The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 19

i'AGE NINETEEIS SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1931 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS VITAL RECORDS EDITORIAL W. E. Balcom Attorney Today's Radio Program NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION BUILDING NOW FORGES AHEAD FOR PROBATE Or WILL No. 9973 the Superior Court of the State of California in aim lor me uoumy 01 San Bernardino.

the Mutter of the Estate of Lisetta TODAY'S FEATURES 9 a. m. KHJ DLBS from San Francisco "Home, Sweet Home" concert. 10:15 a. m.

Forney, Deceased. Notice in hereby ttiven that the peti tion of Jay Bernard Forney for the Bank Clearing Totals for Week Tobate ot win 01 Liiseiia orney, ae-eased. and for the issuance of Let- KFI NBC from New York 10:15 to 11:15 p. m. Foreign language operas will be heard in English during the "Symphonic Hour" over an NBC network and KFI, according to a plan announced by Walter Damrosch, dean of American conductors, who directs this feature.

Damrosch believes that "performances of opera in our country should be sung in the vernacular," and has arranged to introduce the first act of Wagner's "Die Wal-kure" today. His symphony orchestra will be augmented by Rachel srs of Administration with the Will Dam- "Symphonic Hour," mexed thereon to Juy Bernard For- jv will be heard at 10 clock a. m. Slightly Lower; Construction Of Homes Under Way (Continued from Page Eleven) i the 30th day of November. 1031.

at NOTICES OF INTENTION TO WED B1LLH1MER-PEARMAN aa Henry Blllhimer, 24, Pennsylvania; Loretta Pearman, 23, Montana, Both of Los Angeles. JOHNS-WELLS Beckham Johns. Kentucky; Hazel M. Wells. 26, Illinois.

Both ot Ontario. BISHOP-FEIN Jack Alfred Bishop, 22, Nevada, resident of San Bernardino; Frances Asta Fein, 17, California, resident of Bakersfield. ZIMAN-DAILY Samuel J. Ziman, 26. Colorado, resident of Colorado, and Elizabeth R.

Daily, 26, Colorado, resident of Los Angeles. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED GUTIERREZ-ALCALA Anastaslo Mu-noz Gutierrez, 38, Mexico; Refugio Ramirez Alcala, 36, Mexico. Both of East Highlands. BORN DAUGHERTY In San Bernardino, California, Nov. 28, 1931, at county hospital, to the wife of James Daugh-erty of Barstow, a son.

WILLIAMSON In San Bernardino, California. Nov. 27, 1931. at Ramona hospital, to the wife of Ross D. Williamson of San Bernardino, a daughter.

Alma Estelle Williamson. York rosch conducting. 11:15 a. m. KFI NBC from New "Sunday Bright Spot." by Kay's orchestra at Court lloom or Department or the iperior Court of San Bernardino iunty, California.

HARRY L. ALLISON, Clerk, i By M. L. ALDRIDGE, Deputy Clerk. stuccoed-frame dwelling and garage 3363 Mayfield avenue, Dr.

X. Olsen, remodel garage, 480 f. E. BALCOM. Morton, soprano; Dan Gridley, baritone, and Earl Waldo, bass.

Twenty-fifth street, $250. Attorney lor petitioner, ited Nov. 19. 1931. Reid-Sweeny pergola, 3280 Duckworth Harrison Attorney! 12 to 2 Sierra Way, $150.

Arturo Toscaninl, famous Italian George T. Harris, remodel dwell OTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION public utility purchase proposal is not sound we will oppose it. If it is sound we will support it. In the interim necessary for the investigation we beg to be excused from the knockers' anvil chorus. This newspaper owns no stock in any utility company.

It has no alliances with utility companies. It will not be a member of Mr. Levering's syndicate that would operate the power companies. Its owners will not be candidates for jobs of running the utilities either under Mr. Levering's syndicate or under municipal ownership.

This newspaper has but one interest, one ambition, to serve its readers and the best interests of the community. MESSRS. TIBBITTS, HOLBROOK, LEVERING, GARNER AND McCORD HAVE KNOCKED ON THE DOORS OF THIS COMMUNITY WITH AN OFFER TO ASSUME LEADERSHIP IN SOLV-ING THE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM. THEY SHOULD BE HEARD AND THE PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE ON THE MERITS OF THEIR PROPOSAL. THE COMMUNITY IS READY TO WELCOME AND HONOR ANY LEAD-ERSHIP THAT WILL SOLVE ITS BIG PROBLEM.

WE AWAIT THEIR FURTHER ACTION. conductor, will make his American (Continued from Page Eleven) undertake something for the relief of the immediate situation. Their utility plan could not get under way for some time even under complete community accord. We think, as an evidence of their good faith, they should either contribute to the mayor's emergency relief fund or organize one of their own. Mr.

Tibbitts has refused support of the mayor's plan because of his contention that $4 a day, instead of $2 a day, should be paid in relief. Let them organize a $4 a day fund and appeal for contributions. This newspaper would give a $4 a day fund just as much publicity as it is giving the mayor's "last chance" relief fund. There is room for both. A little competition might be helpful for both.

If there must be a wide difference of opinion in this community over relief, we submit that is no excuse for those with opposing ideas to sit down and await the final decision. The mayor's fund is the only one in operation. Give to it until a better one is in operation! Stomachs are empty now! The Sun assures its readers that nothing said herein means that we will falter in our policy of faithfully serving the community as we see its needs. If this Ing, 314 South Allen street, $500. FOR PROBATE OF WILL No.

9971 season debut today with the New C. A. Boman, remodel dwelling, l.the Superior Court of the State ot 281 Twenty-fifth street, $100. York Philharmonic-Symphony society orchestra. Olin Downes California in and for the County or San Bernardino.

Security Investment remodel a the Matter of the Estate of Ella M. offices, 530-34 North street, $200, music critic, will he heard, and Frank Knight will announce. De Card of Thanks Thomas. Deceased. i Notice is hereby elven that the pe Husband Threatened tails: tition of Charles R.

Thomas for the Probate of Will of Ella M. Thomas, deceased, and for the Issuance of Let- Overture to "The Flying Dutch We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the many friends for Kindnesses extended to us in the loss of our mother. Mrs. M. Thotfe.

Mr. A. Grlndl and Family. Her. Wife Asserts man" (Wagner).

Testamentary thereon to Charles tV ThnmnM will ha hpnrrl At 10 n'ftlnck "Symphony in Flat Major k. m. on the 30th day of November, "Unless you leave San Bernar (Rhenish)" (Schumann) "Variations on a Theme by dino I will beat you to death. This 11831, at the Court Room of Department li of the Superior Court of San Bernardino County, California. town is not big enough for both of Haydn" (Brahms) us.

"Symphonic Piece" from "The Re HAKUI Li. ALLiaUIV, WierK. This remark was addressed to By M. Li. ALdUtilLHxtj, Deputy Clerk.

"The Pines of Emma Day by her husband, Mal demption" (Franck) Symphonic poem: Rome" (Respighl). DUCKWORTH HARRIS colm, according to a divorce com Attorneys, for Petitioner, tyted November 18. 1931. plaint sworn by the woman and 1 to 1:30 p. m.

filed yesterday in superior court, W. E. Balcom Attorney Coupling their talents in the pre NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION She said that he told their friends he was through with her and he told her he would kick her out In sentation of a medley of tunes from FOR PROBATE OF WILL No. SW74 "Girl Crazy," "Vanities," "Strike Up the street and would run her out of the Band," "Palmy Days," "Here the Superior Court of the State of Goes the Bride" and "Ziegfeld Fol San Bernardino. caniornia in ana tor me county oi San Bernardino.

Weekly Citrus Review In the Matter of the Estate of John lies," Ferde Grofe's orchestra, Jane Froman, contralto; Jack Fulton, tenor, and the Jesters musical trio will be heard over an NBC network Boesh Deceased. Notice Is hereby elven that the pe Mrs. Day stated that because her husband refused to work and earn their livelihood, she was compelled to support both of them from her Boone Is Preparing For Week-End Crowd Heavy snowfall In the San Bernardino mountains Is expected to attract many thousands of motorists who enjoy winter sports, so special preparations have been made by Capt. C. J.

Boone of the state highway patrol In this county to assist autolsts on the slippery grades. The highways leading from Los Angeles to San Bernardino are expected to carry unusually heavy traffic and Boone asserted that all state patrol officers will be on duty. In cooperation with E. Q. Sullivan, district engineer of the state highway division, plans have been made to warn motorists that skid chains will be necessary for mountain use.

In the dangerous regions motorists will not be allowed to enter unless their machines are equipped with chains, It was stated. Read the Classified. tition of Anna Clara Maler for the Probate of Will of John Boesh de ported by the Federal Bureau of Mar Kets follows: and KFI In another "Frolic." based, and for the Issuance of Letters 1930 earnings as a beauty operator. Judge Warmer Will Testamentary thereon to Anna Clara llaier will be heard at 10 o'clock a. 2:30 to 3 p.

m. Li. on the 30th day of November. 1931. 132 3,629 103 8,202 Benlamlno Gigll, considered one at the Court Room of Department 2 of tii Superior Court of San Bernardino Decide Crash Case of the world's greatest tenors, will be heard as soloist in the "Twilight (Chicago).

12 noon KHJ CBS from New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra, Toscanini conducting. I p. m. KFI NEC from Chicago Ferdy Grofe's orchestra, singers. 2:30 p.

m. KECA NBC from New York Benlamlno Gigll, tenor. KFI NBC from San Jose. 4 p. m.

KHJ CBS from Washington Dr. Julius Klein, assistant secretary of commerce. KFI NBC from Chicago-Harold Stokes' orchestra. 4:15 p. m.

KFI NBC from New York "Jolly Time Revue." KHJ CBS from Kansas City Swiss Yodelers. 4:30 p. m. KFI, KFSD NBC from New York "Three Bakers." 5 p. m.

KFI NBC from New York "Melodies," mixed quartet. KHJ CBS from New York Dr. H. W. Haggard.

5.15 p. m. KFI NBC from New York "Radio Hour." Frank Buck. 6:15 p. m.

KFI NBC from New York "American Album of Familiar Music." 6:45 p. m. KFI NBC from Chicago-Revelers quartet; orchestra. 7 p. m.

KHJ DLBS from San Francisco Concert orchestra. 7:15 p. m. KFSD NBC from New York All-Amerlcan dinner. 7:30 p.

m. KHJ String symphony. 7:45 p. m. KFSD NBC from New York Seth Parker's Neighbors.

8 p. m. KFWB "Sunday Night Hi-Jinks." 8:30 p. m. KFI NEC from San FranciscoOrchestra, quartet.

9 p. m. KFI NBC from San Francisco Orchestra, quartet. KMTR "Fine and Dandy" revue. 9:30 p.

m. KOA NBC from San FranciscoReader's guide. 10 p. m. KOA NBC from San Francisco "Impressions of American Wastelands," plateaus of Nevada and California.

II p. m. KFI NBC from San Francisco Tom Gerun's Bal Taba-rln orchestra. 1 IXMiity, Ualilnrniu. 154 Judge B.

F. Warmer, at the conclusion of a trial in superior court xlArCKx Li. iiern By M. L. ALDRIDGE, Deoutv Clerk Hour" over an NBC network and KECA.

E. BALCOM, yesterday, was asked to decide 1930, (Bv Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28. California oranges remained steady during the week, with the average price practically unchanged, while lemons were slightly higher. Despite the holiday and an unusually light day Wednesday, sales totaled 413 cars of oranges and 82 cars of lemons, compared to 592 cars of oranges and 106 cars of lemons last week.

Oranges averaged $3.33 per box, compared to $3.31 last week, $3.64 two weeks ago and $4.80 a year ago this week. Lemons averaged $3.53 per box this week, $3.34 last week, $3.55 two weekes ago and $4.18 a year ago this week. Day by day auctions follow: Attorney lor petitioner. 10 whether Charles T. Locke and An pi, southern canners, total U.

251. Unreported, 26; central, 21; unreported, 26; Louisiana, 2. Lemons: Nov. 27 Central California, Southern California, 14; total U. 15; southern canners, 1.

Grapefruit: Nov. 27 Arizona, Florida. 120; total U. 123; Texas unreported. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

28 Fed-eral-Stae Market News Service). Grapefruit: New crop, Imperial valley, choice, $2.2502.50. Arizona, $2.75. 3.75. Lemons, fancy, small, choice, 50c ft $1.00 less.

Lemonettes, Oranges: Navels, 3.50; choice, 5075c lower; orchard run, $1.25 2.00. HIT BY AUTO Charles Dickey received abrasions In the left arm when struck by an automobile as he was crossing I street In the 600 block yesterday at 1:20 p. m. The car was driven by F. A.

Narmore of 1701 Mountain View avenue, who reported the accident at police headquarters. Head the Classified. tea isov. 19. yjsi.

25 5 to 5:15 p. m. De Koven's "Oh, Promise Me," from "Robin Hood" will be the so 759 nie Locke are entitled to damages against Merle Miller as the result ORANGES 1931. Northern California 267 Central California 2,987 Southern California ...1,142 Florida 2,310 Cuba 2 Porto Rico 62 Imperial LEMONS 1931. Northern California 12 Central California 19 Southern California 867 Florida Cuba Porto Rico Imperial GRAPEFRUIT 1931.

Northern California Central California 8 Southern California 155 Florida 4,143 Cuba 323 Porto Rico 922 Imperial 35 Mixed Citrus: 1931 Central nla 19, Southern California 14, Hert Wlthlngton Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS prano solo during "Melodies" over of a July 11 accident In San Ber nardino. The plaintiffs are seeking ki the Matter of the Estate of George a total of $5,405 in damages. jjewiu, Deceasea. Notice is hereby Kiven by the un The Lockes were represented by 1930. an NBC network and KFI.

otner familiar numbers to be sung by a mixed quartet are: "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" (Kellette); "Comln' Thru the Rye," "Sweet and Low" (Barnby); "Abide With Me." Attorneys L. M. Cox and C. dersigned Maude C. Barnes, administratrix of the estate of George De-Wilt, deceased, to the creditors of and 15 Thompson and Miller was defend ed by Waldo Willhoft Judge 46 6,060 561 Oranges Lemons Warmer has not yet given his de 317 Last This Last Thl BROKEN WINDOW PANES Quickly Replaced with Cryital Clear Glan.

BRING IN THE FRAME OR PHONE. SHEEHAN PAINT PAPER COMPANY 6S4 Third Street Phone 281-82 11 porsons having claims against the (aid deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the 8uperlor Court of the State of California, in and for the Countv of San Ber cision in this case. There was no Week Week Week 54 Callfor- Jury. $3.39 $3.66 Monday 3.49 Tuesday 3.20 Florida Week $3.34 3.44 3.23 3.34 3.34 Wednesday 2.68 1.166: 1930 Central California 29. Says Wife Told of 3.17 3.32 3.53 3.19 3.54 3.34 southern California 3.

Florida Z.247. nardino, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this no- Friday 3.41 Averages 3.33 Troubles, Files Suit Carlot shipments of citrus fruits for the United States compiled by the Government with complete re By auctions, with comparative figures for corresponding weeks of 1930-29: Catherine M. Howe told many utc iu uie stuu lumuiu xmi uva ui me 4 office tf Hert Withington, attorneys-I at-Iaw, 401 Piatt BuiltiinR. San Ber-I nardino, California, the same being the I fclace of business In all matters connected with said estate of George De- D1I P5 AND OTHER rlLLO RECTAL TROUBLES persons that she did not love Hunt This Last 1930 er W. Howe and did not wish to ports from railroads as follows: Oranges: Nov.

27. Arizona, northern California, 16; Alabama, central California, 161; Southsrn Week Week Week Dr. Goodman A. Miller General and Special Dentistry Fillings Inlays Plates Surgery of the Mouth, Nitrous Oxide, Gas Anaesthesia. X-Rays Prices Consistent with the Times VICTOR SQUIRES Associate Laboratory Technician and Sixth Sts.

Phone 421-S3 San Bernardino live with him, according to a di $3.55 $4.84 5:15 to 6:15 p. m. Frank Buck, captor of wild animals, and William L. Chenery, editor of Collier's, will be the speaker on "Radio Hour" over an NBC network and KFI. Senorita Lucita Romero, Spanish-soprano, who made her radio debut on this program several weeks ago, will sing.

Dramatizations and orchestral music complete the hour. John B. Kennedy will be the master of ceremonies. 7:15 to 7:45 p. m.

Christy Walsh's All-Amerlcan dinner, given In connection with the 1931 meeting of the All-American board will be broadcast over an NBC network and KFSD. Guests Include A. Alonzo Stagg of vorce complaint filed In superior New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Treated By DR. P. Y.

GASS 215 Andreaon Bldg. Phonei: Office, 391-32 Home, 461-22 Aik for Fret Booklet California, Florida, 58; Mlsslsslp- court yesterday by the husband 8.69 3.07 3.24 2.95 3.24 8.44 2.99 2.94 1929 Week $5.10 4.67 5.30 6.08 4.80 5.81 5.31 8.62 4.32 MAUDE C. BARNES, 'Administratrix of the Estate of 'i George DeWItt, Deceased. WITHINGTON, torneys-at-Law, Piatt Building, Man Bernardino. Calif.

Pittsburgh 6.09 4.77 6.27 4.73 4.95 4.65 4.95 4.82 He also asserted that his wife failed to show any affection for him for the past year. Howe asserts Cleveland 3.38 2.97 2.71 2.91 St. Louis 3.18 Baltimore 2.73 Cincinnati 2.73 that there are two children, Mary, Med November 27, 1931. 7, and Francis, S. Simpson Funeral Home 130 Willow Street RIALTO, CALIFORNIA DeLuxe Ambulance Service Telephone Rlalto 11 Fontana, Zenith 6411 Wife Seeks Decree Detroit 3.24 2.68 4.46 fi.69 Averages 8.33 8.84 4.80 8.17 Arizona has shipped -99 cars of citrus so far this season.

Carlot shipments of citrus this season compared with a year ago, as re- Information Department BUY NOW AND HELP PROSPERITY From Colt on Mate L. M. Cox Attorney NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE whereas, by deed of trust dated April 13th, 1931, and recorded April list. 1931, in the Office of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County, Stute of California, in Book 715, of Official Records of said County and fltate, at Page 152 thereof, Rosa Linden. a widow, did grant and con-rey the property therein and hereafter Charging that Robert Jackson, of Colton, refused to give his wife, Le- nore M.

Jackson, money, and has neglected to buy clothing for her, pagnes and wines made an over the University of Chicago, Jesse Harper of Notre Dame, Glenn (Pop) Warner of Stanford, W. A. Alexander of Georgia Tech, Tad Jones of Yale and "Hunk" Anderson of Notre Dame. Walsh will act as toastmaster. THIS WEEK'S PRIZE LONDON.

It may seem odd, but the chairman of the International the woman filed suit for divorce In Agency NEW CHEVROLET SIX Phone 271-93 Genuine parts, repairs, service. Used cars In excellent condition, sold on terms. Jones Chevrolet Co, Third and Arrowhead, opposite Court House. pcaunueu. 10 Li.

m. cox, or the city the continent, is an American. He Is Judge James Murfin. The conference recently met here to taste superior court yesterday. vi onu ici nuiuiim, county oi Ban Her nardino.

State of California, in trust lo secure, among; other thlntra. the rmv. She also alleges that she became ill because of his "cruel treatment ment of one Promissory Note, executed four champagnes, three well known and one newcomer. pn the 13th day of April. 1931, for and neglect." ine principal sum of One Thousand f.Muro.uu) Dollars, with lntorext thpro.

Advertising Service General Direct Mail Ph. 2121 Copy writing, letters, mailing pieces, multlgraphtng, mimeographing, lists, addressing, Including all kinds of mailing operations. General advertising service, including copy, layout, art, eta. Sun Advertising Service, 430 Court Street. Wine Tasting conference, the organization which passes on cham- from date at the rate of 8 per annum, payable quarterly to Lorenzo A Dependable Investment LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS j-ntiiippi.

Whereas, there has been a default In Ihe payment of Interest due on said note, in the following particulars: Interest which became due and pay able on July 13, 1931, on the said We are Sromissory note which Is secured he said deed of trust remains And bv reason nf thn unM Hnfauit a member Ambulance, Embalming, Undertaking Phone 401-02 and 492-38. Distinctive funeral and ambulance service. Memorial chapel and parlors. Lady attendant Mark B. Shaw Co, 468 Fifth Street Art Work, Designing, Illustrating Phone 521-82 Advertising layout and art work, sketches for all purposes, black and white, and color; retouching, air brush work, etc.

Inland Engraving and Colortype Rlalto and Streets. Ihe said Lorenzo Phllllppi, the owner 4 tk sum noiaer ni gala note and deed of trust, has declared the whole of the principal sum of said note and Interest due and payable, and has demanded that the undersigned trustee FEDERAL RESERVE jrrtcsa of Banks noma sen tne property granted bv aid deed of trust, in accordance with 'the terms thereof, to accomplish the ui uie irusi inerein exprcsseu STRENGTH! Sim Auto Tires Goodyear Marvel Gas Phone 311-93 Cushion, solid, pneumatic tires. Marvel gasoline, kerosene, stove distillate, smudge and fuel oil. Marvel Batteries. Battery charging.

Greasing. San Bernardino Oil and Rlalto. CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP-FICTITIOUS NAME Civil Code Sec. 2466, 2468, 2470 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Bernardino, ss. We hereby certify that we are transacting business in the State of California, at 37-1 San Bernardino, under a designation and name not showing the names of persons interested as the partners in such business, to wit: Store Fixture and Supply Service.

Name Lewis Emory Place of residence 1268 San Bernardino, Calif. Name Roland Victor Downey. Place of residence 1416 San Bernardino, Calif. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of San Bernardino, ss. On the 23rd day of November In the one thousand nine hundred and hlrty-one before me, personally appeared Roland Victor Downey and Lewis Emory Eldridge, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same.

Witness my hand and the seal of my office this 23rd day of November. 1931. (Seal) WALTER W. ROBINSON. Notary Public In and for the County of San Bernardino.

State of California. My commission expires Sept. 1, 1933. Whereas, snld Lorenzo Fhilllppl, on August 19, 11I31, did record in the office of the County Recorder, of San Bernardino County, Stute of California, a Notice of such breach of Bald obligation, and said default, and of his election to cause to be rold, said property HAVE MONEY! California Garage 463 Fifth Street Phone 383-77 Centrally located. Fireproof storage, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 per month.

Let us wash and grease your car while at the show you save the parking fee! Complete Automotive Service. We never close! Experience has taught that dependable and definite returns from a sound 6 investment compounded, accumulate more rapidly than intermittent returns from other sources. For thousands of years the safest loans have been those based on real estate security. The San Bernardino Building and Loan Association offer this type of investment in to musty sain oongaiion ana tne indebtedness evidenced by said note, and to accomplish the objects of said trust Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given thnt the undersigned, trustee, by virtue of the premises and the au thority conferred by said Deed of Classified Advertisements Phone 2121 Ask for either Miss Dean or Miss Betty Black. Classified Ads can be placed up to 8:30 p.

m. day previous to publication. Rates upon application. Trust, will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash. In gold eoln of the United States, on the 18th day of December, 11131.

at the hour of II) clone in tne rnrenoon or said day, at the North door of the County Court house, in the Citv of San Bernardino. H. W. Phlpps, Attorney Commercial and Society Engraving Phone 2121 Copper plate and steel die engraving and embossing. Only plant In Inland Southern California.

Calling cards, wedding announcements, letterheads, announcements, monograms, crests, etc. Sun Engraving 430 Court Street. County of Pan Bernardino, State of California, nil of the Interest conveyed under snid Trust Deed, In and to that NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION 1 certain real property, set forth therein situated in the County of San Bernardino, State of California, and particu FOR PROBATE OF WILL No. 9981 In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Bernardino. Dairy Cream, Ice Cream, Ices Phone 2180 There is one sure way to build up a bank balance and this way is to Put In and Leave In more money than you draw out.

And don't forget Money is Power. In the Matter of the Estate of James Heap, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the of H. 11. Eastwood and W.

Frank larly described as follows; to-wlt: Lot Twenty-three (23) of Arrowhead Suburban Farms, Tract as per pint recorded In Book 21 of Maps, rape 6, records of Raid County. Dated this 21st day of November, 1031. L. M. COX.

Trustee. linger for the Probate of Will of James Heap, Deceased, and for the Issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to H. II. Kastwood and W. Frank Hager, will he heard at 10:00 o'clock a.

on the 7th day of December, 1931 at the Court Room of Department 2 of the fo Full Paid Investment Certificates. Sold In denominations of $100. Interest paid quarterly and semi-annually. 6 Installment Investment Certificates. Sold in Installments of $1.00.

5 Pass Book Accounts started with deposits of $1.00 or more. Frank T. Bates Attorney NOTICE TO CREDITORS Superior Court of San Bernardino, In the Matter of the Estate of, Charles County, California. A. Davis, sometimes Known as tnas A.

Davis, deceased. riAKK Li. Cleric. By M. L.

ALDRICH. Deputy Clerk. H. W. PHIPrS.

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Maude E. Davis, executrix of the estate of Charles A. Dnvls, some- times known aa Chas. A. Davis, deceased, to the creditors of and all per Attorney for Petitioners.

Dated November 25, 1931. sons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the neces Powdered Skim Milk. California Milk Producers Ass'n. (Tou can whip our cream, but you can't beat our milk.) 037-941 Third Street Paints Ralph H. Logsdon Wallpaper Ph.241-62 Exclusive agency Du Pont Duco enamels, varnishes, prepared paints, glass.

432 Third Street. Photo Engraving, Art Work Color Plates Ph. 521-82 Zinc and copper halftones, etchings, electrotypes, advertising art. Illustrating, designing, process color plates, Ben Day work. Inland Engraving and Colortype Rlalto Avenue and Street Printing, Stationery, Binding, Ruling Phone 2121 Job Printing of all kinds, ruling, book binding, color printing.

Sun Printing Sc Publishing House, 430 Court Street ROOFING Certain-teed H. J. Morris Ph.484-84 Phone Green 1080 Redlands. Phone 33 Colton. We specialize In Certaln-teed Shingles and Roll Roofing.

A factory guaranteed product Let us examine your roofing or re-rooflng problems. Harry J. Morris Shingle Roof Co, 620 East Street Colton. Heating (Gas) Sheet Metal Works, etc. Ph.

261-93 Pacific Gas Furnaces and Floor Heaters. The Paclflo Round Warm Air Furnace. This furnace Is much In demand because of Its efficiency and economy In providing the popular "unit system" of heating. Furnished In several sices at moderate cost with choice of four types of controls. 649 Second Street.

Transfer REXTo and FfomTTA. Phone 271-51 Twice dally between Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Redlands. Dally trips to Colton, Fontana, Rlalto, Highland, East Highlands and connections at San Bernardino and Redlands for all S. B. Mountain sary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notlre.

in the office of the Clerk of the Superior LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS JOHN SUVERKRUP LUMBER CO. 237 Street Phi. 461-20461-29 San Bernardino Building and Loan SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL BANK Since 1887 A Commercial Bank for The People of San Bernardino Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Bernardino, or to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said executrix at the office of the undersigned attorney, Frank T. Bntes, at Room 320, Courthouse, Sun Bernardino, California, the same helnK the place of business In all matters connected with said estate of Charles A. Dnvls, some-limes known as Chas.

A. Davis, deceased. MAUDK K. DAVIP. F.XTUtrix of the estate of Charles A.

Davis, sometimes known as Chas. Ai' Pnvls, Deceased, FRANK T. UATEK, for executrix. Dated October ill. JU.il.

HEAP HEAP Local Men Association ir" I Familiar Capital wlth Mercantile Court ATaiiabie Local 155 Fourth St. Ph. 501-02 for Conditions Local Loans 1 1 Investigate Our Loan Plan 1 VAN AND STORAGE Padded Van Long and Short Trips Crating and Shipping Warehouse and Storage. Agents for Bcklns and Transcon-. tlnental Forwarding J.

B. GILL, President R. ROBERT8, Vlc-Prtidnt H. H. WEIR, Asst.

Cathler J. S. WOOD, Cashier V.J. MICALLEF. Asst.

Cashier 361 Fourth Street Phone 241-03.