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The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 13

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For 3Sn.it Uke recovered renovatefl. "Work cuarttnteed. -SPrre vy and deliver. -187514 East California avenue- 'Phone i-C-SOE. 5 PEA 9ERD 135 certified treated Giant Stride Sfl Tea seed for sale RoSert Pelletier, AIcFarland or 95 352 FOB following two bouses, to bo raoved from noribwmt corner Twenty-fourth "Eye," Z401 "Eye IH storlea, roar $43tiO- 1610 Twenty-fourth, four laige rooms $3500.

See Paul Sybrandt or Robert Sr- brandt, 213 East Eighteenth. Phono S-50M. 7 tj Service parts. Also electric motor Quick, Phone S-6177. JI Shop, Bill -Pfirtfer.

141 Francis Highland Pajk. 35 Bronzs Screen Wira Hardware CSoth Barbed Wire Fencing kinds Gates Steel POBW Steel Clothesline Poles Mai! Boxes with stands BAKEBSFIELD FENCE AND MATERIAL Pierce Roaii Phone J-6882 or 6-25-tf BAKERSFIELD Rubber Stamp Company. J80S "Eye." Phons Rubber piade locally; pads, inks, datcrs. numbering machines, sic. prompt service.

g-22-tf CALHOUN'S BOOT AND PAINT WORKS Now iBtroduciog baked enamel auto ing. The new and modern method -which make. 1 a hard lasting finish. Twenty-fifth and streets. Phone 2-8427.

43 for WILL TRADE new p. motors for or p. motors. Booth's Radio Appliance Company, street, Phoije 4-4055. 7-13-tf Radios, Musical HAY WIP.E TOR SALE Eight-foot.

3-inch and 9-foot. 800 wires to bundle. Sll per oundis. ButlonwiHnw. Phone S131.

sij FOR outboard motor. Cai! S-JJ336. 7-18-tf READ sale, new water furnaces, traUera for rent end-cement raix- A-' Sparrer. Phone 3-4347, 6 312 Quick on 411 Large stoci of and Service Immediate Attention 5-SSS1 ELECTRIC appliance repairs, yacuam lomps. ranges, heating pads, motors; money-hack guarantee.

Huntley's Appliance Service, S17 Water street. Phone S9 POTATO takmg orders for Kern county certified Beed to be delivered December tZ.IIS sack. f. o. b.

ranch. Zack Keck. I miles north. Ij east Phone Lindsay 4529. 39 cc Field fence, barbwire, fira'pe -wire, staples, nails, picking chopping" tree leaf and garden rakes.

WATTEXB AUGER'S SbZl East California 1 WE CAN replace your hot water heater from our stock. O. N. Clark Pjumbtng Company. Phone SI 2 DOUBLE cochplE boat with trailer, ---horsepower Johnson motor.

Ideal for fishing or pleasure. Phone 5-S6S3. Bernard street. We pkk up and deliver, BUCK RADIO Washington Avenue, Oildatc Phone S-22-tf BADIO AUTOMATIC GHAKGBBS ABStVINS SATDRBaS. JULY WHU.S THEY LAST.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, OS POEPLAH BRAJJ0 TABLE MODEL TO H5.53. JLADNHRY IRONS. EIGHT-WEIGHT. AUTOMATIC, GUARANTEED ONE YEAR. A14L, PRICES AT OR BELOW CEUJNG.

SALES AND PBBV1CE PICKUP AXD DELIVBP-T 3126 UNION AVENUE PHOKE 3-95J4 "Radio Headquarters Sines EADIO APPLIANCE CO. 2015 street. 4-4055 .1 1 LfiflTED jacks, draulic jacks, 4-way wrenches. Crown Cot flowers, large bonquets, SOc Equipment Company. 611 East Eight- funeral designs, corsages, for wed- I eenth.

Phone 6-617S. 37 reasonably priced. Asters, zinnias, i other flower plants, shruta. I'tah Portable, 120-volt A. 25-K.

V. sinRle phaso, Len-i engine, NEW TABLF, WODFL AND transmisirion cable included. Price. S1461. PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS IN A JPIion.p or 312) BLEACHED WOOD CASE.

This phonograph plays 10 IC-tnch records 1.1 rocords automatically. celery, special prices per hundred or thousand. Open Sundaya. "15 street. Phone -312 7-INCH O.

D. Pump, 220 foot setting with SO h. slow speed motors, $500. Ephrzim Mcrkel, miles east of McFarland. on Driver Itoad, 3 Rejiaired by authorized Sirtcer asency.

XVe also leach sewing. Singer Sewing Machine Company. 1623 Nineteenth. Phone 6-8-tf HOT! Batteries heavy? Try VACOPAK, the one-piece aid. for better bearing: with convenience and comfort.

Clement Herehey, i 27.15 Center. Phone 2-Q57J. FOR buM.dmi: blocks, inches. 8x4x12 Inches. Delivery service and sack cement available.

Call S-1328 or Gillett 4: Gillett, 3300 ttreet. i Mrs EXCLUSIVE FLOOR COVERTXGS 316 KENTUCKY STREET PHONE 5-5837 DRAINPOAR0S. TABLES COCN- TKRS. ALSO METAL TRIM FOR BOARD. IQ-aa-tf XjARGE assortment of canvas, ali widths, also fltrip caTtvas.

We sell tents, tarpaulins and cotton picking bast. Paul Hornunp. 1606 Nineteenth street. 11-9-t? PfONEER S1ERCAXTILE Company now has in branch store at 1024 Baker street. East Bakersfield, phone 4-4084.

hardware, i painte, con-boy accessories, plumbing, etc. Val P. Vivian, manager. East Eakersfield NEW and used pumps, tanks, compressors, Bennett pros oi! pumpa, hiboys, Lincoln lubrication equipment, Jnsrersoll- Rand compressors: Goodyear air, water. paint and sras hose: Cox air and water wells.

McColpiri-Criristie chargers, fast and slow; Tru-Fiafe gauges. Complete service on all makes of equipment. Crown liauipment Company. 611 East Eisiit- eenth. Phona 6-6ITS.

PPMPS PUMPS PUMPS POMONA FAIRBANKS-MORSE TURBINE CEXTRIFCGA'L FRESSirRE Bring: your wat cooler pijrnp troubles. Best Quality line' Service BAKEHSF1ELD PUMP COMPANY 701 Sixteenth Phone 6-fiSSS 12 OI'A ceilins. NEW 1COO-WATT LIGHTWEIGHT AUTO-' MATIC IRONS. OPA CEILING J8.95. 2S12 Chester Avenue 7-J5-tf ANTIQUE Chickerlns squa.re ffrand.

Host- wnoil. Keft'ly reflniehcd. Call 2-8938. 315 FOR new Wtirlifzer Piano in blond wood, price $500. 203 El Tejon avaiue.

Olldale. FOR "Wurlitzer spinet piano in blonde wood, price 209 El Tejon avenue. Oildale. 312 FOR Zenith portable radio, 830. 136 Grove street.

Phone 2-5633. 312 FLYING HERD cowboys are high-ridin' hombres tliese li(aiiig taken to ufsing planes for rouud-up operations, in photo above is seen shadow of plane which is herding a puck, of antelope toward a corral near Gillette, Wyo. Antelopes become too numerous in certain sections and are rounded up smd shipped to less congested areas. FOR model piano. Apex Mirror Room.

Phone 2-S278 inquire 6-27-tf PIANOS cash paid for new and used radios. Men in Service Western Cotton Mart Said Dull in western markets was! generalij dull during the week yc- i cordin? to Tepcrts Irom the coitrm division, western area. United States! Department of Agriculture located at 212 Progressive Building. Growers' i Offerings, of old crop cotton were I limited and consisted primarily oi email, lots of loan equities. Xegotisi-; tlons tor new crop qualities dropped' off sharply with the decline of fu-i tures prices toward the end oi' the; week ATeiclunt and shipper demand was I light "VMth only a small volume of cotton remaining in growers' hands, trade interests had only a very lim- i ited source of supply from which to increase their-jyoeks.

Limited de- macd was mainly fpr the medium; and higher extra white grades staples centering around 1 i''i 6-inch. Mill inquiries were described ranging from moderate to light and mostly for prompt shipment. Qualities principally in demand were the extra white grades from strict. middling through strict law middling in from 1-inch through 1 inch. Cotton growth continued to make I rapid progress in all areas of pro- duc-tion and plants are bf-ginnincr 10.

fruit quite heavily in most localities. Irrigation water reservoirs in An-; zona are reported to be at imifh lower levels than a year ago but the supply is expected to be siiffick-ni, for meeting crop roquirnrnctus. i Berteili Testifies at Own Court Trial Csltfonnan Tuesday, July 30,1946 NEW YORK STOCK CLOS! SERGEANT RAYMOND B. EL-j MIDSHIPMAN 51. S.

HUTCHI-v KIXS, 409 Marcus street, has been SOX, 460 Del Mar Drive, is ab'otin. promoted to staff sergeant. He is; the U. H. S.

'Washington, a. battle-; assigned to the First Reconnaissance ship, for the fire: summer peace-! Squadron, Photographic, a unit of time cruise since the end of the war. the Three Hundred and Sixteenth This cruise is outstanding in that it' prices Wing-, which is the B-29 section of i is the first time in. peacetime history) Phone I -Eighth Air Force. Originally that the midshipmen from Annapolis in the British Jslea during the and the cadets AVest Point will RADIO SERVICE Pickup and Delivery.

Phone 2-065 GENUINE leather and alligator bags and wallets. Hand-made silver jewelry from Mexico. Guatemala" and the Indian country. Imported hand-made linens and FOR SALE- ettries. Antiques.

Gifts that are dif- erent at The Summer House, Bakers- leld Inn. 1101 Union avenue. 43 Compete line of nationally advertised for domestic use. Commercial refrigeration our specialty. Available nnw for immediate delivery, reach-in anr! n-alk-in refrigerators, coils, cocdern-ing units, water xvater Sale? and ServiL-c BAKERSFIELD HARDWARE CO.

2015 Chester Avenue 731 fiixtpenth U'-6-lf WILL PAY highest cash price for your piano. Phone 8-S673. 6-22-tf RADIO SERVICE PHONE 131S Twenty -seventh Street work on combined operations. The cruise end August. 15.

ROBERT C. SHKLTGX, seaman BOSTON, July SO. Bertelli. whose passing feats for Notre Dame earned him the name "the Rifle." resumes the stand today as the court battle for his playing rights between the Boston Yanks and the Los Angeles Duns nt NEW YORK, jHly 29. UPh- Air Reduction, 501 Alaska Jniseau Allied Chemical and Dye.

Ailis Chalmers 7 American Can 95 's American Car and Foundry. USH American locomotive 3 i American Had. and Sid. Srn American Roiling Mil! 2s's American SmeJlns: and American Tel. and Tel American Tobacco 32 American Viscose 61'a Armour and Company -i Atrhison, Tbpeka 4 Santa ill Atlantic ReflninE 47 Aviation Corporation 9'j Baldwin Locomotive Aviation Bethlehem: Steel HiV-a Boeins Airplane i7 Borden 'l a Borg Warner 51 Brisgs Manufacturing -HS California PartUne 41 Oluntet s'- Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 17 Case (J.

I 7 Caterpiliar Tractor 75 Otunese Corporation Chesapeake Ohio 3 Chrysler Paim roluinhia Oas ant! Electric Commercial Credit Commercial Solvents 2o Commonwealth Editor. 34 Commonwealth Southern 4 a Consolidated Edison Consolidated "4 1 Container Corporation 44 Continental Oil Del 44' Crown Zellerbach 34 Curtiss Wrieht 5 Aircraft SR Du Pont de Nemcnr Kaslern Airiioes 2T 7 Eastman Kodak Hiectric Boat 1'1 Power Light (if.neral if," Foods Motors 1 Goodrich 5.1» Goodyear 5' Grent Northern Railroad ptd SIP Greyhound Corporation 44 Homestake Mining 4:: Koud Hershey "ft 1 International Harvester International Nickel Can H6 Interna-tional Paper 4fi" Internationa' Tei. Tel 1 Johns Manvllle 137 Loew's. Inc Martin 'U. L.

ilariin I'a rry McKeaPon Robbi Nash i-Leiv National Cash National D.iiry l'1'uu National tillers National Lead. National Power Lit York em. nil No: th Anu-ru-uij Avui A Jii i a IT. thorn Pacific Oino On I'auitio A. rd Pan A ica A u- rain (Hint Picture-s Penney 's Pennsylvania Hailttmi; Service of N.

Pullm Itppubiic Koynoifis Tobacco 'ioid Oil ley Distllkry Uoebuclc Uaa Stanciai'fl Company Water Asso t'nion Oil I'nion Panfic rs 1 1 if N1CW tUdt Cotton Futures YORK, UP ihe Following testimi.m the Suffolk Superior Court i session, in which the Dons newly-organized all-American first class, son of Mrs. Dorothy Shel- ference seek to rest rain him from playing with any overseas duty. He war, at present the squadron is engaged in aerial photographic mapping of the vast hitherto uncharted areas of the western Pacific and the Orient. VIRGINIA X. CHEESMAN, yeoman first class, daughter of Mrs.

seven monins or overseas ouiy. ne i are expected to open Mary J. Roney, 1028 Quincy street, wears the Asiatic-Pacific and Ameri- ar UFnen has been discharged from the navy can Theater ribbons and the Victory Jhe Springfield star sifter M.irih Si. i ton, 530 street, has been discharged from the navy at Han Pedro after seven months I hearing himself described as the top -Manley wrecklns: crane. Can be seen at Mack's Garage, Buuonwillow.

Calif. Phone 557S. 5 EXPERT REPAIRING Accr.rdjons. violins, ffiiitara and- all sirinsed instruments. tlANO DISTRIBCTORS 1313 3-lS-tf "WE HAVK an ample supply of charcoal none better for barbecuing.

San Joaquin Grain Company. 2030 Fourteenth Just Another Shipment- of HAT BALER for sale. Ann Arbor baler. I with hay run. some wire.

Will sell with or without tractor. Inquire for O'Dell Robertson, at Sawyervllle. No phone 31" FOR baits of sood alfalfa hay: also black and u-hiie fig's. Phone 3-0758. 3 GREEN bell peppers, tomatoes.

First 1912. Belle Terrace. Washington. D. where she was Medal.

on -duty at Bureau of Ships, navy JAMES A. MOORE, seaman first formation quarterback, ti.ok the She entered the service class, son of George A. Moore Di- stand yesterday and testified he in August, 1844. j.Giorgio, aftgr VI months of overseas signed a contract with the for PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Robert duty has been' released from the! the same amount of money offered i D. Stroud, son of Mr.

and Mrs. D. N. i navy at San Pedro. He wears the by the Dons.

Stroud, 200 Decatur street, who has 'Asiatic-Pacific and American Theater been stationed in North ribbons and the Victory Medal. left New York recently on his way to MARY E. chief yeoman daughter of Tate G. Tulios. Star Route, Rosamond, was recently dis- i Poultry, Butter and Eggs LOS ANGELKS, juiy 30.

Wholesale prices, consumer grant: Lanre A medium grati'-- A 43 -i' small A large grads e5Ks retailers: T.arpe grade A.v. cuses SS'S'-iic. cartons me-j tlium AA. cases canorifi large grade cases 501: car- 52fp5tc-: mpdium n.cps 4g 40c, tnrions small srade A. I CHtes cartons 3T-fi 4tic: lilrge i T.OS ANCIKLKS.

July C1. B. cartons 44r. I tradir.K or. Retail prices to (-vartonf): i vecpt.ihie )U''i I.avse grade AA SSffi65c, medium ho'h classes larKt grade A 6TSJ60C.

medium 4L'a-4Sc. large (Trade 375! LOS carpitine from In royal cedar, blue-green and rose taupe. tires. Phone smiire Just 1400 CHESTER Block Soulh of AVENUE the Court m. HARVESTER 6U, good condition, choati.

Phone 2-5040. will sell I 312 ARMY tents, ICXlG, $55: 10x12. 4 to 5 mikes cheap. heavy duly trie drill. U-lnchi like new, $47.

Corner Fntn- cis and North Chester. S4r, A FOR revolver, 60 rounds 1504 West Drive, after 6 p. rn. COOLERS for sale, fan and hieu-prs. Oils? 'block Rosedale Highway on Pierre Road.

Ml FOR flairack truck bed with, one army all- steel truck, box, 6x10 foot inside measurements. Phone 3-4202. 1 FOCR cood after 5 p. TWO-STORY hmMinK. 20x30 feet, outside finished, inside unfinished, to be moved.

Stnckton. Highland Park. 3 .1942 DE SOTO G.M.C. and nearly Fniehauf eemi- trailer 0-inch Wp.ntingbouse air- brakes. 1ST hunches 6 inch rmlins: wire, one hay baler.

Phone 362, McFar- HRADBt'RY overcoat, worn ones. Kize 3C. r-rice SoO: a dress, practically new. size 40; boy's trousers, size 16, practically rear. Phone 7-727S.

call a ft I FOR boilout tank, 210C Kast California sveftae. 1 FOK model Zenith radio-. condition. Phone 4-4326. A-l 1 Germany where he serve with United States troops ia the occupation of that country.

JAMES DEZELLE, 17, of 3421 PHILCO car radio. Excellent condition, re- lles streec left recently to begin cant check-up and new parts. Phone 2-1609 six months of training at the marine before p. m. 804 Oregon.

Console charged at Balboa Park, San 8-tube. Beautiful and cabinet. Reasonable. Route 7, Box 5S7. Oak street.

3 WANT TO used spinet piano. Pay cash. 2-5338. 50c per Jus ajid up. Baskets.

S5c, Bring i an i containers. Open all week. Potter's anu a Stand, Xiles Street and Mormnff Drive, .11 FOR console ra.fi.io, prao tir-ally new. Can be seen at cabin. Ko.

50, Camp Comfort. Balcersfleld. ONE Ventura pea planter, like now; Oliver power mower, one Oliver bean cmter- A. F. I sane, on Hoad between Mndera and Fresno Sbafi.tT, Phone Shafler 4278.

PREWAR tricycle for sale. Phone 2-5707. OXK National cash renter for 1 Call S-11S3 or apply ar 303 North Chester between 7 a. m. and 6 p.

m. 3 Expert workmanship insured. Prompt service. We have lots of platinum nnd small diamonds to sell. Special di-signine on made to order work.

Get our figures last. E. J. McEvoy, Bakersfield Dianionrt Kspert Haberfelde Phone S-3397 2-20-tf be moved, for sale. Franif, Khtnele roof.

cash. Inquire 113.1 i Jefferson atreei. 11 COMMERCIAL TYPE liEht fixture. I aultable for store. Phone 8-6721.

aftor I p. m. phone S-8545. 312 honie- 1o be moved. 81860.

Jtr. Croson. Kelly Son. Chester, Phone ovminpn WASHING REPAIRED 'Wringers Rebuilt Fast Tewona! Srrvite Wo Pick and Deliver Phone 3-1498 WOOD'S ELECTRIC SHOP -Jnw CENTRAL Twenty-first apjirnion 3-H-tf FOR SAT.K—Umbrella tent, two cots, lan- 1'hone 8-S448 or 9-9360. FOR trie mntor.

A-l condition, or 3-9560. General Eleo- 1'hone 8-S449 BATTERY S7JT5. FOP, SALK been pen for 60 hens. Pnone Xeu- TillotPOri c.lrburptnr. used obotit days, fits 1 tu 1942 models.

One of n-toiie niij.ii^al born and bugle horn, one heavy duty xottti us new. one iictiill money 5-barreI. never been twwl. I-aree baby and 110S Sixth -Mrfer. Phon, 1 mndei-n lawn mower sharpener.

Onp satuler Thi'te paper. $97. One 16- foot intlder. $12. One sinirie utiit cooler, c.

f. dry nlr, fool." larpe SlriO. 1 cirfulatinK: eas room hr-ater and connections, one One 110-volt. 3600 r. electric motor.

$10 BITVS FJKIT SHOP lfii)4 Tbirty-l'ourth Street. Phone 8-833B. 3-0375 5 p. m. 3 FOWf playeK 313 General Lloyd.

arid repairing. Gaaranteed work, reasonable urjcea. Phone If no answer please call after 5 n. m. 8 WANTED to buy from private "party, upright piano, any condition.

Write O- Box 242. Station A. I corps training- center at San Diego, after which he will begin training with the United States Marine Corps IJand. GREGORT J. BOXAS, seaman first class, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. Bonas, 517 Pacific street, has been discharged at San Pedro. With nine months overseas duty, he wears the Asiatic-Pacific and American ribbons and the Victory Medal. LOTD R.

WOOD, seaman second class, son of -John Route 5, Bakersfield, has been discharged front the navy at San Peftrpj He entered the service, in October, 1945. Softball Contests Set Here Tonight 50 Report for Rani Gridiron Workouts Poultry: 2 Ibi. "Se; to 3 40c: fowl under 2 3 3H and over "1 Bli -vvpights 30r; dufks 50 Ibs. and under 24c. Butter: Canons: Grade AA 7fi 2-1 srade A grade 7o'i (jobbing prices).

1 San Francisco Stocks rab- bofh wen turn of potn iot'S wci i siichtly weaker. i steflriy firm. cratr- 1 jumbu Electric record LIEUTENANT C. With having .1 -i- 11.1 i the first mght his week passed for local softbajl COMFTOX, Juiy 30. than 50 members of the Angeles Rams, pro football were on hand today at their Compton College summer training camp for their first workout.

Coach Adam "Walsh's National League outfit included such stars us Bob "VVaterfieid, the National most valuable pla.ver in Tommy Harmon, ex-Michigan standards, 1 mui st.indardR, Joanum valley 5fr 2. ca jumbo crates, i AIM! 1.30; 'a seal. SAX FRANCISCO. July 29. Diesel.

17U; Central Eureka. 1.10; C-m- snli'jated Copper. oC Anier- ica. DiOforgio 1-7; Dofrn- loi-aJ. $1.

lieclier. 21U: Kl Dorado Oil. 1'4'i; Celery: Porium Capweli. 54U; Farnswnnh, i.r^O: Osnarrl, I 1 General fiiiVi; General i Colder. Stale, 42'a; Oolden Slata PW-, i.io; San Stur 112; Honolulu 13: In; Menaaco Manufacturing.

Pacific! roi-n: Goideo c.as and Electric. Pacific Public local, jl 75S; "3 ioca! l'i Sfrvicp. 15; Pacific Public Service gjj Pufret Sound. Son- Maurlrio. San Joaauin vn siona, 6-lh.

flats. tl.aO; per Signal Oil 90; SprlUK Valley. 2.70; Standard Oil of California. Transamerica. 18H: Universal Oil, 2i: Victor Kqtripment.

11; eBteru Department Stores. Mis- Tur- teams now playing -second half con- 1 1945 tests in the various leagues and on A1 American: ennv Washington, the various diamonds more games former L. A. Xc ro star; are slated to be played tonight. Hardy, of Southern California Rose Games tonight: Bowl fame, and Mike Holovak, 215- Industrial League: Eagles vs.

Gulf xti-Amfi-lcan from Seismograph: Post Office vs. 1'ea-igXe. to i cock. Open League: Duniap Bits ys. ge.

ams make their first appear- Stewart; Unipn Paving vs. ance in Chicago August 23 against 19 31 lb 1 1 salable 100: AngeSes Livestock LOS ANGELES. July 29. salable 4700; eariy sales steady or more'lower; to good atpprs 517.20 lo commlm to ir.edium SI4.50 15.50: medium to pood Jl IS; medium to groofi 'n- 1 common tanners bulls J3.70015.50. Calves salable 900; very aUr.v; ahafply lower; few medium priced calves 15.50.

Hogs salable 275; steady; good to choice Per Ib. seedlecs, Lnily Fmsers, ley. Ouottas. larj: hich as 12r; Gow 7 fa Sr. On fans: I medium nr.ri I White Kcm I re local end rc-nhern.

571' 'J; rpac-hfn: ILL. y-: 7'a'Sc; Males', unilcr- GIBSON amplifier. 1941 model Hlcfcer- bacher electric cultar. Phone- 2-2183. 3 STLVERTON'E record maker combination.

1941 model. Phone 2-2163. 3 Cameras and Photography YORK, husband "of Alrgl Cliristian Church. Senior Leugrue: he All-Stars. They "open Rozella JT.

York of Alameda, has been dtscharged from the navy at San Francisco. He is a former resident Bakersfield. WILLIAM C. HUNTER, seaman first class, 606 streets, Has been separated from the navy at Jacksonville, Fla. Casa Loma vs.

French FILM IS available. Let us tig. '(ip that old camera today. Free Edward's Camera Hxehangfc; 3609 Nineteenth street, iliss Muffeti's I'how Shop, Tatt. 2-U-tt FOIt FINEST PHOTO RESTORATION AND COPT WORK.

CALL JPRATHER. PRATHER STUDIOS, 8-039X. 2115 ALTA VISTA. 8-29-tt i BABY'S and eroup portraits taken In your i home at your convenience. For appointment phone 3-4362, Groves Photography.

Jt i Pressman, leni, and i accessories. Excellent condition. Call 8-3010 after 6 p. m. I PHOTOGRAPHS copied.

Prompt service. Edward's Camera Kxchanse. 1609 Xlne- teenth street. 2-14-tf Poultry and Livestock Cleaners, their home stand September 6 in anj Standard. exhibition charity game with the i Churchmen's League.

Nazarene Washington Redskins whom they de-1 vs. Congregational, Casa Loma; Full feated in the title playoff last fall. Gospel vs Calvary Baptist, Beards-i ley. Peewee League: William's vs. Optimists, Jefferson; Beardsley vs.

Bees, Jefferson. Girls' Open League; Orange Grove vs. Calvary Baptist, I Beurdsley; Casa Loma vs. Gil's! Cafe. ambs.

$7.50. Los Angeles Stocks LOS ANGELES. July I Diamond Corporation. Centra! -Invest inent, new. 28; Chrysler Corporation.

Bells, Kan yellow rhiJi. local, iKsn Jontjuin vaJN'y, apfins Poia toea: i reet White Rose, I'. Burbanka. Siocktons, 7'ornatoes: San Dii 5xtis, and ''nice FRTEP.S, broilers ana roasting hens. River- -view Hatchery.

Phono 219 Robern i FRTERS i Red fryers, pounds and over. Dressed i weight 55 cents per pound. Cut or dressed i It you wiih, no extra cost. One block west i of Bust Bakersfield post office. 1106 Kern Street.

Phone 2-S45S Bradford's Poultry Market 7-16-tJ MEN'S clothing, 38, also too! client. women's dressee, size 1C; Vodkar slide. projector, practically new. 7-7734. 105 Decatur.

FOR 1S41 V-8 wheels, S10. Camn Comfort, cabin -11. Fhnne 312 P1KSEL. hor. si a tion a ry, and coniprt'Bsori D.

C. generation. $950. California Hot 1 aS- orse 3Ti- aV starter or with 2--KW, W. F.

Waldon. 3 GOLF of Bobby J-)nes. registered tournament model and caddy cart and one pet of WriRht Dittson eolf Phone 1505 Lincoln street. Knst Bakc-rr-field. TOR HE CaniTnins dlesel No.

386-07. Tills engine has run IMS than 3000 miles since being over- hauled. Mm 70S three-speed Brown-Line 8 IXCH Dplt 9aw auxiliary and a ------7741 four-speed power-unit transmission. HOBART welder, powered br V-8 Phone 2-3155. Typewriters, Office Sop'plies WILL PAT CASH for typewriters, addlns machines, chechwritefa and cash registers.

Lynch Typewriter Company, 1650 Chester avemie desk stable for office. Please call after 6 p. m. Phone 1 flat-top office desk, or metal. Phong 3-3477, Phone Bird Pressure cookers Snap clothespins Electric irons B-B Copper teakettles Radios Non-eleclric solder irons tackle Fan blades Cooler larss and small Scales Electric meat sllcera trucks Hot water beateri Galvanized sinks plates Cocktali unSU Coffee urns Barbed wire Hand Cooler cads, all ulsws trailers, all electric leel.

Hardware and Supply 1322 Twentieth Phone -tf SAWS Portable outni, 300- ampera Liticoin, International truck. 410 Pricp $750. Phone 3-3T93. motor. 1313 Cham- i Fruits and Vegetables BT-13 FOR SALK.

or will trade for car QOttD-filZED watermelons, 3 lor SI; con- talo.upes. $1 dozen. on Rosedale Highway, across frorfi' Froltvale Sc'nool. '312 ike viilup. All metal, 4S hours since.

jnajor. P. fe TV. enpine. Call 3 FOR country butter.

Phone O-F-3. 3 FOH 6. Box 6i2. Vest Road. S30.

See i Drive off Route Fairfax COOLER Fan type, i al 'at 326 will coo. four rooms, ON'K cooler. 5-room capacity, A-l fihape. 6.5t*.vl6 tires, arid one tube: (Srrswr. SOD El Tejon -avenue.

Phona FOR For new lawns and sardenf-, pulverised barnyard fertilizer. $5 load. 7fic sack, Rhodes Ranch. TOY'S grapefruit ttn ie now. Juke eraoefsujt, Drtve- i'son H'ghway to Bryan Smith ''aeking- bouHe, turn left on first road acrosa railroad tracks, drive to first stucco house.

Phona 2-8007. FOR peaches. Bring tamers. Two miles of MeFarland. corner and Mast Koads.

ShiBt Ranch. Phone 31M. 312 Bay-Old Chicks, Uc each Started Chicks, 20c and ITp each IJICRI and Hatchery Store No. 1. S14 Eishth street.

Phons S-S410 or 7-702J. 2-27-tt Fred Astaire Takes Over Second Place Mickey Vernon Holds Batting Leadership INGLEWOOD. July SO. Dancer Fred Astaire. who even on the list of HoUyivood Park's i money-winning owners last week, jumped into second place Exctef Oil A.

1.95: Lane-Wells, IS; Lsnfoln Petroleum. 2.00.: Menasco Manufac- tjjnng. ox: Merchants Pelroleiira. Hears. Boebuck Company, 42 Sierra Trading Corporation.

.15: Sisrnnl Pete of California, 1.40: Southern California Kdi- 6 cent I'nion Oil of California, L'ni- Consolidated Oil, 24. Los Angeles Citrus July 30. t.os AXGBLBS. July Oranges Vernqn of the Washington Senators lower today with" return of ceii'nss failed to add a point to his batting lemons slightly weaker, local average durlngr the past week but' the left-handed hitting first sacker of the Nats regained the individual batting leadership oC the American League, while Hopp of Eos- wasn't on Braves retained first place in the National League's ba.ttins ilerby. i A'enion, who relinquished the lead er fbls.

sales of then carload lots. i oranges: Per Jiox. local pack and lareer. mostly J5.S2 loose. fancy small Lemons: Per box, local loose fani-y pack SSOOs 5464.60; 3COs 4C2s Dow-Jones Averages NEW YORK.

July 23. Industrial. 19S.5", uiihty, 40.53. i behind to Ted Williams of the Boston Rpd 1 Louis B. Slayer today with" his Trip- i Sox last week, rapped nut 9 hits in i UP o.sn: rail, 61.40, un utility, 40.53.

lieate's win in Saturday's $100.000 I 2(i lri to th Plate, including games i a ooc I gold cup. -lot S.unda}-, while Williams collected SSfl.ooo shurw last Friday. Curb BABBITS and hutches, very reasonable, at Madioun, at Casa Phona 31 GOOD milk cows. One mHa we Laniont. Phone 3-3060.

gold cup two wins, had 17. had S23 His favored filly Honeymoon second to Triplicate in the gnld cup. fi Sflo i on! 5 safeties in 23 appearances to! i the plate -to drop from to second i was With two points behind er- non's .357. lume was SSO.OOO asatnst or i and quin vatiey 5x5.i a Stems, San Diegn Sxis and ix5s, tomatoeff. local.

3C-! "VValermeiona: S-r tsuin vnlley Klondike 550? 60: truck lots Los Angeies Hay f.OS ANGEr.EP.- July CO. -Alfalfa Krain hay "were No. 1. No. '2 leafy rr i SIT! i U.

S. Xn. 2 ail 3 1 i bar- I ley No. 1 omi Carlo! 4." h-''': 0 5 i corn. 6 oats.

milo. l'6 ficur. 1 bran. 6 145 Itay. Chicago Grain r-KICACIO.

July i'-i ireiul Phai'ply becanlft fairly Torn 5 cents in the previous close. i Corn finished lovrer. Oovernmenf Bonds NEW yriRK. July prices of government honris tha FAM1LT cow lor sale, 4 gallons per day. Phong 3-3030.

312 FOR Hampshire Red months old. Phone a 12 KERD of 80 goats, mostly Tog a few Ansorus. Price reasonable. W. T.

Smith. General Delivery. Slarsrarita, Calif. 'Sackip Westrope kept his lead in Hopp played in only 4 games dur- ckey standing, despite a challenge ing the 7-day span, banking out 7 Irom Ralph Neves, -who rode Wrtgles in 16 times at bat to increase nine winners last week, mark-from ,373 to .381. had 55 wins out of 251 mounts coin- Moore Slated for Rematch Encounter ANGELES, July 30.

Franfete'-Moore, Oakland's potent Al 2 i tion of the most lavish thoroughbred puncher, will trade swats tonijrht in GENTLE suited saddle noo. See horse fancier pushed'money marks: a schtxiuled 10-rounder with fast- Cljds Stoiej regisiercd horse barn at toward unexopcted hut unmistakable stepping Enrique Bolanos of Los -An- AVrtte I Santa SI 2 HORSE BIDDING STAGGERING FOR SALE cheap, one Chinchilla buck and i July 30. twt breortins does. 333 Beardsley avenue, i Bidding that staggered the imagina- OBITUARY NOTiCES FOR SALE Thayer baby busrgy. Retailed for J4S: like new.

$25. Call 2-5752, 1 FOR cantaloupes and tomatoes Bnnf? your containers fcf tomatoes. Also peacbeg- 8terl))iK Hoa.d and Pioneer Drive. it FOR tomatoes. ibem registered horse barn at i toward unexpected but unmistakable 30t19 record levels today as the Keeneland sales operators braced for the second FOR White Legiiorn lay ins hens.

2621 California avenue. 1 THREE horaes for sale, saddled and rejdy to be Can be seen Lomiiri Phone 3-2373. 312 ONE Gumsey nriik cow 4 years old, about 4 tons choice alfalfa hay, Lebec. Inquire Lebec Grocers" Store. 1 -BULL SERVICE.

J6 aehverad; S3 on place 2800 Edison Highway. Pnone S-7779 312 SOCBBAM Sbaveroaster electric razor. Good condition. Phone 3-2832 after p. yourself.

75c per lug. Out BkHscta- "Weed Patch HiBhwas. over track FAT HENS ter sala. Call Kast one 1 J-OR SA1.T5—Laree healthy bel! Call 8-F-14 or 2-424S between and. m.

,3 USKD bathroom fixtures, good water tank; als6 piano and vacuum cleaner. Call be- CLINGS and Klbertas tore 6 p. 1MO Pacific 3 Weteeaaays only. (iOl FOR Gaernsey mtlk ww. first calf; T.

aad Bangs tested, glvaig four gallons or milk per day. Also two Kills, one to furrow In about two muntbs. Phone Tuesdaj-a and Saneru Lane. Phqfle, t.jg43 312 fOR SALE Stucco, frame comreen ial bulidtng to he raoved lot. $2500.

S09 Houchin Drive Phone 3 OKE iatfy's diamond weddlns ring, appraised st S400. for $SOO. Call be- and p. tn. Soom 452.

Hotel El Teion, LARGE ret-oijl jUbmry lot collectors. OriE- popular, light, neavy clsssic: aino recorder, radio combined. 1 Phcne 3-4117 or 316 1 USED; I.ATB-TIPB MODEI, JOHN DEB3UE 1BACTOK, OS STEEL. fOCS- IN8 TRACTOE COMPANY. TWBX- STRBBf, NEW 2-bedrOQpi hounj to be moxea fin- nlshed unfurnishsd: not uuite finished.

Must be polcS by August £. an ofrer. 5-3 Xtylor. Tiift. 3 t.

t. m. blower, two small fan iync. Casa Loma Cooler Serv- 501 Wret Casa Loroa JVjye. FOl'R 6.00x16 8-S iSrea, 200 miies.

Atlas and Gtfttdrich. For information. vbnne 8-SS65 or. 501 Bfech. -S HALE AND ELSERTA- PEACHES.

HER- RILL FRUIT RIO gRAYQ. Box COVERED lunrftfte trailer. Ideal far camp- Jns; etao MotontHde FOB CamiBStad; Aluminum aheet- tnir, 2S44X7J and Alctad. burbic bftitB. WxJfe war surplus.

A. -Sttiwlr Row. Taft 1ST IS Seth.Thomas ctoclc, over 10ft years old, Also otcer a'ntK'HJes and alarm clocks. Cull bet-ween. and p.

1916 Kenu Phone FOK houaei to t-e TnoVed. Phone Pl'LVERiZE-D dairy fertilizer. J-ardH. 55 delivered: 75c per deliverefl; 60c at dairy. Phone 2930 Potomac.

49 pressure pump, ajmntete with jot and tank. fliiKie ipntits acd mat- trpss, Staytag twin-cyliRaer snsrinB. Phone i. and S2t WE WILL HAVE 1 FRESH LOAD OF i Peaches Are at the Peak 6f Hie Season WHKLDEX'S SIASKKT Jffc 1 ses to Piantjr hay. Private patlcs and mantis.

40S Terrace Way. Phone 3-SC15. 3 FOK imlr matched -white caddie horses, of quality, sentle. Woman's black saddle with tupaderaa, one-quarter tnlt rilly. Totnm Horse Schooi, Kill Phoiw J-7447.

3 RABBTT TKTEES for sale, buclta, rabbit. Fhoafr S-SS21. g20 Barlovr street. 3 SPIRITED ant! mare at sacrlllce Driee. Hidden by jri-year-oM Elrl not for beftioners.

Sound and Call 6J1-J, at 467 atrftet. Tail anS 2x6 SGuO feet in all. Drive. 4x8x11 Works. Crass Con- I crets md Oak.

Pnone TWO-WHJ3EL trajler, elmost J-tlMS. 4-4T30. Spray equipment, new heavy DeVilbiM, pots an3 isms. -Phone 4W2, Shaffer Mainwnante ORDEft IK S-l-3-tf FADS TWBBrnETR OB, 1M2 WS9T, lent for S-2SSO. new, camping, canopy rods.

Si las. JteW run. while thev Brins coctainera. Edison Hifcairair Phono Sl-TMi Kear Kconoiny acrons canal. to Real south.

40 Real to CooV RVB- JWle. on Cook. Slrat hoaae Itfg ELBERTA. usaches, Baity on East Kiles. PLCMS asa for," Mile.

at atroonds. DOLAN'S SHS Uiffbteentli Street Kitchen i repze boxea. laorpscejjt kitf ben natural and bottled and £ue) oil hot Tyatar heaters, etr. 3 TOMATQgS for 15 MltiMtm SDO-AJIP. Lincoln weWtesr giifr.

2401-Aronierey. FTOK stwni ionia Cafe. 2 months. Jjiprmcer heifera, 3 tutebet calves. A Oogs and Othaf VOB.

CocSer Spaniel pup- piea. 6 itreks olfl. Phoae 5-55t7. 1 COCKJSR PUPPIESi. 8 weekz oM.

red and blond, $15 and .20, Call 2SOO Park Way between 4 ana 8 p. m. or tdmae i-9298. 1 ilke to oorni for WeH trained, lovely pet. -Phone 2-1867.

1 Uoston pan Phone ajier 6 I Cocker puppiee, registwed, American Phww WILL (irTB S.WKV pupplfts. Indeterminate -J but bealtter sod tateliizeot. KielS ConittrM-tlon fsuancr mile At t9, 1. tor C. Phow ea £11 Scfferson, or day of their summer yearling sales, cember, and BoSanos won.

geies. The pair met once before, last De- BENTtET, EBVIE services for Krvie C. Bentley, San Francisco parking lot operator former Bakersfield resident, who died in his home in. Kan Francisco will held at 2 p. m.

Wednesday in Greeniawr: Chapel with the Reverend Holite- tPf B. Miller officiatins. Burial will be Greeniawri Memorial Park. Mr. Bentley was Ravenwood.

Mo. CAMBRIA, Science sen'icee were to-lle held at 2 p. m. today, in the chapel of the fc Brown Funeral Taft. for Anione Cambria.

60, who died in a Bakersfield hospital on Friday. Interment be in the West Side Cemetery. A resident of Kern county for the past 13 years, deceased was erripioyed hy Biil Steiger of Derby Acres at the of bis death. Born aboard ship bound for the Slater, on February 25, ISS6. the deceased is survived by widow.

One. ot Derby Acres: his mother. Mra, Clara Cambria. Oakland; two. brothers.

Jot of Santa Crua. and Jonnny of Oakiaad': three sistera. Mary Anderson and Mrs, Atma Harrelsoa of' Alameda and Mrs. Gusaie Krail of Oakland. HARMON', BEYA services for Rcva Huth Harmon, 44.

1193 Seventeenth street, wno died Monday In.a local hospital, wil! be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday fn GrccnlawR charei with the Reverend John H. Kenney in charge. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park.

A native of Mammoth, Mre. Harmoa had re- sidsd here 15 years. Surviving are her hupbsnd. 'Alvin O. Harmon: a daughter, Ruth Simmons, her mother, Mrs, Ella Parish; two Mra.

L. V. Hansen and -Florence MacRae: and two grandchildren, all at Bakersfield. MfCUTCHIX. WtLfJAM servkes were at .3 p.

m. Monday is the chapel of Brown Funeral Home. Tuft, for William Hart McCutchin, 72. who died pn Friday trom injuries received in an automobile serl- July Interme'nt was V-'fet Side Cemetery. Born Sprinff; Green.

2S, the deceased to, Bide IS yearn agxi. and was emplayed by i Petroleum Corporation vivor.t a ler Wayne. ix i Kuntz. Long and a niece. Miss Ivy navy nurse, MO.VAHA.V, HERMIT Monahan.

of 1 Los Ansp.Iws, vi-ho Ml J. Lr Hn if v.nt. will be held in tlve remitted in Jhis Surviving are his IVlonahan Koeer Mor.ahai! of two daughters, hart of 1 and John and four nil liviiue in the BODIilNSI, SARAH fun Mrs. Saras L. P.obbins.

Sunday in her wili held at i v- m. GrwmliR-n Chapel wth LeRoy Bell be in Clreer.latrn Robblns. a native I redident of Surviving are a Mrs. Jlrs. A.

A. Boyil. Mrf, i Mrs A. a Mm. Gsorse F.

i Prf-d Tony Fun-nl Philip rharce fl. A son. s-rvicea who dud Anscies. jrsrirty in P.c-vertr.iJ interment will Park. iira.

'inoiM. wrsa for (3 Krr.rna Husij F. W. Welle. A B.ik«i- an-3- Bakerajield.

of Alhambra, Mrs. of Eelma, chiMren. Funeral service! the graveside Dei.ino held nt 9 su rn. Saturday for Marta Salazar, of Mr. and Mrs, Julian S-ilazar.

a 1CS street, Deianx Father Patrick of si. Mary's Catholic Churrh offi'-Jate'l. The cbild was a natirs rtf Delano and wan bnrrt May 9. JS4S. died Juiy at Hia tarBily borne ia is miryiraS by her and two brothers, j'ater and Julian 'Salasar, Jr.

SIN'fiEB "tott? teuor selected by Serge Koittsserftzky to-pins tide Tole la of English Oiwra, Teter tittmes," at Berkshire raasis festlTai goes over the score trftfc Doctor ISse of flie is considered of tbe year's most jaqgieal eTenth. It will be August 6. BAKERSPIELD MEMORIAL PARK al Kfctt Street BUSINESS ornri; 1711 Kinrtccattt Street PEEPBTUAL CARE Crematoriam CemeteiT, Mausoleum BKOSZE MEMORIALS FOB CBTPTS OX GSAVES Ssrvino Community Continuously 1902 Our Services Are Within iha of AiS LADY ASSISTANT KiifSisenJfc Phesa 3.

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