Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935 15 Army Accepts 20,000 VISIT Doctor, Bride Fly South on Boy Leaves Home, Sought by Police SAN FRANCISCO, May 7. Police today were conducting a search for Kenneth Cuyler. 14, son of Orville Cuyler, 4515 Lincoln Way, a motor-man, who disappeared from his home Sunday night The boy left a not to hi. father rtatlnf that "he didn't want to be a burden any longer." He was described as being five feet, eight inches in height and weighing 140 pounds. He has gray eyes and brown hair and two disfigured fingers and a scar on his chin.

The youth wore a tan sweater and corduroy trousers. TEAMSTERS AGREEMENT IS EFFECTIVE 0 ME 'LEG Fictitious Check of $25 Is Made Good WOODLAND, May 7. George F. Stevens, sought here sine last December on a charge of passing a fictitious check, has been arrested In San Francisco, local officers were notified. Stevens was released when Mark Edgar, the complaining witness, withdrew the complaint after Stevens made good.

on the $25 check. RobertS'Union Farm Bureau Incorporates TSTOCKTON, May it the largest incorporated organization of its kind in the United States, officers of the Roberts-Union Farm Bureau Center filed articles of incorporation at Sacramento yesterday. The center has a membership of 265, all ranchers in the Union Island section. I. N.

Robinson Jr, is president. SHERWOOD More than 20,000 Eastbay citizens 'have visited the "Legion Lucky Home" on East Twelfth Street near the Civic Auditorium, since its formal opening to the public a month ago, or an avferage of more than 700 daily, according1 to annSunce-ments frorrf" Post No. 5, American Legion. During the past week the attenrj-'': ance has been somewhat' larger, due to interest in "Clean Paint and Fix Up" week. The "Legion Lucky Home" is the completely modernized dwelling that was a feature of the launching of the Better Housing program in Oakland.

It will remain open to public each day from, 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. until Thursday evening, July 4, when it will be given away, together with a lot and all necessary power, water and sewer connections, on 103rd Avenue.

Post No. 5 has charge of sale of ticket? of admission, which also give fiie purchaser a chance to be-1 come the owner of the model home. WEDNESDAY, MAY SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 AsttUKI tU UULU HtATS ZAT 25 Fresh Breadi Larce oaTra Small WESTMINSTER SHORTENING SWEET RELISH 8TI 1935, SAVINGS! 21c for nut erne WINE Your In or to. tBr IOC lb. 11 Gallon 7S pint 17c KEITER CLAT ST.

ENT. Yearllns; Shoulders. Po.nd lC Shoulder Pork. lib. lt Boneless rf Beef Stew lbs.

eWC lbs. MAYONNAISE PICNIC SPREAD, fresh made WINDOW SHADES Shades, 36 inches by 6 feet, put on your own roller. We have equipped hundreds of East Bay homes with these marvelous shades. Green-, Tan, White or Cream. Sunfast colors.

BARRON CLAT ST. BNT. BAHAHASaSSlt-JOs or Grapefruit 15 Kfl I ONIONS, cl SC I New White, lb'. 8 PEARS 3 lbs. 10 1-nY.

tin BEECHNUT SPAGHETTI 124-o. tin Beeennst TOMATO JUICE l-lb. tin BEECHNUT BEANS lOi-oi. Jar Beechnut PEANUT BUTTER 19c QUEEN LILY. Soap the (rest lt 7c Pure HONEY, 5-lb.

39c" Drifted Knew 24'A-lb. sick No. IV, tin SLICED PEACHES u. ti wn KADOTA PIGS -IMlUill-l 10 Bwthtr CHOCOLATE BARS Snowdrift 3-lb. pail 53c Large tin CORN BEEFt Italian MUSHROOM SAUCE, 4 tins.

17c DEVILED MEAT, tin Bmsll die LOG CABIN No. 1 Ull tin ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES. ml Window Shades turned top to bottom 25c Work called for and delivered FREE TENINTY SHADE SHOP 2043 University Berkeley. Ph. TH-1919 ST.

BNT. 4RU Ibstdi UIba.25e Cookie Stead Fre-fc Baked Grahams etr Soda Vtm man. Smt lee RllinH S1RKIIT ITlvn CHOPS ...2 lbs. 25c STEVi .3 Ins. Z5s OIL STATION Fresh Salad OIL Gal Ion.

51.18 Yoar Jns; I. OSSOSKT STAND 67 CLAY POTATOES, Borbanka, Af Sack 91.28 Waabinfton Gama, SMkjl.lOl flw a uioiijPM. lbaj. 1 lev 9vtt' KANDT KOUNTER noddy Wrapt OIoaraBo Heaet Tloaas Red Ranjrera 12 for 26s TOBACCO HALF 15e else tint value BRIAR FRANCIS LEES, GOLDEN WEST. 9 t)EM for SOY us.

RICE, Fancy Brown lbs. BEAN BAG FFFD STAND Snk. SCRATCH 9-lb. 1CA ft bags JC. bag CilIU tm for iww CHICKIB Jnlce Oranges NEWPO- TATOES WINTER Harnaeay and PIPE I Cheeolatee s.

ee the H.iwkox,...10e1 .10 I Ban. for ChewS. lib. DEPARTMENT HALF DEAL! TJntoa Leader 1 lOo tin and a BOo ralne Pip For 24s a II. BLADES, 25,29 tViljprobak JFdPBlD) IID1AILEE irltcn you want a good USED CAR You can buy Used Car from Ford Dealer with full confidence.

His reputation Is behind it. hopes that some day you will be in the market or a New Ford V-8 and, he wanta you to be 100 satisfied with the Used, Car he sells you. DEL MONTE ORTHO-CUT COFFEE, I -lb. tin Bey HAY CLEARANCE SALE! Merchandise must be moved and these prices are rejUy HOT PTfj nnd when we say HOT. we mens HOT.

Compnr the priees listed below In black and white, item for Item, nlonir with onr retmlnr low prices. Figures don't He. We believe) you will aay thej-are. HOT, COURTEOUS, SPEEDY SERVICE AS USUAL AT OAKLAND'S i LEADING INDEPENDENT STOHE. No.

1 Ull tin Spiced Lant FRUIT COCKTAIL T.10c GOLD DUST POWDER SPINACH, No. 2Vi 7ttc wTcHlCE S-ll). cloth ha ALBERS FARINA 4'i-lb. cloth ba Albert (Blrachlnf water) ROLLED OATS 23c COMB HONEY, each. 10c MlNllItlTi: Dionifdnry CLEANSER, 4 for GINGERBREAD MIX 17c 22 Oakland, Bay Area Recruits Fourteen Oakland youths and eight additional young men from various sections of the Eastbay are included in a group of soldiers who have been accepted for enlistment in the hited State's.

Army and who are now at Fort McDowell awaiting shipment to Honolulu, T. H. 'i This announcement was made today by Staff Sergeant Thomas D. Vernon, recruiting officer in charge of the service in Oakland. The Oakland soldiers are Lloyd V.

Adams, 8501' San Pablo Avenue: Jack Arnold, 4165 Rifle Lane; Glea V. Carroll, 1707 70th Avenue; Earl A. Foss, 1384 82nd Avenue; Charles L. Fisher, 4312 Gordon Street; Roger AtwelL 2029 101st Avenue; Howard E. Bull, 3311 Florida Street; Herbert S.

White, 41Q 28th Street; Layman R. 4002 Canon Avenue; Rudolph Rodrigues, 1869 87th Avenue; Carl G. Silcox, 3100 East 15th Street; Jack L. Brooks, 3017 Harrison Street; Ashley 5541 Claremont Avenue, and Mor ton A. Esther, 6019 Hillegass Avenue.

Other Eastbay youths in the group Include Peter W. Pedrotti, Richmond; Fred B. Jackson, Hayward; Peter R. Jensen, San Lorenzo; Robert L. Rodrigues, Edwin A.

Conrad and Jack S. Dailey of Berkeley; Frank W. Hupp, Alameda, and Joe avaria, Decoto. SHOE REPAIRS SPECIALS Wednesday and all this weak M'. U.I a1.

ax 1 taeui win I and Babbar (JJC I Women'a Half Solaa and 50c 'Heel I Women's Heel Lifts 10 I Comp. or leather. iLtC Quick service while you wait We carry a fall lln of Buck Heckt n' and boys' work and drtui shoes. I 02 PACT 1606 San Pablo Ave. MODERN WOMEN NKDNOT SUFFER monthly ptio and dolay due Chl-jhts-tmsplsmnnaBriuidPilllsre effective, Mli.hl.

-nw lint BPI IF. a tl. all nniKipitsforovfriSyfani. Atttfer "IMS DIAMOND LKAi, Notice NOTICE OF LOCAL IMPHOVKIHICNT NOTICR IS-HEREBY OIVEN That the City Council of the City of Oak-land did, on the 19th day of March, 1936, pass Hesfilutdun of intention No. J262 C.

M. to ordnr the following- Improvement to be made In said City In accordance with the "Street LlffhtlnR Act of 1919" of the State of California, to-wlt: That the necessary electroliers, each consisting of an ornamental single-light lighting; standard to-gether with Its neceaRary llfchtlng' unit, lamp, series transformer, wlren, cables, appurtenances and appll-ances, be maintained, and that elec trlcal energy be furnished, for the lighting of Piedmont Avenue, bp-tween Moss Avenue and John Street. SaldVfnalntenance.and said furnish-In of electrical energy shall bo for a period ysar, commencing with the 1st day of July, 1935. and ending with the 30th day of June. 1936.

And said City Council did, bv said Resolution of Intention, determine and declare' the district to ba benefited by said Improvement and that a portion of the costs and ex-pennes of said Improvement shall lie assessed upon the lands In snld district, which district, to be known as the assessment district, and to be designated as "Piedmont Avenue Lighting District No. 8," Is particularly bounded and described as set forth In said ltesolutlon of Intention, which description Is hereby referred to and is hereby Incorporated in and made a part of this notice. Said City Council ordered by said Heso-lutlon of Intention that 45 per cent of the total costs and expenses of said Improvement shall he paid out of the Treasury of the City at Oakland' from the General Fund of said City. m- FURTHER NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the Lighting Assess-ment Board did, an the JOlh day of April, 1935, file with me a report In writing presenting certain matters and things as directed by the aforesaid Resolution of Intention, which report Is contained in a document entitled "Report of the Lighting Assessment Board In the Matter of Piedmont Avenue Lighting- District No. 3." FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the aforesaid City Council, by Its Resolution No.

3341 C. M. did appoint Thursday, the J3rd day of May, 1925. at 5 minutes past I o'clock p. In the Council Chamber In the City Hall, Oakland, California, as the time and place for hearing protests In relation to the aforesaid proposed Improvement.

Any person Interested, objecting to me proposea improvement or to the assessment therefor, may file a written protest stating his objections thereto, with the Clerk of the City Council at or before the time set for the hearing as hereinabove stated. For further particulars, reference Is hereby made to Resolution of Intention No. 8262 C. M. S.

and to said "Report of the Lighting Assessment Board In the Matter of Pled mont Avenue Lighting District No. on file In the office of the City Clerk of the City of Oakland. The assessment above referred to Is Intended to cover a portion of the costs and expenses of maintenance and electrical energy for a period of one year, commencing July 1, 1916, for the ornamental street lighting system In Piedmont Avenue between Moss Avenue and John Street The boundaries of the assessment district are the same as those of the district that was similarly assessed ror tne current fiscal year. The proposed assessment for said period of one year amounts to an average of approximately lt.t cents per front foot of the lands fronting on the aforesaid portion of Piedmont Avenue. The exact total amount of the assessment upon any" Individual lot or parcel of land may be ascertained by referring to the Report now on ine in tne oirice or tne city cierK.

W. W. CHAPPELL. Cltr Clerk and Clerk of the Council of the City of Oakland. Dated, Oakland, California, May 1935.

No. SOS May Mk. JstP JFIkl mm nil rm.svc Tf 11 'II aV Dr; Warren- B. Allen of Oakland, specialist in brain surgery; and Miss Elma Williams, formerly of Grass Valley, were married in a ceremony performed at' the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice. Logan, iui unaDot Road. The. Rev. W.

P. Reagor of the First- Christian Church, offt dated. 11 Dr. Allen and-his bride left their home at 5621 Thornhill Drive this noon for a wedding trip. They flew to Los Angeles and planned to spend several weeks at Mexico City before returning home.

Among the guests at the Logan home for the ceremony were Dr. and Mrs. W. Earl Mitchell, Dr, and Mrs. Whitfield Crane, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Potter, Dr. Samuel Downing, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Baxter, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry FalkelL Mr. and Mrs. Edward Street, Miss Anne Relnertson and Woodson Allen. HOUSTON CROOKS THRIVE HOUSTON, Tex.

Houston crooks marked $16,276.26 on the profit side of their ledgers during March, aa cording to police records. Of 936.59 in cash and property stolen, $4,660.33 waa recovered. ONE WEEK ONLY 35c 3 for $1.00 Smull down pmyment. Eaiy Urmt, liberal guarantee LEGAL NOTICE entitled "Report of the Lighting Assessment Board In the Matter of 38th Avenue Lighting District No. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha arvrM rn Council, by its Resolution No.

8343 i Thursday, the 23rd day of May, 1835, at 7 minutes past 8 clock p. in the Council Chamber In the City Hall, Oakland, California, as the time and place for hearing protests In-relatlon tf the aforesaid proposed Improvement. Any person Interested, objecting to the proposed Improvement or to tha assessment therefor, may file a written protest stating his objection, thereto, with the Clerk of the City Council at or before the time set for the hearing as hereinabove stated. For further particulars, reference Is hereby made to Resolution of Intention No. 3264 C.

M. 8. and to said "Report of the Lighting Assess, merit Board In the Matter of 38th Avenue Lighting District No. 9." on of the City of Oakland. The assessment above referred to is intended to eover a portion of the coBts and expenses of maintenance and electrical energy for a period pf bne year, commencing July 1935, for the, ornamental street lighting system in 38th Avenue between Allendale Avenue and Llese Avenue.

Ihe boundaries of the assessment str et are the same as those of the district that was nlmilarly assessed for the current fiscal year. The proposed assessment for said period of approximately 18 cents per front vl iui lanos ironung on the aforesaid portion of 18th Ave- nilA Tha Avail tnt.l il mi cliiiuuiii xne assessment upon any Individual lot or parcel of land may be ascertained reiemnK 10 me iteport now on file In the office of the City Clerk. W. W. CHAPPELL.

City Clerk and Clerk of the Council of the City of Oakland. Ttateri rifltrlanH PaltArnti. No. 204 May S-(2t) WorlTrjIafom 8 A. M.

to 5 :15 M. and Increase of 50 Cents a Day Provided SAN FRANCISCO, May A two-year working agreement be tween the Draymen's Association and the Brotherhood of Teamsters is effective here today. The agreement provides a work day from 8 a. m. to 5:15 p.

til, and an increase of 50 cents per day in wages. The present scale is $5.50 to $8 per day, depending oh the size of the haul. A preferential employment arrangement also was provided. Coincident with the agreement, union teamsters opened a vigorous membership drive against nonunion "long, haul" drivers. Watchers on highways stopped truck drivers to ascertain if they had union membership cards.

If not, they were urged to join. Violence in Tanker Strike Is Reported SAN PEDRO, May 7. Vi( lence in the tanker strike situation was reported yesterday to police. About the same time, longshoremen refused to load a cotton consignment because of sympathy with the cotton compress workers' strike. Thomas Pahukoa, oiler on the and steamer Golden Peak, told police ha was kidnaped Sunday by four men representing themselves as union members, beaten with an iron bar and robbed of In tha Wilmington area, ball a dosea men atoned a truck arrying food supplies to a tanker manned by a non-union erew, routed the driver arid wrecked tha truck.

After loading 2300 bales of cotton aboard the President Monroe, long shoremen refused to handle an additional 600 bales, saying the cotton was sent through the compress after Saturday, the deadline of their declaration of sympathy for the strikers. More than 20,000 bales await compressing and shipment, mostly to the Orient Members of three lumberyard unions will meet late today with yard owners' representatives to dis cuss the three weeks' oleVdegnands of the unions for higher wages and shorter hours. The three unions are the Sawmill and Timber Workers, Chauffeurs, Truck Drivers and Helpers, and the Hoisting and Operating Engineer Shooting Defendant Pleads Not Guilty MARTINEZ, May 7. Arraigned before Superior Judge Thomas D. Johnston, Trinidad Sandoval pleaded not guilty to a charge of assault with intent to commit murder.

His case has been continued until May 20 to be set for trial. Sandoval was represented by At' torney Melvln Belli of Oakland. LEGAL NOTICE' NOTICE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the City Council of the City of Oak-land did, on the ltth day of March, 1935. pass Resolution of Intention No. 3263 C.

M. to order the 'fol lowing improvement to be made In said City in accordance with the "Street Lighting Act of 1S19" of the Btate of California, to-wit: That the necessary electroliers, each' consisting of an ornamental single-light lighting standard together with Its necessary lighting unit, lamp, series transformer, wires, cables, appurtenances and appliances, be and that electrical energy be furnished, for the lighting of-Market Street between 7th Street and San Pablo Avenue. Said maintenance and said furnishing of electrical energy shall be for a period of one year, commencing with the 1st day of July, 1935, and ending with the 10th day of June, 1836. And said City Council did, by said Resolution of Intention, determine and declare the district to be benefited, by said Improvement, and that portion of the costs and erpenses of said Improvement shall be assessed upon the lands In said district, which district, to be known as the assessment district, and to be designated as "Market Street Lighting District No. is particularly bounded and described as set forth In said Resolution of Intention, which description Is hereby referred to and is hereby Incorporated In and made a part of this notice.

Bald City Council ordered by said Resolution of Intention that 45 per cent of the total eosts and expenses of said Improvement shall be paid out of the Treasury of the City of Oak-land from the General Fund of said City. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN that the Lighting Assessment Board did, on the 30th day of April, 1935, file with me a report in writing presenting certain matters and things as directed by the aforesaid Resolution of Intention, which report is contained In a document entitled "Report of the Lighting Assessment Board- In the Matter 0f Market Street Lighting District FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBT OIVEN that the aforesaid City Council by Its Resolution No. 3342 C. M. did appoint Thursday, the 23rd day of May, 1935, at 6 minutes past I o'clock p.

In the Council Chamber In the City Hall, Oakland, California, as the time and place for hearing protests In" relation "to the aforesaid proposed Improvement. Any person Interested, objecting to the proposed Improvement or to the assessment therefor, may-'-file a written protest stating his objections thereto, with the Clerk of the City Council at or before the time set for the hearing as hereinabove stated. For further particulars, reference Is hereby made to Resolution of Intention No. 8253 C. M.

S. and to said "Report of the Lighting Assessment Board In the Matter of Mar-ket Street Lighting District No. 6," on file In the office of the City Clerk of the City of Oakland. The assessment above referred to Is Intended to cover a portion of tbe costs and expenses of maintenance and electrical energy lor a period of one year, commencing July 1, 1935, for the ornamental street lighting system In Market Street between 7th Street and San Pablo Avenue. Tbe boundaries of the assessment district are the same as those of the district that was similarly assessed for the current fiscal year.

The proposed assessment for said period of one year amounts to an average of approximately 18. cents per front foot of the lands fronting on the aforesaid portion of Market Street. The exact total amount of the assessment any individual lot or parcel of land may be ascertained by referring to the Report now on file In the office of the City Clerk. W. W.

CHAPPELL, City Clerk and Clerk of the Council of the City of Oakland. Dated. Oakland. California. Mav 1935.

NO. I0X Mr -(3t) SWAN CO LTD JERSEY CORN -lb. pkg. JAYA WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP. 7c New Pack Frnh PEAS, No.

2 tin. El Rey full itrtneth (Bottle dpilt eitrm) TOMATO HOT SAUCE iveelsl tin CAMAY SOAP, 4 17c Small tlx ARMOUR'S BEANS 4ftc 10.1b. br GRANULATED SUGAR 47c Lerse k(. Feet's GRANULATED SOAP ltttt2Bc APPLE BUTTER 0 DEL CATSUP Large Bottle No. tin GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 7c Golden BUte MILK, 3 tall tins.

17c SILK 3c Red Checker COFFEE, Mb. J-lb. etn. FRESH SODA 23c RROCERTEBIA CHALLENGE 29c Potato Salad, 2 17c Cottage Cheese, lb 9c Loaf Swiss Cheese, 24c Limburger, Vi-lb. 12c 24c Large EGGS Dozen 27c Mrs.

Wrlfhi, Dent. Fsner Whole Milk Monterey CHEESE Pound 19c Al T.tvlt.. Dept. 0Lbs for 25C RILEY'S Lean plate MED BEEF, lb. 10c Dent.

tIS PORK LIVER lb. lEo Freth Pork SPARERIBS 20: Butt PORK STEAKS lb. 29c Dent, tie CANDY SPECIALS! Assorted FUDGES, 10c Aiiorttd WRAPPED CHEWS, 10c CHOCOUTE DROPS, 10c Filled MATINEE MIXED, lb. 10c Satin Finish HARD CANDY, 1 '2 Candy Dept. II.

Italian BALM 49c HOSPITAL 23c Hrery Battlan MINERAL OIL, quart. Woodbury's Facial 25 SOAP, 3 cakes for and 5e kei Woodbsry FACE POWOKl FEUC Dr Dept. 'ID LluH 1,1,11.1111. 2 WHITE STAR No. tin I2p WHITE KING 40 Clrannlaierl lnrfK nltf.

ftliw I 1 bar A-PLUB FREE! CRISP CORN FLAKES s-ot. rkg. 58 RAINIER MALT BEE BRAND BLACK PEPPER Broken Sliced PINEAPPLE, Some 6i2c 25c st Panlry Fllllnf Station. III. II MARKET NUT SPRED, 25c Itemi In clrelri en tale WPW Jill MLI No.2!s tin CHILI CON CARNE, I Ha Armour's.

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NOODLES, 25s 10258 Pure a Prunes, small QA Santa lbs. f8 BEAN BAG NUT HOUSE FIG BARS Ib. es MIXED JR COOKIES lbs. I Crystal White BOAP I bars I Small PEET'S Clearanoe WONDER I O.P l-lb. tin V.

tin 2 os. 5 ..4 oi. 8 tins dented. PUFFED WHEAT or RICE pkg. 7c Tomatoes Puree SWEET Cnt-tew.

Utali No. 2 tin i tin. Solid Pack No. tin OIJ CLEARANCE FKUiw BLUE BUNNY No. 2 PEACHES.

tin I WHOLE MT.ICOTS... Iacm Ground I BEAMS 8y2e FLAPJACK I Cs EHERGY dm'toei KAFFEE HAG 39c PEP Si GRAPE Pint Rghini If 3 I7CI JUICE. bottle 10811141 Wuns I I ryainl White If II. rune' CHIPS ib. Pkg 27e pi SUGAR io ib 48gj LIBBY LIBBY LD3BY SLICED FANCY Vhed o'r PINEAPPLE PEACHES SPINACH Tidbtta Si rios gias IGs 4y2c roam-it MUSHROOM Dial Ai- JELLY, Pure Straw or SAUCE.

tin 2C Raspberry -2-lh ir 5s MARMALADE 22s FLOUR. PS' gg tin 072, Pabst Cheese, M-lb. IOI BAKINO5'1 10-ox. fa ncl. Pabstette pkg.

If2S POWDER tin ri Amerlrnn. 3-lt. hnx fr xrQfa clorox CslllD Abalone, Clam Al ORANGE JUICE, 12-os. 1 SuUP tin JVl Almar tin PEANUT 2-lb. CYRIIP Te fi BUTTER.

jar wHWr Jug BEER or ALE, St. jfbot- al( KNOX 7C CWre, pins Atj1 ties FA5' 1 Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte Del Monte Whole Kernel TOMATO SLICED or Rartlett GoldenBantan. TM CRUSHED CORFI JUICE vmmk Fellid Tinl2c KOSHER POULTRY Wedntiday end Thunder Kcr. B. Gsrflnkle here all day.

KEYS duplicated 2 for 25c Leekimith, next to I.loiior Dent. DRIED BUCK FIGS SUN DRIED PRUNES Fancy Hand Dipped CHOCOLATE Q0 ECLAIRS lb. luG Rote'i Dept. tl FRANKFURTERS, lb. 16c Cottaft Chtete, lb.

Levlt'l, Dept. lit Shoulder or Prime Rlk Marine LAMB CHOPS, lb 25c Small toln Sprlnr LAMB CHOPS, 35c Rib er Shoulder Milk Fed VEAL CHOPS, lb Steer Beef Plate BOILING Steer Beef Rhogtder POT ROAST, 15c Steer BeW FRESH LIVER, lb.4; 18c Clay st, entrance Imported BAY RUM, 19c 1000, i train SACCHARIN TABLETS Internal EPSOM SALTS, 8c Lifebuoy Shaving Cream, large tube CT and a emk 2Tc LIFEBUOY SOAP FREE i Loult WK lit.M.UVl, 'lltii lilt, Cut-Halo lit NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN That the City Council of the City of Oak-land did, on the 19th day of March, 1935, pass Resolution of Intention No. 3264 C. M. 8., to order the fol-lowinB-mprovement to mad In aid City in accordance with the "Street LiRhtlnjr Act of I81S" of the Btate of California, to-w4t: That the necessary electroliers, each -consist I opof -a -ornamental ilngle-llfrht lighting standard together with its.

necessary flighting unit, lamp, series transformer, wires, cables, appurtenances and appliances, be maintained, and that electrical energy be furnished, for rthe lighting: of 38th Avenue between Allendale Avenue and Liens Avenue. Said maintenance and said furnish-ins of electrical energy shall be for period of one year, commencing with the 1st day of July, 1935. and ending: with the 30th day of June, 1936. And said City Council did, by aaid Resolution of Intention, determine and declare the district to be benefited by said Improvement and that a portion of the eosts and erpensei of said Improvement ahull be assessed upon the lands In Bald district, which district, to be known as -the assessment district, and to be designated as "38th Avenue Lighting District No. is partteu.

larly bounded and described as set forth in said Resolution of Intention, which description is hereby referred to and is hereby Incorporated in and made a part of, this notice. Said City Council ordered by said Resolution of Intention that 45 per cent of the total costs and expenses of said Improvement shall be paid out cf the-Tueasury of the City of Oak. land, from the General Fund of said City. FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Assessment Board did, on the 30th day of April, 1935, file with me a report in writing presenting certain matters and things as directed by the afore-aid Resolution of Intention, which report is contained in a document ViaORY DOC FOOD 4 tins 18 Hillsdale Sauer Kraut No. a tin OS, Cosmos Strlns; Case of 48.

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