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4--6 i THE FRESNO BEE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1944 Porterville Men Overseas Find Home Grown Oranges (McClalchy Newspapers Srrvtco) (Tulare Aug. Letters received here recently from two overseas service men indicat that, although th armed forces in foreign places depend largly on citirus concntfates for their orange juice and lemonade, they are actually getting some fresh fruit, including oranges from the Porterville district. Harold C. Curtis, manager of fp nbr "liir PvinripaTnf 'iFr us Association i Sc i heforr from Corpora! i i exprrssrd his at i i Portervillo (oranges in England. He wrote in a "Occasionally we have ranges I for breakfast but most of rome from Spain.

It would be dif! i i to explain the feelins 1 had I when I was handed an orange from home in 'chow' line. All in i all. my morale was lifted to record Portervillr i -received a let.t«r For Your Decision ABOVE GROUND Burial Places Reverent FVnuttfnl Permanent Columbarium Inurnment from $45 Mausoleum Entombment J2SO son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E.

MorG'Sn of Dpi Rev, has arrived home for a visit with his parents a 33 months in Australia and India. He was in I Tin Group, which was on i of the bombing of Harbor, nnd was first Am i a i lo land in Australia a India. i This bombardment group a received a i a i from i Roosevelt, for service, rlhtiercd i Java. Morgan wears three one for the campaign, one i Burma campaign and one for the Burma-India operations. i most of the time he was; an intelligence officer for a bom-! nardment squad.

While in I i a he met Oliver' Scott of Saucer, a former Fresno State College schoolmate. i Miss Helm a i the manager of the D. A. a i i Association, received a from Private A. LaVern Collier, which read in for the AR Cndet Te'-pehia Cremation, $40 Iseludea of ChapH And ripe Organ What do you We had frrsh At oranges t.hi.s i and when fine of the boys called out, "This is a i i label orange, grown on Ihe a i grove in 1 I had a strange i Guess 1 was homesick.

Oranges the grove upon which I had lived for years! The grove where I had picked i season a and from the a i house I had learned to pack i oranges! RETURN'S FROM INDIA 'First Lieutenant Rohert N. Morgan. GETS SECOND OAK CLUSTER; Stanley K. Quails, 21. of Caruth- lers, copilot, on a Bl" Flying For-; has been awarded the second cluster to the Air Medal an 8th Air Force base in England.

Quails is a son of Mr. a Albert Quails of Caruthers. i graduated from Caruthers! i i i School. San Joaquin School Is Delayed i SAN A I (Fresno A opening of the San i a i Grammar School, sched- for September 5th, has been postponed to September llth. i The faculty will consist, of Ray Keefc-r, i i a Irene Fran' i i Marjorie Bowers, Maye Murray and Mary Keefer.

Visalian Denies Murder Attempt (AlcClatohy Service) VISALIA (Tulare AUR. ilollis Wroten, 27, Visalia, arrested August 12th after a shooting fracas in which he asserlcdly wounded his wife, Maude, and her brother, Lester Wolfe, pleaded not i to two counts of assault yesterday in Superior Judge Glenn L. Moran's court. The charge with reference to his wife was assault likely to do great, bodily injury, and that with refer- fnfe to Wolfe was assault i in- lent to murder. Judge Moran set September 20th for the opening of the trial.

Henry Joseph Mason. 23, Tulare, a sailor, was sentenced by Judge Mpran to 11 in the county jail for contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl, with whom he is said to. have spent a i A the jail term Mason will be on probation for two years. Margarito Barreros, San Jose, was ordered released on probation by. Judge Moran in connection with a charge of failure to support his children.

A condition of probation is a he i S50 monthly. For the offense of driving i i injuries, Henry La- franee. Tulare, was fined $100 by Superior Judge Frank Lamberson and placed on probation for a two year term. A. Abies was hurt in the traffic accident July 21st.

Justice of the Peace Gareth W. Ilouk yesterday sentenced Lloyd A. Lewallen, 44, Linnell, to pay a $100 i or serve 50 days in road camp Sheriffs Deputies Hunt Man Who Escaped From Fowler Officers Pptor Ancol Romero, 25. today is' being sought on charges of assault: i a deadly weapon and an officer after escaping from Con- lire Swam Johansen of FowM- early yesterday morning when they; sought to arrest him for an alleged Visalian Escapes Death In Bomber Crash In New Mexico GENEVA Aug. I --Colonel George A.

Blakr.y, commandant of the Fairmont Army Air Field, announced today a BIT bomber, assigned to the Fairmont base, crashed while on a routine a i i flight Saturday 12 miles northeast of Farmington. N. i i eight of a crew of 13. Five men, including Corporal Kiniry of Visalia, iwere able to parachute to safety. In Service 2 Years VJSALIA (Tulare Aug.

Kiniry enlisted f-vo years ago. He was employed in the G. i 1 a 1 a Grocery Store here and lived for- --a time with his aunt, Mrs. Liza' BIRTHS Howe, at 501 North Floral Street. I His wife, Mrs.

Elizabeth Kiniry, i child live at 508 South i Church Street. Another aunt, A i Woenne, also lives in IHis mother, Mrs. Elsie Kiniry, lives in Kansas City, Mo. I Corporal Kiniry was transferred Fairmont, from Florida a month ago. BCKTON-- -In Clovis.

August 19th. to 1 and Mrs. Clinton V. Burton, Clovis, daughter. UVIKCSTO.V-Bi;rillS-- In Visalia.

Aufiuft 28th. LivinKston. 5fi. Fresno, and Esther Burnt, 50, Alameda. Fresno.

2Stli. Chester Edward Nicholson. ami per.n Marie ilarovlch, 18, both 1 of Frer.no. FLOItlX-VjCNTL'HA In Fresno. Aucust Tommy Florin, San Francisco, and Pauline- Ventura, IS.

Selraa. a i Ynrlr nrf Ph i nf In FrCSr.O. A a 2 Sth. A I Paulson, V. and Laverne wells.

is. both of Fresno. Marilyn Jean sm 19, Deputy District Attorney L. K. Say said Romero succeeded in breaking away from Constable York neck and fled, disregarding the shot fired by in an effort to halt him.

NIPHEK- In Fresro. AURust to and Mrs. Carlton K. Niftier, 141, Abbey; son. JOIINSON Fresno, father of Lt, Joseph B.

Hlmnin of E. Army Air Corps and Mrs. Frank Nicl.uison ot Pittsburgh, brother Guy Hinman of Calwt, uncle of Lt. Htr- hcrt F. West of U.

S. Navy Mf- eclla E. West of Fresno; Friends are invited to attend the funeral services ai the Tinkler Mission Chapel, Broadway at Belmont, Thursday morning, August 31, I'MI. st ten o'clock. Fresno Lodcc No.

247. F. and A. will officiate. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery MANCILLAS --In Fresno.

August 26. 1344 Mrs, Magdalcna Mancillas. dearly beloved wife of the late Refujio Mancillas and dearly beloved mother of Mary, Tom, Octavlano and Leonard Mancillas, Mrs. Fannie Cervantes. Mrs.

Carmen Aiuilar and Mrs. Jennie Molina, all of Fresno, and sister of Arcadio Varquez, Mexico: 25 grandchildren and great-grandchildren also survive: a native of Mexico, aged 76 years The is iil be recited Wednesday evening. August 30th, al eight o'clock, in the home. 2442 Rose Avenue. Requiem mass will be celebrated Thursday at nine A.

in St. Alphonsus' Church Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Nintman 'n charge. (Fresno rurierat Chanel, i THOMPSON'--Xear Clovis. August.

28. 1044. Alexander E. Thompson, br- loveo iiusband. of Sara Thompson of loving fairer of Mrs.

Dorothy Bates. Mrs. Annette Beaumont. Joseon Thompson, all of C'TM5. Pauline nTM, Herman, New York, Leslie Thompson.

Tomasa Argiiijo, 23. both of Tulare i Army in. France, and the late In Fresno, August 1 Edwin Thompson: a brother of Miss 2Sth. Richard Elmer Hclzcr, 2-1 and! Florence Thompson of Fresno, Mrs. -L.

Bernice Edna Adolpli, 20, both of San- 3j -ihieband of R. cer. attack on Ascencion SO A In Fresno Aucust 2Sth. I Sheldon Kusenc Drv. 17.

and a i 01 i i natlsa Freeman. 30, both of Sancer. 4 i I I nl 4 4 IS 4 I I I kf k-J 1 4 -ROBINSON In Fresno. 2Sth. Karl Bartholemcw Cardcn.

24, Hammer Field, and Lola Gertrude Robinson. 21 Fresno. dale, and Milla Catherine Clark, 28, Madison. Wis. I A i I I Fresno, 2Sth.

i Hlaine Gene Parnsh. 17. Fresno, and Cronna Lee Kins. 16, Eakcrsfield. Visalia.

cust, 2Sth. Julian Hernandez. 39. and' 'HNSOX--In Fresno, AliKUSt 12th. to i I I and Mrs.

William Johnson. 1229 la. .1 daughter. Gross DIVOICCKS for driving. Lewallen failed to pay the fine.

Cecil C. Todd, 41. Phoenix, was sentenced by Justice Houk to pay a $150 i or serve 75 days in the road camp, also for drunken driving. C. E.

Hardin, 58, Wood lake, was arrested over the weekend by Police Chief Gus 'West of Woodlake on a charge of driving while intoxicated. MILKS-- -vln Fresno, August 12th, to ItrJ Interlocutory decree and -Mrs. George Miles, 250S Cam- In bridge Avenue, a. son. Helen Er SNIPKS --In Fresno, August 15th, to Mr and Mrs.

George W. Snipes, 385 North. Teilman Avenue, a son. I Reedley, August 20th. to Mr.

and Mrs. John Leedy, Orange Cove, a daughter. HA.NSKN --In A IStli. to Mr. and Mrs.

Einar C. Hanscn, Caruthers, a daughter Ausust 2Sth, Riflph ille, from Helen ground, desertion. R. Thorn p- son of Texas: a native of Canada, ated SO years. Funeral services will be held Weonesday, August 30th.

at ten A. in the Boice Funeral Home 'in Clovis. Interment in Clovis Cerr.etr.rv CAR1 OF THANKS from W. O. a interlocutory decree: ground, cruelty: custody of minor! son to Mrs.

Walriroup: father to con-' tribute S50 monthly. OKTKGA---In Visalia. August 2Sth. Jasilo 1 Ortega. Visalia.

from Charlotte Ortega-i interlocutory decree: ground, custody of 17 year old son to defendant, i Mrs. Ortega; father to contribute $20! to thank many friends, relatives and neighbors, especially the friends from S. S. Stamoules Packing Shed. Murphy Shed crew.

Dept. of Agriculture and friends of all packing, sheds of Mendota and Brawley. Calif also the Fraternal Order of Eagles. 2006, Mike Robinson. Leo Cox.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Robinson.

Chris, Sam and Vine Bryant, Ralph Hill and Pee Wee Cox for all the and Mrs. Kenneth son. M'COY--In Fresno, August 22nd to and Mrs. Otis JR. McCoy, 1343 Pablo Avenue, a daughter Keller, Clovis, ai San IIKATH NOTICES -In iSan Francisco, August 28.

1944. Earl B. Hinman. a native of lolcdo, Ohio, aged 66 years Beloved husband of Mrs. Avis W.

Hinman Florists FUNERAL SPRAYS. Zinnia Flower Shop. CONDITS reasonably priced. 1828 Van CREDIT GLADLT PHONE 4-4707 The Fresno Bee 2--B USJNESSJD IK McClatchv Newspapers. Owner and Ossnools publisher.

Office 1559 Van Ness CESSPOOL TROUBLES 116--HELP WANTED--Female WANTED--Male LOST--Sunday Broad'-! AIRCRAFT WORKER." i6--LOST AND.FOUND PLANT WORKERS 21--HELP WANTED--Male MEMBER One way. AmhroHfi's. in rest lady's! A FEW a a a i openings! We have openings for draft exempt Jdare. 1'ru-cs foot. H.

Crove. of any size. U-ptli I from SO a up The Is exclusively; ssi fll CKSSHOGI.K and septic a Ijiiilt.v TR A VXPOItT4TinN Riicpa ami rejwircd. All i of hln.MIiiK.: 'I1 A USCS on drains Worlc done by, LOWEST FARES TO ALL POINTS expeit.s. Pumping if necessary.

Free: FRKE A AND PILLOWS estimate. Flu S-1B-17. A I A.MKK1CAN BUS I INC. lloutis. Kresno ITolei.

3-5111. entitled to the use for puhhc: al! news dispatches credited to it or nut othenripe -credited in this napcr; and also local uublished; therein. i Entered second class a i Oc-r tober 17. 1922, at the postofilcc of CRSSPOOLS Fresna under Hie act ot con-i I I I 2 Marcn 3. 1S79.

i with, briclc. i i i wrist a in a i a production work. pnv i r)rivnnr-s 1 'l'-li. -ili'J AAF, hluse b'nil. lliHkTKOlriK a i i i anil inteii- P1NK1A1.K.

I sjve a i i course superyi- sion of experlent'od and a i i instructors. An i i to learn a fine occupation i excellent earnings, pleasant congenial surrounil- inKn and working conditions, with war Steady work, no! married mop who desire Wfir'c in mil!" plani. Tina nil essential I A i a ne able to i worli permits from the U. S. Em-i ployment Service anJ have local; references.

Kee Mr. PoKue. DA IKY AND DKLIVRR1' CO. AND TUOLUMNE The AIRCRAFT WORKERS Ventiorlator a a i I '36-- FURNITURE FOR SALE DR1LLKU HI 1 A to ft. walled A i i to Mississippi or 1 atut about A wishes lady MATERIAL CONTROL BermaneJiti Fresno's larsest locally ow.ied Air- openings at this i for expcr.

a craft workers. Fine contli-( lions, top pay. bonus for swiiiK; the famous FlyinK Fortress. A in person directly to VENDORLATOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY Aircraft Division AIRCRAFT FOR j. wn.

AJDVEKTISliNG EiKirunieed. 5522. a offs. lots of overlime. r.A.r£,uiiuj-..i nrt rt puy bonus for awlnc shift.

Trans- parts or warehouse experience help- 4000 Railroad Highway 99, So, purtatlon arranged. al ti5 ii. p. 2 plnce Tandem. i just majored, snip recently ered.

Price SI.ISO. Meyers O. T. i 160 h. p.i Ship new Perfect dition.

Outs'andiiig performance. Price $3,750. FOR 3 RC Diesel er.filnes. com- (ili-te p.cci-.mlitinni'fl. like new.

1 iiii Li Oiunnnn.s inescl engine, com-' Plctc i DP clutch. Recondi-i tioned. like i 1 ilalshary, Model 7, slcam cleaner i Price new. 51,200. Been in only! occasional use for 3 years.

Make us I Timm Larson Aircraft Co. Model HP 100, high pres- sum power grease KUII. A I siuiie secondhand lieavy 'duty i truck- parts I Call R. W. Jarnagln at STOCKTON, 2-5-GS.

The Office of Price Administration has set "Dollars am) fn(s" rrillns prices mi refrigerators, imsliiiii; machlnn and vuciium cleani-rs. These max- Imum price.H affect evrrrone. even an individual Kvekini: to sell ix-rsona: huiuelinld articles. Fnr information cutici-rninc celllnc prices, call Fresno District Office of I'rlce Adminlstratliin. 430.

I'atterson Illdc. Price Department. Chimney Sweep DUplmy Uisplnr advertising In the news section sold only by the column inch: i i one, inch SI 96 dallv or Sunday. Coii-j CHIMNEY t.KP-- t)oc, The Sweep trad rates on rrtini-st. i Chimney and Fire tion recommendation.

Ph. 2-S7US. Diamonds, Watches SHAD AI A Fulton St, Since a i Fresno's I i i Finrr walchcs, Floor Finishing CHANDLER FIELD, FRESNO BABYIfAND BARGAINS 10--WORK WANTED--Female request. The Fresno Bee reservej the to or reject any advertisement. If VOUT- ad appears incorrectly The Bee should be notified i i as responsibility Is accepted for only one incorrect insertion.

suBPcnirrioN IJATKS Street Snh-M and Nen-sstiiniis -Daily 5c per copy. a lOe per copy. By Carrier (Delivered) --Dallv and Sunday. S1.35 per month: Sunday Flonr flnlshlnc. laying.

sandinK. modern insulated home for only. tier copy i 2-r222. C. K.

id rly or invalid lady; nurses wo rl i hrs. S20 Milrireda. VENDORLATOR MANFACTURING a by mid- 'Dfv7slon illt- iisci! woman lor elderly or Rallroad Ave llh vav 99 Sou tl coupli- Good, plain cook. Bee- Buy. I A I I ami i is ncr? now anci v.aius a books to iccp.i iil be of still greater I a i Bee Kox fc.UJO, i i i a i lne war lu pacific tcnsifled And when is Mull Snbscrlptioii i Ariz, and NcV.

i--One month, daily and Sunday. S1.05:| three months, daily nod Sunday, six montns. daily and Sunday. one vesr. dsllv and Sunday.

Sll: year. Suntinv onlv S3.S5. Elirvfhrre In V. S. Sunfliv, month: Sunday i only.

$5.50 per year. ForelEn--Daily and Sunday. Sl.65! MMnbem Of Armed (CaliL. Ariz, and Daily and Sunday. 1 month.

65c: 3: months. SI.75: fi'ronnths. S3.25 Elsc- whcre in S. SOc per PHONE 3-5221 nurses Ph. 2-560S.

MAN TO MEASURE AND HANG DRAPES AND BLINDS We have splendid openinK for a man to measure and hang drapesi and blinds. One with experience pre-! ferrcO. taut will accept one who! wishes to learn. Permanent ernploy-i ment and congenial surroundings to one who will qualify. Apply at Superintendent's Office.

GOTTSCHALK'S ft. Ions; naukir. -SHO cash. Iinitii Belmont Furniture holders. All for.

1st and Belmont, ATTENTION" Electric Appliance Service i Appliance Service A cleaning. Experienced. No! If not already PTVr a SOc hour carfare. A a i apply to Mrs. All Electric All Work a a a BL'FORD'S peace comen telephone! continue to be essential, STou'll like the work and you'll be! naid while you learn.

In essential YOUNG MEN APPP.ENTICES. learn Ely, Employment Su-i cash reclstcr repairing: salary while at 1'toS a iNess a 932 Van pnon 3-9t04 Furniture Rcpairinc a Expert workmanship. IN. KOI No. Fresno.

Ph. 4-567S. PRACTICAL NURSE capable tak-. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND! inc complete charge of patient. Ph.

I j. TELEGRAPH COMPAN1' i ATTRA'CTIVE OPENINo'forWoman; thoroughly experiencert to lake! charge of class cosmetics This is an unusual opportunity. Onlyi thoroughly experienced applicants 4 "C's" College pirls wish work i prlv. homes in exnh. for rm, bus fares.

Ph. Miss Stolkcr. learning. Those qualifying a be sent to home i for: i to he finsl instructions. Permanent posi-i ger, burner.

tion and advancement for those worthy. a exempt. See R. L. McDonald.

124S Van Ness. National Cash Resisler Co. MR. FARMER! We have tiiu.se esserii.i:il items, lumber ami other building; a i a you need. Also have experienced carpenters tc cio the job NORTH HIDE LUMBER CO.

2010 Lewis Ave. i. CARE fo'r children evenings. Live near Sierra Vista. Ph.

4-2209. WE NEED MEN A WOMEN KAISER SHIPYARDS RICHMOND. a i IJousiiiK Available for Single Men and Women; Room. Board and Transportation A A 1.000 VvVldine: Students No Experience Needed Apes IS to 45 $214 Per Month While Learning 500 Construction Laborers, SI Per Hour welder, chipper, flan- No experience needed. Start 95c per hour.

1,000 Electrician Trainees Sheetmetal Trainees Pipefitter Trainees ROOFING Machinist Trainees Composition shinclrs. roll rootinc, Needed ceclar shincles. mill work, now.j i i materials, paints, plaster BABY BEDA HIGH CHAIRS i P.OLLAWAY BEDS COMPLETE EEL.MONT FURNITURE, BEL-! MONT AND FIRST beds Liberal Terms on SI9.95 1.95 3.95 .5 3.50 2.50 7.95 $19.75 Purchases PREFABRICATED GRAIN BINS 2.100 bii. capacity, all lock joints, no a i necessary; a i a 500 board Jet of lumber, no pri-: ority needed, by a i your Conn-! ty A i a Board, be used; for l-'arm Labor Housiu" WILLARD LUMBER COMPANY 2021 Street phone 4-4754 Furniture Co. CAFE, CAMPS, SCHOOLS MILEY-S NEW AND USED I FREEZING CABINETS SIP.VE_S_, STEAM JTABLES.

Have your slorase locker St. 1 07 .17 WOOL played mcrcliandisc. slishtly farted, reduced from SIS.95 to SILOS, easy tc ms McMAHAN'S 945'Van Ness Phone 4-3046 KTC ELECTRIC KRS. SLICERS. i A I A FIXTURES COMPA.NIi 661 Broadway Phone 2-9221' home.

cu. ft. Other si7.es built to 4212 Belmont. ONE BIG iron bed. complete: ma- 1'purj hopany tahle.

oval shape: walnut dressing tahlc. bookcase with class, rder. chairs, rocking chairs, hcatinc stove, radio. Croslcy or Zenith, day bed. Chesterfield and chair, library table, kitchen table.

115 Belmont. 1--Lodge Notices 1 2 ORK WANTED--Male TRT OUR HOME DECORATING We recommend rellnblc I A1N if paporha-nRcrs. Call THOR OSLIN.i VALLEY GLASS CO. Ph. 3-51S1.

i PERMANENT JOBS will he'iritcrvic'wcdr See Now and after the war, are open at shipfittcrs urgently needed now. I i i materials'. VOGUE'S MADEMOISELLE Sears. Roebuck's Fresno store. It! carpenters who can read blueprints! materials.

1045 Fulton can a i ns an auto qualify. Marion Nine Lumber 5-0421 IMS Blackstonc -----1 sory hend. -t and a service! Tram in Our Own Electrical School man, warch- ise helper. delivery! Earn S214 Month While Lcarninq. I so lr me ih and tell'Apply Auc.

2Sth, throuph 2nd for crop workers' houses and rcp.iir work. Priority assistance. We have carpenters to rlo the job. S-PC. bcdrm.

suite, comp. with inner- Expert roofers for reroofinc, and re; pairlng. Free estimates. PETERS ROOFING Ph. 3.4159 GIRLS WANTED Position as manager, Experienced and inexpericnceri opr.ra-i helper, or iinitor.

co supt, or foreman: several yrs. em I tors for power scwmp U5 a ut uirsclf, in conatruclinc and opcratinK pram 1 steady 'IS-hour work week time a 12 2 and 5. between 10 and PAINTING, papcrhanplnp. i today, pjiiut ioniorrow; no a li-. contractor.

J. E. ilmchens, warehouses, elevators, feed plants, run! a a a meal plants. Write Beei Box 7 i 5 i V- over 40 hours. Essential industry.

MORSE MORSE 7.T-1 Fultcn St. PAINTING and THE FOLLOWING LODGES MEET 1 Ity first: He. contractor. einp: oual- Ph. 2-1S2S.

WANTED---General ranch work, wilhiWANTED--Assistant plant manager for new raisin (lacking plant at Pnr- AT THE" VETERANS I A JOHN STRICKLAND. 297 POPLAR. MARIPOSA AND STS SPR A POST NO. A. r.

alin Dn a ln TM ntr flrst 2:30 G'E'ORG'E D. KELLOGG, w. No. 133. meets second anil Ph.

I 2 '5' PAINTING." French. M234 Mono house: married, one child. Route 7. 4P.G. or.

corner Blytiie and a ning. Kresno. LOCAL General haulinc: chain tlrive. Ib-toil capacity. Phone 5-U74ii.

En A'N'DERSON I lier. Also in Fresno i one top Essential work with postwar future. VULCANIZERS, LABORERS. MECHANICS, MECHANIC HELPERS. notch woman bookkeeper and one, Good top notch stenographer.

See L. FJFORTI steam i i PAPERHANCING and CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK, i to learn V- decor.itir.i-". Lie. contractor. i mowing, dusting, iron.

or experienced operator. L. I Ph. plowint. ciikivatinR.

Ph. 5-1065. Hours fur married woman. TRANSPORTATION CO. c'Lcs) C.iffen FEWF.L BROS and Jensen, So.

of 99 Highway. iii 0 JLj 5 'J 31dK Ph. TRATNEE' fancy pressing Inclusively, for Interview See Company Representative Mr. Morey Soss UNITED STATES EtPLOTitENT SERVICE 214 Inyo--104fi Do Not Apply If Now in Essential Industry a items at. sacrifice prices, war constructed bedrm.

set. platform rockers, occasional tables a hahy ItirniU're, Compare our price' and save here. terms. 4343 East Tulare EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS PARTS MAN OT. A 1 Experience not necessary, post wai opportunity.

MTLEY'S 2 REFRIGERATORS 20 cubic feet with blower coil: suitable for restaurant or cook house. 4212 Bt'lmont. sprinK gas cookinp: stove, table radio, dinette, overstuffed livinp rm. set. Dufold, chest of drawers, rups and misc.

pieces. All pre-var furniture, in good cond. Leaving loosener, helps: PREWAR Lawsqn sofa and chair, water throuRh: hahopr. settee with chair and rocker to match, occasional tables, bookcase, birdseve maple desk, several Fresno pairs of drapes. Call before 9:30 A.

P. M. B25 Portland. STEEL TANKS LOVELY -S-pe. bedrm.

Boiler, filler press, tops! prewar; innersprinc mattress and needs. Use as soil circulation of s01 A FARM STORE 1337 Van Ness. priced for quick snle. bet. 10 and 5 P.

M. Ph. JIan-elous!" A A I I A A 1 A A i I up. All kinds of; Quick GEORGE A- CUSTER CIRCLE A A I 18. Ladles of, G.

A. meets i --S5 room and and third M- Alicei ot' ACRES plowed, disced and harrowed:) CAMP MJ. Jecoratlnp. Lie. contr.

H. C.j no job too small. Dutch. Ph. H-9106 465 North Fulton.

I IMi W. J- i iJiJU-i Veterans of the Civil War.j JiK Union meets first and third Tuesdays. P. M. Ph.

3-PSfi7. FRESNO AUXILIARY NO Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. meets first Tuesday at 2 P. M. and third Tuesday at P.

Phone Si A PAI -Vree estimates. Ph. 4-1006. Fresno, or CLOVIS 92. PlL 3 FOR PAPERING OR PAINTING Phone Sanderson's.

2-0510 HAY I WANTED. A a Anywhere. Ph. 4-51-14. WANTED--Woman lo care for old pjrl, and do licht between 2 and 7 P.

a to. Friday inclusive, and A. M. to P. M.

Saturdays. Call 3-9440 after 6:30 P. M. WITH HAND TOOLS Also Helpers TOP A ur ua See Us Today FRESNO MOTOR SALES Cadillac-Oldsmobtle I If PRO FAME TANKS ALL SIZES In need contact: Willis Butane-Propane Service Phone 230.1. CORCORAN.

a i and cartons stilt available at liquida-, tion of Cooperative Olive Products' ASSOC I anl chairs. Simmons studio couch. omger Kepair oervice 7 iL- WE REPAIF: ALL MAKES. Parts! FURNITURE reconditioned by us is still available. Free estimates Ph like buying new.

know a a 12B4 Rlar-kstone scw.ng AIUCII. ai5 i'uHoii, A 10 pieTe walnut dining vrtcrsns "of Civil War meets 1. flrst Tuesday at 8 f. M. and decorating Tuesday at 2 P.

M. Ph. 3-0933. work. Ph.

3-5351. A with a i ranch work: rood icfercnccs. 4-7SS3. Rt. .10.

Box 372. Fresno. FRESNO COSfMANnEKT SO. K. T.

Tuesday. Sent. I2ih. Dinner! at 6:30 P. M.

Stated meeting. Or-! der of the Temple. Visiting fratcrs cordiallv invited. DANIEL LUNG. Commander W.

E. RIGGS. Recorder riiimbincr BERG ami STRAIN 1 Tr TMSIVPP spray or ionp distance; semi preferred. 611 West Cambridge. lli TON Chcv.

for hire, with or without driver; a bed. 506 Fresno St. MAIDS. WAITRESSES SEQUOIA PARK wishes i a workinfi conditions, picas- Phone! a surroundings, good pay. Apply telephone collect Mr.

Mauper. Giant Forest, Seounia. a i a Park. a i wmlrartprs. WANTED--Ladies lo work in Amer-i lean 721 Blackstone.

I Steady employment, 1 week a a i i pay a 1 yr. of work. NOi experience necessary. i i i service. Ph.

3-1751: Ph. or LAWN 25 cyff weeding." SI.231WANTED--Stenographer. hour. W. W.

Perry. CEXTER 4BS. F. A. M.

Stated meeting. Sept. PI GEO. MKTCALE. Master L.

ANDERSON. Secretary and; I PLUMBING A I WORK Specialty. W. A. Goodrich --------i Pn.

4-2674. eves. 3-5767. 645 Olive; EXPERIENCED WEEDING. PH.

3-0539. Essential industry. Permanent Sal- J. A yr I rr)n anri U2 1 RETAIL SHOE SALESMAN--Wom- 2ouO Calioforma Ave. Ph.

en shoes. Permanent position with tractor family. 2 or 3 Vorkcrs! Pril Ph I rircn; i good house, water, i qntpH will pvnr-ricnrp nn i A A i -r fuel. Apply Mosesian Ranch fore-. "slwdy 2 0 4 1 1111 aft i 29- a Welcome A i A son H.

P. Fairbanks-Morse pump. 110 (Tulare Co Ph. i 2 Lmdsay ori BIXLER'R, 2049 Broadway. a pressure tank.

Noon vacancy) -Fresno 4-2SS9. eves. 2-i246, or; nr a i tv lndow sign. wntc I'd St. office.

MORE MEN AND WOMEN workers! Cabins, mile north of ROEPINGI wanted: steady work, good pay. Kings Co. Packing AR- Sportsmen Eatlipment BOAT and trailer: Speed twin TRUCK DRIVER. Coriv 3-1416. WORK.

Rcas. 70-t Blackstone. Fh. PLUMBING )on Dick. 212,1 Blackstonc.

3-5430! HIGH Call 2-1S6S. Howard Jackson. Radio Kr.pnirinjr FRESXO CHATTER NO. R. M.

Tuesday. Sept. 5th. P. Stated meeting and Mark a pee.

Visiting companion- invited. E. DON HEAL. E. H.

P. W. E. RIGGS. Secretary I auto-.

FRESNO I.OTK5E (IF matic record changers and record! Stated meeting. Monday. Sept. iSth.i ers. All work gu.iraiitec'l.

8 P. M. Vlsiilnc brethren cor-' A CLAY CO. diall? Invitea. :1127 Fulton St.

Ph. 1- J. C. STEITZ. Vcn.

Master D. H. FISHER, Secretary GRADE LINE of Hollywood Cosmetics, established In Fresno, wishes representative, full or part time. Good pay. Permanent.

Ph. 4-539S or 2-1931. 1940 Tuolumne. FRESNO I.O»GE NO. 247.

F. and A. M. Stated meeting. Friday Serl.i 8th.

7:30 P. M. Visiting brethren; cordiallv Invited. Refreshments. L.

L. ATKINSON. Master D. H. FISHER Secretary ATTENTION! Regular meeting, W.

O. W. EXPF.P.T 1 BU FORD'S. A I Van A I I Ness. Koofins A A a with figures, to Keep stock records; some typing.

A Kueding Fig and Olive A KucilinK Street. KOOL1TE and i i a alum, a i i A a or service man's Full line of Pnbco roofing. Place! i to live in my hame and care order now sec our line of i 3.year-old, chilli, and expectant tools jnid rubber Sep lain. P. Election of A 2-S304.

Roof Corp etn. la officers. A J. Topnrrh GORDON Scritie I I I I 6MI, SilltU a i A V. M.

Stated meeting. Thnrs- day September 14th. at 7:30 P. M. PORTABLE C.

CLAIR SM.ALE. Master F. W. DOCKER. Sccrctnrv hosp.

INT; sEKviofT p. 612 Blackstonc fur 3-year-old mollier. I'll. 2-1472. KOOM ANl'i A for army wife I rare of small children.

HUP- bar.d may stny nights. Ph. 3-57S7. or Hammond. 3 WANTED--Local women to work in laundry on mangle anri presses: also seamstress for mending, altering, etc.

Apply Sterling Towel 1531 2 COM PTOMETER opersT: exp. hkkpr. with car. good exp. S125: exp.

exp. i Com. Emp. Agency, 602 Mason Bldg.j WORK IN ALL! DEPTR. Experience not necessary.

Easy to learn. Apply Dodge Laundry, WANT first class waitress, good wages, pleasant place to work, and also dishwasher. Applv in person at the Tipton i ill HOLE A white woman for uoncral housework. 9 A. M.

to 2 P. 5 or fi days per 3 in family Phone 2-U77-1 position $40 per week a a against ot sales, plus FMs start, for experienced, sober and re-i liable man. Apply in writing or person to Rhythm Bootery. 1336 MONA. Calif.

PARK on 99 Highway. Ph. 4-2034. i Evinruoe: looks and runs just new. 3511 Grant.

like New Sets $39. 5U Up Smith's Auction House, 4667 Ventura SEE OUR Used Furniture Before You Buy. ROTH 1332 niton. 9x12. 6x9 Used KIcarflax Rugs GOLDEN STATE 3 5 0 0 Illinois COOLERS, Evaporators.

Utility. Scndj SALE--16 ft. inboard SHOUSE CLEANERS 3263 E. TULARE --HELP WANTED-Salesmen Saleswomen WANTED--Assistant plant for nrw raisin packing nln.nt"at IT Her, Also in one top delivery. S.

Main motor; edroonrset Turpin's Warehouse, 1226 Broadway. St AlS notch woman bookkeeper and one top notch stenographer. See L. T. ('Lcsj Giffen, FEWEL BROS A CO.

1204 Pac. S. W. Bldg. Ph.

4-5976. 5 0 territory, ppcaring man on iili. woman. Call on regular customers r-Hrvn of Fuller Brush Co, 'Average profit i S.55 per week. Ph.

3-5434 eves. Sewing Vac. Clnrs. Extra Gcod Prices for Used Machines Service all makes, reas. Guar.

work. 441 No. Fresno. 4-3957 :1 i P. MOTOR North Street.

and boat. IDS USE 1 38-BUSINESS To Ex-chance USED flat top. typewriter desks, posture, arm swivel chairs, fil. cabinets. HEALEY POPOVTCH.

1312 Bdwy 39--PIANOS, RADIOS ETC. NEED A PIANO? iNEAT. pleasing personalities, capable WANTED--Warehouse and elevator meeting pconie. Confident in own superintendent. Country town.

Must! ability, anxious to earn. Full or be thoroughly a i i a grain cleav-j par time. Phone for appt. 2-0477. Infi machinery, elevators and dling of grain.

Trnnsgiortatlon a MAN OR WOMAN for steady work WANT TO TRADE boy's bicycle for SPREADER A P' sn hic S' Cal1 a 6 want to buy 2 good vinevarrl wag-i ons. Prewar sleeping hag with We have some EOOQ Used leneth air 135--MISCELLANEOUS Wanted I pianos thorouehly recondi- i a guaranteed. Now is the time to eive i a 0. Box 3S3, Fresno. US A I 4 AMI A.

M. at 1 and E. FORNES. w. R.

TANZF.R. 2nd icrrce. P. M. cqpmt.

a No iob tno tig. ips." a towers, trucks, hldss. A a i Nt. 3n(i. F.

CRESCENT SA.ND-BLAS£ING 0 1 Bent i i salary 2-S'J7 1 S-l; Pnrlor; perm, posi- i and comm. Phone hours: good Apply 2240 Tulare. i i A I i A i a a operator license; mission. La France house man. HOUSEMEN.

CAMP HELPERS SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK Healthy working conditions, pleasant surroundings, good pay. Apply tele-! phone collect Mr. Mauger. Giant For-! cst. Sequoia National Park.

i WAITRESSES. i help; 6 days, pay to right YOUNG MANTVermanTnFreiuient, to learn spotting and cleaning. Chance A I i tti i i i miner expert training. Ap. 00 com- 1 ply in person.

Beauty Shop. FASHION CLEANERS -105 North Fulton, 28--FOR SALE--Miscellaneous The Office of Price Administration bas set dullars-wnd-ccnts ceiling prices on refrigerators, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, typwriters. sin-ings, CAmrras and pluitnKrapliic winipnicnt. Tlii-M mnvimnm priors Hpply to rvrry srller. (tvrn Uk an iiidtviihiut sellinir 1, Box 305, LINDSAY.

3647-X. Sewing Machines Bought Best prices paid, any 4 cond. Parts. re- Shop. FOR Colt automatic andi shells, 20 pangc shotgun, single: revolver.

4-10 pistol and some Call a 3 P. 1271 Meridian. or' Recfll7y. "Fu'l'l" or "part pairs, all makes tVhite Ser i 2-0622 A WAITRESS WANTED i BLACKSTONE HUT Ph. 3-2S31 mid.

aged house- TIRE SERVICE MEN--Essential in keeper in mod. home; changed. Write Bpc Box ref, 75ti5. Tnllow Works FRESNO LODGE SO. I i I.

Regular business nveliru; day. August 28th. at P. I torv degree re jng" brethren corrtiallv i LA RUE WINTER. H.

J. 3ARTP.AM. HIGHEST I A I for live and ilctitl stock A TALLOU i WORKS Ph 93. A Calil. TO SEW FLAGS Night i to 11:30.

a i i a Upholstering Works. 3S(H Thomas. Ph. Tree Toppmc Hotel working TAKEN OITT, Ph. 5-3 97S SHRINK Cl.l'R picric dance Thursday 7 at the I a i a A i i Pa.rk Kesniey Drive.

Shrinrrs and i FRANK E. BECKKTT. RALPH BOUCHER. TREF.P TOPPED OP. STATER nrd removing.

Fedora. and removing. G. K. Kerry.

Rt. 11. Box 4S6. 4-012V. EXPF.R.

tree topping V. D. Van Zilc, 313 GOOD COOK who can drive keep house for eltlcrly woman. evenings. A position tor inuidltv CLERK ascd I i i on a ranch.

Ph. 3-3filiS hoard; good saia or D-'Hi. ronditions. A I A fnr general' WOMEN housework ann cnccd. or will teach board anri good Call Sicvvart Cleaners.

14fi5 No. Van Nrss I stenographer a local position. Frfsno'-i-T rxQTR Farm Loan Association. 2137 Ke.rn. Trades Taught time and haU after 40 union conditions: 54-nour week.

See; Kd. Palontian. ACE SERVICE. Fresno's largest COMMERCIAL TIRE 1 CENTER, 213 Broadway. Galvanized Picking Pails YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY Qiiaptit.y i i his personal household Knr "serviced and re information concerning thesp and i pa i ref a makes: parts: all otlirr ceiling prices, cnll the estimates: all w-or huy sweepers.

StamDau soti. 4-63fi2. 2-5222. Highest Prices Paid for MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Cornets, Trumpets Saxophones, that child of yours a musical opportunity. We will rent one to vou or you may buy on reasonable terms.

See these instruments today. Hockett-Cowan Music Co. Drums. Trombones. Ukuleles.

Any Also 1254 Fulton Phone 3-3261 prices, cnll the Fresno War I'rirc and Rationing Board. Ph. 4-4BG8 or 4-2863. HIGHEST cash prices paid for used trumpets cornets. saxophones, baritone horns, phoncs.

accordions and clarinets. and Fall use NOW. Phone 3-1715. for i BELMONT ICE ICE CREAM CO.i know ch- i orape ers i or i and working negotiations, favorable terms, tern-; FOR SALE--Aviator's fine chrono-'. porary or perm, connections as rie-, graph wrist watch.

swepp-secondJ sired. a i i Coast. Farm hand and all stop attachments. In Ph. 3-0012 or rail at 326 Brix 1 cond Pn.

2-S721, bet. 5:30 Fresno. and P. M. ATTENTION FARMERS i XRW TAN slTe'de leathor fancy! VICTORY GARDEN GROWERS trim and fringe.

Size 36. S35. i Order storage fcr Slimmer Hand painted leather chaps sort. frec y-, 1 I 1 Pete Dovidio, 1475 Van Ness. vest.

Age 10 or 32. Oliver. 5fi7 So. Backer Ave. Sh Clay Co.

of new table model radios. MOKSOK'S 1933 Merced THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR PIANOS. PH. 2-9727. USED CANVAS HOSE i J1127 Fulton St.

Phone 2-3151 SUITABLE FOR Size 213S Merced IRRIGATION i inch. I Phone i-srm! WE WILL BUY YOUR OLD PIANO OR OTHER FOR SALE--SPINET TYPE PIANO. Ph. MAJESTIC walnut cabinet type radio, good condition. 343 College.

WAITRESSES A A I CAFE Vacuum Cleaners 2--BCSOCESSjrrRECjgKY Auto Repairine PARTS AND A I I for nil rrr.kcs vacuum cleaners. BUFORD S. Vp.ti_Ness_ 3-5204. 1 i A repaired, all rc.if, A A 915 Simpson. Ph.

4-6362. 2-5222. Learn Photo Retouching 1 TM TM 5 TM DEPENDABLE A a i i 7. pnces you a Sci ice 253 No. a i iob Good wages.

4-3035. Capitol rNKNCUMF.ERKD miildlc-agod wom: on fnr central room, hoard. .1015 Harvey. A i Sf-T 19 to 35. home.

For a i i Hurst Studios, S.M7 Sunset 46. a i MOT.EP. BARBER COLLEGE--Ear while vou irarn harboring-- ing profession. 1S32 Kern. COOK WANTED--Night fry qualifications--sober and fast: top wages.

Best working conditions. Hamilton Cafe. 134 So. TULARE. Ph.

999. A I i 6 TON old 10-12 commercial lilizcr; 6 ton 51 fer- sulphate potash, G. Rt. 1. Box 134.

ORANGE COVE: Ph. 42-Y-13. TRELLIS BRACES a crow- Wnshine Machines Cement CEMENT, stucco, low cost. Terms. Concrete mixers wheelharrows lor rent.

WE DO gre.m and p.nc hsrhecue pits. Ai; I work. Ph. 3-235. 1 -).

PARTS AND rolls, factory re-; i i i i pans for Maytac. A Thor. Kasy. etc. i i i i 4 a for a machines.

Bl r. and Sror.cr rr- f' 14 locni rxp. SS-; Tvlcr. Ph. 4-1457 i i work excellent opporiu- i P.

o. Box 117. m.MA..2.1--HKLP WANTED--Male a Hotel Maid MEN OVER i a or work: no get voiir PP.V every night. 1235 Van Ness. A ready for work.

MAN to milk 50 and care for Grade A dairy: includes! Place Your Orders Now house furnished. Only experienced DICK'S SUPPLIES. Ventura and need apply. Route 1. Box CHOWCHILLA.

Alvin Chczick. Aiso A i MOTEL FRESNO A Salesman for appliance store, knows a little about the I a a i of appliances. Tnis is VACUUM CLEANERS or all makes repaired; work extra good prices for used a Fh money. Home furnishings, cash ori terms. Open until 6:30 P.

Sun-i to 5. i 1254 FULTON .22 WINCHESTER Auto. Mod. S45: 500 shot Daisy sir rifle, 54.50:' sm vise dual car horn. a deer! rifle.

3737 Belmont. swing, compressor, W-elding WANTED- Shop. N. W. cor.

Whites Bridge and: harvester Valentine. Ph. 4-7706. ST. PH.

3-3261 41--PRODUCE. Nursery Stock PEACHES Orange Cling peaches and olhe.r kinds of canning fruit. McPhcrson Fruit Stand. 4130 Belmont. Ph.

2-5307. CANNING TOMATOES--35c. luc. Bring container. Pick yourself.

On North Ave. het. Fniit and West. South side of road. California hOttlC Wine.

NCW i i Hi-cnirro or New Jersey territory. UrangC L-UIlg 3015 Btllingsle'y Terrace, sale this week only. N. WXcor. N.

T. Ashlan and Milibrpok. Ph. I REPOSSESSED LOT-Consisting con- i EXCELSIOR hicyciii. perfect so radio.

2-pc. chesterfield, dining To buy Harris Calafax! FOR SALE McKcvitt wh Any cond. Also r.malT strawhcrrv clings, milf west, of acreage near Fircbaush or Menvlota.i Roeclinc Park on Olive and Valen- Waldo Rahnert Box 216, FIRE- tine. Bring own containers. Wantci! 2 Girls I I A I I 250 Belmont a i for pos-twar whl sjt ew: Pearson set used nigs.

Phone PORTERVILLE 210. i a irorul GOOD, experienced meat for EXPERIENCED service station a Oppor. for future steady Good wages. Ph. 9143.

90 Service! handlebars: McKlnlcy. MOTORS. 2 A. C. elPftric welders.

goon JOSEPHINE 3-S507. a i A 1 nlM-4, i Bee Hoi 217. Cement Bricks for at a Tine- Common Omtr.t ion VibraiwJ Cement 30r. Vibrated Cement Blocks. 100 Vibrated blocks.

10f Cor. Millhrnok CEMENT BRICK, a a size. ouantitv D. A. Parrifi: Th.

3-SS22 "DOT r.o siiV: COMPANY, SEP.VICF.. Special expert watch repair. A Car i age 21 220 Rc'niort. for Imps Tb. 3.r nn! "Thr Cement Stucco WE SPECIALIZE in fou; pump Rll kmCF work.

Free estimates. Bus. res. 3-5690. Tmrr; 4-45-if L-o oilfield A for and gen, house- ork in small a for 2 a Phone 2-1253.

WAITRESS A VALLEY DO-NUT i. COFFEE SHOP 2.12li TTt.AP.K. Kresno Cup 2033 Fresno Klrcet. Permanent FLOOR A r.ntc^.rc!;^!- man, motor -in hov, a Fresno. DF.LI A Belmont.

Pee Mr. lc: S'SCp and A. M. FLOOR" MEN i gar.igft or service a i exper. Down Town Nile 'N Pay Garage 025 Broadway A FULTON, lewd Chronograph wrist watch, used by fliers, navi- cators.

technicians, etc. Ph. 4-5420. PAY highest cash price for used eating. 1st right hand turn north of niturc.

Sea me befora selling. L.issley! Shielos on East side of Millbrook Furniture Store, 202S Bclmont. Ph. i Ph. 2-6700.

A I MAN wanted for turkey, A COMPRESSOR AND A hox lis. Ph. ranch, steady, permanent A MMER SERVICE. D. A.

Par-, College. house furnished. N. E. Cornelia: rish Son Phone 3-S522.

r-- nr.ii pumped and hauled -A PREWAR Waterfall twin hcd: A. PARIUSH SONS. A TO WORK in garage and sen-; Mf complete i mattress, PnO 3-S572 WANTED--Butcher's helper. Chance, A to Irnrn the trade. Good BRICK, stand.ird sisc.

A permanent, good working RECONDITIONED MEAT CASE auar D. Parrij-h Sons. 3003 Tulnrp Ph. 4-4430. i unit for sale.

1111 Bclmont. Ph. 2-4697. HOA1E TT RE will pay highest cash price for Iiirnl-l ture. WE BUI Broadway.

Phone SAp KVX-T BEST PRICES paid for field run figs, all i i Merxoian Pnek Co and Dry Yards. Santa Fe Fresno. Ph. 2-51353. men's, ladies', used clothing, shoes, household linens, tools, musical instruments.

S62 Bdwy i FOR -wooden trayi. children's: Shekoygan southeast cnr. of DeWolfc and Nebraska. SELMA. I goo i Ko Fonnh.

CHOICE KADOTA FIGS FURNITURE and appliances! For eating, canning. Fresh dailv. x- vn 335-337 'oiivc. 4'-4001 or OR 1 T'nrifhi- Piann inc Afcr 5:30 321 cprigni i lann Fountain Way. Ph.

3-1720. FtTRNlft'RE "MYNTVANTEP for the' fi 7 3-S522 3007 Grant A i i I I TOUR Low Easy terms. Pn. 4--BUSINKSS PERSONALS WE ARE PURCHASING i War.trd st Once Apply Housckerper F.L RASiJUO HOTF.L llESS A C.lll in l.i:r.'^:, 1 4 7 2 No. aped i man SIM.i mo i car mechanics.

To'p wages. Lots 01 overtime. Perraa- nent 100. 2fi40 Urondway. A expcr.

refrigeration repair rtrr- a steady work, Bonded RcfriK- a erniion Tulare. 2-1433 back room, good pay: steady service man preferred. Pacific: 11 HOSPITAL BEDS. WHEEL A I I A I WALKERS FOR RENT, PHONE 3-6735. Bi'TANE a for home C.

W. Stone. Rt. 1, DELANO. Calif PHILLIP CLING PEACHES WANTED---Gas fitters and helpers.i F-QR SALE--Tear Drop Camp Trail-: meier.

Steady work good pay. er with i'lnerspring mattress, a BLACKF.fP.N'S BtTFORD'S I good rubber. 1235 Lucerne. 932 Van Ness Ave. Ph.

4-2SI7 Domestic A Hast cm factory- built Trailor from priv. party. O. Box liS'J. sone ifi.

use. Write for canning. Cor. Bralcy and Dakota. Box 21,.

3-430S. Bring your own container. BA RTLETT A 7. 3 5 7 3 Si.75 tic- Brirn own comsincrs. Call a 3 P.

M. -'WARDS ROOF COATINGS make commer. Ask free silverware. deljv-, wnrll nmfs last longer! For fflt. tile.

Rinded Refnperatson Co. Ph. ONION SEED. On Church bet. Blylhe I A TO BI'Y goor! pistol or re-' and Cornelia, 5 mi.

west of Fresno. volver, deer rifle a-d .12 rifle. Ph. Cesspools CEfiPPOOLS wnric Tsnk? r.crntwrt.' hauled. DuK lor r.r:ter Buiidinc.

per. repairs. Drains initnlled. Oldest exp. mar, in Frryno V2730 0--- 1..

A i a A A I Bee adopt A counter gir! F.xctianre P) A by a local Clerks, a i girls and lone established corporation. Position WANTED---Boy 16 nr over for fry dept. Crown Printlnc and Kn-i metal or concrete; 5s. sravir.s 1134 St. 1 a Field 5-0461 ev.

336. Bee ix maker anted; steady fi- 5 M. cood; Nf.it, com- furnishcrt cottage. S2.000. Ph.

eve'io in Tulare. goofi com hnlloon i bi- ition. 3153 East Bur t'SED DISHES, pols a i 01 nll tov cr ar.y.hir.p. Ph. ORANGE.

Phillips, white clinc iinrt I I.ovell Nolle. Ph. 2-0104. I W. A.MJ SALE--4 girl's coats, other BARBER A for a EXPF.R silk and wool pre.sser.

Stenrty. wearing household arlicics. A i or woman for press-, Field Barber Shop. Ph. 5-0461, job.

Good wages. Ph. 4-3015. Capitol, 4.331:;. a a i room, local 4 3 i Cleaners.

Kox 8fi937. huecy, histi i lifts'sincit'c, pnr'dcii tower. W'rirc A. Boyd. tools.

jars. 370:. I i A 0 2 TANKS "1i Court'. I'; OPERATOR PERMA- POSITION. CALL 2-OSOP or A I PLANT WORKERS WANT- MECHANIC for general mnch re- EP- -Essential i 1 pairs Cella Vinmyrds, Route 2, AP.PEN A 6(1 i Box'S17.

a Vinm XffER. NEW prsivar nnd roof, never $40. Ph. 2-1373 LftHT- Ar. i i a A Ph K1G CESSPOOL lit solve your problem: hulK snrt repaired, dratr.j nBtisfsction a Ph.

nk "Jsturl-l f. for r.e;, i 21. A for Salon. Ph. 4-150K.

rr Eves. pumped ana Ph away. i i i r.Biir. I i i a i a i A i a i henuty operator a iirense tint necessary. P.I.

A I for Hotel nnrt Mold. Mrs. l.imherfon, Virginia Hote ARUV.N Kroiiitw.iy. 150 A DISPLAY manager "for A helper" drpt. store; full pnrticulars first Kee Hox SfifuX.

on rurnl BABY Appro? BASSINETTE Like INNF.flKl'RlNG mattress, sides, floor' and rfressir.g tni 2055 Pernlt.i Wsv bed coil A to huy or rent 2.000 3-ft. ile wooden trays. Must be In good con" riition. Ph. 2-9462.

STOCK--Doars. roc.kr.r gpanicf sired hy Champion Judge Afternoons and eve. G525 Phone 4-4901. Arthur, SOLDIER must fell black cocker spaniel, pedigreed champion IRONF.ITF In i-, PUOFOI.D riiiii Oin.l^'-or.. rouir; ix-rmanent joh.

Inquire S24 Waterman. Phone 2-1775 ATTRACTIVE disposRl, Ph. A A 2fi4. LADY'S b-illoon tired bicycle, shop fixtures, hoy's 24 ir.r.h balloon tiriid i rood cor.rliti^n. 1360 Fnrris.

Wanted-- Baby Scales GAS STOVE A A SIZE RANGE. PH. 4-5420. for linmr. CESSPOOLS the LOFT hrlck We best A HIT, 1 furr.iihfrl 10 Pt-.

a Pn Mukii Brlrkf. 3-5053 LOST i A I i rnom. A HOTKI. KI. A i WAITP.KSS A 1 a 27S4 T'ulnre.

PART or full tlmr. eve. work. Apr.lv WANTF.D A i P. M.

Fresno Bowll.iK exnerlcnee helpful. Pro- Pulnce. 17L'S Ness. Dairy. 717 Vnormnn.

CHArFFEI'Rs" Apply 2l17 a F.D. M-17 FULTON ST. A -Frt CHKESF. Ap- HOTPOINT KLF.CTRIC STOVK. Tulfrr.

ply lOfifi Ave. Ph. rcasonaMr, Ph. 1'12'lh. COOK clajs for homr.

tn' nf fsed I.t'MBF.R ni.F.KS' A 2 ARCHKRY SETS, complete with HOUSE COOLER, type, 5-room arrows. Ph. 4-41fil. size. 50.) South a i P20 i CKSSPOOL per 100.

Ph. 3-5953. Millnrool; nnd Tyler, py.RMANKNT WAVE A I and dryer, $175. Ph, 3-M12 or 2-1077. BOY'S prcwnr Vr.Ke, excel.

prire S17.50. Ph. 2-S607. WANT to huy Ice h.ix and electric refrigerator. Ph.

71- OR 2 i.ink! Daniel Karlc, Rt. 3. Box 47-B. FOWLER. BOARDING.

STRIPPING. BATHS Bvrmflr KenneH 44--rotiltry. Birds And FOR ALL vour Poultry Needj to to HANSEN BECK slf Ph. 5-oriOS. A A FKFSNO IR.Vi Fwy.

1M7 a A i ONE osn S-in. HEATER" no a call 4-3-tfM. A I A I A 1 KK GOOD fleet nr runge or Will tr.ire 4 a Ph. 4-S4JO. r.

Prmreion 2122 F.lm__Avi. rfsno I A BRITS XV A raid. 3H to 7 Ih. 4fl2g Turner. Ph.

S-OsS4 eves. In A I "orders for" Se.pt. Whitener a Caruthern, "BABY Elm Ayr, Hatchrry. Pttfmejl 7SJ3 PfRE TO'PAY'cmCKjTrMdv Find 00. OLIVER HATCHERY.

Ph' 4 I.