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a a TUESDAY EVENING Dakland Tribune NOVEMBER 17, 1931 SALES 67 AUCTION SALES 67 AUCTION SALES AUTOMOTIVE 84 AUTOS FOR SALE AUCTION SALE DEAN LIPPI BUILDING, 24th and BROADWAY Friday, November 20th Morning Sale, .10:00 A. M. -Evening Sale, 8:00 P. M. Complete Shop Equipment, Office Furniture and Fixtures, Steel Show Case 'Counters and Steel Shelving and Automobiles.

Largest and Most Complete Stock Ever Sold in Oakland. All Must and Will Be Sold to the Highest Bidder. Open for Inspection Thursday. November 19, 1931, All Dav. DEAN LIPPI BUILDING.

-FOURTH AND BROADWAY, NOV. 20 Morning Sale, 10:00 A. M. -Evening Sale, 8:00 P. M.

DAVE BERCOVICH, HAROLD RICH. Auctioneer Cryer MERCHANDISE 61 MISCELLANEOUS FOR EXCHANGE What have you 10 SWAP TRADE EXCHANGE This 19 opportunity to talk 10 80.000 Tribune families daily This column. 100. is the one Lou hear SO much about KLA. DENTAL 101 good radio.

Box Tribune. 6 PLOTS Sunset cemetery exchange for ton truck, not over 8400, AS hherry 3007. $1000 BOND for clear car. Full partic. Box M174798, Tribune.

63 MACHINERY, BOILERS, TOOLS and SUPPLIES for SALE A-20-H. P. Economy type boiler. Tank, fire doors. AS hberry 5836 655 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Article Begins Advertisement.

BEDRM. Iv. rm. rugs, Havil. china of home.

leas. 2143 9th Av. BED and springs, dressers 617 Lincoln. Ala. BED and antique black walnut.

617 Lincoln. BEDS. twin and doulile, odds. $2 to 69 T5. Mulkey's.

L. 12 at 6 a v. set. walnut dinChesterfield ing and bedroom set. rugs, lamps, all latest desIgnS.

Owner requests 10 sell from warehouse at sacrifice. Call 10 10 5. Eve. to at 492 29th st. Bolton's Warehouse.

CHI child's, 550 over stuffed chairs. $18: $29 inner ANTIng mattress. new. settees, $50 rug. 9x12, new.

530 617 Lincoln Av. AL-219S. CHESTERFIELD SET, latest design, bedrm. met, dining rm. set.

occasional chair. breakfast set. gues. Lakeghore, TE- -3575. CHESTERFIELD.

piece. Occidental stove, like W. bedrm. suite, $30 4010 1. 14 St.

CHESTERFIELD sets, upholstering. repairing. remodeling. Lee Uph. 5709 Grove OL-6193 CHESTERFIELDS.

All makes. all covers. leas. 6126 Tele. graph.

CHESTELD. 3-piece set. 838.50 Odd chairs, $1 up. 5134. E.

14 st. FURNITURE, rugs, stoves, guar. anteed saving to you. Terms. E.

Bercovich Son. 541 11th St PORNITURE, slightly used, reconditioned. Easy terms. 13th at Clay. FURNITGRE for 5 cheap.

8506 Laguna Ave. AN-2050. Refrigerator The proper "family gift" month's supply of ice free with new boxes; used ones: $3 up. Ice. 3250 San Pablo.

RANGE. Reliable MAS, near. new, Sacrifice. $35. HI-0335.

RUGS, Wilton. 9x16, worth sacrifice 617 Lincoln. Ala. STOVES, gAS, coal, comb. circulating heaters, up.

919 16 St. Easy terms. STOVES. used, good values. Jackson's.

13th and Clay Sts. STOVES. all makes. MUST BE Sold! 729-35 Clay. VACUUM cleaners, Hoover $16, Royal $18.

Guaranteed like new. 3150 Telegraph. HU-4333. VACCUM, Airway, with attachment. Good $15.

GL-0121. WASHING machine, Little Giant tray washer, $59.50. Paul Mor. rison. 278 12 8t.

WASHING machines, Maytag Thor, Johnson, others. $15 up. Paul Morrison. 12 st. WASHER.

toting 3336 GRAND AVE. TE-0303. WASHING machines 87 111 ledlick Furniture A PIECE De Luxe Chesterfield set. $75. TEmplebar Circulating GAS 4 room size $23.50 5-6 room $26.50 5744 E.

14 St. CIRCULATING heater, Wedgewood. Cost $48, like new. with $26 gas conversion burner. All for $30.

TRinidad 6958. EXCHANGE DEPT. Jackson's, 13th and Clay 3 pc. chesterfield $29.50 up Odd 2.95 up Odd living room tables. 3.75 un ELECTRIC heater.

Wessix, just like new. Volts 220. watts 5000. Portable, hate price. 2315 Ward.

BErkeley 4409J. EASY, dryer type washer, demo. guar. terms. Barg.

Mr. Prudhomme, 320 13th st. GL-0314. EASY omb. washer and ironer, Terms.

9234 E. 14 St. EASY washer, 3 months old. $69. Mr.

Prudhomme, 320 13 st. Washer. New low Trayway price, will dem. HU 5631. USED kitchen heaters for use with gas or elec.

ranges. Burn rubbish, coal and wood; height adjustable. 13.50 EASY TERMS JACKSON FURNITURE CO. Clay, 13th and 14th Sty. 65A HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED AT ONCE, ALL CASH.

Highest prices paid for household goods. rugs, stoves, bric-abrac, linen bedding, etc. Any amount. Prompt service. HO Iliday 9064.

If no answer GL-9275. 39 Today's Buick Specials '30 BUICK Std. $695 '28 BUICK Standitra Coach. A-1: new $435 '27 Standard BUICK 4-P'ass. Coupe.

perfect $295 '27 Master Sedan: perfect condition $435 '25 BUICK Sport Roadster: good condition $145 30-day guarantee Pacific Auto Exchange 2315 BROADWAY. Open Sundays and Evenings We Trade. Your Own Terms CHEVROLET. 1931: 0 driven less 1500 miles: doctor orders to sell. Lake Garage.

1369 Madison END OF THE YEAR CLEAN SALE 1930 Chrysler 77 Sedan Like new. Reduced from $1000 10... $795 1926 Packard Sedan New duco. Reduced from $500 $325 Many others. DON LEE 24th and Harrison Chevrolet.

'29 $315 $95 du. $26 mo. 260 12 CHRYSLER derful bargain, Torts 744 E. 12th St. Chrysler Sedan.

29. $575 Taylor Smith. Soon Broadway CADILLAC, 1926 314. sedan. new tires finish $500.

3737 Broad CHEVROLET coach, 1:10 $325. Call owner De SOTO. 1940. new tires, no duco finish, $150 down 0225 Broadway, Graham Distrib utors. DE SOTO SEDAN.

1929 $495 FULL PRICE AL MARSHALL. 2919 Broadway DURANT '2S sport coupe, good motor, $75 full price. 3901 14th St. AN dover 4921. DORT.

6 cylinder, 1923, $25. 7109 Holly. DODGE etc '26 coupe in fine shape a $165. terms or trade. Essex Coach, '30, $495 Taylor Smith.

:000 Broadway Essex, '30 Coupe, $395 3830 Grand Ave. MI ghgate 1516. ESSEX '28, refinished, Terms. 2471 Shattuck AS-44181 FORD roadster, late '29. rumble seat.

Had excellent care. A1 mechanical condition. FORD '31 de luxe road. or coupe. Both very latest models, extras.

few hundred miles. our greatest bargains ever offered. $100 down to reliable parties. 6300 College. PIedmont 3113, No high rent or overhead.

FORDS. 1930-31 We have a fine line of slightly used sedans and coupes. Priced below value. Greer -K 2860 Broadway. FORD VICTORIA, COUPE.

5 pass. all the Let extras, AN absolute snap at only $495. This, newest model with slanting windshield. 2840 FORD COUPE. 1930 Excellent shape 4 10 choose from al $165 1.

M. Lawrence, 301 81. FORD COUPE. 1931. Nickel, 3 months old, $470 cash Call GL encourt 0891.

FORD Coupe, 1934 Sport model Consigned to 115 for quick sale 7334 14th Street. STEARNSKNIGHT Model 8-Cyl 5-P'ass. Sedan with trunk ONInal finish. 116 tires low mileage. Perfect condition.

A real buy $995 parte C. One PACKARD BUILDING Harrison at Hobart KECA GL-8100 KEI FORD Roadster. late '29, all new tires. Exc. cond.

Rumble seat $295, terms. Berkeley Packard Agency BErkeley 7020. FORD Vict. 1931, driven 5 miles, will $137 off of original price. A.

M. Rush. 2853 Brawny FORD, model A. pick up body 1929. reconditioned: duco.

$225 Phone THornwall 2621. FORD. 1930 town sedan. Bargain Ford dealer. 3804 San Pablo '30 COlV 5p1.

sacrifice. LA-3016. FORDS, '29. 30. 31: $100 DOWN 3600 Telegraph Ave GRAHAM- -PAIGE sedan finish, low mileage, runs fine, $545, terms.

2171 Shattuck, Berkeley. AS hberry 4118. HUDSON COACH. '27 4-wheel brakes, mohair upholstery. $245, terms.

2171 Shattuck Berkeley. AS bberry 411 X. HUDSON sport sedan. 6 wheels, finish Price $450. $125 down.

2225 Broadway. Graham Distributors. Hudson 8, Sed. '30, $845 Taylor Smith. 3000 Broadway Hudson 8 31, $895 Taylor Smith, 3000 Broadway LINCOLN 1928.

3 window sedan. a De Luxe model, Le Broun body with many extras. fi wire wheels, $1345. Terms. B.

H. Rog: OAKLAND 6 '29 Today's best buy Full $395 Price 2345 Broadway. HO-4520. OAKLAND 8. 1930 coach; good condition, small mileage.

Must sell immediately on account of death. No ALameda reasonable offer refused. 6251 W. OLDSMOBILE 4 door sedan 30, in fine shape. Still has that new car appearance, $725.

PHIL DAVIS. 2547 E. 14 st. Used Car Center. PACKARD St.

8 sport phaeton. custom built, de luxe equipment, wonderful condition, $525. Phone GL-2642. after 9 a. m.

PACKARD 8, 7 1926, Al shape. Cheap and a buy. Owner, GL encourt 4989. PACKARD, '29, 8, deluxe sed. fender whis, $1095.

2945 E. 14. PACKARD sedan, a steal at $95. 2612 Shattuck, Berkeley. REO FLYING CLOUD Sport sedan, 1929; there are more honest miles represented in this beautiful sedan than in any car near its price, which is ondy $795.

Just traded in by the original purchaser. We are confident that you will receive more than your money's worth in this exceptional buy. Terms to suit. McGURRIN MOTORS 2961 Broadway. GL encourt 7332.

AUTOMOTIVE 81 AUTOS FOR SALE STUDEBAKER SEDAN Special Six, 125: Clean inside and out. good tires, runs perfect. $180. terms. 2471 Shattuck.

Berkeley. AS-4418. STUDEBAKER. 1928. Reg.

Comwander sedan. $285. terms. HO Com, free wheeling sedan. 1001 1.

14 st. STUDE. 4 B. 6. trunk, perfect.

TE Apt. 1. WHIPPET COACH, 1928 Good and clean. Sco down, only $19 month. DIETZ- MEDA Park St.

at Buena Vista Ave. WILLYS 6. 1930 and good as new. $450. $125 down.

2225 Broadway. USED car Dodge Dealer. J. French 1.10.. 4205 14.

5-Pass. Light 6 Sedan Need Quick Cash Practically 110 A Car, Worth 119 much. 280 Br 81A AUTOS WANTED cash price paid for used cars. Atlas Finance 1011 IS. 14 st.

FRuitvale 2618. AUTOS and equities for cash. 3263 San Pablo Pl edmont 6160. CASH FOR tape. YOUR SEE 1.

KEMP No sell your We reMoss and P'iedmont. mboldt X136. CASH for used CATS Hebrank, Hunter Co. Broadway. ASI Tor late model if barBox 1'430420.

Tribune. 8 AUTO REPAIRING reboring. honing. valves trued: seats put in; radicleaned: general overhaul place. Guar WAGON.

EXPERT auto repairing at vour home by hour. halt mechanical. Valves reconditioned. Reboring General overhauling. Guar Reas.

TRinidad painting. Trucks. stores, AL- 90 AUTO FREIGHT Return to'. A. take furniture cheap.

Ill gheate 0805. A A L. A. truck wants return 1ond Est. free.

Ins. Van. $1.50 ewt. Local truck. 2 men.

$2 hr. HI-2400. 01 AUTO TRAVEL YOU are driving or want fo ride N. S. or East on share exbasis, call LA keside 9460.

$12.40 SEATTLE $13.50 Dependable Daily Service THE INDEPENDENT STAGE CO Hotel San Pablo. Hiday 5900 CLASSIFIED INDEX It 1s most easy to find what you wart in these pages -look for the big black headlines at the of each page in this order IN NOUNCEMENT All business and professional announcements (classes Nos. 100 and up. Lost and Found (Nos. 4.

5). Personals (Class 6). Teachers in all branches (8. 10). EMPLOYMENT Classes Nos.

12 to 18. Help. Sitnations and EmploymOoT off the kind of work is the first (gr key) word al Rooms and Apartments (Classes 20 to 29). Each "To 1,01" class has 115 class tollowing with same number totiowed by letter A Rooms. No.

21A. Rooms Wanted. flats, shops, out -of town. sanitariums, etc. (Classes 30 to 39).

REAL ESTATE For Sale or Exchange (not 10 let) (Classes 40 to 49). by kind of property not 10 Ito "Country FINANCIAL Classes 50-59. Business Chances. Stocks. Loans offered and wanted.

MERCHANDISE Classes 00-79. Miscellaneous Furniture Pianos. Pets. Poultry AUCTION SALES Except Realty. which runs A8 above (Classes 40-49).

68 RADIO If Vol are interested in radio programs. tune in at 11 a. on KIA (about 40 on vour dial-341 meters AUTOMOTIVE Classes 80 to 95. Not onlv cars. but service rentals' and travel.

in all classes the "Wants" follow. as 81A. "Autos VITAL STATISTICS WHAT IS YOUR LODGE DOING? Do you keep posted by watching the Fraternal page each night in the Daklan0 Tribune Are You Loyal to Your Lodge? Do you keep yourself informed by read. ing the Fraternal Page? Get the habit! WANT ADS In the A A I Bring U. C.

MEN SORRY FOR INJURIES IN STANFORD RAID Student Paper Calls Affair Plans Laid for Guarding Big ford students. SIX RECOGNIZED. No doubt was expressed on tire BERKELEY. Nov. Students at the University of California are Sorry that Stanford men were jured early yesterday when Cali-, fornia attempted to light the Cardinals' rally bonfire, but, apparently, they are sorrier, that the attempt WAS unsuccessful.

Editorial columns in the Daily Californian. student paper, bore out that opinion today while the student body president here characterized the raid of the Stanford, canons 8N "regrettable." Meanwhile California students laid plans for A heavier guard 011 the Big concrete emblem in C. the Berkeley hills, and a siren installed at the site the ordered, symbol for all emergency warning signal. They intend to permit. no repetition of the painting of the Saturday night.

apparently by Stan- that California students were responsible for the attempt to ignite the Stanford bonfire' by tossing gasoline soaked "bombs' on the pyre. One story in The Californian quoted Stanford reports that six members of the California freshman football squad were recognized as members of the invading Another said that "the boss about the campus who seem to have been around yesterday morning say that there were "darn near twenty down for the raid." This latter report. in the "Californiac" column of the paper, comments on the number of injured Standfordites with the assertion that the "Bears set up a pretty good offensive record, although they were entirely surrounded and outnumbered." WITHIN COLLEGE RULES. "These raids," the Californian continued. "are all right back and forth it they are centered on the inanimate objects in question and not the human beings.

It is perfectly within the rules for Stanford 10 try tinting the Big and as far 18 we know they have a perfect right to try to light their bonfires. "But with these two lines of endeavor the attempts should After all we are here to gO- tol school. and not to be crowned with beer bottles and. chairs during these friendly little visits." Insurance Agents Hear G. B.

Drakes RICHMOND, Nov. Drake, president of the Oakland Association of Insurance Agents, was a speaker last night at a session of the Richmond Insurance Agents association at the Hotel Carquinez. Other short talks werel given by C. ('. Gillis of Oakland, It.

V. Miller, first vice-president of the Bay Insurance Exchange. and Harry Schoeter, past president of the state association. A banquet under the direction of Henry Soito, president of the Richmond association, was held preceding the meet11g. The next session will be held on December 21 at the hotel.

Musicians Ask for Dancing Until 1 A.M. RICHMOND, Nov. munication from the Richmond Musicians Union, presented to the city council last night, asked that the ordinance regulating dance halls be amended so that dances mav continue until 1 o'clock in the morning. At present the ordinance must close, at midnight. The governing public dances states three quest was referred to City Attorney T.

Al. Carlson for investigation for 8 period of one week. Woman Complains Of Noisy Auto Shop EL CERRITO, Sherman of Nov. Dorothy Pomona nue filed a complaint with the city council last night stating that an auto repair shop at 120 Pomona avenue operated by Bradley Edwards, is not a licensed shop. In the complaint she said that the noise of the repair work and the swearing constituted A nuisance.

She asked that it. be stopped. The complaint was referred to Council10: Hans Nissen and Chief of Police R. R. Cheek.

Cotati Man Hurt by Auto in El Cerrito EL CERRITO. Nov. P. P'algren of Cotati, was injured last night when he was struck by a machine driven by Carl Carling of El Cerrito as he was crossing San Pablo avenue. Palgren was taken 10 an Albany hospital, where he was treated for severe laceratione about the head and painful cuts and bruises.

Palgren was apparently blinded by the rain and stepped in the path of the car, according to police. U.S. Warrant Drawn For Dredging Work RICHMOND, Nov. warrant for $12,500 was ordered drawn in favor of the United States diebursing officer of government engineers by the Richmond city council last night. The money will be used to dredge the turning basin in the Richmond outer harbor, the work to be done by the government.

Richmond Council Orders New Light RICHMOND, Nov. street light Was ordered installed at street and Garvin avenue four meeting of the city council last night. The new light was recommended by Councilman A. B. Hinkley, chairman of the light committee.

The council also A. C. Spealman a permit to sell soft drinks and conduct a poolroom at 1320 Macdonald avenue. AGENT'S SLAYER CONVICTED FORT WAYNE, Nov. (P) -George Adams, 37, bootlegger, was convicted of manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of John I.

Wilson, federal prohibition agent. The verdict carries a penalty of two. to years. Vital Statistics Births OAKLAND BIRTHS BOYER To the wife of John Boyer, 616 28th street, November 7. a son, William.

CEREMELLO--To the wife of Sal Ceremello, 922 60th street, November 12, a son, Sal, Jr. DAVIS- To the wife of Carrol Payne Davis, Orinda, November 11, a son, Frank Bryant, ME Fernando To Rodrigues the wife. of 2193 42nd avenue, Medeiros, 13. a daughter, Hilena Rodrigues. LEE--TO the wife of Billy H.

Lee, 171 Seventh Nov. 15, son. MARY--TO Edward the Mary, wife 2128 of William place, Nov. 12, a son, William Edward Jr. MACLEA To the wife of Cyrilp.

Wesley McClean, 523 mount Nov. 9, a daughter, Maudell. To the wife Charles Alva Shockey, 522 Sixty -sixth Nov. 7, a daughter. Gay Alva.

WATT- the wife of Farlin Ray Watt, 3117 Bayo Vista Alameda, Nov. 7, a son, James Farlin. SAN LEANDRO BIRTHS. HAGGLE -To Eleanor Haggwife of Bernard, a son, Nov. 10.

PARKER -To Mary Parker, wife Fenton, a son, MacLaren, Nov. Marrianes OAKLAND LICENSES ISSUED SMITH, Homer Lloyd-24, HayJ00ST. Dorothy May--19, Burlingame. MENDOZA. Joe ---45.

LAVERNE, Mary 33: both of Oakland. KNOLTY. Matthew Van-42. MARIANNA, Mary Madeline-34: both of Fairfield. NELSON.

Edward WOFFARD. Carda Irene 19; both Oakland. DELSOL. Honore-75, San Francisco. MEJANES, Virginia Honorine 56, Livermore.

STEVENSON, Richard Gray-22, Piedmont. BIRT, Elizabeth 22, 147 Arbor drive, Piedmont. OAKLAND INTENTIONS ESTRADA, Joe Retha both of Watsonville. NELSON, Daniel Hollister. 'HOMAS, Frances 49, 2010 Brush st.

BOND, Richard M. 28, Blakeley, Wash. VALENTINE, Jacqueline 24 Piedmont court, Piedmont. WEST. Raymond Hamilton City.

ON, Lillian 33, 730 Woodland, San Leandro. FINNEGAN, Joseph Hotel BECKWITH, Marie Hotel Angelus. BARRICA, Marko-27, 5715 Elizabeth st. PUSICE. Anna-23, 2520 Sixtysixth ave.

PA DA VAN Gus 21, 1234 Eighty-first ave. FERRERO, Catherine 19, 1326 -fifth ave. SAN FRANCISCO INTENTIONS SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17. The following applications marriage licenses were on file yesterday San Francisco: DEL PRETE, Ferdinando Guerneville.

CAR Margherita Santa Rosa. com-HUFFAKER, Robert 82 Forty-fifth ave. UM Evelyn V. Berkeley, RUSSELL, W. G.

22, North Fork. CASEMENT, Edith 1. 18, Vulcan st. Deaths AQUISTAPACE In Napa, November 16, 1931, Inga Aquistapace, sister of Mrs. Johanna Nelson, Mrs.

Matilda Anderson, Bolette Baird and 'Petra Sveen; a native of Norway, aged 50 Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Thursday, November 19, 1931, at 1:30 o'clock D. m. at Truman's residence chapel, Telegraph avenue and Thirtieth street. BRICKETT -In Oakland, ber 17, 1931, Thomas J. Brickett, beloved husband of Bessie WHY wear out shoe leather seeking a home when a ten-minute perusal of the Classified Columns of the Dakland Tribune will find a home for you.

Also, it you have house or apartment to rent, let a TRIBUNE Want Ad find a tenant for you just phone LAkeside 6000 ask for the Want Ad Dept. An experienced ad writer will help you word your ad to attract the best tenants. Vital Statistics Deaths (Continued; MERCHANDISE 65 A HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED (Continued) will and ACE pay best top cash prices for any kind of good used furniture. Get our offer betore sou sell. LA keside 7285.

Adler's Pavs More for used Furniture, etc. See 115 Lirst. We call anywhere, 211 lime. MErritt 0358. Acorn Pays Top Prices for used furn, Call Hi-2400.

AMERICAN FURN. CO. Pays best prices for used furn Any amount. Gl, encourt $367. AM cash quick buyer action.

of Call furniture GL-4971. for BEST cash prices paid for furn and stoves. LAkeside 6381. BEST furn. prices.

Stefani Furn. Moving Sig. Co. ALameda 4721. rugS, suitable for apts.

Any quantity at once. Call Mrs. Mowrey. FURNITURE bought for cash. 1728 San Pablo.

Ave. LA-0582. RANGE, Wedgewood, with green, cream enamel, 1219 1 ave. USED FURN. wanted, any amount for cash.

TEmplebar 3038. WANTED FURNITURE of all kinds. Best prices paid. All calls promptly attended to. TR inlidad 9371.

8030 E. 14th St. 07 AUCTION SALES J. A. MUNRO AUCTIONEER, again in business Sales every Tuesday.

582 19th St. Oakland. Private salesrooms, seeond floor Phone LA keside 5426 66 MUSICAL FOR SALE $5.50 a line a month Article Begins Advertisement. ALDRICH size, wonderfel tone, mahogany finish. $195.

Sherman, Clay 3420 14 St. Open eves. A Beautiful miniature Grand. 11'-2878. STEINWAY like 114- 4 splendid action.

bal. like rent. Breuner's. Broadway at 21 st. ITI-4343.

BABY GRAND PIANO Small 8120 marvelous tone. 116 1 Sold formerly tor 5850 Will sell for balance due on account. Terms. 5: per week. 14 street.

BABY GRAND. standard make. excellent condition: same 28 now; in storage from one of our finest homes. Sold at big sacri fice, or will rent it. Privilege of Ask for factory el.

18th St. upright. like mahogany case standard make, fully guaranteed. $173, 85 a mo. Broadway at 21st.

cheate 4313. BUNGALOW apright piano, new. Priced at 3227. Terms like rent. Sherman, Clay 14th and Clay sts.

YET mUST Ha C- ritice $35. 617 Lincoln, AL-2198 RENT a piano. month Free and up. lessons. Rent $3 will apply on purchase, later Hauschildt.

1618 San Pablo small size. RENT" $6. Sherman, Clay 14th and Clay Streets. SEVERAL Baby Grands, $293 to $365. New piano guarantee.

Your old piano part payment Terms like rent. Breuner's. Broadway at 2191. 1313. AND.

PLAYER PIANOS. CLEARANCE SALE. Before you buy your piano it will be worth while to you 10 st 119 first. We can supply you with piano bargains: from $29 UP These are good practice pianos. down.

Three months free no lessons. WURLITZERS. 4th Warehouse Bargains Pianos At Wholesale SteinwayDecker- Dunham--- Prices $40 from up. Chickering- KimballMason HamlinSetburg- Knabe-585 18th Street See Credit Manager. 66A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED for your old piano.

Cline CASH Piano Co. G1-9765. 681 RADIO Tune in on KLX (341 Meters-880 Kilocycles) "Lost and Found" wiil play favorite CLASSIFED REQUEST HOUR 11 to Noon (except Sun.) Phone LA keside 6023 ATWATER KENT, late model. screen grid with super dynamic speaker. Razor blade selectivity, $59.50.

Terms to suit. Sherman, Clay 3420 E. 14 Fruitvale. Open evenings. MAJESTIC 8-tube Superheterodyne used, lowboy.

$39.50 complete. Breuner's, Broadway at 21st. HI ghgate 4343. SPARTON, new, reg. $74.50, for 6807.

$45, $1 3460 Fruitvale. FRI MERCHANDISE 68 RADIO (Continued) MIDGET radio: Pentode and hi 1u hes. $20.90, Complete. Broadway at 21st. Hi cheate latest $1 wk.

Pruitvale. latest model. $1 wk. 3160 Fruitvale. FR-6807.

RADIOTROPE. 1932 for console model, in cabinet. very unique $39.50. HIM $5 Sherman. down Clay payment.

Fruit- 3420 L. 14 vale. Open evenings. REMLER. new Pentode tube.

tone control. Dynamic speaker. $49.90. Terms. Sherman, Clay 3420 E.

14 Fruitvale. Open eves. H. C. CAPWELL'S Daily RADIO Bargain A or late Radio Model RCA- Phonograph rare value at $99.50.

Terms. Radios. 4th floor, H. C. Capwell's Broadway, 20th, Teleg.

MEGROSE Auto Service, 4501 E. 14 FR-4291. Phileo transitone. Auto radio and service staInstallations and demonIstrations here. One Stop, Station.

6-TUBE Console, with P'entode and Hi-Mu. 839.50 installed. Easy terms. Breuner's, Broadway it 21st. HI ghgate 4343.

68A RADIO WANTED RADIOS bought for cash. Belling 1962 San Pablo. GL-5971. 69 RADIOS REPAIRED ANY set. anywhere in Eastbay repaired.

12 years experience: all work guar. TR-3751. RADIO DOCTOR FR-6170 No sales, service only. Work any place in Eastbay $1.50. 69 MERCHANDISE FOR RENT RADIOS rented Reasonable.

Hauschildt's, 1618 San Pablo ave. LAkeside 7669. COMB. washer, ironer, $1 3460 Fruitvale ave. FR-6807.

69 POSTAGE STAMPS STAMPS for and sold collection. Henry bought Loeb Broadwav. Rm. 18. LIVESTOCK 70 DOGS, CATS.

BIRDS FOR SALE BIRDS. lovely German Rollers. TR-9497. Sissons. 2481 67 Ave.

IMPORTED German Rollers, GARFINKLE'S. $7.95. Guaranteed Singers $4.95. 621 Washington St. 3427 E.

14th St. 71 RABBITS FOR SALE RABBITS with litters. meat. 80 Maitland Bay Farm Island. TOMOTIVE.

80 MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE REPAIRED GOOD used motorcycles. Claude Salmon, 31st and San Pablo. SEE U8 for used -C. terms Friedman. 270 12 st.

-1354 80A MOTORCYCLES WANTED CASE paid for Harley-Davidson. Friedman's, 270 12 St. MI-1354 HOWARD SQUARE 1929 Buick 5-pasa. Sedan $700 1929 Buick Master Bustness Coupe. 595 1926 Cadillac 5-pass.

Sedan 395. 1930 Buick 5-pass Sedan 850 1930 Buick Business Coupe 825 Broadway, Nr. 26th St. Chevrolet Sport '30 New tires. Original finish like new.

100 per cent in every way. Special, $445 Pacific Nash Motor Co. 2740 Broadway. LA-7101 CHEVROLET sedan, '30, (late series), wire wheels, run only 7000 miles. like a new car.

COCHRAN CELLI 12TH AND HARRISON STS. HI GHGATE 2288 CHEVROLET COUPE '31. Here's a bargain. Private party disposing of car immediately. Best offer takes car.

Can arrange terms. OLympic 8393. CHRYSLER 50 '27 model, for sale by owner. A-1 $75 down, bal. easy terms TH ornwall 6260.

CHEVROLET de Luxe coach, '31, Nearly new car at a large saving. Dahl Chevrolet Webster at 21st Street. GL encourt 4123. CHEVROLET. 1929 Sport coupe.

retired. $395, terms. Bateman Wise, 916 San Pablo. Albany, TH.ornwall 0285. CHEVROLET '28 2 door enclosed.

Bargain for quick sale. Paint A-1, Had best of care. Terms. BE rkeley 3079 W. CHEVROLET 6-4-door Sedan, all new tires, fine finish, $395, $120 cash.

2225 Broadway. Oswald Brickett, brother of Mrs. Joseph F. Valentine: a native of Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday, November 19, 1931, at 2 o'clock m. at the chapel of the Nat C.

Maneely Divisa der'o and Farrell street, San Francisco. Friends may call at Truman's, Telegraph avenue and Thirtieth street, Oakland, until 9 a. m. Thursday. COOK -Died at his home in Oakland, November 16, 1931, William, beloved husband of Isabell A.

Cook; a native of England. A member of Dundurn Lodge, Ontario, F. Canada. Hamilton, Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, November 18, at 3:15 11. at the Fruitvale chapel Clarence N.

Cooper, Fruitvale avenue, at East Sixteenth street. omit Incineration private. (Please flowers.) BARBASH--In Oakland, November 16, 1931, Benjamin, beloved husband of Sarah D. Barbash, and father of William J. and Joseph A.

Barbash. Funeral and interment strictly private. BEDFORD-In Berkeley, vember 15, 1931, Letitia Bedford, beloved wife of Thomas Bedford and loving mother Frances, Mary, Thomas Clay Bedford and the late Zilpha Bedford. A native of Texas, aged years. Services will be held Wednesday, November 18, at 2 p.

m. the Chapel of the Chimes, Piedmont avenue. Friends call at the Hill Kammerer until Mortuary, 3479 Piedmont avenue, 1 p. m. Wednesday.

BRANDHOEFER In Oakland. loved mother Mrs. Leah November 16, Mary, Eliza, Keliner, Charles and Edwin Watts of Chicago; a native Pensylvania. (Chicago papers please copy.) A member of Oakland Chapter No. 140, 0.

E. S. Friends are respectfully vited to attend the funeral Wednesday, November 18, at mi. at the Elmhurst chapel Clarence N. Cooper, Eighty-ninth at East Fourteenth Interment, Sunset cemetery.

BROWN--In Oakland, November 15, 1931, Anna H. Brown, of the late Nels S. Brown, mother of Albert Gustave and Scott M. Brown, sister Mrs. J.

H. Hansen, Mrs. Sarah Lyksett, Mrs. Emma Lewis Mrs. Martha Fuglebak; a native of Wisconsin, aged 75 years.

Friends are invited to attend the November funeral services Wednesday, 18, 1931, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the Lutheran 411 Twenty-eighth street, Oakland. Friends may call Truman's, Telegraph ph avenue Thirtieth street, until Wednesday. BROCKHURST In Yonkers, New York, Nov.

15, 1931, and son of the late Henry Martha Brockhurst, brother of Mrs. E. Sparhawk, Mrs. Sundstrom, Mrs. R.

Ehlers, E. Edward Silvas, Mr. George, and the late Charles. and James 'Brockhurst FORD--In Oakland, November ter 16, 1931, Lily Ford, loving of Mrs. Edna Sullivan, Grace Aschmann, George Sidney Van Dine.

A native Ohio, days. aged 57 years, 3 months, Kansas City and St. papers please copy. (the Friends are invited to attend funeral at the Grant D. ler Mortuary, 2372 East 14th corner Wednesday, 24th Avenue, Oakland, November 18, at 2 o'clock p.

m. Please flowers. Cremation. HOMAN--In Oakland, November 16, beloved 1931, Charles Henry an, husband of Mrs. L.

Homan, loving father of Hazel McLaren and, Mrs. A Mathieu; a native of Minnesota. member of Porter Lodge 272, No. I. 3236 0.

0. Modern Woodmen 324, L. and Oakland Lodge 0. 0. M.

Friends are invited to the November'18, funeral 1931, services 2 Wednesday, at p. the "Funeral Home" of Arthur Stout, 2307 Telegraph avenue, Oakland, under the auspices Porter Lodge No. 272, I. 0. 0.

Oakland, suddenly, November 16, 1931, Ethel beloved wife of Hughes, loving mother of nice Mary, William John, erine Ellen, Eunice Eileen Betty May Hughes, daughter Mrs. Nellie Moyle, sister of Eunice Meads, Mrs. Francis Lane and Mrs. May Smith; a of California. A member the First Baptist church of land.

Friends are invited to the funeral services Thursday. November 19, 1931, at 10:30 a. at the First Baptist church, land. Friends at funeral home of Arthur 2307 Telegraph. Interment, Mountain View cemetery, MARSHALL In Oakland, vember 16, 1931, Charles, band of the late Anna Marshall; 60 years, Friends are invited to the funeral from the Oakland Undertaking 3007 Telegraph avenue, Wednesday, November 18, 1931.

at 2 p. m. (Frank Youell, director.) MORTIMER In Oakland, vember 16, 1931, Walter O. loved husband of Harriet Mortimer, son of Mr. and James T.

Mortimer, brother Mark A. Mortimer. Mrs. Rice, Mrs. D.

L. Bryant, Mrs. belle Cox; Mrs. Iva Simpson Myrtle Mortimer: a native Kansas, aged 49 years. Notice of funeral later.

Brown Co.) SPARGO In Oakland, ber 14, 1931, Kamma, wife the late Phillip Spargo, and ing mother of Jennie, John Harvey Spargo; a native of mark. Friends are invited to the funeral at Grant D. ler mortuary, 2372 East teenth street, corner Twenty fourth avenue, Oakland, Wednesday, November 18, 1981, at o'clock a. m. Interment, View cemetery, SAN FRANCISCO DEATHS SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

17. The following deaths were record yesterday in San cisco: Asclimann, Lena F. Barry, Walter Berry, Hugh Franklin Brarens, Peter S. Dedmon, William Dettner, George, William Dougherty, Ida Thruston Gray, John Grosch, William Harth, Constant Henderson, Susan Holleran (nee Stewart), Keegan, John Francis- 60 King. Mary A.

Lisonat. Marcel M. -55 years Louderback, Katherine Miller, Ophelia Pinon. Juan 48 years Pos. Rosa Louise Quilter, Frances M.

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