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THE HANFORD MORNING JOURNAL. FRIDAY, APRIL: 18, 1919. PAGE SEVEN BIG BAPTIST DRIVE IS NOW UNDER WAY Rockefeller Will Give 000 if Remainder of Six Million Is Raised. The Baptist church of the nation is In the midst of a great campaign to raise Six Millions of dollars for the world work of that denomination, the drive having opened on the 6th inst. The first ten days of the drive indi.

cate that the great undertaking will prove successful, as may be judged from the following telegrams from the New York headquarters of the Laymen's Committee: Prof. W. F. Martin, Chairman, Berkeley, Cal. Individual gifts of April 6th to 16th opened auspiciously.

Believe ultimate success is assured by four factors: First, splendid Ministers and Missionaries campaign just closed: second. Mr. Rockefeller's promise to increase his gift to $750.000 if the full Six Million dollars is raised: third, the rising tide of enthusiasm in a majority of States: fourth, God's promised blessing. FRED P. HAGGARD, National Director.

H. Bowler, Western Ex. Secretary, Berkeley. Cal. Endeavors for M.

M. fund reaches successful conclusion through Rockefeller pledge of $250,000. He promises to increase gift to $750.000 it $6.000,000 is attained. Make every effort to compass the Six Million total by April 16th. Then continue the campaign till crowned with success by April 30th.

HAGGARD. The campaign in California is propressing most favorably, A spirit of enthusiasm fort the great undertaking has taken possession of nearly all of the churches in the State. Men outwide the communion, even, have proffered assistance unsolicited. When the world sees man or woman, or society, trying to "put across" something for humanity's good, it desires to share in the work. Here are a few Illustrations At Boise, Idaho, three men gave $700- as much as the entire church gave last year; another man contributed as much as the entire church did the vear before one church in Nevada has given as much on the drive as the entire State did last year.

The same condition applies to Utah, where one church has already contributed more than the whole State did last year, and second church promises to do likewise. Idaho has already gone "over the top." The churches of Southern Califormla, especially, are afre with enthusiasm. Before the date of the drive. they had raised $42,000. One church, Dr.

First Church, raised $7,500 in twenty-four hours. Northern California churches have aiso caught the spirit, The Berkeley First Church raised $1,000 the first day of the drive. The First Church of San Francisco made a great day of the opening date. It, was Dr. Henry's last service and the membership delighted him by going into the drive strong -between $500 and $600 ever their budget.

The San Joaquin Valley churches did not wait for the opening of the campaign. Great prog. ress has been made, and the outlook there 1s bright. CUT THIS OUT- IT IS WORTH MONEY DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley 2835 Sheffield Chicago, writing your name and address clearly.

You will receive in return a trial package containing, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache. kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic. for constipation. biliousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. Re Roddick.

If you have lost something- use A tournal Class Ad We Buy and Sell New and SecondHand JUNK FURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS RANGES We buy junk of every description HANFORD JUNK FURNITURE CO. 201 East Sixth St. Phone 747-J REAL ESTATE--LOANS Neat Bungalow AND LARGE GROUND ON ELEVENTH STREET Price $1250 SeeG. M. Wilson With E.

E. Bush 116 W. Seventh St. Doings of the Duffs LITTLE FeLLOW 18 ALL RIGHT- I WOULDN'T HAVING AM MYSELF Real Estate REAL ESTATE Instruments filed with the Recorder of Kings County. Reported by Belle A.

Washburn. Hanford, April 17, 1919. DEEDS Frank Fortado et u1X to M. R. Gomes, April 11-19, $10; 1 of W.

of N. E. of Sec. 4-18-21. George Peterson ei ux to A.

P. Alves, April 12-19, $6000: Lot Sec. 19-20-20, lying E. of levee and all lot 4 in Sec. 20-20-20.

MORTGAGES M. R. Gomes et u1X to Frank Fortado, April 16-19, $6000; On or before 1 year. 7 per cent. of W.

of N. E. of Sec. 4-18-21. 10 acres.

Alfred Costa to First National Bank of Lemoore. April 16-19. $1700. 6 8 per cent. Personal property.

C. A. Baker to Hanford National Bank, April 17-19, $375; 1 day 10 per cent: Personal property. ASSIGNMENT Carl Vartanian to Abraham Vartanian, Jan. 3-19: Vol.

5. Contracts. page 476, Und. int. in contract on lot 25 and W.

of lot 20. Sec. 3- 17-22. WHERE FLAPPER IS UNKNOWN, Life in Japan Seems Largely a Matter of Negations for Both Girls and Women. In Japan the "flapper" has not urrived.

The majority of Japanese young girls never exchange a word with a man of marriageable age outside their own immediate family. There is no masculine audience for young feminine coquettes and there is no masculine eye to admire the little personal adornments. the choice of which fills such a large part of the frivolous western sister's exciting life. It would seem indeed that life for the young Japanese girl is mainly a matter of negations, observes the New East Magazine. She has no real clothes problem.

Her dress has been designed by some mysterious power long before she was born. It has been decreed that at a certain age she shall wear certain colors, which must be changed at certain seasons. Her kimono shall have longer or shorter sleeves on this or that occasion. Her obi shall be so high and of such and such colors. She has not even to think of how she shall arrange her hair, for the same mysterious power has decreed that the hair shall be oiled, stiffened, combed and twisted into a given pattern.

As this mysterious power has to be obeyed, a hairdresser has to be employed regularly for the right fixing of this coiffure. A Japanese girl is scarcely an individual, but is rather part of a plan, and her silhouette must correspond with the plan. A husband having been obtained for her. a dowry provided, her wardrobe filled, she has not even to exercise originality in the furnishing of her home. The same mysterious power has decreed how this home shall look.

Mennen's for men, the par excel lent after -shave powder not conspicuous on the face. COUSINS HOWLAND DRUG STORE. (3496) Walnut Grafting Have your old Black Walnut Trees grafted to English Walnuts. Twelve years' experience. Phone 335J W.

A. Ledbetter Hanford Wilbur tries out the pony! GRAN, JUMP! STEADY! JUMP OVER Classified Ad Section FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE 40 to 200 ACRES leveled irrigated land $90 per acre. Adapted to alfalfa, corn, olives, figs, grapes, Poplar-Saucelito Section. Abundant water, low lift, with one of the very finest electric pumping and cement pipe irrigating systems in Tulare County. Large holding recently acquired through foreclosure sale and portion now offered at 40 per cent less than valuation of similar land.

Cheapest high-grade irrigated land in San Joaquin Valley. Address immediately, Owner 927 Gramercy Drive, Los Angeles, giving phone number and where 10- cated. (3671) ACRES of land east of town. Inquire Battle's Radiator Works. (3556) 10, 20 OR 40-ACRE tracts of good land, under irrigation, 1 mile from Hanford.

J. N. Benedict. (3545) ACRES of unimproved land in Thompson Colony. Price $2250.00 Part down, balance on terms if desired.

For particulars Inquire of R. L. Barton in the colony. (,3267) FOR RENT TWO furnished housekeeping rooms. 621 N.

Douty. Professional Cards UNDERTAKERS PORT. L. RUSSELL Funeral Director Embalmer Parlors 222 West Eighth St. Telephone 547J.

Hanford, Cal. PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION, UNDERTAKING INC. Corner Eighth and Douty Street Masonte Building) R. D. PAUL Funeral Director and Embalmer Telepnone 380.

Hanford. Cal CLARENCE RICE UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Corner Eighth and Harts Sta. Modern and Up-To-Date Residence Undertaking Parlors Tamphone a Hanford. ATTORNEY8-AT-LAN 0. C.

RUSSELL J. Attorney-at-Law Omen Roona 16. 14. Mirat Bank Bu: Ging, Hanford, PIANO TUNING L. BOYNTON F.

Expert Tuner Sifice at W. D. James Jewelry Store. Telephone 304-J Answers Calls Any Place All Work Guaranteed DENTISTS H. F.

CRAVEN DENTIST Spocialist in Extracting and Plate Work Room 1, with Dr. Torrens 2101 North Douty Street, Hanford Phone 638J. Battle Is RADIATOR SPECIALIST and has a fully equipped shop for repairing all types and kinds of Radiators. FENDERS REPAIRED Battle's Radiator Works Phone 345. East of Tomer'e Garage.

KINGS COUNTY MAPS ON SALE at the Journal office Show all the old, also the munexed territory. Printed on heavy bond Price 50 centa; 5 centa tra by mall. de By Allman I WANT YOU TO UNDERSTAND THAT YOU'RE TO LEAVE THIS PONY ALONE THIS PONY IS FOR DANNY CAN HAVE HIM AS FAR AS IM CONCERNED Amusements Real Estate Ideal Dairy Ranch Well Located Everything up-to-date; electricity and telephone; excellent buildings; cement cow barn; troughs; seperator house; water piped all over; hogtight fence. About 80 acres of alfalfa, 50 acres of young orchard, coming 3 and 4 years, 10 acres in barley, All good land; NO ALKALI; NO HARDPAN; all leveled and checked. Firstclass water rights.

Owner is leaving the country and will sell at a sacrifice. H. G. Large REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE 223 N.

IRWIN ST. PHONE 127. HANFORD Res. Phone 553W. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY Buy that 6-room plastered house, with cement foundation and 3 lots on north side of Porter Street, We will make you a good loan on it.

SEE G. M. WILSON With E. E. BUSH 116 W.

7th St. Not When Will The Tire Blowout BUT HOW SOON Can I Have It Vulcanized? KOKOMO'8 5,000 MILES Greatly Reduced CLEINMAN'S AUTO WRECKING CO. GOOD AS IT READS A cure; not a remedy. Acts like magic. Dr.

Matthews' Malaria Remedy. Accept no substitute. All druggists. (3619) If there 18 something you WANT It is obvious that NOW is the time to advertise in the classified. (3397) MONEY TO LOAN 850,000 TO LOAN on improved city property, or for building, on easy terms of repayment.

A. F. Flory, 217 N. Irwin St. (3406) Classified Ad.

Rate Advertisements inserted ander this head at the rate of cents per line each issue, or by the month at 75 cents per line. No advertisements taken for less than 15 cents. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS RABBITS, 415 E. Florinda. (3723) HOGS -15 feeders, see T.

H. Lobse, Route Box 229. (3717) NEW auto wheels with demountable rims, 32x4, 34x4, can be used on any car. Hanford Auto Wrecking Junk Co. Phone 282.

(3706) CHEAP. 2 corner lots, corner Bush and Redington St.8. Inquire Peter M. Nelson, 220 W. Elm St.

(3709) ORANGE and olive trees at bargain prices. Douglas Thorne. 12x18 BARN in good condition. Call at 426 W. Myrtle St.

(3695) PIGS at Bernstein's Pig Sale Saturday, April 26th. (3685) CHOICE Holstein cows, from noted Kimble herd. Come and see. Phone 711R4. (3684) SIXTY Durham and Holstein Milk Cows.

Phone 33F12. C. Fagundes. Route 4, Box 50, Bakersfield, Cal. (3673) EARLY 1918 Chalmers five passenger car, with plate glass back.

White wire wheels. P. 0. Lox 555. (3658) YOUNG WORK MARES 20 head, broke to work, 1200 to 1700 3 to 8 years old; will trade single or in teams for young mules.

John Burrell, 5 miles south and mile east of Armona. (3283-dw) FIRST-CLASS baled alfalfa hay $16.50 per ton. W. C. Gallalier ranch.

Phone 8F11. (3635 TEI head of Holstein heiters. From two year old to yearlings. Phone 28F11. Robert Burr, 8 miles southeast of Hanford.

BALED hay $18.00 per ton at hospital, end of So. Douty St. Dr. Geo. Gordon.

Phone 153. (3622) HOLT, 18 caterpillar In perfect condition. New track. Price right Terma. Walter Cameron.

(3130) FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE FIVE LOTS Armona. Exchange any kind of stock. Address 812 F. Fresno. (3689) WANTED WANTED AT ONCE First-class young sound, gentle, work team.

Not over 1300. pounds. Apply Journal, Box 3727 (3727) WANTED 1,000 men with broken bicycles. Apply Kirkbride's Bike Shop, 113 N. Douty St.

(3489) WANTED Girl, experienced chocolate dipper. Inquire Sanitary Candy Kitchen, 118 N. Douty St. (3694) FARM WANTED FROM 160 to 320 acres of corn land on shares, by competent farmer, For information se6 Walter Cameron, Hanford. (3631) WRITE LOB Angeles Y.

M. C. A. Auto School. Get started right.

(3299) WANTED TO RENT SIX ROOM bungalow with garage in town. Communicate with A. E. Skinner, Hotel Kings. (3690) A SMALL furnished bungalow or an apartment.

Inquire 212 N. Irwin St. (3698) FEMALE HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER for two young men. Middle-aged preferred. Apply Box 3714 Journal.

(3714) FOUND AUTO truck crank. Owner may get same by paying for advertisement. Apply Journal. (3726) AND HEATRE MATINEE TO 5 P. M.

John Barrymore INHere Comes the Bride MACK SENNETT COMEDY PATHE NEWS EVENING LIBERTY LOAN RALLY FIVE-REEL PICTURE- THE PRICE OF PEACE" SHE LA THEATRE TODAY LAST TIME "The Ghost of the Rancho" WHOOPEE! Ilis old man threw him out of doors because he was wild, so he went to work and won amighty pretty -irl end cleaned up a gang of bad men just to prove he had the right stuff in him. That's BRYANT WASHBURN in "THE GHOST OF THE RANCH (A Pathe Play, full of Pep and Action.) COMEDY- OF A FEATHER" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY VALESKA SURRATT in "THE SOUL OF BROADWAY" UNIVERSEATRE VIOLA DANA The Gold Cure A SPARKLING COMEDY Fatty Arbuckle In WEEKLY NEWS VIOLA DANA HAVE YOU ANY KIND OF A Business Plan Are you "waiting for a chance" to push that business venture or plan or to find BACKING for that idea or invention of yours? You can "finance" a series of little ads under the "Business Opportunities" classification, in which to geek for a partner or a backer. And if your plan is a good one, YOU CAN FIND HIM. If it's a plan worth thinking about at all it's worth A Journal Want Ad Campaign -isn't it? Subscribe for the Daily Journal.