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I THE SEARCHLIGHT, REDDING, SHASTA COUNTY CALIFORNIA MARCH SATURDAY, 20, 1926. (Special to The Searchlight) DUNSMUIR, March new Jones building on Florence avenue will be occupied by the Dunsmuir Cash Market, and the other half by the City Market. Mrs. H. E.

Scharf has opened a women's clothing shop on the ond floor. Mrs. N. L. McCracken returned Monday evening from a two weeks' visit in Oakland and Sacramento with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baschand left Thursday for San Francisco, where they went for their daughter Yvonne, who has been in San Francisco for two months. Born, in Dunsmuir, California, March 14, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Branstetter, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Kilborn and children came from Roseburg, Oregon, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kilborn's mother, Mrs.

James Dorrell. Ed Dorrell came up from Oakland Monday to attend the funeral of his mother. Mrs. Fred Jones and son Charles of Ashland are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Jones here. Mrs. Judson Smith and son Gene were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. V. C. Palmer at Klamath Falls last week. E.

L. Durnill accompanied Mrs. Durnill and son Melvin home from Klamath Falls, where they had spent several days with friends. Mr. and Mrs.

V. C. Palmer of Klamath Falls were visitors here over Sunday. The Pacific Construction Company has leased the gravel bed owned by Frank Rausch two miles south of Dunsmuir, and William Fairey, with a crew of men, is getting in readiness to install an electric rock crusher. The rock will be used for pavement on the streets of Dunsmuir.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hook have returned from Rochester, Minnesota, where they placed their daughter Betty under the care of the Mayo brothers. Mrs. J.

M. Rogers and sons, Lloyd and John, returned Saturday from Ashland. Donald Branstetter, John Copitsky, Archie Reid and Cyril Malone have returned from Sacramento, where they attended the convention of De Molay, Mrs. M. A.

Carter has returned to her home in Ashland after spending a week here as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. Kelby, and family. Born, in Dunsmuir, California, March 15, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Hale, a daughter, Arminda Azalia. Lynn McMichall, who has been seriously ill at the Dunsmuir Hospital for two weeks, is still in a serious condition and little hope is held for his recovery. Mrs.

Ben Cober of Mills City, Oregon, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster. Mr. and Mrs.

Leighton Foster of Copco were week-end guests of the Frank Fosters. NEXT CLASS IN MAY Admits High School Graduates For Information Write Superintendent of Nurses STANFORD SCHOOL OF NURSING San Francisco Shasta County Elk Horns For Display In State Commission Frank A. Greene, deputy fsh and game commissioner, has just sent to the office of the state commission a pair of elk antlers that Greene found in the vicinity of Bear mountain. The elk had not been shot, but is believed to have died from sickness or other causes. The antlers are six points and have a five foot reconstructed and mounted and placed with other displays in the commission's office.

ANOTHER CASE DROPPED The suit of Cushman against Van Matre was dropped from superior court calendar Friday. A settlement was effected out of court. I. 0. 0.

F. All Odd Fellows invited to attend special meeting Saturday evening. First, second and third degrees. ALBERT JONES, Noble Grand. foot spread.

The head will be tf W. F. WEBER, Secretary. Let this Bank Be your Bookkeeper. A check book is safer than cash.

If you lose your check book, the finder can't use it. Open a checking account with us and pay your bills with a check. Your returned, cancelled checks are the best kind of receipts for every cent paid out by check. The Northern California National Bank affiliated The Redding Savings Bank The Bank With the Big Chime Clock CAN'T BE A BEAT FOR RESULTS CLASSIFIED Classified Ads AN SURE CALL YOU AD JUST SATISFIED 8 TO ARE AND FOR BE THIS IS THE OFFICIAL MARKET PLACE OF SHASTA COUNTY pays for 6 lines 7 times-6 to be FOR SALE--Large house; some furniture; lots of shade; garage, good location; $40 per month. G.

E. Oaks, 324 Yuba St. 3-21-c FOR SALE--Dodge motor, made into power plant, suitable for pumping or saw or other uses, $125; brand new centrifugal pump, $50; 80 foot 18 inch canvas belt, 4' ply, 40c per foot; 50 feet inch leather belt, 2 30c per foot; 30 feet 5 inch leather belt, 35c per foot; double drum hoist, new, $350; Burkett elevator, suitable for dredger loading or ditching, at bargain; a quantity of machine bolts, about 500, le each; 2 inch sand and gravel pump, $125; 5 foot Fresno scraper, swinging picks; 6 inch mining hose and nozzles; quarter h. p. gasoline engine, $20; 18 h.

p. gasoline engine, $100; 1 h. p. motor, 2 h. 5 h.

10 h. p. motors, 225 volts; 100 steel cots, $2.75 each; 2 inch, 6 inch and 8 inch mine blowers; quantity of' pipe fittings and valves; Overland delivery truck at bargain. 617-619 California street. See Bewsher.

FOR SALE-3 acre ranch on highway; irrigation water, 4 room house, grapes, young fruit trees, electricity. $1000 or $200 cash, $25 per month. 10 room house; garage; shade; ideal location, $3300. Terms. 4 acre farm, 1 acre strawberries, irrigation water; barn, no house; near school; berries will pay cost.

$550. G. E. Oaks, 324 Yuba Street. 3-21-c FOR SALE -Don't be misled on inferior grades furniture.

We will compete with any mail order house. The Polse Furniture Company. FOR SALE--USED CARS 1924 Chev. Coupe. 1924 Chev.

4 Pas. Coupe 1923 Chev. Tour. 1923 Chev. Road.

1922 Chev. Tour. 1924 Ford Road. 1923 Ford Coupe 1923 Ford Tour. 1923 Star Tour.

1923 Ford Coupe Used Cars A. MILTON HERYFORD 711 Market street, telephone 111 tf FOR SALE- Baby chicks, R. I. Reds, Barred Rocks and White and Brown Leghorns. A hatch taken out on Tuesday of every week.

E. S. Summers, Corning, Cal. 3-25c FOR SALE-S. C.

White Leghorn chicks of quality from our own matings of 200 to 250 egg stock. Order now. Large type producers of large eggs have been our specialty for over 20 years. We also have hatching eggs and breeding cockerels for sale. The Model Poulity Farm, W.

C. Corning, FOR RENT FOR RENT--Modern furnished apartments, garage. Phone 730-J, 214 Pine street, or 409 Butte street. FOR RENT--Furnished apartment at Court street, also rooms at 307 Court street, with or without board. Telephone 269-R or call at 307 Court street.

FOR -Furnished apartment, neat and clean. Inquire 202 Pine street. FOR RENT--Two room furnished apartment; large pleasant rooms Apply Kleineberg Apartments, 419 Oregon street, phone 240-J. 3-20c FOR RENT--Good shady place for any one who desires to settle dowr for summer. Inquire Belli Second 26 THE SE SEARCHLIGHT HT PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY Daily Searchlight, 60 cents a month; $6 by the year.

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Foreign a and local advertising rates furnished on application. Call TELEPHONE 8 for all departments. Sound waves have great power. The clapping of hands has been known to swell heads. That Stockton case reminds us that maniacs will be maniacs in the best regulated families.

We are a queer people, and if a man announces a cure for existing evils we call him a nut. Now is the time for all good candidates to stop kidding themselves, and face the firing line. When Redding, as a coal center, gets to look like Pittsburg none of us will be able to "come There are compensations. If you have one foot on a banana peel, the other may be on chewing gum. We may expect a washout on the line, judging by the number of washing machines that are arriving.

Wives can't really think their husbands are made of money, or a lot of them would have them changed. "Missing baroness found making living as model," says dispatch from Budapest. We hope that she is a model model. Port Angeles News: Here's a shining example of the folly of pessimism. A Port Angeles man walked into a store and wanted to buy a suit of clothes.

"How's business?" he asked. "Rotten, never saw the town as dead before," replied the merchant. "Well, if that's the case, I guess I'll wear this suit a little longer until things pick up," replied the customer as he backed into the sunshine. Rats Overboard Information wants to know "Jesse" or "Jesse" will desert taneous when one or the other breed to stay with a lost cause, when "Walter" will desert "Walter." Desertion will be sponcalls for help. Neither is of the or aboard a sinking ship.

Salesman's Handy Calendar First class excuses for not doing business arranged chrono legieally for ready reference: do any business this month; everybody's taking inventory." short month. See me next month." say that after Easter, they'll be ready to talk business." much rain has put a damper on business." ready yet. Will surely do something on next trip." man with the say-so was out of town at their trade convention." do anything on our proposition until after the summer." away on vacation." are waiting to see how fall business is." do anything now until after the election." Novem Too busy with Christmas orders; told me to see him after the holidays." us after the first of the year." (Re-wind and repeat.) All the Glory A San Francisco paper points to the shipment of a whole train load of washing machines, 41 car loads in all, from an eastern factory center to San Francisco, as an event over which the bay city may well rejoice. It is claimed that the shipment was drawn to San Francisco by the revelation published that 50,722 new single family homes had been erected in the bay region in the last five years. Now that is all very beautiful and very inspiring, from a bay city and bay region point of view.

But in the rejoicing over the enormous character of the shipment of washing machines, and over the marvelous increase of single family homes in the bay region, the error is made that is so often made by San Francisco, of forgetfulness of the part played in the marketing of these machines by the interior valleys--the Sacramento, the San Joaquin, the Santa Clara, the Napa and Sonoma, and even the Moon. There is abundant ground for suspicion that a goodly part of these 41 car loads of washing machines will find homes in the interior, and that San Francisco, while absorbing possibly the greater part, is merely a distributing point for the remainder. San Francisco is prone to serenely claim all the glory, and to forget about the vast and rich region that contributes so mightily to her prestige. "WINTER IS HERE, BUT DON'T BE CRABBY" ENJOY YOURSELF AT BARAGER RILEY'S (OLNEY CAFE) A warm, comfortable, sociable themselves. resort where men enjoy The best of Candies, Newspapers, Periodicals, Tobacco and Well Prepared Soft Drinks on Sale.

Always TRUCK TIRES Kelly Goodrich Firestone Springfield All Standard Sizes in Stock Solid and Pneumatic PRESTO EXCHANGE WILLIAM A. BYSTLE 209 WEST STREET PHONE 318-J Redding, California Redding Headquarters For the New Madrona Dredging Company Articles of incorporation of the Madrona Dredging Company were filed tor record in the county recorder's office Friday morning. The capitalized at $400,000 and Redding the principal place of business, all operations of the company being directed from this city. The company will operate a dredger along the Trinity river on lands regently acquired by Edward L. Smith of Redding, formerly of the Trinity Dredging Company.

It is planned to build a dredger at once. Smith is president, the other directors being V. B. Bennett and E. P.

Vilas of Redding, Charles Paulsen of Trinity Center and John Haley of Weaverville. Carr Kennedy of this city are legal advisors of the concern. SALE IS CONFIRMED Confirmation of the sale of real estate in the estate of Belle Jenkins was confirmed in superior court Friday morning by Judge Walter E. Herzinger. The property was purchased by C.

B. O'Brien of Oakland for $5650. Public Administrator John Larkin made the sale. ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA Charged with lascivious conduct toward, his daughters, Newton H. Mark of Winthrop entered a plea of not guilty in superior court Friday morning.

His trial has been set for May 17. DIED IN COUNTY HOSPITAL William Baker, inmate of the county hospital, died late Thursday night. He was 75 years of age and a native of Illinois? For several years he had to be cared for like an infant. So far as known he leaves no relatives. ESSENTIALS If a child is denied the essential vitamins, rickets, weak bones, imperfect teeth or other manifestations of faulty nutrition follow.

Scott's Emulsion of vitamin-activated cod-liver oil is the ideal nourishment for growth of body and bones. Give your boy or girl Scott's Emulsion. AT RETAIL DRUGGISTS Price and $1.20 E3 Scott Bowne. Bloomfield, N. J.

25-32 HIGHEST PRICES Paid for USED FURNITURE Or in Exchange for NEW Stanley Jacox TELEPHONE 19 604 Market Redding James C. Jacobson OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted 517 Market Street REDDING, CALIFORNIA Residence Phone 304-W office Phone 240J Fine Winter Food COOLING DRINKS THAT Well Cooked SATISFY He TRY OUR HOT TAMALES George Lapp, Prop. "The Radio Shop" Complete Line of Seta Parts, Batteries, Tubes JAS. V. VANCE Opposite Golden Eagle Telephone 221-W I DUNSMUIR 75 cents in advance FOR SALE FOR SALE--First class phonograph with thirty-six fine records and packing case, for less than price.

A. Melcher, Rt. 1, Box 15, Redding. FOR SALE Wire haired fox terrier pups of champion stock. 2424 Montgomery way, Sacramento, Cal.

FOR SALE--Improved 1926 model Ford touring car, run 200 miles, balloon tires. Price right. Box Searchlight office. 3-25c FOR SALE- -Window screens, 25c each; sash doors and screen doors, $2 to refrigerator $10; ice box $10; 3 burner gas plate with stand, gas stoves and ranges, $5 to $30; cook stoves, $10 to $25; second hand toilets, $7.50 to $15; white enamel sinks, $6.50 and Newcomb loom for weaving fancy rag rugs and carpets, A1, $100; terra cotta pipe, 6 inch, 50c foot, tees 75c; 3 burner oil stove, A1, $20; Singer sewing machine, first class, $25; mahogany davenport table, A1, oak buffet, baby buggy, $7.50. Phone 52-J, E.

E. Moss, 312 Yuba street. FOR SALE-182 acre farm; netting fence, livestock, implements, 100 acres plowed, grain, rest pasture. Price $9000, half cash, rest easy terms to right party. Antone Kock, Buckeye, via Redding.

FOR SALE--Heavy wrapping paper, discarded from news bundles. Five cents each. Sarchlight office. tf FOR SALE--Gas range, good condition. call 253-R.

3-23c Reasonable. 405 East street, FOR SALE -Mountain grown, progressive everbearing strawberry plants, $10 per 1000, $5.50 per 500, $1.50 per 100, postpaid. D. F. Hollenbeak, Whitmore, Cal.

3-30c FOR SALE-5 acre ranch, bottom land, small house, new; chicken house; good well, 50 yards to school, electricity and irrigating water available, fenced; $850. A real bargain. E. Oaks, 324 Yuba street. 3-23c FOR SALE--New cars.

If you want bargain see 118. Advanced six, Nash sedan, 1926. March's Garage, 716 Market street, Redding. Telephone 16. MAMMA FOR SALE -Maxwell ton truck, cheap; in good condition.

Just the thing for your spring hauling. March's Garage. 716 Market street. Telephone 16, FOR SALE- -Several cars and parts for most any car, magnetoes, etc. Shasta Auto Wreckers, George F.

Farley, proprietor, 404 Pine street. Telephone 228-W. FOR SALE-35 acres improved farm, 5 room house, hog tight fence, fine well, good irrigation, family orchard, facing highway, railroad, outbuildings, He 15 ance dres, subdivide, acres in box in grain, 117, easy good 1 R. mile terms. stand to Anderson, town.

Edward alfalfa, 3-23c Will bal- Cal. OnFOR SALE- -Baby chicks. Brown and White Leghorns, R. I. Reds, Plymouth Rocks and Black Minorcas, Red and Rock hatch off each Tuesday, all priced right.

McCune Hatchery, Orland, Cal. 3-23c FOR SALE-850 head good ewes with January lambs, priced for quick sale at $13. These sheep can be seen on the range, 4 miles east of Anderson bridge on the south side of the road. I. W.

Griffin. 3-12etf FOR SALE OR RENT--Clark house furnished, also Cabin for rent. Call at 48 North Court street. 3-22cl times in the daily and 1 Hand store, 408 California street; telephone 213-W or 338-R. 3-20c FOR RENT--House of seven rooms, bath and sleeping porch; suitable for income property; no small children.

Apply Hare Hill or Mrs. Rohm, 511 Pine street. 3-20c FOR RENT-Furnished room off bath, private entrance; $10 month. 721 Railroad avenue, telephone 769-J. FOR RENT- Three and four room apartments, new and modern, comfortable and convenient, completely equipped.

Court apartments, 709 Court street, telephone 214-W. FOR RENT Furnished apartments at Del Monte, half a block sout of the court house. Newly reno vated; also sleeping rooms. Mr and Mrs. 8.

H. Fiske 8-7t WANTED WANTED--Mattress work. Mattresses made over the same day, newly covered. Telephone 343-J. 207 California street.

3-25c WANTED -Hemstitching; prompt attention given to mail orders. Phoenix hosiery, chiffon and service weight, $1, $1.50, $1.75, $1.95. The Style Shoppe. WANTED -Boarders and roomers, home cooking, block and half from P. G.

E. office. Mrs. Fish, 300 Pine street. 3-23c WANTED Boarder and roomer.

Price reasonable. Inquire Searchlight office or write Box Searchlight. 3-23c WANTED -Male accoontant. An opening for male accountant with local concern; one who can hadle collections and assist with sales. Must be able to furnish bond, and give references.

Apply in own handwriting. Address box 5, in care of Searchlight. WANTED Women to work at home. Make $5 for six hours work. Dignified.

No selling. Enclose stamp. Consolidated Card 128 No. Wells Dept. 137, Chicago.

3-20c WANTED -Poland China pig, male, between 4 and 6 months old; send to James Stewart, Buckeye, California. 3-20c WANTED--A man to work on ranch for general work; good wages; middie aged man preferred. Address Geo. Statton, Baird, Cal. 3-20c WANTED Sewing and remodeling.

Prices reasonable. Mrs. Fred Goodloe, 721 Railroad avenue. Telephone 769-J. LOST AND FOUND LOST--Amber rimmed glasses in front of or near Redding Theater, Monday night.

Please leave at Searchlight office. STOLEN STOLEN--From premises, in February, log sawing attachment with saw, belonging to Ottawa drag saw. Anyone having positive proof, of its whereabouts, please notify Mrs. Lena Buszdieker, Whitmore, Cal. 3-30c MISCELLANEOUS PIANO TUNING--M.

Haskin, piano tuner, in town. Leave orders at Bergh Music House or telephone 289-R. 2-20c PAINTING -Estimates cheerfully given by J. R. Houx on your spring painting.

I use only the best material time in the weekly manufactured by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. Leave orders with J. G. Koppen, 511 Market street. Telephone 147.

3-25c SINGER STORE--The only authorized sewing machine agency. See Singer us in our new location. Rents, repairs, service. D. M.

Ogilvie, 315 Market street, Redding. Telephone 270-W. 2-18ctf SINGER ART SHOP art and stamp goods. Hemstitching, Full line of thread, silk and cotton. Finished models for inspection and at Singer store.

Mrs. approval, Ogilvie in charge, at 315 Market street. Telephone 270-W. 2-18ctf SEWING MACHINE AGENCY-SINGER and other makes. Sales, ser vice, rent, repair and supplies James V.

Vance, opposite Golden Eagle. Telephone 221-W. PROFESSIONAL PATENT ATTORNEYS PERCY 8. WEBSTER, Savings Loan Bank Stockton. CallLong established, efficient organization.

Send for free book on patenta. B. F. SAYLOR, M. D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Craddock Building Down town 351-W-Residence 114 J. Elton Richardson, Opt D. THE (NORTHERN OPTICAL CO. EXPERT OPTICAL SERVICE 315 Yuba Street Redding California X-Ray Equipment Phone. DR.

H. C. ERNO, Dentist 519 Market street REDDING Gas Given Hours to 12, 1 to 5 Evenings by Appointmen DR. DOZIER'S SANITARIUM Private for Modern Medical Treatment. Laboratory and X-Ray facilities.

Excellent Nursing Service. Moderate Rates. Owned and Managed by EARNEST DOZIER. M. D.

WE GIVE To ADJUSTMENTS CHIROPRACTIC Keep Serene USE Chiropractic Health Service Hours: 10 12 a. m. 2 to 5 p. m. ACCORDING TO Saturday: NEUROCALOMETER 9 to 12 a.

m. READINGS And by appointment C. E. WALKER'S CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTERY Post Office Building Redding.