Napa Journal from Napa, California • 11

NAPA JOURNAU FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930, PAGE ELEVEN The Journals Classified and Professional Directory BUCK RODGERS, 2430 A.D. By Phil Nowlan and Dick Calkins KYA OSTEOPATHS DR. LEO BAKER, Foot Specialist of Oakland, will be in Vallejo every Wednesday and Thursday at Dr. Franks office in New Greenwood Building, Georgia and Marin Streets. For appointments call Vallejo 1530.

(J5-tf VETERINARIANS DR. R. E. ED ERICK Veterinarian Office and Residence. 2136 Oak St Behlow Bldg Napa, Cal.

Rhone SI Room 1700 Phone Kearny 6769 Clans Sprackela San Francisco NATHAN F. COOMBS Attorney-at-Law Office in Migltavacca Km, 14 Napa, Calif. Phone 109 WALLACE RUTHERFORD Attorney-at-Law District Attorney and Bank of Napa Building Dhftnc 8 Cdltf. KGO A. M.

7 30 Sunrise Serenaders. 8:00 Financial Service. 8:15 Morning Melodies. 8:30 Cross-cuts of the Day. 9:00 Vermont Lumberjacks, 9:15 Meet the Folks.

9:30 Entertainers; Food Supply. 10:00 Womans Magazine. 11:00 Standard School Broadcast. 11:30 Philharmonic Organ recital, P. M.

12:00 Luncheon Orchestra. 1:00 Magic Speech; Next Door. 2:00 In Spotlight; Air Vaudivilie. 3:00 Blac kand Gold Room Orch. 3:45 Vagabonds.

4:15 News Service; Phil Cook. 4:45 Five Footnotes. 5:00 Fleischman Hour. 6:00 Arco Birthday. 6:30 Maxwel IJIouse Ensemble.

7:00 RCA Hour. 7:30 Symphony Hour, 8:30 Amos And', 8:45 Sperry Smiles. 9:00 Story Teller. 9:30 Vagabonds. 10:00 Piano ntings.

10:30 Scotty; Violinist. 11:00 Dance orchestra. MISCELLANEOUS CHIMNEY SWEEP Here for years clean them now before winter no soot or dirt. Call Sampson Rossi Hardware Co. ll-5-2wksx RAVIOLIS FOR SALE every Sunday --at Martins, 869 First Street, c.or.

Juarez and First. Phone 1451. 11-1-lwx CLASSIFIED HATES For five (5) lines or less, 50 oents per week. Each additional line, 10 cents per week. One month For fve (5) lines or leas, $1.50.

Each additional line 25 cents per month. FOR RENT FOR RENT Three room cabin. Apply 850 Napa street. 11-1-lwx FOR RENT Furnished two room apartment. 927 Cuymus street.

lmo TOR RENT a warehouse tear business center rf town. Is stone building and suitable for almost any purpose. Write P. Box 336, Napa, for particulars. FOR SALE In closing up some estate matters I have to offer six small houses, all rented, scattered in various parts of Napa.

Good income-producers for the party who can look after them himself. Investment small. D. u. Beard, Room 1 5, Behlow Building, Napa, California.

lwk WANTED WANTED Chuffenr wants work driving car. Will do other light work around place. References. Phone 1129. lwk WANTED Woman with 13-year-old, would like cooking on ranch.

Address Box 1124, Journal office. 11-2-lwx WANTED Capable womas wishes position as cook or genera housework. Inquire 1410 Seminary St. 10-31-lwx WANTED We have opening fot man with car in sales department. Experience unnecessary.

Apply 833 Main Street 8 a. m. 10-30-lwc Dane to Relsmans Music Stock Market Reports STOCKS BIT NEW LOWS ON S. F. MARKET (By United Press) FRANCISCO, Nov.

(I. F.arlv trading on Hie Stock Exchange today was characterized by further irregularity of price movement, in Inch several issues en. terod new low ground. Among the industrials, Culamba Sugar preferred at 1 1 rs and Oliver Filters A at 23, ere up a each. New lows were touched by ainier Pulp and Paper at 12, down 5: California Coten at 8, down Caterpillar Tractor ut334, from which it rallied to 33 down Paraffine at 53'j down and Consolidated Chemical at 21(s.

from which it recovered to 22, unchanged. liyron Jackson was sitgntly low-I at Paciiic Lighting common hit a new low at 6u, lceovor-ing to O'i, off 7i. Pacific Lighting preferred at P2'i and Pacific (ins common at 4S, were off each. Great Western Power 7s were off mi luj's. lacilic Public Service at 21 'i ami Great Western Power (Is at 104 Vi were steady.

Shi'll Fnion Oil common mocd up i to 10. Tidewater common hit a new low at off r. North American softened to 1H'. Standard of California to kl'i and Fnion Associates 1 to 27. Magnaox steadied at Fli Tiansameiica sold at tills, down TIGHT GAIN IS STAGED BY N.

Y. MARKET (By United Press) NEW YORK, Nov. 6 The Stuck Market today staged a moderate recovery alter touching new luws in the early trading. Pressure lightened after forced liquidation at the opening had run its course. United Slates Steel met I support ali day and did not touch its low of yesterday.

Toward the close buying in steel increased and the stock ran up toward 114, "hero it was up li points not. Todays Prices LIVESTOCK (By United Press) FOETH FAN FRANCESCO, Nov. Hogs 225, direct 87, weak lfe lower; load 170 lb California Iff 15: packing sows 8.5II-S.T3. Cattle I includes 79U hobl-o ei about 59 per cent feeder'', desirable killing steers scarce. Mcady to weak; load 855 lb Mexicans 7.90; she-stork in narrow demand, about steady with yesterday's 25c lower close; load medium 1115 lb cows 5.

39; Pud I hash 1005 lb to country 5.25; odd packages cutters 3.25-1.59; odd medium bulls 5.50; late jcMerday, live loads medium to good 975-1990 lb killing steers 7 99.8.15; toad 930 lb heifers 6. hi; ear 735 lb Marling l'eedi steers 8 25; two (ars S50-975 lb frodpos 7.90-7.25. Calves 75, steady; loud good Jt'l lb California vea lei's 10.50. SI cop 1.025, about stradv; lau dorks mi diiim (,, good so lb fed Iabluima lambs 7 with 10 out yearlings si rung to 25c higher. THE TLAZA KOFFEE SHOPPE at 1019 2nd Street serves a special breakfast from 6 a.

m. to 11 a. in. of fruit, ham or bacon with eggs, toast, fried potatoes and two cups of Hills Bros, fresh made percolated delicious coffee, and only 40c. Member Culinary Workers of America.

11-1-tf 11:30 3:30 4 5:00 5:15 5:45 6:30 7:00 10:00 10:30 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 300 pullets, 5 Va months old. Inquire first ranch left hand aide past R. track east on Lincoln avenue. Mrs. Orapollo.

1 16-1 wx SALESLADIES Lady of pleasing personality, aged 30 to 40 yrs, to represent nationally known manufacturer in -Napa. Product is well advertised and very much in demand. For appointment address Bx. 1738, this LOST In High School Football field, Saturday a. m.

black leather sheep-lined coat, with brown belt. Finder notify Donald Cameron, phone 507-W, reward, lwk A FEW 6-ROOM Modern Bungalow complete and ready to occupy will be open for sale and inspection Thursday, No-vem 6th at 2:00 oclock p. n. House Number 1168 Madison St. Price; only 13800.

Liberal terms. A real bargain. Salesman in attendance. JOHN N. MOUNT REALTY 1014 First St.

Tel, 129. 11-4-lwc FOUND Female police dog. iaayltave same by paying for ad. Call 14H Earl street. 11-4-Iwc HUME-MADE RAVIOLIS to take horn-; raw and cooked.

Orders filled anytime Sunday. Orders in advance week days. Mrs. L. Daglia, .34 3rd St.

(in the roar.) Phone 1179-J. 11-2-lwc FOR SALE CHEAP One of Napa Countys most beautiful homes with seven acres of land. I 'or particulars, see C. W. Johnson, Yountville.

11-2-lwx WILL EXCHANGE modern apartment house in. Vallejo, one block from business district, has 7 three-room apartments situated on corner lot; Income 1243 rno. Price will exchange for modern home in Napa as first payment, See Ira Z. Hill, 439 Virginia street, Vailejo, FOR SALE 100 acres stock or dairy ranch 3(4 miles from Vallejo. Has large barn with mill house, 6-room dwelling on main highway.

For quick sale can be had for $10,000 Sold on terms. See Ira Z. Hill, 439 Virginia Vallejo. ll-2-lwx FOR. SALE In St.

Helena, beautiful Napa Valley, about one acre; 5-room cottage, partly furnished, orchard, fine soil, oak and pine trees; City water, gas, electric light; ideal for children, Two blocks. Post Owner elderly man; priced to sell. Big future. Mr. Gundlach, Hunt Avenue, St.

Helena, California. 1 1-2-2 wx YOUNG MAN wishes work of any Phone 855-J. 11-1-lwx TRAVELERS HOTEL pedal low Winter' rates for everybody. Workingmen $2.50 per week. Steam heat, hot and cold water.

Free parking space. 10-31-lmoc I pay my taxes in Napa, so send your work to the Napa Mattress Factory. -Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. I have no branch shops.

"Phone I015-J. NAPA MATTRESS FACTORY Near State Hospital. Oct. tf O. For.

papering, tinting, painting. Mending, plaster patching does good work cheaper than anyone in town. W. J. Brown, 469 Franklin St.

10-30-lmox07 THE BEATRICE MUSIC) SHOP bow located on Third Street, will after October 17th, be located in the store formerly occupied by Wells Music Shop at 1019 First Street. 09-lmo VE YOUR CARPETS Taken cleaned and relaid by the lapa Carpet Cleaners, Shurtleff venue. Phone 1015-J. tf OCHSNER WASHING GREASING GARAGE 145 Eggleston Street, Napa, Calif. Phona 749.

Specialising or Washing, Oiling and Greasing Cars. Crankcase Cleaning Service. Cars called for delivered. marl8-tfc 2OTICE A. Covey is now equipped to do all sorts of auto repairing.

Call 666W, or 1769 Pine Street. 10-12lmox PAINTING-Paperhanging, Decora in-. Wirk guaranteed. Lee Jenson, vox 22, Wooden Valley, Napa County, California. Tele-phe 65-F-4.

10-ri-lmox Theres magic in the baton of this fellow Reis man. Given the new typical Keisman touch and any melody sounds good. But give him a hit like Body and Soul and he simply captivates you with tbs sweep of it. Something to Remember You By, the other side of this record by the same orchestra, makes it just doubly good. That is only one record there are lots more of the same kind in this month's Victor record list.

We will be glad to play them for you without any obligation on your part just drop in. Body and Soul Fox Trot yfrrvwKJf Something to Remember You By Fox Trot and His OacsT No. 22337, 10-ineh Moonlight On the Colorado Walts Nat SmTjnrrr VVT, Dont Tell Her Fox Trot tub Victor Orchestra' No. 22326, 10-inch One More Walts Walts Until We Meet Again Sweetheart "Walts No. 22521, 10-inch Shine On, Harvest Moon Fox Trot Memories Walts No.

22517, 10-inch Sittin On a Rainbow Fox Trot Johnny Johnson and His Or In My Heart Its You Fox Trot Bernik Cummins and IDs New Yorker Hotel Orchestra No. 22525, 10-inch Sing Fox Trot (A ITappy Little Thing) I Still Get a Thrill Fox Trot No. 22515, 10-inch Three little Words Fox Trot Ring Dem Bells Fox Trot No. 22528, 10-ineh Sing Something Simple Fox Trot Lucky Seven Fox Trot No. 22338, 10-inch Beyond the Blue Horizon Fox Trot Always in All Ways Fox Trot No.

22530, 1 0-inch How Are You Tonight in Hawaii? Fox Trot by Have You Forgotten Waikiki? Fox Trot Nat SlTTLKHET AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA No. 22519, 10-inch Im Learning a Txt from You Fox Trot Johnny Johnscrc KROW A. M. 6:30 Radio Time Clock. 8:00 Thirty Minutes of Melody.

8:30 Wade Forrester. 11:00 The Midway. P. M. 1:30 Health program.

1:45 The Carnival. 2:30 hTover. 3:00 Betty the Shopper. 3:30 California Cowboys. 4:00 Slogan contcr 4:30 Fox West Coast Theater's.

5:00 Wade Forrester. 7:30 News items. 7 45 Vida Mineral Water. 8:00 Standard for People. 8:15 Helen Denson; Jean Ardatli.

8:45 Sports Review. 9:00 Musical reflections. 9:30 First Christian Church. 10:00 Anti-Intelligence Society. 10:40 Smiling Army.

KTAB A. M. 7:00 Cuckoo Club. 8:45 The Melody Girl. 9:00 Morning Prayer Hour.

9:30 Dr. Keys. 10:00 Household Hour. 11:00 Dr. B.

L. Corley. 11:00 Artists Vignettes. 11:15 Studio program. 11 30 Latin-American program.

12:00 Mid-Day Musical Notes. 1:00 Chapel of Chimes. 1:30 Dental Clinic. 1:45 Classical program. 2130 On Wings of Song.

3:00 String Trio. Matinee; records. 30 Hawaiians. Story man. Children's Hour.

Records; sports. Memory Bouquet. United Broadcast program. Organ Echoes. Dance orchestra.

Night Owls. Photographer Nell Stone HOLLYWOOD STUDIO NAPA THE PLACE FOR ALL FOTOS i i Welding G. R. MACKENZIE Anto Metal Work Fourth and Main Sts, Napa Phone 158 Wrecked car rebuilding. Auts glass, radiator and fender repairing and welding.

Storage F. G. Johnson, Prop. Phone 2i PIONEER GARAGE 718 Main St. NAPA.

CALIF. WE NEVER CLOSE Hudson and Essex Batiery Shop Joe Drapinski EX IDE BATTERIES Magneto Service Pbons 1242 1818 Main St. a auvi mg YES SIR Rnflnl the Tailor Makes Clothes that fit and please. LOUIS RUFINI 815 Main St. Jhone 441 Napa County BUSINESS DIRECTORY M.

00 Drury's Daily Dozen. 30 Foster Clock; Word of cheer 15 Russell; Organ Music. 50 House You Live In. 00 Mahlon T. Dolman.

30 Theaters Revue, 00 Sunshine Hour. 00 popular Hits; Keduceoid. 30 Terpezone program. 45 Charles Beautv Salon. M.

15 Tuesday Noon Club. 00 Country Slirc. 30 Newscasting. 00 Doilo Sargent. 00 Virginia Spcncci.

15 Health Talk. 3U Gene Sullivan. 45 Recordings. 15 Theaters Revue. 45 Stock Yard Quotations.

50 Novelties. 00 Henry stair. 15 Home Bruisers. 30 Violinist. 45 Tom Smith.

00 Sydney Dixon. 30 Pianoiluhlies, 00 Louie's Hungry Five. 15 Orpheus Ensemble. 00 Doilo Sargent, organist. 00 Dance Music.

KFRC 4- A. M. 7:90 Seal Rocks Broadcast. .8:00 Hallelujah Hour. 9:00 Household Talk.

9:15 Columbia Revue. 9 30 Feminine Fancies. 10:30 Wyns Daily Chats. 10:45 Barbara Gould. Charis Plajers.

1 1 15 Artisls Recital. 11:30 School of tho Air. P. M. 12:00 SIienr.au Clay Co.

1:00 Closing Stocks. 1:05 News items. 1:15 Cuptivutors; Melody Magic. 2:00 Happy Go Lucky Hour. 3:00 Educational Feature.

3:15 Orchestra; Mary Haines. 4:00 Salon Orchestra, 5:00 Organ; News items. 5:45 lJrof. Linsley. 6:00 Bobs; Dance hand; Lutheran 7:30 Chocolate Soldiers.

8:00 Melody Hour; Daffyland. 9:00 Foigeria; Piano Moods. 0:45 Haywire Orchestra. 10:00 10:15 Gruen Answer Man. 10:20 Dance Orchestra.

1 1 00 orchestra. 12:00 Dance Music. 4 KLX U0 Exercises. flO Happy Hasec(ls. 30 Kent.

00 Modern Homes. 30 Health Exercises. 15 Records; stocks. 00 Classified Adv. Hour.

M. 00 Jack Delaneys Band. 00 Jeans Hi-Lights. 33 Closing S. F.

Stocks. 00 Helen Parmelec. 3 0 Record i ngs. 30 Charles T. Resserer, organist.

00 Brother Bob. 30 Edgar Russell. 00 Hotel Oakland, ofi News items. 30 Spanish Serenaders. 00 Moment 00 Old Gospel Hymns.

30 Art Cavanaugh. 30 Classic Recordings. 00 Danco program KPO M. :15 Steamboat Bill. :30 Quaker Oats.

00 Shell Happytime. :00 Dobbsies Birthday Party. :30 Walter W. Cribbins. :00 Magazine of Air.

00 Standard school broadcast. 30 Julia Hayes. 59 Time; Scripture reading. M. :05 Programs in Miniature.

:00 Shrine Luncheon. 30 Question Box. :00 Julia Hayes. 25 Crooner. :00 Org-n reel :00 Aeolian Trio.

:00 Big Brother. :30 Date Book. :45 News Digest. :00 San Franciscans. :45 Cecil and Sally.

00 Masters of Music. :00 Radio Feature. 39 Ilarmonizers. 45 Meeting in Taw in. Auto Insurance 1890 1930 INSURANCE PLACED WITH A.

SMITH COMPANY is guarantee of service before and after loss, based on 40 year of experience. Bicycles-Motorclclea NELSON BETTENCOURT HA IlLEY-DA VIDSON MOTORCYCLES Sidecars and Package Trucks Bicycles and Accessories 1021 Coombs St. Pbons $7 Napa. Calif. Products (Creamery) Only the Best In Dairy Products MISSION MAPLEWOOD CREAMERY Ice Cream 1034 Main SL Fountain Phona 998 Trucks-Repairing Shop Phone 27 Kes.

454-J ACME IRON WORKS Frank E. Goetze, Prop. Sales and Berries, General Blacksmlthlng. Acetylene Welding. Solid and Pneumatic Truck Tires, Auto and Truck Repairing.

Body Building. Fourth between Main and Brown. Estate (Real) THOMAS. C. MALLOY REALTOR Complete Lluea of Insurance LOANS 1036 Main St.

Phone 670 NAPA LUCY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 51 Seminary St, Phone 966-W Indlvldnal Attention All Commercial Subjects Day and Evening Classes Marble Works Phones 87; 807-J NEWMAN GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS A. V. Smith. Manager Granite and Marble Memorials. Vaults.

Momumenta. Tablets. Headstones. Copings. Third and Brown Sts, Napa Painting-Paperhanging I FRED STIEFEL Paints, Wallpaper and Painters Supplies.

Estimates given on Painting and Paperbanging Automobile and Furniture Rsflnishing 721 Brown St. Phone 610-19 A Big Bouquet for You Fox Trot No. 22516, 16-inch Okay, Baby Fox Trot 1 Want a Little Girl Fox Trot No. 23000, 16-inch 1-ovc is Like a Song Fox Trot Say Oui, Cherie Fox Trot No. 22531, 10-inch African Serenade Fox Trot I'll Be Blue, Just Thinking of You Fox Trot Nat Shilkret and the VictoS Orchestra No.

22529 10-inch Don't Mind Walkin in tho Rain Fox Trot I'll Be a Friend ith Pleasure Fox Trot Bix Beiderbecke and His OHfcHESTXt No. 23008, 10-inch HOUCK and HOUCK 1117 Main Street Telephone 1484 'i fop County THE MUSIC YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT on vi (pUCD El RECORBS GRAIN REVIEW CHICAGO. Nov. 5. Vi'H'ti nt liquidation drove all deliveries of wheat, oats and rye to new low levels for the reason on tho Board of Trade today.

Wheat showed some signs of rallying early but after mid-session set successive low marks, prices being rluun to levels unequaled since 1996 and only exceeded in 1903. Corn showed stubborn resistance, advancing strongly early but being forced to give ground toward the close. Oats were steady with corn un-tt! the latter part of the session when the weakness In wheat and Rye offset the firmness in corn. At the close wheat was 2-; to 27i lower, corn was 4 lower to jc higher and oats were lower. Provisions were steady to cak.

Lui'ky Strike Orch. 9: 3u Packard Dance Orchestra. 1 1 U0 Midnight Melodists..