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Sarurdoy, March 27, 1948 Qfa laferrsftflb (EaUforttian EED MERCHANTS Flickinger Kamprath direct attention to the Garden Show nest week end, April and 4, to be held at Kern County when yon played "Glow-worm." I hadn't thought of this for till I saw the many hanging lamps at Esther Taylor Jenkins, Antiques As I recall it, one's hands were a little smelly of kerosene after handling the lamp. And the light wasn't much good, you still couldn't Fairgrounds. Bakersfield Garden see well. Jlrs. Jenkins' pretty lamps Club sponsors this show.

Any gardener, amateur or professional, can enter perennials, flowering trees, of course, flower arrangements. Entries received at Exhibit Build- are all "converted" and burn brightly with that new-fangled stuff called electricity. They could be used beautifully as fixtures to light a new home, or rooms being redone. All have histories You ing from 7 to 10 a. m.

Saturday, can also see a of tiny, April later. Commercial tiny lamps, many not more than exhibits of genera! interest Esther Taylor being readied. A ticket gives you a Jenkins, Antiques. 2tjOO Nineteenth chance on three door prizes. (Drawing at 6 p.

m. Sunday, April one doesn't have to be there at that time to win!) FOR MEMO PADS Better catch up -with Martha Davis, "Her Piano and Songs," tonight or tomorrow you've not yet done so. Street. (Hours, noon to 5 p. in.

and by appointment. Phone 3-o016.) TENSION is a universal ment. It has various causes ail- but only one If you can't "loosen up" by yourself, get help. Massage by "Multiple Oscilla-j tion" is one of tbe finest ways to She goes soon, so this relax. Exercise, in proper end may be your last chance to hear I supervised, is another.

At the Ideal i that glossy piano and nice voice for Salon, you get individual attention, a while. Martha is packing them in 'at Saddle Sirloin where she entertains nightly in the Cocktail Lounge. Her warmth and graciousness in responding to requests have her many friends. Au revoir. Marthy! What comes next I'm not sure, mit there's always some- If your weight is down, personalized treatments will help you gain, If it's reducing you do.

Their aim is to normalize 1 you get in shape and keep that way I Besides robots and gimmicks like "Ocillo-Stretcher" and "Exercycle" there are very nice Police Draft Plan for New Pistol Range Police expect that crime will be a much more hazardous following than it is today after the new police pistol range is completed and the members of the force improve their long-range shooting ability. At the time the average shooting score of the department is a high 84.S, one of the best departmental records in the state, but members of the department are limited to a 25-yard range. When the new range is completed officers will be able to practice on ranges up to 50 yards. The new range will have 12 targets and he located off Oak street at Truxtun avenue, on the property purchased by the city a few years ago for the pumping Ktstion the Truxtun avenue storm drain system. Present plans for the range call for block shooting platform and storeroom.

Aside from the construction of the shooting platform, the bulk of tbe work will bo performed by members of the department and police reserves. According to Assistant Chief of Police Bill Johnson it is planned to landscape the site, install barbecue pits and picnic tables. The City Council last year appropriated S7500 for the range and the bulk of that sum will be used Quarantine Law Violator Fined For violation of the animal quar- anrine law, Frank SimonI, 1027 I Haley street, was fined re! cently in Third Township Justice Court. Specifically, Simoni was brought into court on a complaint signed by Arl LeClare, a snpervis- 'ing county sanitarian, for failure to keep a dog'tied that had been or- I dered held under observation. Prosecution was under tbe direc: tion of Deputy District Attorney Molvin Magnus.

The law cited in the matter was Kern County Or- dinance No. 3 Under this section of llie county law, an animal derpd quarantined must lip kept tied or locked in a pntldock for 21 days and must not be allowed to contact either human beings or animals dur- ing that time. Officials at tlir Kern County Department of Public Health, in com menting on the rabies control pro! gram here, declared that during the past 10 mouths, there has not been a single case of rabid animal reported to their, department. During the I month of February. 56 animals were quarantined in compliance with sanitarians" orders-.

OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLB our OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS VOO ARE A MA3OR. LEASUE SCOUT.TOO/ TOCSOi VJHER.E SOLD A SOUNG WO OOSHT TO HIT .500 THI PROBASUV READ ABOGT OSCAR. i for tbe target platforms and sboot- platform.

Plans for tbe two i structures are now being checked by the city engineering department, I and bids will be asked in tbe near 1 future. U. S. Statesman Aumrer to Previous Puxxlr thing entertaining to accompany, people to help you, at the Ideal your fireside chat in Saddle Sirloin's Cocktail Lounge. 101 Union Avenue (closed Mondays).

EXCITING BEAUTY men, don't go away; this is for everyone. A shop here has just been granted a "Harper Method" franchise. This means you can now have wonderful "HarperGLO" treatments for your hair and scalp at Pauline's Beauty Shoppe, 1015 North Chester. Oildale. Mrs.

Salon, 1812 Street. Phone 7-7418; ask about a monthly "Club" plan. DINNER FOR a dollar or legs is when it's an excellent dinner. I've found dinners at Kimball Stone's Foun- jtain Lunch to be as good as their luncheons. Xuff sed? Different menu, of course: steaks, chops, roasts, and so on; always good choice of entrees.

Those wonder- fill fresh home-made rolls, hot, Pauline Fryatr, owner, is a gradu-j with butter, just as you get them ate Harper operator, formerly with a uoon, also accompany the eve- 'a Pasadena Harper Method salon, Service is efficient. If The famous "HarperGLO" treat- plan to make an early show, ment consists of brisk brushing of 'you'll enjoy the quick, delicious magical oils, ointments, into the dinner served at Kimball Stone's and scalp: steam-massage: more, Fountain Lunch, Eighteenth and brushing, scalp manipulation, etc. Chester. Beneficial for any hair or for lack of hair. And Mrs.

Fryatt may SUPERMARKET FOR eventually reserve hnr entire shop Clyde's Pet Shop, at 1411 for an afternoon or evening exclu- Your pet can have his choice of si-rely for men "Harper Per-1 and stew manents" now given at Pauline's, liver, heart, kidney, meat loaf, i as well as'other perms, the finest Other cat and dog groceries as well: Helene Curtis on down "Harper canned goods, assorted biscuits, i Facials" and manicures are nlso cereals Clyde also caters for i something to celebrate! For: fi turtles, birds or what have! further data, or appointments. cnllj--you. If you haven't any pet. he: 3-0233 Pauline's Beauty provide you with A lot of 1015 North Chester. GARDEX TALK: Whether your cute birds hang around Clyde's- love birds, paraki-cts.

rannries- and those sweet little finches! Chester. planting space is a teapot or a Capes, aquariums: collars and! everything you need is charm-j ip'islies; pet play toys That's ingly displayed, pleasantly rtis- Clyde's Pot Shop, 'l411 pensed fit the Brundiige Lane Phone 'Nursery. I was a small buyer there, i purchasing a few bamboo stakes and an srtillery plant. (That's a KEEP THIS under your hatliox. No, it's not a hat, hut a little pretty pops its pods!) cleaner so compact it fits into a Fabulous camellias' find azaleas I container about the size and shape i await.

Big Buyers By the way, a wash-basket. Attachments are look into the "Garden Room" at the kept in a little hatbnx, which nests i new "Edge of Town House" 2905 Brundnge Lane. Tbe insiu'e window-box border of greenery and flowers, a continuous delight to the in the smart container. Thus. cleaner, complete with wand, hose and attachments, can be stored i easily under clothes in a closet eye, was planted by the Brundagei You think this isn't possible? Lane Nursery, 710 Brundage Lane, "Lewyt" can do it! The "Lewyt" Vacuum Cleaner i SPRING IS Knew it has 11 surprising new features.

To i when I saw Q-Ne-Q Drive-In open appreciate and understand them again. All slicked up, too; the lot all, you should see "Lewyt" in ac-! has just been black-topped. Love Uou, at Urner's. Better" still, let! that Q-Ne-Q root beer, made right "Lewyt do it" at home: see how it i there, with special syrup. What a tackles your own special cleaning fresher-upper.

Love thosr problems. Urner's will be happy to "Frostys." made with ice creiim i ve you a home 'exclusively, as are all Q-Ne-QVj phone 7-7S14 I can tell you i shakes, malteds. iced milk about another feature you'll love, i Love that "Frosted Lime." Did "Lewyt" is tbe quietest of all you know the present owner cleaners. Its Micro-Dust Filter, one created this drink in when ho three filters which prevent any worked at Q-Ne-Q and went to J. C.

from escaping back into the on the side? Arid did yon rooms, acts as a silencer. You can know that Q-Ne-Q Drive-In (-BOl-j telephone, listen to your favorite Chester Avenue) have not raised radio shows. An Interference Elim- prices a nickel over last year? inator permits full enjoyment of I radio while you clean Super SUBMARINE sandwiches, junior Suction swift, powerful gives Lcwvt biglicst cleaning abil- i icy of all: yet gentle Fuller brushes. I adjustable to three different heights, prevent injury to the most, deiicato rug. Reason "Lewyt" has so many terrific feattires: 'twas designed after I a poll was taken to determine the advantages women dreamed of in with the jking-size job! This is a flash from Beck's Sandwich Kitchen (1614 Miller Street).

The "Midget Submarine" is simply a smaller version; looks like a small loaf of Italian-type bread, contains same groceries: cold ment (3 cheese, tomato, lettuce, spices, pickles, oil and onions. a nesT vacuum cleaner. The Lewyt "Midget Subs" cost two hits. Add Corporation, who to places you can find "Sub-1 devices for nrrny, navy and nir marines," both sizes, as well as forces, designed and built "lewyt" other excellent ready-made sand-; to fullfill this composite feminine wicbes in good variety, built by: dream oll form yom own Beck's: "Q-Xe-Q Drive-In" at opinion as to how well'they suc- Chester. AND, of course, at Beck's I rt-edeii.

when you see "Lewyt" Kitchen itself they make and sell Urner's, L'OOC Chester Avenue i sandwiches both 'retail'and whole- forgot There's" no i sale "Submarines" are wonder- horrid bag to empty and shake I ful for evening snacks or informal a "Lewyt." You pour from a parties. In bulk, should be ordered in advance from Beck's Sandwich Kitchen, 1614 Miller Street (Phone' quick, like emptying an ash tray! OPENING: A new place to im- I prove one's lines, and I don't mean MEN ARE JUDGED by the com- school of speech. It's Tara's, for i pany they keep. A company can be corsets, matern-! judged by the men it. ity and surgical garments.

Their how long it keeps them. Turn the new shop at 304 Chester is nearly spotlight on Frank ready at last, and Tara's expect to manager at Slotor Center, where, have their opening' 1 'April 1, rain! you take your Chevrolet. Buick or or shine! I'll have seen it mean-i Cadillac for service. It's possible i time, so you may look for thumb- i that he did a niotor tune-up for you nail preview in niy nest install- some twelve years 'twas ment i Wed. Mar.

Since I then that Frank joined the staff i used shop at Tara's smart Polk at Motor Center, as a mechanic. It St. establishment in FfSncisco. speaks welt for his ability that he also at their former location here; Is now shop manager. At present (lUWSeventeeuth I am eager he's an extremely busy gentleman, see tbe new shop.

Tara's will carry, with business going on as usual in at 304 Chester, the full and com- the Service Department despite the plete line of "Camp" surgical and confusion of remodeling Frank maternity garments. Mrs. is also is an instructor in the classes a graduate nurse, an experienced held periodically at Motor Center I fitter; she has made a life-long to keep mechanics abreast of new study of the female form i Ideas that will increase efficiency and bow to keep it that way! i in servicing your automobile Motor Center, Twenty-second and, CORRECTION: Sonn. bleach, Chester. cost five cents extra per load when yon do your wash at CAN'T BE I'M the only person the "Half Hour Laundry." at 1710 alire wlto remembers tlie old kero- N.

Chester. Due (o a bad typograph- sene lamp that bung over the icnl error, we said 50 cents, which jou pulled down 011 chains i Heavens! HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured diplomat 13 Speaker 15 Install 16 Pillar 17 Fencing position 19 Matched pieces 20 Bewildered 22 On the VERTICAL 1 Girl's name 2 Ages 3 Moistens 4 Pronoun 3 Drunkard Dreadful 7 One time 8 Employ 9 Great (ab.) 10 Endured 11 Solar disk 12 Bristle s5 75.M IR ALPAfcO GU MA A BE AS 27 Heart 28 Bustle 30 Mimic 31 At this time 35 European swallow 36 Sea eagle 24 Registered sheltered side 14 Narrow inlet 23 Heating device I8 Cloth measure 37 Whirlwind 21 Emmet 38 Street (ab.) 23 Female sheep 25 Steamship 27 Hurls 26 Either 29 Fortification 32 Alleged force 33 Italian river 34 Juliet's boy friend 38 Termagant 41 Exist' 42 Pedal digit 43 Gull-like bird 45 Stipend 49 Javelin 52 River islet 53 Succulent 55 Genus of grasses 56 He has served as U. S. ambassador to 58 Newest 45 Inneritor 46 Hostelries, 47 Road (ab.) 48 Lamprey 50 Flower 51 Makes an edging 53 Philippine 'peasant 54 College cheer 57 Palm lily 59 Symbol for tantalum VEAH I SCOOTED KM TWO NOVV WE HAVE THIS BULLV SO WE CAM CLGNJK HIM AMD OUR CLOTHES BACK, BUT IT COULtP CAUSE A FRACTURE A THE BRAIN) CZ A EAT HIMSELF 1NSTD APPALACHIAN t-EAGUe TWO YOU A SET SV APRIL. WHY THEOLD BOY'S, UPPER.

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