
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FOR SALE: 1929 Plymouth sedan
and model T tractor Phone
4724. 24-25p