The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 12

I SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1925 JMt Zll REOLiOSIITiSTilN IPBOFESSQR 15 lb. I leTMlCUly ILL BE IDE ITHOBI Prof, and Mrs. J. W. Kyle Are Back After Year Spent in European Nations Rediands Men to Make Trip to Santa Barbara for Relief Fund Data Miss Sturges Makes Report to Kiwanis Club, $1,000 Pledged for Work August Clearance Sale on Household Furniture SEE THE SPECIALS IN DISPLAY WINDOWS Do you want to make your 50-cent pieces do the work of a dollar? If so, take notice of the values shown in this advertisement.

We are closing out many pieces of quality merchandise and these will afford you the opportunity to furnish that new home at prices unheard of. You will find in the following a few of the wonderful values: (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. Aug. 1. Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Rich and family, of romona. have moved to Rcd-lands and will reside at 103 East Olive Avenue.

Aimee Sample MacPherson, evangelist who attracted a record breaking crowd In Rediands on her last visit, again will come to this city Aug. 10. She will preach at the Amphitheater. After attending the national meeting of the Baptist Young reople's Union at Indianapolis, Miss Ruth Spurlin has returned to Rediands. Mrs.

Barrie Gamble, of Garden Street, has returned after three months spent in New York and Philadelphia. She was accompanied by Mrs. George P. Steel, who will be her guest. The Rev.

Curtis Cunningham, formerly of Rediands, will preach at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning and 7:30 in the evening at the Holiness church. Sixth Street and Citrus Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCulloch, 5:5 West Highland Avenue, have as guests Major General and Mrs.

James S. Wylte. of Durban, South Africa. While making a trip around the world a few years ago Mr. and Mrs.

McCulloch were guesta of the Wylles in their South African home. General Wylte has attended the convention of British Empire Service at Ottawa. Canada. The George E. MacKtnzie market and the meat market of F.

Ray Barron will be moved from 9 West State Street to quarters which are DINING ROOM SUITES Five-piece dining suite, including 54-inch round table, genuine mahogany, with four beautiful cane-backed fcQfi fift chairs. Priced regularly at now on sale J)00UU Six-piece dining suite, genuine walnut; 54-inch round table, 60-inch buffet, three straight and one arm chair with the finest grade silk tapestry seats. fcQft K( Priced regularjy at $200; now on sale P0OU Closed-out numbers of dining chairs in sets of four or six; chairs that cost up to $12.50 regularly; to Cf now on sale at, each J)0OU REDLANDS. Ausr. 1.

First-hand information on conditions at Santa Barbara and the needs of the city in rebuilding will be obtained by tie Rediands committee on Santa Barbara relief. Members of the committee will leave this city at 5 o'clock Monday morning for a isit to Santa Barbara. They will be. accompanied by committeemen from San Bernardino and Ontario. In Santa Barbara the finance committee of that city will be Interviewed in order that the men In this county will have facts upon which to base their appeal for funds.

Plans for the drive tn Rediands and other cities of the county will depend upon the information procured Monday. It is likely the date for instituting the drive will be set at a meeting to be held at 5 o'clock Wednesday evening in San Bernardino when the members of the county committee will gather. Philip Harris is chairman of the committee In this city. Other members are Mayor Allen Wheaton. Paul W.

Moore, Henry G. Clement. Arthur Conner and A. E. Isham.

Elks Ball Team Put on Ice at YM.C.A. (Sr-eeial Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. Aug. 1. The Elks' baseball team was put on the Ice last night at the Y.

M. C. A. when it was defeated by the Icemen, 18-19. The Elks made nine runs In the third inning on two hits, but their opponents' pitchers, Keyes and Edwards, remained cool and held them in check while teammates battered hits off Green and Cruzan.

Seventeen errors were recorded in one of the most feverish games yet seen on the diamond. San Bernardino Man Plans Building Here (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Aug. 1. After hav. ing erected 25 houses In San Bernardino, R.

A. Swank, formerly of Utah, has moved to Rediands and plans building activities here. He has bought 23 lots of the tract owned by the Cook Realty Company. A five-room stucco dwelling is being built on Olive Avenue as a home for Mr. Swank.

A four-room frame house will next be built, on San Mateo Street. Keep tn touch with Real Estate prices through the Classified Ada NewLumfcer st Low Prices SIXTEENTH ST.m:vERNON AVE. SAN BcwNARPINO. CALIFORNIA Phonographs at 40 Discount We are closing out our Phonograph Department. New machines are marked in this August Sale at virtually half price.

The $250 model, for instance, is priced at $150, with $25 worth of records free. Select Your Living Room Furniture Here (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Aug. 1. After a year of studying in Greece and touring In other countries. Professor J.

W. Kyle of the University of Rediands has returned to this city. Places of interest historically and politically were visited by Professor and Mrs. Kyle. "It was a great year." Professor Kyle said, on his return, "but we are glad to be back in Rediands." The couple crossed the ocean on the S.

S. President Hayes, Naples to Boston. In Greece Professor Kyle increased his proficiency In both the classic language and the vernacular. Much of interest concerning the lives of the people and their customs was learned in his conver-sations with the workmen and others with whom he came in contact Everett GUI. well known in the Southern Baptist convention, was met in Europe by Professor Kyle.

Mr. Gill was director of the Baptist work in Italy for several years. Avocado Grove Is Bought by Howard Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Aug. 1. A grove of avocados, in full bearing, has been acquired by W.

E. Howard in the purchase of the Wilson estate in Garden Street. The Wilson estate includes three acres and a- house with 15 rooms and four baths. The house is of stucco and the adjacent grounds have many varieties of shrubs, flowers and trees. FAST Los Angeles-Sta Bernardino Freight and Express SERVICE Baa Bernardino Transportation 361 4th St.

Phone 321-93 FIRE INSURANCE 5. U. STEWART PHONE 442-89 Ask Your Architect Made In I San Bernar dino By I A. E. Taylor Son AND GO" (j rT0NE-Tnt HMtHT COMIMTMi -51 Wr'cHsi (Special Staff OorrsponflenM) REDLANDS.

Aug. 1. Establishment of a posture clinic for children of Bedlands and environs is being placed, according to a report made today to the Kiwanis Club by Mi.s Jeanette Sturges. One thousand dollar already has been pledged by interested citizens. Miss Sturges reported that Dr.

Ellis Jones, orthopaedic furgeon of Los Angeles, had offered his services and those of his assistant, tr. Ross Sutherland. If Rediands residents will support the clinic. Miss Sturges said, these physicians will take charge of remedying pOEtural defects in the children of this city, and supply a trained physiotherapist. "Much attention nowadays is being devoted to the care of crippled children." Miss Sturges' report said.

'In every place where surveys have been made and special work done to help the children we find that prevention Is being stressed. "There are three causes of the crippling conditions: congenital, disease, and accident. In regard to the last, aid has to be given after the crippling has occurred. "Tuberculosis and infantile paralysis are the chief trouble makers. The first Is being largely prevented now by the care taken with the milk supply, and the cures are made more successful by the use of sun treatment.

"Infantile paralysis Is still in the unpreventaWe stage, but the resultant deformity is being largely prevented by the prompt and expert care now given to the victim of that dread disease." Miss Sturges declared that the movement to care for the crippled and try to prevent crippling Is spreading throughout the United States. In Northern Europe, including Great Britain, for a long time similar work has been done by means of gymnastics under medical supervision. Remarkable results have been obtained with a postural clinic in Boston, according to the general director of the Boston Health Center. Improvement there has been such that the stories "read like fairy tales." the director has written to Miss Sturges. In New Tork, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo and Pitts-, burgh surveys have been made to i determine the number of cripples 5 and causes of crippled conditions.

Miss Sturges cited the work of the Shriners, who are building hospitals to care for crippled children. The Rediands committee engaged in forwarding the work for a clinic here is composed of the Rev. E. S. Lane, H.

H. Garstin, Ben Hodge, Mrs. A. R. Kingsbury.

Mrs. A G. Hubbard, Mrs. W. D.

Mrs. C. W. Hobbs. Mrs.

F. W. Moore, Mrs. Eric "Williams. Mrs.

F. P. Morrison, Miss Grace Gill and Miss Sturges. "We expect to finance the clinic on the membership plan," said Miss Sturges, "asking from everyone ln- terested an annual membership of any amount from $50 down to 5. The fees taken In.

will be turned I bat into ffie fund to help toward the expenses. "Our plans are to have every child who needs this care cripple or potential cripple. Irrespective of race, color or creed go Into this clinic The clinic will charge fees, on sliding scale, from full fee down to half, quarter or no fee at all, ac-! cording to the financial status of the family. Adults may be taken as private patients on approval of the doctors." Miss Sturges cited cum in this I vicinity which might benefit from such a clinic She mentioned Colton as one of the places in which crip-. pled children could be assisted by I the help Rediands might supply un-! der the plans of the committee.

"There are other places even now, watching us." declared Miss Stur-' gee. "We have wonderful backing. The director of the Community Health Center in Boston has written: Tou have a remarkable opportunity to do an excellent piece of work, not only for Rediands but as a contribution to publio health work In gene al, and we, in Boston, shall be very much Interested In knowing your results." Much Climate Found By Traveling Trio 'Speelat Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Aug. 1. Much climate worse than that of Rediands and none better was experienced by W.

C. Hargra.ves, M. H. Kltzslm-moBB and Dr. A.

E. Ball, who have just returned here after a long trip during which they visited many Interesting places. The trio traveled from San Pedro on the teamer Kroonland through the Panama Canal, to New Tork. There they separated. Dr.

Ball went to Michigan for a visit, Mr. Fltzslmmont to Rochester, and Mr. Hargraves to Boston, points In New Hampshire, and MgntroU. They reunited at Detroit. A steamship trip cn the Great Lakes followed.

The travelers went to Winnipeg, thence to Edmonton to ee a piece of property formerly owned by Mr. Hargraves. Attracted by a horee race they were diverted, and consequently did not reach the farm they had set out to see. Two dsys were spent at Banff and Lake lulse. Then they visited Seattle.

Vrom Seattle they came back to Rediands via San Pedro, using the teatuer' Alexander for the ocean being prepared across the street In the Chaffee building. Others who have obtained leases in the remodeled Chaffee building are Ear) Nicks, haberdasher, and C. C. Rea-soner, builder. A one-story stucoo building for business purposes wili be constructed on West State Street between Third and Fourth Streets, by Albert Osbun, Rediands automobile dealer.

Part of it will be used for storage of cars and part rented to a business concern. M. M. Levering, brother of L. N.

Levering, of this city, is visiting in Parts. He has written to friends in this city an interesting account of his experiences. Rediands Officer Gets Tip for Work (Special Staff CorrespondMice) REDLANDS, Aug. 1. There are some folk who.

believe the policeman's life is a hard one, but one roust consider the tips. Policeman E. L. Robinson was sent this afternoon to 611 West Fern Avenue, where it was reported that a woman could not get into her house. It was several hours before Policeman Robinson returned to headquarters.

In the meantime he had made a trip to the locksmith and had the lock repaired. He recorded his experience on the police blotter, as follows: "Woman could not get In her house. Kicked down door for her, and replaced it again. Got a dime for if Casing Collapses and Delays Work (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS, Aug. 1.

Lower section of the caelng In the Grape Hill oil well has collapsed and three weeks' work will be necessary to repair the damage. Casing and tools, though free In the hole, are fastened together. It will be necessary to pull the casing, remove- tares" sections, taking the cable out of these sections, and, then repeat the operation for another string of casing 4,675 feet in length. The accident is reported as very disappointing to the owners of the well. They deplore the loss of time, "as the accident occurred just when we were getting into some particularly promising formation." H.

Hand man Buys Ranch and House (Special Staff Correspondence) REDLANDS. Aug. 1. Fifteen-acre ranch and house of 'Mrs. W.

D. Bethell, on Rediands Street, has teen sold to Capt. A. H. Handman.

Mrs. Betl ell obtains an eight-room house with three lots at 60S Highland Avenue. She will make improvements there and us it as her residence. Improvements are also being planned by Capt. Handman.

for th ranch and house he acquired in the deal. OPENING TODAY Matinee afc 2:30 Night at 7 and 9 'North of 36' With Lou Wilton, Jack Holt, Ernest Torrence and a Stupendous Cast of Other Stars Rex Transfer Lines Daily Trips Between San Bernardino and Los Angeles Phone 37 Rediands Yucaipa Colton Highland East Highlands Rialto Fontana Some of the outstanding values are: Overstuffed set, with three pieces, davenport, chair and all upholstered with Baker-cut velour, and in the popular Serpentine front pattern. J- OC Regularly priced at $185 now on sale at 1 Ou Three-piece, cane suite, with solid mahogany frames, Baker-cut velour upholstery. Regularly priced at $125 now on sale rt Alluring Values in Tables Solid mahogany davenport tables, 18x54 inches. The pattern will have your quick' approval.

COO 'f tt Regularly priced at $35; now on sale J)fciS I Solid mahogany end tables, one of the most charming additions to the comfort and beauty of the living room. Regularly, priced at aa now on sale tJT00 Beautiful walnut and mahogany library tables at Half Price No Interruptions The signal. is always "Go" when you are riding on I Norwalk Tires i A Simmons steel day bed, and all the value that Large grass rockers remarkable value in a ervlirl urmian Ytvnf cretonne covered pad, is built into the Sim ij17.5U mons products. Regularly priced at now on sale priced at now on sale Zk Even the seasons of the year do not interfere with the 8 2 long life of this tire which is gaining in favor every- 4 where. 5 GO AND GO Chandler Furniture Co.

ON NORWALKS 5 LIBERAL CREDIT and TIRE SERVICE 0 331 STREET Amos Huckaby Harry Lewis CHANDLER BUILDING REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA III Ml 5.