San Anselmo Herald from San Anselmo, California • Page 8

Eight San Anselmo Herald, San. Anselmo, California Thursday, October 28, 1943 Mrs. Edward Slyter Passes Mrs. Katherine E. (Kate) ter, wife of the late Edward C.

Slyter, died in San Anselmo this week. Mrs. Slyter is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Jeannete and a son, Robert I. Slyter, of San Anselmo.

The funeral was held Wednesday, October 27, from the chapel of Guy W. Jenness and San Anselmo. Interment was private. Buy U.S. War Bonds SELL OR EXCHANGE 2 Maview lots in Tiburon.

2 rine Marine View lots on Belvedere Cove. Corte Madera 330-MX. 0-28-1TP WANTED -To Lease before Dec. 1. Unfurnished 3 or 4 bedroom house, close to grammar school.

Will take good care of property, and can offer references from former landlord and neighbors. Call S. A. 1512-W. 0-28-1T R.

M. BARONSTONE Plumbing Phone Larkspur 300 or 61 FOR SALE--Bed davenport, ex. condition. cretonne slip-covers. 346 Baltimore, Lark.

726-M. WANTED--Light coupe in good condition. Around $400 cash. Phone 2961-J. WANTED- -Furnished house by newspaper man who wants to locate little family in Marin County before leaving on eign assignment.

Call Richard Bergholz, Associated Press, DO. 6575, Collect, or Phone S. A. 4000. TO anyone with available living quarters: We are carrying our possessions around in our automobile, because there seems to be no place for us to live.

Have you a small, furnished apartment for a man and his wife? We are careful, responsible people. Phone S. A. 2757-R. FOUND by San Anselmo Police: Bicycles: Girls "Lightweight" Dark Red.

Boys "Colson" Red and White. Boys "Goodrich" Red and White. Boys "Hawthorne" Red and White. Evidence of ownership required to obtain same. FOR SALE- -Cabinet Grand piano.

Circassian walnut. Excellent condition. S. A. 1752.

WANTED- -By permanent resident former Marin Junior College now Lt. in Navy desires 5-room unfurn. house. Phone S. A.

2311-M. WANTED -Experienced typist, college graduate, desires typing to do at home. Call C. M. 323-W.

GOLD, Cattle, Deer, Oil and Land Leases, J. McCue Estate, Corte Madera, Calif. FOR acre, wooded, house of 2 kitchenette, bath liv. dble. sleep porch and garage in S.

A. nr. S.R. boundary. $5000.

Ph. 2906. L. J. Reese, mornings only.

627 San Anselmo Ave. 1T WANTED--Riders to San Franeisco, from Larkspur or Corte Madera. Destination Ocean Avenue via 15th and 19th Avenue or Van Ness and Market. Leave Larkspur 7:30 a. San cisco 5 p.

approximately. Phone Larkspur 507 between 6 and 6:30 p. m. WANTED -Ranches, Ralston McCue Estate, Post Office, Larkspur. FOR SALE- -Three-piece Mohair Davenport Set.

Mahogany dinnette table and four chairs, One twin bed, Simmon Springs and beauty rest mattress. All in good condition, Call Corte Madera 744, evenings, or all day Sunday. TYPEWRITERS and adding machines 3 repaired, all makes. Prices reasonable. Over 20 years experience is your assurance of satiefactory service.

TYPEWRITER GUY 1442 4th Street, San Rafael. Phone S. R. 775 3-25 PHONE GOSS THEY often have staple house held pieces to sell or trade Also take in furniture on mov ing bill. Go3s Van Storage Larkspur, Phone 718.

"A Goss Move is a Good Move" WEARING THE UNIFORM Mrs. STANLEY GREEN, of Ross, an enthusiastic volunteer Coast Guardsman, is the proud wearer of two new red chevronsan advancement in rating to Yeoman 2nd class. Yeoman Green is assigned to the Security and Patrol Staff of the Port Security Force and commutes three days a week to San Francisco to do her bit in the war effort. Lieutenant (j.g.) RAYMONDE THEILL (Mrs. Kay Theill) will be one of the guest speakers Tuesday evening, October 26, at the dinner meeting for the Marin Business and Professional Women's Club.

Lieutenant: Theill, on military leave from the San Francisco School Department for the duration, is Aide to Regimental Commander Roy C. Ward, and Women's Senior Officer in the Coast Guard Volunteer Port Security Force. He's in the Army now. Private JAMES A. KILPATRICK left on Monday, October 25, for Colorado, where he will receive his basic training.

He enlisted in the Army Air Corps last summer, and has been working at the Tiburon Net Depot for the past few months, preparatory to entering the service. Jim, a graduate of the Tamalpais High School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Kilpatrick, 88 Valley Road, San Anselmo. Yeoman FLORENCE JONES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, of Fairfax, has been at the parental home for a seven-day furlough, which ended on Wednesday, October 27, She is of the SPARS and was trained at Palm Beach, Florida. She goes to Norfolk, Virginia.

Sergeant EDWARD R. MARTENSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Martenson, of Fairfax, is now stationed somewhere in the Hawaiian Group of Islands.

He is reported as well and determined. Staff Sergeant (Buzz) BUCHIGNANI is at the same camp as is his boyhood friend, Edward R. Martenson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray. mond Buchignani, formerly residing in Fairfax but now of Larkspur. Lt. GEORGE BRICE, Navigator in the Air Force and son of Mrs. Pearl Brice, of Fairfax, arrived home on Monday, October 25, from Washington, to enjoy a tenday leave.

Second Lieutenant WILLIAM L. TOBIN, pilot of an Eighth Air Force Flying Fortress, has been awarded the Air Medal for "courage, coolness and skill" displayed while participating in five combat missions over Continental Europe. Lt. Tobin is the son of Mrg. Anna C.

Tobin of 22 Scenic San Anselmo, and he was formerly a student at Marin Junior Col-1 lege. He trained at Ellington Field and was commissioned on March 20, 1943. VICTORY SHIFT Now open at MARINSHIP for those who want to help in the war effort without terminating present job. 4-5-6 hours work daily, or certain days a week, at an hourly pay scale. Work as BOILERMAKER HELPER WAREHOUSEMAN LABORER FIRE WATCHER For Complete Information MARINSHIP EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 200 Caledonia Street Sausalito, Calif.

Phone Sausalito 1140 Two Women Battle In San Anselmo A battle royal took place Monday night between two women at San Francisco and Sir Francis Drake Blvd, The two participants were Violet Issley, 335 Bonita keley, a welder at Marinship and Elinor P. Watkins of 120 Santa Barbara San Anselmo. Finding Mr. Watkins with Mrs. Issley as they stepped from a bus in San Anselmo, Mrs.

Watkins proceeded to tweak Mrs. Issley's nose. The fight went from bad to worse with hair pulling and a general beating up. Traffic was stopped on Drake and a ring of spectator's formed to watch the two women. The police were called and Lt.

Cirio, of the San Anselmo Police Department, responded. As the police car, with its siren open, approached the scene the three jumped into the Watkin's car and fled. Lt. Cirio gave chase and arrested the two women who were booked for disturbing the peace. They were released on $50.00 bail and will appear before the police court next Monday night.

Former San Anselmo Woman Passes Mrs. Barbara G. Livingston, a former resident of San Anselmo for several years died in San Francisco this week. A native of California, Mrs. Livingston is survived by her husbnad, Henry Livingston, her daughter, Barbara, a sister, Mrs.

Mae Michaels, and one brother, Gus Goethals all of San Francisco. The funeral will be held from the chapel of the Guy W. Jenness Mortuary, Friday morning at 10 o'clock. SAN SAT. THEIR NEWEST and SK-REWIEST RIOT! BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO in "HIT THE ICE" with GINNY SIMMS ALDRICH gets GLAMOUR" with.

JIMMY LYNDON Friday and Saturday BLULINE OVENWARE TO THE LADIES WED. The Screens Classic of Terror! "PHANTOM of the OPERA" In Technicolor with NELSON EDDY SUSANNA FOSTER CLAUDE RAINS -plus THRILLING! ROMANTIC! TIMELY! "NIGHT PLANE from CHUNGKING" ROBERT PRESTON ELLEN DREW OTTO KRUGER MAGIC WHIRLO Every Wednesday County Farm Ordinance (Continued from Page One) mittance to the County Farm must file an application with the welfare department giving total of assets, status of residence and names of relatives. When the application has been filed, the welfare department investigates the applicant and obtains a statement from responsible relatives regarding additional aid and support. That these relatives must carry out obligations agreed upon or be subject to action of the district attorney. That any person possessing assets amounting to over $300 will be charged for care.

It was also agreed that patients who are able to pay can be admitted by the Superintendent as long as there is room for them and their care does not interefere with the treatment of indigent applicants. All those applying for admittance to the County Farm will be subject to the regulations of the ordinance on and after December 1, 1943. Before casting the vote, it was further set forth that each applicant be checked semi-annually by the welfare department to determine whether the financial standing of the patient has changed, and requiring a doctor's certificate for all patients who wished to enter the hospital or tuberculosis ward. A certificate from the medico would also determine when the patient could be dismissed. Famous "Suzy-Q" At Hamilton Field Another American Eagle has come home to roost--but only for a short time.

The famous Flying Fortress, which played such an important part in th battle of Java and in the Solomons is now taking a well earned rest and undergoing a general repair job at the 41st Sub Depot, Hamilton Field. This battle scarred bird saw plenty of action in many other places, including Western Australia, the South Pacific, Coral Seas, New Guinea, Port Moresby, Milne Bay, New Britain, Raboul, Gasmata, Timar, Rork Peninsula, Ambon and New Ireland. The Japs will not forget this veteran who accounted for 26 of their planes and 4 probables. One of the members of the original crew, Orville Wright Kiger of Winchester, Virginia, belly gunner, personally shot down six of the Zeros and a couple of "probables." In addition to its heroic battle record, the "Susz-Q" has a remarkable travel log painted on her side, showing visits to South America, South Africa, Cairo, the Mediterranean, Persia, India, Ceylon, the Nile, Nigeria, Palestine, Java and the Java Sea. A large question mark on the nose of the plane indicates that her next trip is a mystery.

Buy War Bonds for Victory on one of the spark plugs. Although it did no damage, there appeared to be quite a conflagration in the von Rotz car. A. VON ROTZ IS "BOMBED" One evening this week as Mr. A.

Von Rotz, building contractor of San Anselmo, got into 'his car to drive away from the Fire House, there was a loud report and smoke poured from the engine of his car. The firemen, ever on the alert, ran out with fire-fighting equipment, ready to put out the fire. However, when the frightened contractor lifted the hood it was evident that he was the victim of a trick. The fire boys in retaliation of von Rotz' kidding them, had placed a small bomb SAN RAFAEL FIESTA attractions Servicemen's Dance U.S.O., San Rafael Friday Spanish Market Saturday evening, October 30 and Sun. aft.

and Oct. 31 at Bianco's Garage Sunday Parade 1 p.m., Fourth San Rafael GAMES! FUN! AWARDS! REFRESHMENTS SPONSORED BY MARINITA PARLOR 198 NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST A dime out of every dollar we earn IS OUR QUOTA for VICTORY with U.S. WAR BONDS LOW PRICES 5c 10c 15c and up VARIETY MERCHANDISE BEN FRANKLIN STORES 2600 HOME STORES OWNED SAN ANSELMO SAFEWAY Julia soup- HALLOWEEN PARTY GUIDE Give a HALLOWE'EN -PARTY Good food guarantees a Good Party Cider gal. jar 2 lb. pkg.

23c Western Guthrie's Sodas Mayonnaise pt. jar 15c Layer Cake each 29c NuMade Malted Milk Special OF COURSE we all know there's a war on -but in a way the war makes it Duchess pt. 23c Macaroni 2 lb. cello 25c even more important that we give Salad Dressing SPAGHETTI or NOODLES the children chance to observe Roma Semolina Hallowe'en in a fitting manner. It Miracle Whip pts.

26c seems nitely to feel, me even the if they youngsters aren't defi- Salad Dressing Flour 10 lb. sx. 49c aware Kitchen Craft Finest of of it, war the -time tension living. and And it's excitement a lot Pickles oz. jar 25c wiser to have them celebrate the Libby's Home Style Canterbury Tea 1b.pk.

22c Witches' Eve right in the home than Peanut Butter 2 lb. 0. P. Black to where let them there's roam around the streets of Real Roast Coffee 1 lb. jar jar 53c always a possibility 26cl their getting into trouble on Hal- Edward's Dependable lowe'en.

National Apple Week Why not suggest the theme of a special party to them. Apples are in tiptop quality now! Take advantage of Safeway's For instance, a Pirates' Party! Let stocks -buy them by the pound. economically -enjoy apples the invitations be written in blood- this red ink decorate with skull and bones warn of spooks insist COFFEE 1 lb. pkg. 20c SHOE POLISH 2 jars 15c that every guest wear some part of a Nob Hill Fresh Ground Wilbert's Black or Brown pirate costume WHITE MAGIC gal.

17c SILK TISSUE 4 rolls 14c costume details could include: Bleaching Water Toilet Paper fierce mustaches bandanas tied false, head pirate-style black BORAXO 2 pkgs. 25c CIGARETTES ctn.1.35 cardboard rings in ears Cleans Kools or Raleighs patch on eye house skeletons may bones Glass Baking Powder decorations involve: WASH BOARDS each 89c CALUMET 1 lb. can 16c paper skulls lights or candles 0.0 Blue Stamps Brown Stamps Value Price Value Point Value Price Value Point as imagination allows, can for as example: (1) entertainment be varied BABY FOOD can (1) Deviled Ham can 15c a darkened "cave of the Clapp's Assorted Cudahy's or Libby's where a vacuum cleaner moans and each chicken's guest claw shakes blindfolded hands with guests a (3) SOUP 3 cans 25c (4) Sunnybank 1 lb. pkg. 17c "kiss the binnacle" three times, Campbell's Tomato Margarine twice kissing a tin pan but the third time dipping the face' into a bowl of (8) BEANS No.

2 can 17c (4) Dalewood 1 lb. pkg. 20c flour "walking the plank" (the Briar Gate Cut Margarine plank is held just free of the floor while climbs the onto young it; the guest, plank is blindfolded, rocked (10) JUICE No. 2 can 13c (4) Parkay 1 lb. pkg.

25c while the guest is told to walk for- Pineapple Del Monte Margarine the ward guest on it, is made over to deep jump water; and finds then (10) Mexicorn 12 oz. can 15c (11) Sardines 15 oz. can 12c he was still only three inches over Del Maiz Vacuum Pack Tall Pack Tenderloin the floor!) the "treasure," of course is ex- (13) CORN No. 2 can 12c (12) Crisco 3 lb. jar 68c citing Hallowe'en refreshment! Gardenside Golden Shortening (18) PEAS No.

2 can 12c (16) Butter 1 lb. 51c Julia lee Director Highway New Pack No. 1 Quality Solids Safeway Homemakers' Bureau (21) Pumpkin No. can 13c (5) Tuna Flakes can 25c Del Monte GIVE ENOUGH TO YOUR WAR FUND LEMONS INTRODUCE DOROTHY MOTHER MADE WHY DOROTHY-LEMONS BY THE SO MY FRIEND YOUR MA'AM. FRIEND LEMONS IS RIGHT, AREN'T THIS PIE BUT DOZEN? THAT'S OLD RECOMMENDED I THE ONLY THING IT'S FOUR LEMONS FOR THEY OUGHT TO BE! I THEY LOOKED WELL, WHEN WE'RE USING SHE ENOUGH CERTAINLY LEMONS! USED THEY NOWADAYS LEMONS YOU WHEN BUY YOU THEM BUY BY BUY FRESH FRUITS MORE SATISFACTORY THIS MERINGUE PIE BOUGHT A DOZEN OF THE GOOD SO 01 VALUABLE SHORTENING AND VEGETABLES, TO BUY ALL PRODUCE BY THOUGHT YOU SAID MOST EXPENSIVE ONES THOUGHT THEY'D AND EGGS FOR THIS COST PLENTY A DOZEN BUT WEIGHT.

IT'S THE JUICE THAT'S HERE, BY THE WEIGHT CAN'T MISS THEY WERE THE GROCER BE FINE FOR SPECIAL PIE, IT'S JUST WEREN'T THAT'S HEAVY, POUND GETTING YOUR MONEY'S AND GOOD ONES. FLAVORING TOO BAD WE CAN'T JUICY. WHAT WORTH, THAT WAY YOU WANT. HAVE JUICY LEMONS.