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Yuniii, Arizona--Friday, Sejtember 2(5, 1SM7 THE YUMA WEEKLY SUN AND THE YUMA EXAMINER PAGE SEVEN CLASSIFIED KATES 2c ft word fowrtlaa. Nt fed taken for than 40c, Keyed or "blind" 2SC CUargtd uol paid wttLla a 25c added to tctaJ- FALL RANCH CATALOG BY STROUT I Describes over 2,800 outstaml-1 ing ranch, home, resort bargains. Mailed free. STROUT REALTY 153 So. Spring Los One bedroom furnshed house on With Kiirage, immediate "possession, $7M) down, $3,250 total price.

John ii. Smadel. Phone B78-W. tf 10 "good land, furnished house, garage, tools, on a paved highway near Crane. John 13.

Smndel. Phone 978-W. Pianos: Finest slock of nationally known new spinets. Free delivery nnd excellent service due to our convenient location. Reasonable terms.

Displayed for S-ynur Inspection lit Minson's Studio. See or call our locul representative Joe Minson, 2:13 Second Ave. Phone Ii73 or 380- IX. Novak A i 52(i a i St. Phone 79, Kl see to appreciate, $1,900.

Between 19th and 20th SI. on Second Ave. 10-1 1 QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds Trailer, ton utility, slake 1 inch oak siding. Phone 1109. 9-27 IV.by buggy ami jiiay pen.

Phone 716-M. or inquire at 180 S. fJIce fully furnished home, lots of shade. r-'orner iSth Ave. and Colorado St.

r'iiino, fair condition, TSIgin re we using Daily. Sun Want Ads aga these bonks we, made nnolher 8SOO yesterday! irding l.i OR SALE I FOR SALE A OioJ membe' NBC netwe ARIZONA 8ROADCAS1INC i I'ROCRAM SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THURSDAY Mln. II Ii 3 9 4 I i I Wearers-of high hats lit Football Results lookie, Mighty Mite Hits 2-Run Homer But Giants Win P. M.

a 6:311 Syini.l 1,1 Ml-llll)T 7 II, Sui l.lijl, NI Cm Alli-ll Mystery Waliz Wrallirr il I i II HKlr "rime rmDAY Music-ill i I .1 passenger Int.ernatiomil bus, motor in tip-top condition, good tires. Phone 1 1 1 3 ence 1678 Fourth St. St. aiid 16th Ave. Fourth 9-2 jjabv bed and chest, Good condition.

Phone 9-26 jfcHiutifiil modern table top gas stove, slighlly used. Will sell or trade for other furniture or electric stove. Charles Ingalls 1-fonies, apartment 17, i 3JG Young family cow. due to be fresh i '-I months. Now giving 3 gallons per day.

Can be seen at Herkimer Ranch, mile. east of river bridge on the north bank. S120 if sold soon. 0-27 machine, electric cooker, iron, heating pad. 105 N.

12th Ave. 9-27 2 1 furnished, i unfurnished. Terms. Plione 0283-Rl. 9-2" I-rnuse, partially furnished.

20x40. To be movetl. Located on Avenue in front of Uuby's store. Phone -I2-I-J and make iin offer. 3-27 property over We have listings on all types of houses, priced from $3,250 up tu SlS.fiUO.

All locations, convenient terms. Shirley M. Roland, Realtor, 1.129 Sixth Ave. tf Phone 1120. A modern help your self laundry.

A small investment with large- income. Shirley Roland, Realtor, 1129 Sixth Ave. Phone 1126. bedroom home on 1 acre near Crane. Fruit, shade and garage.

John B. Smadel, Phone 978-W. tf Garage equipment, See at Booth Garage, Somerton. 9-27 flowers, Corsages, cut bedding plants, flower seeds and pottery. Open 9 a.m.

to p.m. week days. Phone '124-VV. We deliver. Ruby's Flower Shop.

tf New fully furnished homo, lots of shade. Corner 13th Ave. and Colorado St. D-25 11 a I i 11:27 i.C i 11 :10 Crot-ki-r 11 and Yii-lnria Ni-wa P. M.

a Perk- WitMiT Hrown 2:011 i i i i i i Iliiui- r.ii-1-a l.ifi! Ili-virw i i fan a i a to Huur i i tht World of Life Jor.lun American 1'iitrol the Mo'lt-rli Mood "tlltU-y 0 i i i i ll.iratmiin Upright piano, excellent condition. 34 -1 14' Fourth Ave. 9-25 NOTICE tlandy cafe eqtiipped with cv- erything modern that goes i a i care fur day make work easier. Good loca- TT tion. Priced to sell.

Shirley M. Roland, Realtor, 1129 Sixth Ave. Phone 1126. YoTjth bed. springs and mattress, like new.

Rear SUO First St. 9-25 Coronado. Bay rront (M-102 foot water frontage 30,000 square feet of land. 9 rooms, 3 bath. Redwood California built one story beach Sacrifice S15.000.

SOOOO down, S90 monthly payments. Write Baker. First Street, Coronado or phone Coronado, Ilenley 3-5B40. Local information evenings phone 279-W. Crowing business in Wellt'on.

Consists of grocery store, service garage, cafe, several houses. Well stocked with good clean merchandise. Buildings and equipment in very good condition. Plenty land for additional buildings, houses, auto court, etc. About S10.000 cash will handle.

Balance can be financed. Voylc L. Smith. 175 Main St. Phone 5-13.

machine. A condition. Phone 1123-W. 9-20 "u- h.p. electric motor.

Phono Hoist, double 800 foot inch cable; powered 4-cylinder Waukosha. Winch, double drum, 300 foot inch cable; ehnin drive, 23000 Ib. DDE. Phone 1277-R. 9-29 Gas One bVdstead and 7fi pound ice box.

l-uii Ave. 9-25 Hair styling, shaping, tinting. bleaching, 'without appointment. Velma Ruth. tf One Hamilton Beach Drink JI.TS- box-car house to be moved immediately; 1 farm wagon; 2 two-row planters.

K. G. Doiv ries May Ave. and Main Canal. 9-25 Phone." 9-25 night.

12-1 N. Eighth Ave. Phone 154-NM. Have your shirts custom-made by Jean in our own shop. The Yuma Cleaners, 835 Fourth Ave.

Phone 5(iO. 0-25 a Day Nursery. Excellent care for your child. Registered nurse. Phone; 71G-W.

177 g. Ninth Ave. Mrs. Fay. 9-27 Alterations, button holes and redesigning clothes.

020-W. Phone 0-27 Resizing rings, resetting pearls, all jewelry repair. 24-hour ser' Underwood typewriter. Mrs. O.

L. Btbridge. Ml First Ave. 9-27 Small I room house on 1 acre. Cannon's Trading Post, Eighth 9-27 19-16 Nash, 17000 miles, excellent condition.

Phone 091-R-t. 0-25 ChTldi-c'n'V "clothes; also alterations and dress making. Phone 0292-NR2. 9-27 Pianos tuned nnd repaired by J. U.

Thompson. All work guaranteed. Minson's Studo, 233 Second Ave. Phone 073 or 3SO-R. Dates, excellent quality, tree ripened, lOc pound.

Wm. Hendricks, Phone 9-27 bedroom house with fireplace, hardwood floors, shade and lawn. Immediate possession. J. D.

Anderson, 183 Fifth Ave. Phone 2 6 9 2 7 ter. No. Phone. 512,.

-f HOxlSO foot lot, sewer assessment paid. Inquire 16-1 N. nth Ave. 10-1 1931 condition. Phone fl-Sp 1935 Plymouth coupe; 103-1 Chevrolet panel; 1932 Chevrolet pick-up; 1930 Dodge house-bus.

These cars are clean and ready to go. Hooker's Garage and Welding Works. 1100 Fourth Ave. 0 lot." 'SecoiTil" Ave. between 9th and 10th Streets, S-IM.

Ph. house, 10 ncrcs of alfalfa. -1 miles cast of Somerton. John Wright, 16'-'. St.

and Mesa Ave. 9-27 i to service on wnteh pair. Guaranteed. Mary Kay's. 9-2," One" -t-holc electric, ice cream cabinet.

In running order, will demonstrate. One 1-whr-el trailer with top. Caij be locked, same as a car. Two doors roar, top is .12 inches high. Well lighted for night driving.

Eleventh Street Store, St. nnd Somerton Ave. 2 WT "cubic foot SnpercoW rcfrigoi-- tor, $HOO. See at first white house 1 mile east Gila Center Phone 0289-R2. 9-26 UscTfcash register, in good condition.

Inquire at. Dunliar Chevrolet. fl-26 2 bedronm home, furnished. It has evervthinr, is on the sewer. C.7.U and see at 246 Ave.

JiTsn two-door "Ford, fair con- dilion, $375. Phone 12.16-J. rTl General Merchandise Store. Present owner, after 18 years in building up this highly profitable business, wants to retire. This is your opportunity to gel.

on tlie band wagon. Fixtures Including 19-n Chevrolet truck, Stock of groceries, wine, beer, meat, clolh- ing, shoes, sundries, hardware, llitchenwnre, etj-. Will invoice about P.usiness nboiil 1ft $22,000 per month. Good mark up. Two story store building with one -1-room nntl one room a a Can be had at SSH.OOO in- you may rent.

OLD NEWSPAPERS Good For WRAPPING FUnNITUP.E COVERING FLOORS PACKING DISHES LINING BOXES MANY USES 5 Cents a Bundle YUMA DAILY SUN Mary Kay's. 9-25 watch repair. days. Mary Kay's. 3 to 5 9-25 Accordion stuoenls now being ac' The Polynesians train man-o'- war birds to carry messages from island to island, sometimes for distances up to 80 miles.

SAN JOSE. Sept. 'Si Coach Bill Hubbard doubled today that Ihe San Jose Stale Spur- lans could win Iheir football game against the Hawaiian All-Stars u-re Friday night. He said the team's progress since the beginning of the senson had been "very slow." SANTA CLARA. Sept.

2: Hlf.t-- Center Jack Capuzici was the only Santa Clara Bronco still on the injury lisl loday. End rey Hennessey ami quarterback Hill Crowley returned to lh" learn for priiclice yesterday anil probably will see action agiiinst Soti- Saturday. SAN KltANClHCO. Sept. 25 U.R)--Substitute Sieve Kucer today held the first string tackle berth for University of San Francisco, replacing Joe' Woy.niak who wus injured in last week's game against San Jose Stale.

The Dons play Nevada Sunday. liKKKELEY. Kept. 2 5 (U.R) George Pong, Chinese-American halfback who raced 40 yards to a touchdown against Santa Clara last week, will captain the University of California gridders when, they meet -N'avy Snliirday. Conch Lynn Waldorf com-enlraled on passing and defense in today's drill.

AI.AMEDA. Sept. The U. S. Naval Academy football team was due lo arrive here today from Whidby I.ilnnd, for "its game against University of California Saturday.

A A Sept. 1'he St. Mary's Gaels were en lo Honolulu today to play University of Hawaii Saturday. The 1 will be minus the serv- of Charles Cordelro. fleet jack suffered a recurrence of an old army injury to his leg.

RENO, Sept. Joe Sheetelski planned today to feature his speedy halfbacks in Ihe game against University of! Sun Francisco at San Francisco Sunday. The SVolfpack. went through an intensive drill today in preparation for the game. CORVALLIS, Sept.

2H- (U.Ri--Coach Lon Stiner said today that experts forgot the team's loss of linemen in picking Oregon as the team most likely to succeed UCLA oh the. coast throne. He said the ratings probably were based on the team's strong backfield. Stiner personally picked USC, UCLA, Washington and Oregon State as the favorites. Sept.

2 -Thirty-seven University of Washington Huskies were, en route, to Minneapolis today for the game with the Golden Gophe'r-s of Minnesota. The. Gophers were given a'Six-point edge over the Huskies, according to reports from the l-y CAUL l.VNIXJMST I'lifled Sporls Writer NKW YORK, Stpt. 25 If the world turns oui lo be a battle of lightweights, count I of in. The i guy would hnve a hard time balancing a teddy-bear a terlei-loller.

but what he iii he up Baseball Standings By I I 1'KKSS Amerii-nn League Won Lust Pel. New York HI) 5. Oil-oil A2 (ill Boston 70 Cleveland SO 70 .5:::: Philadelphia 7(! 74 SI Louis 57 93 Yesterday Detroit 5, i a -1 I 111 in- St. Louis 1. National League Won Lost 58 Sfi (i-l H.

1 Gayle Hurt In Traffic Crash H. A. Gayle of Yuma is in a local hospital today as a result of an automobile accident which orcured at 8th street and Avenue yesterday morning about 11:00 o'clock. The car -which Gayle was reportedly driving collided with a truck nt the intersection driven by Luciano Lugo, driver for a trucking firm out of Mexico. Gavle suffered a broken arm several and possible internal iniuries it was reported.

mgtun and trick were con, game siderably damaged. Brooklyn St. Boston S3 07 .553 New Vork 79 70 3 .530 i i a i 73 80 Chicago 08 S3 Pittsburgh 01 HO .401 Philadelphia CO 89 .403 KesuIN Yesterday New York (j, Brooklyn 5. Chicago 5, Cincinnati 0. St.

Louis 5. Pittsburgh 1. games scheduled) I'aeilic Oiast League Won Lost. 102 79 101 80 for in power. "It's the first time in 20 years, Ihnt we've had a left-handed loiiii ball pull hitter and he wir.dr, up i I weighing less a i 1: I Mouse," lint- I 1 ger scribe at Ihe start of Hie But as time went on, he began to realize thai Jorgensen, was a inighly mile, who can "hii a ball ft mile." Now tin- si-rilii- is placated a i but hi-i chant "if only In- i of Johnny Mine." Rookie Jorgensen would liavi- delivered Ihe winning blow yi s- lerdav with his two i lionier, had it not been for tile fact that another Dodger rookie, pitcher Willard Rainsdi-ll.

upset tin- works and permitted ihe Giants h. a four hit, 0 to -1 I CunU Trim I'irnlrs I The Cardinals buntili-d lln-ir ond place lead to i over the idle Uravi-s witil a .1 tf. 1 victory at Pittsburgh in which George Mungei- won lii.s ICth game and his 12ih at i 1 giving up but three hits. C-rady nation's i i i i homer "on the i pitch of n- I lief hurler i Kush gav- I i' to 5 victnry over the 1 Cubs at Cincinnati. The ll'-ds used five pitchers aw! the i I'nlir.

The Tigers took a 10-inning, 5 to' '1 decision from the White at Chicago when Dick Wain-field's double sent across two tnllii-s in the extra inning and Rave I troit a cushion against a one run rally by Chicago. Bob Feller won his 20th the first American pitcher to reach mark, when lie topped the Browns. 9 to 1 at St. Louis on five hits. It was the i time this season he had beaten the tail-enders and he was backed up with a 15-hit attack in which Hank Edwards got a double and three singles.

There were no other scheduled. CESIENX $1.05 per sack Cash Bargain'Lumber Co. VIR PLYWOOD DOOHS and WINDOWS Cash liargain Lumber Co. "i07 Flaxseed Growers To he of clean flavseed fur planting, place your order now. We have Ihtvseed selected from fields and can furnish It either treated or not treated, CALIFOKNIA COTTON OIL Pet.

.558 San Francisco Los Angeles Portland 95 86 Oakland 9-1 87 Seattle 88 93 Hollywood 85 96 Sacramento S2 99 San Diego 77 101 Kesnlts Wednesday San Francisco 8, San Diego -1 Los Sacramento 2 Hollywood Portland 7 OfiK-land 0, Seattle 3 .519 .470 AX .423 U. S. Highway 64 follows the Cherokee Tears," made by the exiles from Georgia and Tennessee from 1S19 to 1839. for 40 miles from Arkansas line to Gore, WANTED TO RENT cepted. 073.

'Minson's' Studio, 9-27 Urgently needed," room with cooking facilities for working mother and boy 3 years old. Immediately, anything considered. Write llurial Day. General Delivery, a Ariz. 9-25 Yuma Yarn Shop open again, 5232 Fifth Ave.

Botany, Minerva, Bernot. Armstrong yarns; needles, crocket hooks, instruction books. Free knitting instructions. Dolls and handmade wardrobes for old or new- dolls. Phone 1129-R.

10-11 Cash for your car. We buy and sell. Hookers Garage Welding Works. Phone SUS-W. tf CARD OF THANKS We wish to tharik all those' who so kindly assisted during the illness and following the death of our mother, M'rs.

Alice. Mary Johnston. The Family. 9-25 WORK WANTED White woman wants house work or hotel work. WVite Jennie Chassot Cecil Wolf, Somerton, Ariz.

9-27 MOSCOW, Idaho. Sept. --Football Coach Dixie Howell of the University of. Idaho was pleased today at the hot weather prevailing during football practice this week. He said it would help accustom the team to the a er climate that they probably would encounter in fiaturuin o-ame against Stanford.

and ironing. ISO N. Fifth 9-30 Iron i ii if, JThoTnT free work, fill dirt, lots leveled. Phone 1277-R. 9-29 Carpenter desires, work Phone 1326-J.

9-26 CESSPOOLS ii SEPTIC TANKS Pumped Installed Prompt service, modern sanitary i IOI1 1 10 ne 1 I i MlTSSmn 1P.24-R. Phone Refrigeration repairs. Electric City, Phone Thanks. 9-27 equipment, satisfaction guaranteed --12 years business in Yunm-- J. T.

Mayberry and Geo. Morgan Telephone 03S-S-R-1 or 0-3SI-R3 I Sewing ami dressmaking done. Phoiic JjMS-J. 0-27 Jewelry repair" 24-hour, service. Mary Kay's WANTED To keep children under school i age.

Mrs. John Benton. 150S'L- Sixth Ave. I'honeJ)9ri-R. 9-25 Will take" care "children by day under school nge.

557 3rd St. Phone 7-17-W. Office for typewriter, S3S. Yuma Daily Sun. tf 3935 Ford coupe in good condition.

Has four new tires. Motor replaced in 19-M. Can be seen nt 15M Seventh Ave. or Phone SIS-W. 9-20 duplex furnished, also adjoining lot.

S8.000 cash. 053 Second Ave. See Clay Hooker at 90 Third St. Phone 9-25 mesa, built. HELP WANTED Carpenter work, all kinds.

Phone after -1 p.m. 9-2S FOR RENT also ifaFlef; Orange. 9-29 1 bedroom a a nnfurnish t-d on mesa. John B. Smadel.

Phone fl'S-W. tf bedroom house. Phone 501-W. Priuite mom bath for wo king StTnhTl Third Ave. 9-27 LOS ANGELES, Sept.

--Veteran reserve.back Art Battle, last year's top ground gainer for the USC Trojans, was expected today to be out for the season after injuring a knee severely in scrimmage. Dave Lloyd, left end. ond Rod Craig, fullback, originally among scheduled starters, for Saturday's season opener against Washington State, were sidelined bccau-t of injuries again yesterday. LOS ANGELES, Sept. --A last minute switch in the UCLA Bruins starting lineup placed Benny Reiges in the start- ng quarterback today in stead of Carl Benton for tomorrow night's'tilt against Iowa.

Coach Bert Labrucherie appointed left-end Tom Fears and center Don Paul as co-captains yesterday then sent his gridders through a lengthy secret workout, finishing under the lights. PASADENA. Sept. 2D Eddie Anderson. Iowa's football conch, paid today that bis Hawkcye's weren't "conceding anything" as they prepared to meet the Pacific Coast Conference's defending champions, UCLA, tomorrow night.

The Hawkeyes sat in on a chalk talk yesterday afternoon and worked out under the lights last night in sweat suits. Two Cniifornians. halfback Dell Bartells, Alhambrn. and tackle Jim Cozad, Van Nliys. may be mionir the starters.

Continuous EVERY SATURDAY LAST TIMES TODAY BEYOND AIL WONDER! DAVID 5T', A MASSF.Y i LIVESF.Y Wanted nt once. Man or woman for Rawleigb route. Rea! op- porlunily for woker. Experience jjrefened but not Write. Rnwleigh's.

Depl. AH1- 02-234, Oakland, i 9-25 Experienced waitress for shm; hours. Susies Tvlts. 099 Fourth 9-27 0-25 Experienced cook and houKekeep- Large iicw 3-bedroom home on I or; live out. Phone 2(iG.

75 foot lot. very well I telephone John n. Smadel. Phone Southern Pacific Depot. If small TECHNICOLOR! also ISilfe-sS RtAII Choiln I KKIDAY SATURDAY Dennis O'KEEFE John tODER and aclion plus with in tile colors for concrete floors Now's The Time for Full Cleaning FIFE and WIFE the place for all cleaning needs.

SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW SATURDAY "Welcninp. Stranger" Office opens 11:30 p.m. At the Lyric LAST TIMKS TODAY "Sfiillinn Road" plus "Jungle Terror" FRIDAY SATURDAY "Valley of the Zombies" plus "Colorado Pioneers" Glorious new colors ready- to-usc in cxacrly-right decorator shades for home decoration. No Tones are ready to apply. DURABLE OIL-BASE PAINTS FOR EVERY PAINTING NEED Everything for tlin Home and Garden Across from (lie Ph.

058-J Track Complete Line of Paints And I'ainler's Supplies 'acre cows, furnished house, chickens, sfnuvberries. Everything goes. John B. Sma- del. Phone.

fi7S-W. tf 1941 Ford pick-up, -speed trans mission. D. P. Folly Motor 240 Giia St.

Phone 060. See Mr. Welch. Stucco lioii.se~'and 2 1 Don't fail to investigate this. It's a i a Write Edwin Hiimre, -150-1 llOih Han Diego, Cnlif.

or phone H-3120 or 9-2-1 TtjTfPpord Irueic, mo- tor. Bnlon nxle. l.i. P. Folly Diites, excellenl.

tree Motor Co. 2-10 niln St. Phi.n'r-1 ripened. ITic pound. Win.

Men- l. liilii. See Mr. Welch. I rlrii-lm.

Phone i. 9-27 or better i-dticnlion to a i for nursing positions. Excellent paid positions according to your general ability. Heply immediately for Friday interview. Give a complete nddress mid telephone.

If only cin-ious, plense do waste our lime. Write box S-520 Viinin Daily SI. One block east P.lne Hird Court. New electric wilier Woimin for lo live in a I a i residence. Mrs.

W. K. i a (100 Kighlli Ave. 9-LTi showers, sink, cupboards, lin oleum. Furnished or i ed.

Inquire 2 0 2 7 i a on-iiis-ioes, ienccd a a i man. To i i of i i Salnry plus perrcnlnge. i Ilox i a Sun. private entrance Bedroom, private entrance, bath 2 room apartment ant NOT EXACT'-Y. MOTHER 1 WANT MY OF FAMILY IS THANKFUL FOR HAVING- SUCH EXCELLENT MILK WHY NOT ORDER SOME FROM YOUR 'DEALER TODAY WANTED TO BUY Poultry.

Phone lfl-1 Vonr old" a nnd rndiator. 0-27 USED USED top prices for top merchandise Bring your title nnd got the cash or we will btiy your IT IS THE KEY TO HEALTH D. P. FOLLY MOTOR CO. Gila St.

Ph. CGG SIM! Mr. Welch.

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