The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 11

1EAL ESTATE FOR SALE 33 MATKO Immaculate and Charming is UiU offered today for IS.SfO. DIOJEC room cptas onto at patio and a of lawn wuh shrubs and flowers. wlih a separate garden for vegetables and berries: accessible 10 -)iopplnfc and trenijvoriation. Ex- tlusivo with K- E. PAUL.

CO, H33 BurlJnRame Ave. Dial 5-SC30, or 3-9534 eves. 33-SM Good Buy in S. M. Beautiful 5-roora home.

Must be seen to be appreciated. Owner on remiies. 154:: Kalmia. (Turn off -Jl Camino at Barnesoa nr. 14th or Bore! nr.

ICth (3S-SM) J-'IVE shaped garden home, -1 years old. a i landscaped lot, AV of Kl Camino. Price includes refriKerator, wash- inR machine. without 250. Ph.

5-135G for appt. (33-SM) $8,950 "West of Camino Real, close to stores, transportation, etc. This farmhouse type home is ready for occupancy a immediately. Owner moving East. Immaculate.

SKaffer Mardorf 27th El Camino, S. M. Ph. 5-1753 (33-SM) Furnished Here Is your opportunity to have immediate possession of a. cheerful California Colonial home completely furnished and in excellent taste.

Walking distance to shopping and transportation. Spacious living room. A French door opens from the dining room onto a highly developed garden with a secluded patio. Two sunny bedrooms with tiled bath. Be sure and see this lovely home today.

Priced $11,500. Rochex 8 Rochex 106 So. El Camino Real, San Mateo 3-3653. (33-SM) Lots, All Price Ranges Several fine business, apartment and homesites to offer in price ranging: from $500 to $50,000 per site. For further information and to inspect these properties SEE Security Homes lg Third S.

M. Phone 3-3674 (33-SM) REAL ESTATE FOE SALE S3 HI III.IVCAMi: $13,250 On a warm. street in liurhnsjiar. to transportation and ihopjiine is this lovely 5- rm. plus trealifast rm.

pre-war Nice liv. nice breakfast raa. with cabineis, a well-arranged kitchen. bath with separate toiltt. central Beat, beautiful sheltered jjardi-n with rare trees and thruts, sprinkler system front and rear.

An owner owned home lils js seldom put on the market. Owner purchased larger home and can jfive quick possession. Catherine Wickett REALTOR Baywood Theatre Buildlnc 339 St. Phones: Z-I9C9--3-2158 Handyman Special This property will appeal to a person having a knack fur doint; thinss over. It is ideally situated: lias Jaree living room, sun room.

2 large bath, kitchen with dinette, and service porch; single garage detached: on lot 50x1-0. Priced at S7.950. Must be sold this week. Let us show it to you. Owner will accept any reasonable offer.

Can be handled on easy terms. Rocklage Russell REALTORS 1119 Eurlingame Ave. Ph. 4-2549 North Burlingame Modern, 5 rooms and porch, all large rooms and in good elose to Ultra modern S-room farmhouse on nicelv landscaped lot. conveniently located nuar snoppmc.

school and M. Tosch Co. 1479 Burlingame Ave. Ph. 3-741S (33-B) North Burlingame Easy -walking distance to transportation and shopping.

3-bedroom home, new roof, newlv decorated inside, and out Only 511,500. Call t.uu:iy. Rogers Realty 1114 Broadway, Bull. Ph. 3-9104 (33-B) $10,850 This 3-bedroom home, fine floor plan, under 4 yrs.

old, in need for immed. occupancy. Owner transferred East. W. of El Uamlno RL In good dist.

2-car garage. BARRY O'CONN'OR 155 San ilateo. Ph. 3-7681 (33-SM) Duplex, and 3 rooms, J5S50. Rent J660 year.

Two-car garage, Key, GEO. P. GORHAM 2183 El Camino, 8. M. 5-0453 (33-SM) 2 Bedrooms, $7,750 Close to transportation and shopping, this little borne is ideal for coupla who want quality housing in a nice neighborhood.

A Junior 5 with a kitchen-dinette combination, large living; room, 2 bedrms. For further information call Forrest F. Brackett 2533 El Camino. S. M.

Ph. 5-1671 2388 R. C. fti. 1773 ONCE AGAIN We have that unusual offering that you only Bet once in awhile.

Imagine being able to buv a 2- Pedrom home near bus and train transportation, completed in 1942, for only J7-150. You'll have to act quickly if you expect to see this before it is snapped up by some other quick actin? person in need of low housing, like this. Rocklage Russell 1119 Burlingame Ave. Ph. 4-2549 LARGE 5-rm.

house in fine condit'n. Price reduced to 14850. Close in S. M. Half cash will handle.

BAKKY. O'CONNOR, 155 S. 3-7681 (33-SM) Completely Furnished lO'o ft. lot plus an extra lot 50x100. Three bedroom home, well located in San Mateo.

near high school and Junior 2-car garage, chicken and rabbit equipment, large basement and circulating gas furnace. Priced for immediate sale at Security Homes' Third 5. H. phone 3-3674 (33-SM) OUR home, in perfect condition; lovely large fr. mod.

din. sunny bkr. kitch. back porch: 2 elev. bedrooms; bath and stall shower; 2-car fruit "trees lg.

sard, space; nr. schools and transp. Has to be seen to be appreciated. 14 Llndberr, S. M.

(33-SM) BVBLIUfOAMB Exclusive Country Living In a beautiful S-room residence situated In a very fashionable neighborhood and near a fine school. This home has a lovely Dig: living roota. Unusually large dining room. Corner breakfast room with cabinets. The kitchen of tomorrow completely tiled, monel metal sink, special cabinets, indirect lighting, wired for elec- trie stove.

Then the big surprise --a General Electric dishwasher. That. extra room that everyone den with an adjoining extra half bathroom. The master bedroom is exquisite twin-bed size, with space for a complete set of furniture. An extra special tile bathroom with the very best fixtures and stall' shower.

Grand second bedroom, also twin bed 'size, which opens Into sundeck. Corner bedroom which overlooks the garden. Fully tiled bathroom. Large basement with storage cabinets. Nlcn ffnrdfin i of room for sunshine and fun.

This residence was buiiL io order for A prominent executive and has many unusual features. Available for immediate occupancy at only 122,500. Fox Carskadon 1471 Buritngarne Ave. Ph. 3-4501 WEST OF HIGH WAI 3-Bedroom Home in excellent condition, 2-car garage, gas a well kept grounds.

Available June 1st. Exclusive. Price J15.500. Catherine Wickett REALTOR 339 TB' San Mateo Phones: 3-2969. 3-213S (33-B) Income Property This 7-room home is in a very convenient location for commuting, on a lot 50x115, which is zoned for commercial use.

This home is about 12 years old and in excellent condition. Price $10,000 Rocklage Russell 1119 Burlingame Ave. Ph. 4-2549 $11,500 2 large den or nursery, sunny breakfast living dining large enclosed lot. This is an attractive buy in one of the better built homes.

$13,750 3 tile bath, excellent location, close to shopping transportation. H. Kent Atwater 14S1 Burlingame Ave. Ph. 3-3656 (33-B) $10,500 XEWT.T RENOVATED, 5 rooms and sunporch, Burlingame Park.

Call 3-5403. (33-B) REAL ESTATE WANTED 35! A VTs Ciib 5uvrr for I aad I- bedroom In Burhasiiice and San Maiieo. For Quick Reulu call MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 43 AUTOS WANTED 511 MJT08 WANTED 5 1 A APKIL 25. 1045 SAN MATEO BLINDS, lie ted rtpalrior. ART cttAtrr 174 Lorton Ph -35tt--I-1I3I H.

Kent Atwater HS1 Avt. Ph. Z-ZttC Owners Only kitchen table. 12.5*. Pb.

S-SIil mi Da Luie MAC31C CHEF gas range; Ironcraft barbecue equipment: also maternity dresses, iie IS. Call S-1033. (43) i or I hoir.c. Pan Mateo or Buri. Cash.

Box S. M. Times, or phone A Ot'iS. screen: prewar 7j-lb. ico box; black cloth coat with silver fot collar: blue spring coat: dresses, fiie 14-15: mifcelianeous, itesns.

lit' rsurlingamo ave. ne- tween 2 and Zi p. in. (43) Our Cash Buyers are increasing. All kinds ol Peninsula property listings needed.

Sellers and ouyers like our'dependabie streamlined MARKET Service. It's different. Real Estate Market 12U S. El Camino Real. San Mateo Phones: 3-9130 3-1149 (S5) PETS, POULTRY, LIVESTOCK 37 30 Large Red hens, young, good layers.

Will sell all or part, J3 each? Applv 475 24th S. a FIVE year old bay bald face gelding saddle horse, suitable for woman. Frances Marsh, 4 miles south of Hal; Bay. HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED 39 Row "Furniture Co. BEST PRICES FOR DSED FURNITURE ISO -B 1 San Mateo.

Dial S-7333 MORE MONEY for your used furniture. pianos. Fiunii-'t service and free appraisal. Phone 5-0083 139) HIGHEST prices paid Tor used niture, including pianos, rugs. etc.

Free appraisals. Ph. 3-5832. If no answer. 4-3622.

(39) WE BUY Used Furniture. Znd hand goods. Pay top prices. S49 El Camino Real, Stanford Park. Phone BROADWAY PAINT STORE 12il Broadway, Burl.

Ph. i Shades up to (4 tn. carried in stock. Linoleum Rugs 9x12: alto yard goods. Cotton Mattresses.

(12.95 See DS for better prices for Used Furniture, or exchange for new furniture. Jolin Furniture Co. 214 St. Sari Mateo. Dial 4-0209 HOSPITAL BED, Beauty Rest mattress.

Speclallv built. size. Excellent condition. Ph. 3-5083.

(43) violin, white fur chubby, dining rm. set, chest of drawers, coffee table, elee. iron, twin waffle iron. Phone 4-OSOO. 4 3 ELEC chick brooder: puppies: man's bicycle, like new; baby bathinette: collapsible buesry: 2 pr.

maroon drapes. HiTlcrest, Millbrae. (43) RIDIXG boots, 9HC, worn once; 70- pc. set dishes: muskrat coat, beS- ver collar, good caracul coat $10. Phone 4-1963.

(43) SEVERAL fireplace sets, andirons, iiresiue sets, screens, fuel basket, also miscellaneous wood shelving, various lengths and heights; dis- plav tables, other woods, displav fixtures. Ph. 4 3 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 45 WILL BUT COTTON RAGS, 5c LB. PEXINSULA OVERALL LAUNDRY 20 N. Railroad S.M.

Ph. 3-3748 WANTED-- SMALL RADIO. suitable for child's room. Phone 5-1939. MS) Smallcomb Pays Top Ceiling for aioit USED CARS Spo: in 5 Minutes Phooe Cs for Free.

Courteous Home Appraisal--Dial SMALLCOMB CHEVROLET California Drive and Bayswater BURLD-'GAilE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL KOTICE LEGAL NOTICE APPLIANCE EEPAIES 40b A Electric refrigerator. Must be in good condition. Phone 3-511S after 6 p. m. 4 5 REPAIRS Bendix Experts Prompt Washer Repairs CLARE KEMP Ph.

BurL 3-H5J NEW WATER HEATER SERVICE Pittsburgh Water Heater Installed the same day your Heater burns out. Call Ma Early, CLARE KEMP 3-1859 (40-B)-S GAS STOVE SERVICE If your oven door Is broken, or springs have lost their spring, or you need a new broiler pan or rack, call my stove service dept. All makes of oven controls regulated. CLARE KEMP. 3-1859 J4950 Clean 2 home on Channlne rd.

Some hardw'd floors, nice yard. Key, GEO. P. GORHAM 2163 El Camino, S. M.

Ph. 5-045S. (33-B) Six year old home, large living and "dining room, kitchen with break- bath with stall shower on second elevation: large knotty pine room with bath in basement: two-car garage: gas furnace and extra playroom" for children. Price, J13.950. Catherine Wickett REALTOR S39 Street, San Mateo Phones 3-2969, 3-2138 BELMONT California story rustic redwood ranch-type home, 4 yrs.

old; spacious living room and sun gallery with 2 elevated be'drooms. The acre plus is nicely landscaped and bordering on the creek with south patio affords the maximum outdoor living combined with artistic home. Rumpus room can be 3rd bedroom. Price 518,000. Exclusive with Floyd Lowe REALTOR 171 University Palo Alto Phone 9076.

(33-Bel) I A $12,750 Three Bedrooms This attractive home is less than 4 years old. Large L-shaped living and dining room, studio overlookinc; grrand view of bay. Convenient Pullman kitchen. Master bedroom has 2 closets, good si2ed bedrooms. All tiled bath, stall shower.

2-car attached garage. Phone Millbrae 402 for appointment to show. EXCLUSIVE! AGENTS Walter P. Ackemann 100 Hillcrest Millbrae. Ph.

402 (33-Mill) REDWOOD CITY 7 25-ft. Lots, 102 ft. Deep Where climate is best by government test, as a taoie top, just outside of, Redwood City limits off of the Woodside road for only $2000. Rocklage Russell 1119 Burlineame Ave. Ph.

4-2543 (33-RC) SAJi CARLOS cagJicu uu To enjoy outdoor living with modern comforts! Largo living room with windows from floor to ceiling at one end French doors onto secluded deck and garden, convenient for outdoor dining and sunning. Attractive (lining room, good size kitchen i breakfast nook, laundry. Spacious master bedroom has connecting dresshiK room and bathroom. Also French door into garden with outlook onto rose covered pergola and towering back-drop. A i tional lovclv bedroom with largo closet.

Full-size barbecue In wallcd-ln RnrtlMi. Lots of victory gnnlon Most songlu- rvfter location In BivrlinKaine Pnrk, ono block west of Shops, schools ano transportation viry clone by $13,750 Appointments must bo maflo thru thlx office. Exclusive agents. Ohlund and Company 1427 Ave. Ph.

I In Burlingame Village Kor outdoor llvtnft, a rose-covercrt veranda a.id fenced garden i i trees supplement tho perfect Krrnnicement of this G-room, farmhouse. A fireplace and liook nhelvrn occupy one end of npxclnus i i room i nrclied celling. A very large master rocm decorated In tnste Is en tulte i nnotlier bedroom lUed bslh wiiii iXSJs. The dining.room and a red leather, ette nook In the Pullman kitchen excellent fuclll- tles for enUrtalnmenl. Plenty of closet and room and Inrga 1-Mr i lockcm ami a Priced i llu al occupied.

On conirnol I t.l-.WIS I I I I A I I r.i Onmino 1 S25U This Monterey uoioniai on Arroyo 5 rms, with a full size i i is ns clean as a pin, and most desirable merchandise; about 4 yrs. old. Key, GEO. P. GORHAM.

2163 El Camino, San Mateo. Phono G-0458. INCOME PROPERTY 33a Apartments, $17,850 Income over The bulldlnp; Is not particularly attractive hut it Is located In a (rood section of Gur- llnenma anil It Is substantially and will provide steady in- como for a years. If yon ar i for a sound I at a modest prico i a hlph return, this Is it. This is on tbe hnsls of pra-war low rent.

Further Information available at exclusive agents, Fox Carskadon 1471 Burllnsnme Ph. Investment Opportunities REFR1CJBRATOR, WASH MACHINE APPLIANCE and MOTOR REPAIRS Prompt Pickup and Delivery HOLLIDAY ELECTRIC 6fi Broadway Burl. Ph. 3-7447 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE 41 PERSIAN scatter rugs, runners, Chinese scatter rug; English and Prencii occasional tables; cabinet radio; imported French needlepoint love seat with 2 chairs; antique Italian console table: upright piano. Ph.

3-7522. No dealers (41) UPRIGHT piano, chesterfield set, singlfc bed, radio, dining room set, SxlO rug, pair of 5 ft. wrought iron flower stands. Dial 3-4323. (41) 6-Pc.

maple dinette set, 4 chairs, table and buffet: rug to match; breakfast set, table and 4 chairs. Call Belmont 1135-W or 1134-J. (41) CARVED Italian dining set, refac- tory table, chairs; Credenza and china cabinet. 51 Lowell, Redwood City, before p. m.

(41) BAVARIAN china, gold rim, 27 cups, saucers, dinner plates, vegetable and sauce dishes---all for J3S.50. Dial 3-755S. (41) trashburner stove in good conditjon, 525. Call after 6 p. 115 Hickory Lane, Hillsdale, San Mateo.

(41) STOVE, G. electric, latest dining room set, Duncan-Phyfe, mahogany, bleached. Ph. 3-5810. (41) 5-Pc.

Monterey double bedroom set with springs, $125. Call 1-2S62 after 6 p. m. 4 1 CABINET combination radio and 311 South Ciaremont San Mateo. (41) PRE-WAR largo Charles of London sofa, S110; club, 540.

Good condition. Dial 5-2073. (41) Antique hand Carved burl a bedroom 5 bed, chest, 2 commodes, floor length mirror. Appraised by i dealer at $2000, selling: price $1500. Will consider offer for quick sale.

Call eves 3-2096. 4 1 BUNK beds, extra Ions, springs, mattress, guard rail, ladder, hardly used, J40. Phone 3-3029 any time. (41) SINGLE SPOOL BED, dark wood, mattress and springs, S25. Phone 3-G177.

4 1 ANTIQUE oval shaped mirror, gold frame, S' Sidney shape love seat, spring downtcushion; two small walnut lamp tables; few scatter Oriental rugs. 4-0752. 4 1 Stair carpet 30' brondjoom red: Oriental scatter rugs, 4x7; chairs, tables, lamps; bed with spring mnttress, $25: chests. 4-2730. 4 1 WANTED--Late model outboard motor, 3 to 5 H.

P. Mateo Times. Box 2098, San (45) Golf Equipment wanted, new or used. Phone a. m.

to 6 p. 8-8768. 4 5 WE Pay High prices for men's used clothes, luegaec. trunks, etc. Stanford ClothinK Shop.

520 Blgb St. Palo Alto. Ph. A. 4912.

4 5 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 47 Pianos Bought for cash. Sold on easy terms E. J. Jurgensen COSTAR'S VAN, ft STORAGE CO. 1145 California Burl.

Ph.3-3054 Silver's Piano Exchange Now Doing Businessjat il7 Primrose Burl. Ph. 4-1056 (47) SMALL antique square grand, 27 inches wide, 35 inches high. SILVKR'S 217 Primrose Burl. Ph 4-1056 PIANOS 47a PIANO TUNER-TECHNICIAN Call Harry W.

Thompson, Millbrae 2545, or leave orders at Wollmer Burlingame. 3-27SS. (47-A) New Spinet Piano Betsy Ross model just received from factory. Selling same orice as before the war. Terms.

E. J. Jurgensen COSTAR'S VAN STORAGE 1145 California Dr. Burl. 3-3054 mentary School District of San Mateo County, California, that the Annual Election for members of the Board of Trustees of the San ila- teo Elementary School District will be held on the third Friday of May, viz, May 18th, 1945.

It will be necessary to elect 1 member. The polling place for said electors of the San Mateo Elementary School District will be at the Peninsular Avenue and Hayward Park Schools in the San Mateo Elementary School District The polls will be open between of 7 o'clock A. M. r.r,d 7 o'clock P. M.

The officers appointed to conduct election in the above- named elementary school district HAVWAKJ) Mrs, Hazel Waltzer, Inspector. Mrs. Cecelia Haas, Judge. Mrs. Mathilde Cahjll, Judge, PENINSULAR AVENUE Lars, jnay Spencer, inspector.

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Cooks, Judge. Mrs. Hannah Signarowitz, Judge.

A description of the boundaries of this precinct is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Signed, PHILIP S. POPE, Clerk. April 16, 1945. School Precinct No.

1 County Precincts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, IS, 16, 17, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 and 54. Polling Place: Peninsular Avenue School, Peninsular Avenue and El Camino, San Mateo. Precinct No. 1 the boundary line of school prencict No.

1 extends from the easterly city limits west on Third Avenue to Delaware, south OR Delaware to 5th, west on 5th to the Railroad, north on Railroad to 4th, west on 4th to El Camino Real and south on El Camino to 5th Avenue, west on 5th Avenue to Avenue, north on Virginia Avenue to the intersection of 3rd Avenue and Eaton Road, then north on Eaton Road to Crystal Spring Road, east on Crystal Springs Road to San Mateo Creek, east along the said San Mateo Creek to tha westerly boundary line of the city limits of the City of Mstso terly boundary line to the4ntersect- ing northerly boundary line of said city, then easterly along said northerly boundary line to the easterly most boundary lines of said City of San Mateo, south along said easterly boundary line to the point of beginning. All territory within the boundary line so described within the city limits of San Mateo, is included in School Precinct No. 1. AUTOS FOR SALE 49 A I 0. P.

A. and 5 yrs. in prison for selling used cars over the O.P.A, Ceiling- Price and a fine of J10.000 and yrs. in prison for falsifying O. P.

A. certificates of transfe'r. Violators are also subject to injunctions, license suspension suits and treble damage actions by O.P.A. 4 9 School Precinct No. 2 County Precincts Nos.

18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 55 and 56. Polling Place: Hayward Park School, 15th and El Camino Real, San Matso. Precinct No. 2 the boundary line of school precinct No. 2 extends from the easterly city limits 2 NASH in good condition good wes on Third Avenue to Dela- ubber, low mileage, 336 No.

r.n,-.4-*u A Delaware S. SI, (49) ware sou TM Delaware to 5th west on 5th to the Railroad, north on Railroad to on 4th to El Camino Real, south on El Camino to 5th Avenue, west on 5th Avenue to the intersection of Vir- XOTICE OP JUNIOR COLLEGE TRUSTEES' ELECTIOX Notice is hereby riven to the electors of the San Junior College District of San Mateo County. California, that Annual electicn for junior college trustees will be held in said district on the third Friday in May May IS, 1945. It will necessary to elect two trus- ees at iarjre to hold office for three rears. The locations of the polls and the hours during; which the polls will be open are as follows: SAN MATEO ONION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT: Election Precinct No.

1--Hours 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Hayward Park School--15th Ave.

iiuc between Camino Real and Palm Avenue, San Mateo. Precincts: San Mateo IS to 37, Inclusive, 45 to S3, inclusive, and 55 and 56. Election Precinct No. 7 m. to 7 P.

m. Peninsular Avenue School--Peninsular Avenue ana Kl Camino Real, San Mateo. Precincts: San Mateo 1 to 17, Inclusive, 3S to 44 inclusive, and 54. Election Precinct No. 3--Hours 1 p.

213. to 3:30 it. jn. Hillsborouch School Stonehedfe and El Cerrlto, HUlsborouyh. Precincts: 1 to 6 inclusive.

Election Precinct No. 4--Hours 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.

McKInley School--El Camino Keal und OaJc Grove Avenue, Burlin- 1 Precincts: Burlin 7 to 19, Inclusive, 22 to 27, inclusive. Election Precinct No. 5--Hours 7 a. m. to 7 p.

m. Roosevelt School--Vancouver Avenue and Broadway, Burlingame. Precincts: Burlingame 28 to 11, inclusive, S4, 36 to 43 inclusive, and Burlingame Hills. Election Precinct No. 7 a.

m. to 7 p. m. Washinrton School--Howard Avenue, Burlingame. Precincts: Burlinsrame 1 to inclusive, 30 and 21 and 35.

Election Precinct No. 7--Hours 7 a. TO. to 7 p. m.

Coolldsri School--Paloma Avenue and Grove Avenue, Burl in came. Precincts: Burlingrame 32, 35, 44, and 45. Election Precinct No. S--Hours 7 a. m.

to 7 p. m. Millbrae School--Chadbourne Avenue, Millbrae. Precincts: Millbrae 1, 3, 4 and 5, ana 7. Election Precinct No.

S--Hours 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Loraita Park School--Santa Helena and San Anselmo Avenues, Lomita Precincts: jrarlc 1, 5, and North Millbrae.

Election Precinct No. 10--Hours 7 a. in. to 7 p. m.

Edgemont School--North of Jenevein Avenue, between Elm and Acacia Avenues, San Bruno. Precincts: San Bruno 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18. Election Precinct No. 11--Hours 7 a. m.

to achobi--aan jwaTco Avenue between Hermosa and Walnut Avenues, San Bruno. Precincts: San Bruno 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 19. HALF MOON BAT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT: Election Precinct No. 12--Hours 1 p. m.

to 5 p. in. Half Moon Bay High School--Half Moon Bay. Precincts: Half Moon Bay 1, 2 and 3. TRADE model A pick-up, new tires, A-l condition, Lie.

No. 2B7377, for light coupe. Phone S. M. 4-3744.

'32 ROCKNE Studebaker '6' 2-dr. sedan, good condition; Lie. 5F612S. Dial 3-9174 or 929 E. Grant Place, San Mateo.

(49) DON LEE, Inc. Cadillac and Oldsmoblle Distributor BUYS AND SELLS- FINE USED CARS 200 California Burl. Ph 8-8631 AUTOS WANTED 51 winaow onaaes Quality Shades at Popular Prices Also Reversing, Kepairlnc and Recovering. KILGORE'S. 302 Baldwin: dial Dining dinette, and bedrm.

sets: pianos; Oriental throw rues: rnahoB. desk. Kulper Van Storage. 13th Kl Camlno. S.

M. SEWING MACHINES 42 REPAIRS and PASTS Sinter. White, and Other Makes Quick Service. 1227 Ave. Ph.

t-0811 SINUISU I A I CO. Bargains In Used Machines. Rents and Repairs for All Makes. 3.18 Son Mateo. Dial 4-1377 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 43 PRK-WAR BABY BUGGY Excellent condition, 12-unlt furnished a a locnl'n.

I SMT.r.O per 1 5 modern i close In i i liu'nnir per JiiS.UUO PEN REALTY CO. 14C4 Ava. Ph. A TMmm. Il-lIE FOR Snlo--Modern 4 i a a close In.

311 South Clarcmont A No, 1. Snn Mnloo. (33-A) REAL ESTATE WANTED 35 MI my i i nr fi inr.ni Imnio, Rin'l. nr Sin or i i V. rt 7fi, Hedwnfxl i AND SHOP I stock of used store tables, display stands, Monift used filiop i copper i measures, welillntc curt mcel hlKhlioyx i pumps, shop bencli- ns, reamers, wheel pullers, a i pander, a i spray gun, prirtd to sell.

Sec nt Motor fo. O'ontlac), opp. Burllngtma R. WestgiUn A a i elec. cooker.

$20. Riu'lfomtor water i I CryMM SprlnKS Sun Mateo. Tllnl S-8400. MS) .22 Automatic Rifle, $27 flione. 4-nMT of I.

i i 10 i I I M.1) More, Cash Now For Your Car Than Ever Again This is THE PLACE to sell your car. We in many instances pay as much today as your car cost when new. We guarantee the HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all 'makes and EXTRA cash for radios, heaters, ovedrives, etc. Come today or telephone for a st your home. Burlingame Motor BIG PONTIAC LOT 118 California Drive BURLINGAME Burlingame 4-1795 Open Sunday 4S In Blocl: numbered Lou sum.

tiered J4. Ij. It. 17. 1, J(i.

si. IS. 14. 43. la Block nusibered as shown on that certain dap entitled "Map of the Seqnoli Trjct.

San County. California." filed in the County Recorder of San Mateo County. Jar.e JO. 1311, in Book 7 of Maps it )jage 44. Lou numbered H.

and In Block numbered five (i); ahowa on that map tnutled "Map of tbt Sequoia Tract. San Mateo County. California" filed in the office of the County Recorder of San Mateo County Mar 7. 1S1J. In Uook of Maps at pace 7.

Lots numbered 17, 18. in Block numbered Lou numbered i. I. Block numbered t. ax shown on! that certain Map entitled "Map No.

3. of Sequoia Tract. San Mateo County," Auarust J4, 181J, IB Book of Maps at page 21. Lots numbered 7. 1.

and 13 In Block numbered 11: Lou numbered 9. 10. 11 and in Block numbered 12: as shown on tbat certain map entitled "Map No. 4 of the Sequoia Tract. San ilateo County," filed la the office of the County Recorder of San Mateo County.

May 6. 1911, In Book I of Maps at page 4S. The South one-half of Lot numbered twenty (20) as shewn on that certain map entitled "Selby Lane Acres. San Mateo County, California," filed In the office of the County Recorder of San Mateo County. December 21.

1922, In Book 11 of Maps at pares 1C and 17. o--eaisr in lawiul money of the United States of America, Ten of the purchase price to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirmation Study Sites for Oil From Coal ST. LOUIS. Me. U.

8. Bu.eau of Mines hat begun a survey of 105 areas in 39 coal-producing states to select two sites for experimental production of synthetic oil and gasoline from coal. One possible location of such a research plant is reported to be in the St Louis area, which embraces the Southern Illinois coal fields. Report to Congress Motivating the bureau's investigation is the report of the nation's top oil wen before s. joint Congressional committee that at the current or even peacetime rate of consumption the country's oil rt- serves will run out in 17 to 20 years.

Not only the fear of exhausting oil reserves, but also realization that other nations, especially Germany, were far ahead of the U. S. in developing liquid fuels from coal prompted a research program. England is said to produce orw- JCwi Years Two Bureau of Mines engineers, M. Snead, of the of By tne Court, oeed and ttue examination at the expense of purchaser, taxes and Insurance pro rated of date of confirmation by Court.

AH writing. VHERONICA BOTD HENNESSI, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Adams Boyd, alias. Deceased. J. A.

BRANSON. Attorney for Bx- Avenue, Ban Ila- IS JO Jl 11 14 IS vIIJCc "OX yilhilCSiw plant this Ai a means of promoting greater employment, synthetic OU and gasoline production would 27 21 30--May 1 1. 1945 New Arrivals At Community Hocpitai A girl was born to Mrs. Paul Homer, 2845 Flores avenue, San Mateo, yesterday at Community hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds and five ounces.

At Mills Hospital Six girls were born at Mills hospital yesterday. The parents are Mrs. Angelo Ricci, 914 South Fremont, Mrs, Gordon W. Campbell, 1500 Jasmine street, both of San Mateo; Mrs. Kenneth Parks, Beach; Mrs, Garner Millbrae; Mrs.

Jack A. Hermann, 408 Mastick avenue, San Bruno; and Mrs, Howard W. Evans, 342 Laurel San Carlos, i lital Election Prficinci No. 1 p. m.

to 5 Tile following vital statistics for San Mateo county were compiled today by County Cleric W. Augustus: MAHIUAGE LICENSES IglUED FRITZ-ROSS--Herbert C. Frltx, 34. 170 Grattan San Francisco, and Alice Katherine Boss, 35, Burlin- ClfRRY-DUNSTONE KTent Curry, 34, and Marie Dunstone, 26, boch of )RAG 5 0-TlNNLER--Louis K. Drago, 19, Colma, and Dorene M.

Tannler, 18, San Bruno. ilETS WAMSLET Rouert Louis Siets, 19, 2400 Stelner and DeEtta Dawn Wamsley, 18. 2110 Pine both of San Francisco. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS FILED STEWART--Frances E. W.

vs. Roy extreme cruelty. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES GRANTED CARR--Blanche from Kenneth extreme cruelty. FINAL DECREES GRANTED P. m.

Purissima Moon Bay, ginia Avenue, then north on Virginia to the intersection of 3rd Avenue and Eaton Road then north on Eaton Eoad to Crystal Springs Road, west on Crystal Springs Road to the most westerly boundary line of the city limits of the City of San Mateo, along the said westerly boundary line to the most southerly city limits, east along the southerly boundary lines to a point intersecting with the easterly boundary lines of said city, then north along said easterly boundary lines to the point of beginning. All territory within the boundary lines so described, within the city limits of San Mateo, is included in School Precinct No. 2. April Is, 25, May 2, 1945. (4897) NOTICE TO CREDITORS CASH 1-A1U I UAU3 and equities-- no deUys.

PlilllN'S AUTO UXCHANUB 7H Sun I 1 4 TOP CASH i A and oouitlcx. San Uateo dolor. MOTOR SALES CO. 101 Snn Mateo Ph S-sm LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OP ELECTION FOR MEMBER GOVERN- INfi ROARD OF THE SAN A 0 A SCHOOL DISTRICT MOTICK, IS HEREBY 1 C.IVKN to of the Mafco Klc- IN THE SUPERIOR COORT OF State of California, In and for the County of San Mateo. No.

120S2. In (ha Matter nt UJLOOJ-1X4. censcd. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Wells Pnrgro Bank Union Trust a corporation, executor of the last will and testament of Frances Bfissett McKay, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons havlnc; claims against the said deceased, to i them, with the neces. sary vouchers, i i months after tho first publication of this notice.

In the office of tho Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of CaliH i In and for the County of San Mateo, or present the smc, with the necessary vouchers, i i six a tho first publication of this notice, to the said executors at the i of Wells Fargo Bank A Trust st 4 Montgomery Street, San Francisco 20. California, tho same belnir the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. Dated tills 3rd day of April, A. D. 1545.

WELLS A BANK UNION TIITIST I'xcciitor of the last will and testament of Bv A E. OAOAN. HKLT.KU, Jill KM AN. WH1TB A for Kixecu- Precincts: San Gregorio I. Election Precinct No.

14--Hours 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. Seaside School--San Gregorio.

Election Precinct No. 15---Hours 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.

Montara School, Moss Beach--Half Moon Bay. Precinct: Denniston 1. Election Precinct No. 16--Hours 1 p. m.

to 5 p. m. Lobitos School--Halt Moon Bay. JEFFERSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT: Election Precinct No. 17--Hours 9 a.

rn. to 7 p. m. Brisbane School Brisbane. Election Precinct No.

18--Hours 1 p. in. to 7 p. m. Bayshore School Street, Visitacion Valley.

Election Precinct No. 19--Hours 1 a. m. to 7 p. m.

Jefferson Grammar School--Alemany Street, Colma. Election Precinct No. 20--Hours 7 a. m. to 7 p.

m. Wooclrow Wilson School--344 San. ta Barbara Avenue, Daly City. Election Precinct No. 21--Hours 7 a.

to 7 p. m. CrocKer school--DID OEHBVUC irjc Daly City. Election Precinct No. 22--Hours 2 n.

in. to 6 p. in. Rockaway Rockaway Beach. Election Precinct No.

23--Hours 12 noon to 7 p. m. BOARD OP TRUSTEES, SAX MATEO JUNIOR COLLEGE Charles N. Kirkbride President. CarJeton W.

Herrmann, Clerk. Stella Jensen, Trustee. C. Johansen, Trustee. Simonds, Trustee.

lECiLll' jJZ'ViyJ'-- 9 4 1 (4898) JVOTIC'K OP SAI.I3 OP HEAL ruoruiiTY lor. 1st i i i i a I In San Mateo Times piilili April 4, 1(145. Apr 4 11 18 --May 154S. or (tlven that my In. tflrosts In tho Electric Home A i ance Cnmpany In Pan-Pacific Klcclrlo Company, Street, a a i i a hns i a unrt a i 1 urn not by i i a A i 2, 11M5.

A .1, April II 1,1 77 IK, IMS. ington, and Joseph J. Cora, Pitta- burgh, recently surveyed much, Curoe Mid. He pointed out that the this country, and more, would reanirwd to mine the coal needed if the nation were forced to depend entirely on synthetic liquid fuels. Obituaries HELGER JTUEGENSEN Cwsnsty SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 60-yw-oU Western and Steel worfctr, found dead in bis home mt 410 Com-: mercial today.

reported wu lying on floor of tht wildly disordered kitchtn, when several of farnitun knocked over and the fu jttt the turned on. Came of death wai to be determined by Coroner William F. Crosby. Police stated it may have bten a caae of luieide, or further rar- miied he may have been by the gai while cooking. Police were notified by a neighbor who mined Jurgeiuwi about 11:15 o'clock thii morning.

He looked into the kitchen. windoWj where lie taw Jurgensen lying' on the floor. An investigating police officer said he broke open the door to find Jurgtnsen dead. The door and windows had been locked from the inside. MARTINI--Alice from Allen.

MORA--Angelina T. from Louis; extreme cruelty. AXNULME9JT DECREES GHASTED FELT--Grace Hila from Joy Henry. PROBATE MATTKBS FILED Estate of Frederick Peter Petersen, alias, deceased. Petition for letters of administration.

Value of estate less than J10.000. Estate of Olive W. MacDonald, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. Value of estate unknown.

Patterson O'Connell A HOME K. L. Patterson Dan O'Connell 126 Second S. M. Dial I-02M A UIKKCTUKS Crosby-N Gray Co.

DM S-S69: II California Drive Burllneame San Mateo Florist We Telegraph Flowers Z1J9 Rl Dial funeral Wreaths, Sprays Flowers for All Occasions Avenue Flower Shop in Colllni Pharmacy Third Avenue San Mateo TELEPHONE J-8301 PETER J. CASS Peter J. Cass, 417 Howard street, Burlingame, an employe of Swift South San Francisco, died today in a San Francisco hospital following long illness. a resident of Burlmgane for ft number of years; was 65 yearn of age and was a Spanish-American war veteran. Funeral arrangements are being made by the.

Crosby-N. Gray, company. JULIA M. MOOKE (Tines Reiirood City Burea SAN CARLOS, April Julia M. Moore, 88, grandmother of Marine Sgt.

Walter Moore, who won fame in the battle of the Solomons as the "indestructible marine," died late yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Olive Webster, 520 Prospect street, this city. She had been ill only a week. Mrs. Moore, widow of the late Eugene Moore, had lived here with the daughter for two years.

She leaves a son, Charles K. of San Francisco, and six other grandchildren. Interment will be at St. according to Franklin Crowe mortuary. Redwood City.

The grandson, Walter, survived numerous eiabbings with and bayonets in a single-handed encounter with the Japs after his tank was disabled, and accounted for numerous enemy dead. He still on duty in the Pacific. No. 11071. IN' TUB SUPERIOR COURT OF the State of California, In and tor the of San Mateo.

In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN A A BOYU, alias, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned i of the last Will and Testament of John Adami Boyd, alias, deceased, will sell ftt privnto sale to the highest bidder for cash, and subject to a V1 uimarinr uniirr on Wednesday, tho' second Ony of May, 1946, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock. A. M. or after snld day the office of J.

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