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The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 14

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Santa Rosa, California
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-PAGE tt -THE PRESS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1948- SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA- (Claris Iff By the World's Blindfold Champioa -jGEORGE KOLTANOWSKJ- 1 CAN YOU SOLVE THIS? Problem No. 17 Shop MONDAY and TUESDAY at mm r-l ps Ms. Ij LJ News MoscowThe Tschigorin Memorial tournament, in which 18 masters of the Slav countries participated, was won by M. Bot-vinnik. The championship of the world starts March 1st in Holland, with Botvinnik as the great favorite and Keres, Smy-slow, Dr.

Euwe, Fine, and Resh-evsky participating. On his way back from Holland, Ragozin, the famous Russian master, gave a simultaneous exhibition in Berlin. He won 12, drew 8, and lost 10! This is the sort of thing that happens to masters visiting in Russia. Man bites dog. Quickies A brevity from Stockholm: French Defense -W LJ uS THE WHITE HOUSE for More Pre-Inventory Values We will close WEDNESDAY, the 28th to take INVENTORY i 71 "9 a White A.

Werle Black G. Westlund 1. P-Q4. P-Q4 Whit to play and mate in two moves. 8.

N-B3 was necessary to guard Ql. 9. PxB 10. PxP, B-NS ch 11. QxN ch 12.

KxQ. RxB 13. B-N5 ch, 2. N-QB3. P-K3 3.

P-K4, PxP 4. NxP. N-KB3 5. NxN ch, QxN 6. N-B3, P-KR3 7.

P-KR4, P-QB4 8. PxP, BxP? Played in the British championship of 1947. Sicilian Defense The Tour The results of my tour since the New Year are as follows: Boston, Mass. simultaneous; won 17, drew 2. Blindfold: won 3, drew 2, lost 1.

Worchester, Mass. simultaneous; won 28, drew 1, lost 1. Blindfold: won 2. State College, Pa. Won 27, drew 1, lost 2.

St. Louis, Mo. Won 25, drew 2, lost 1. White, W. K.

Morry Black, G. T. Crown 1. P-K4, P-QB4 6. P-KN3.

P-KN3 7. B-N2. B-Q2 8. O-O, B-N2 9. P-KR3, Q-Bl 10.

K-R2, NxN If QxN. N-N5 ch 2. N-KB3. N-KB3 3. P-Q4.

PxP 4. NxP, N-KB3 5. N-QB3, P-Q3 White resigns. wins the queen. Crime Fines Raise Municipal Coffers PET ALUM Jan.

24 Crime was worth almost four times as much to the finances of Petaluma as construction of buildings, according to the city ledgers for December. The fees collected by the city's central permit bureau totaled $425.70 of which $224 was for building permits representing an approximate cost of $110,475. That was a small income when compared to the $958.50 levied in fines by the police court of Judge Robert L. Burnett Jr. In the report of Police Chief Robert E.

Peters 48 arrests were listed, with drunkenness stealing the limelight by accounting for 27 of the offenses. Insurance Figures SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24 (WNS) Here are the unemployment insurance figures for Santa Rosa for the week ending' January 15, as announced today by the California Department of Employment: Claims filed: 1,569. Claims paid: 687. New claims filed: 237.

New veteran claims paid: 67. Veteran claims paid: 423. The department said 246,628 unemployed persons filed claims in all offices of the state during' the week, and of these, 120,945 claims were paid. The week saw 34,932 new claims for Insurance filed; 9,891 new veteran claims, and 55,462 veterans paid. Corrugated Smith Establishes Bakery in Sonoma SONOMA, Jan.

24 A new bakery has been established in Sonoma Vista by L. B. Smith, ex-navy man of the submarine service. Prior to opening this bakery, Smith had been employed at the State Home at Eldridge. The bakery will deal in pie-baking at the present time, with a capacity of 50 pies at a time.

Smith revealed he expects to handle both a wholesale and retail trade. Alcoa and Reynolds Always See Us For Spot Cash Prices Genuine Pioneer Composition Roofing Carney Will Speak At Grange Meeting Santa Rosa Grangers will meet for the first time under their newly elected set of officers next Tuesday when Grange No. 17 gathers in the IOOF hall at 7:30 p. m. for a regular business meeting.

Master L. L. "Woodward is slated to preside over the proceedings which will feature Esther Carney as lecturer for the evening. 1 MILLINERY Hosiery I NIGHT SALE! SLIPS I PAJAMAS Irregulars GOWNS $9 (( ei OK JoO Z.UU $1.95 $10.00 $4.50 Values to $15.95 $2.95 1..7 tflTlfl I lrl C7 Colorful pajamas, vJTL Ml Late styles in black, brown, navy and gray Black and pink slips, on Sf-inese- Nylon hose in a full range TaUored styles lelt hats. Reduced for quick clearance! broken sizes style lines of sizes MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR FASHION FLOOR plqqr FASHION FLOOR Toiletries UTILITY Figurines What-Not STAMPED I LAMP 25c and BOXES Qff SHELVES GOODS SHADES 50c y2Off 2 $3.95 14 to Off Miscellaneous cosmetics, Wide variety of ceramic O-P-P sharply reduced Made of washable plastic figures Corner shelves of sohd 2 UII Slightly soiled Plus Federal Taxes MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MMWHHMH Uia IULJIXULIUJUJUIUJUI lUH.

I JUM.M.JHJUJ1 LJIJUijmigMMMWPMgt WM MHMHMKKKKKMKMK Women's Women's Women's Women's Women's SUITS COATS SLACK SUITS DRESSES SWEATERS 1 OFF $5.00 to $2.99 $29.00 $29.00 Strutter and gabardine slack suits with smart $25.00 All wool slip-ons. Wid All wool tailored suits Late styles fitted jackets. Good color selection, broken sizes Prints and solid colors color range FASHION FLOOR FASHION FLOOR MAIN FLOOR FASHION FLOOR FASHION FLOOR "awvnniHHgmffi miiHiimiHmm Women's Women's Maternity Raincoats DICKIES BELTS SKIRTS ROBES DRESSES CK nft co nn S3 OOtn Qnn $5.00 and $2.00 and i3Off $3.00 fcon lin nn $10-00 $5.00 tpD.UU tblU.OU Suede, Hd, capeskin and Full and tailored styles Quilted cottons and Belted and straight cuts Tailored and dressy types sequin trims tailored twills Cotton and wo1 fabncs FASHION FLOOR FASHION FLOOR FASHION FLOOR FASHION FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR, i Men's Men's MEN'S ST TITS' Men's Men's SOX TOPCOATS Sport Coats II 1 nn SWEATERS 8 $21.50 to i4qk $29-50 to $45.00 $100to 1Qff $45.00 A4y5 M1 "'rrT $8.95 Values to $50 00, All wool, sizes 34 to 40 All wool s.ip-on, sleeveless Part wool sport so sizes 36 to 42 1 and coat sweaters MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR Girls' Children's CARRIAGE I BUNTINGS I Boys' SUITS Boys' DRESSES Play Suits COVERS $2 99 to $7 95 to JACKETS $1-4 $3.99 $1.99 to $3.99 $15.95 $5.95 to $2.99 S3 99 $16 95 Cotton dresses in stripes Qualit Pink and blue buntings, Single and double breasted and prints sizes 2 to 6 Part wool and all wool 1 and 2 piece styles All wool MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR i -s BLANKETS PERFUME BLOUSETTES ODDS and LAMPS $6.50 if $1.00 ENDS $l-0to V(due, to $7.95 i20ff 25 wool, Beacon and b4.t!U Rlousettes of rayon crepe and lovely sheers. Som Attractive table and bed lace trimmed or with unusual button effects. Good I itoo Nashua blankets Dresser trays and powder color selection including pinks, black, rose, aqua, tan, xiamaes, gioves, nuxiens, lamps boxes included in group white 811(1 ulti-colored fabrics.

flowers MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR FASHION FLOOR MAIN FLOOR MAIN FLOOR wiazrr, No No No No Phone No Mail AllSales Refunds Returns Layaways Orders Orders Final JOHN LANE The Dead Sea, Albert Nyanza, Lakes Nyasa and Tanganyika are all situated in the great "African Rift" which slashes across- Asia and far down into Africa for almost one sixth of the circumference of the earth. ROOFING ALL, TYPES 620 Sebastopol Road, Phone 726 ff- Lighting Fixtures? We have a large assortment of modern lighting fixtures of every description. See our display. Santa Rosa Electric 516 Fourth St. Phone 257 On approval of your credit As long as 15 months to pay Email weekly er monthly payments Nartr any extras for easy credit.

LtEL. J. CAMPBELL JrrlClHl DENTAL PLATES MADE WITH MODERN TRANSLUCENT TEETH REALISTIC in appearance, SCIENTIFICALLY designed and "ose RESEMBLANCE to Nature's own, the MODERN TRANSLUCENT TEETH are used and praised by dentists 5yHt with tht BEAUTIFUL TRANSPARENT MATERIALS that are popular with many dentists they appear so lifelike as to DEFY DETECTION. BRANCHES IN OTHER CALIFORNIA CITIES MM (mew mim Gout? 1.

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