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A A A A A A A SIX 221 SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL-NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Thursday, September 16, 1943 Two Editions--One Price Your Classified Ad appears in both the Evening and Morning Editions. Rates shown below are A CASH RATES. All ads paid within five days of first publication earn the CASH RATES. Charge rates are alightly higher. Minimum Sire -Four Lines.

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TOUGH LUCK KIDS! School days are here again to trouble you But Don's Plaza Stationery will help you ease the pain of going to school. Lots of paper, pencils, erasers, notebooks, Drawing supplies, inks, and what not. P. S. A lot of new books are in.

"Guadalcanal Diary" -now at $1.00 and similar bargains. P. P. S. Open Sundays and evenings.

The "Scotch Stationer" at the "Head of the Don's Plaza Stationery "Head of 1 Pacific Ave." (Opp. P. VITAL STATISTICS Born SMITH In Santa Cruz, Sept. 10, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Smith, a daughter, Anna Rea. License Granted LONG- -HOLLADAY Sept. 14, John Jenniss Long, 32, Redwood City, native of California, and Ruby Fleming Holladay, 24, Albuquerke, N. native of Oklahoma. Married LONG-HOLLADAY In Santa Cruz.

Sept. 14, 1943, by Rev. John F. Wilson. John Jenniss Long of Redwood City and Ruby Fleming Holladay of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Divorce Filed DALTON Nathalie Dalton against Arthur F. Dalton, extreme cruelty, Died BORLAND In San Francisco, Sept. 1943. Maud Roberts widow of the late N. Arthur Borland, mother of Margaret, George, Charles and Arthur Borland of San Francisco and Alfred Borland of Los Gatos; sister bf Edward Roberts of Salt City and Charles Roberts of Oakland; a native of Ohio, aged 72 years.

Services will be held in the Wessendorf mortuary Thursday, September 16, at 3 p. m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in I. 0.

0. cemetery. 9-14-21 NESS In Santa Cruz, Sept. 11, 1943, Herbert Anton Ness, aged 55 years, native of North Dakota. Survived by wife.

Carrie Ness of Santa Cruz; son, Francis Eugene Ness of the IT. S. army: William Robinson of Santa Cruz: daughters, Miss Iris Ness and Mrs. G. F.

Gehrke of Santa Cruz. Funeral services will be conducted at White's mortuary chapel Thursday. September 16, at 2 p. Rev. Norman H.

Snow officiating. Interment in the family plot in the 1. 0. 0. F.

cemetery. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. 9-15-1t RUSSELL In Santa Cruz, Sept. 14. 1943.

William Alfred Russell, aged 69 years, native of West Virginia. Survived by wife, Amy Pearl Russell: daughter, Violet R. Miller: mother, Mary Russell; brothers, George Russell of Oregon, Andrew Russell of Lodi, Ed Russell of Santa Cruz, Bob and Harry Russell of Modesto, Jess Russell of San Francisco: sisters, Lena Phipps of Modesto and Mabel Sanders of San Francisco. Funeral services will be conducted at White's mortuary chapel Friday, September 17, at 2 p. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.

9-15-2t SEIGMAN In Watsonville, Sept. 12, 1943, Fred Seigman, aged 79 years, native of Watsonville. Survived by brother, Thomas H. Seigman. You are invited to see Oakwood Cemetery Located Paul Sweet Road HARRY E.

MURRAY Secretary-Manager Office--56 Pacific Ave. Santa Cruz 8-1-tf Flowers FLORAL DESIGNING Elwin S. Barnhill Co. 275 Soquel Ave. Phone 742 8-1-tf Asks Celebration Of Mexican Independence Sacramento, Sept.

Earl Warren today issued a proclamation asking for celebration in California tomorrow of the 133rd anniversary of Mexican independence. California "has reason to appreciate," the governor said, the present cordial relations with and the help that Mexican nationals are giving in the California harvest. Tokyo Says Japs 'Escaped' Rome Tokyo radio reported today that the Japanese ambassador to Italy and his staff, together with Japanese newspapermen, have established temporary offices in Venice, "after having escaped Rome." (The broadcast, recorded by United Press at San Francisco, did not explain why the Japanese were forced to "escape" from Rome if Germany was in control of the city.) Tokyo said that "pending the establishment of a new government by the new Fascist regime, the embassy staff will remain in Venice." Another broadcast reported that LOST NEAR BRANCIFORTE SCHOOL. 4 mos. old wire haired fox terrier.

Answers to name of "Buttons." Phone 2087-W. Reward. 1-9-15-223 2-SPECIAL NOTICES The Regular Thursday CARD PARTY Graystone Hotel-8 o'clock Friends and strangers will find a warm MANY PRIZES AND I SPECIALS. welcome. Admission 25c.

Public invited. Other enjoyed. No lawn mowers or door checks taken in for servicing until further notice. BOSSO BROS. Corner Mission and Center Sts.

Phone 977 2-8-23-tf ROOFING A. Y. CUNNINGHAM CO is no longer connected with East Side Lbr. Co. Ph.

748. All types roofing and repairs. Estimates free. Terms. Ray Morris, 333 Seabright.

Ph. 2987-J. 2-8-22-225 WANT TO PLACE MUSIC JUKE BOX in establishment on 60-40 basis. Also 2 Coca Cola boxes for rent. Also cash register.

323 Bethany Circle. 2-9-8-240 3-SPECIAL SERVICES WATKINS PRODUCTS THE BEST FOR 75 YEARS E. L. KELL, 211 N. Branciforte Dealer for S.

C. County, Ph. 2394-W McNESS PRODUCTS LOMA LINDA FOODS JESSE HANKINS Rt. 2, Box 660 Phone 7-W-3 3-6-20-tf Beauty Shops Let Us Protect Your Hair from the hot summer sun, with our SPECIAL OIL SHAMPOOS. Also Specializing in MACHINELESS PERMANENT WAVES.

Have unwanted hair permanently removed- Every Friday. SALON LOUISE 59 Walnut Ave. Phone 2043 3-9-15-221 SHAMPOO, HAIR STYLE AND NECK trim 75c. Plaza Beauty Shop, 41 Mission St. Phone 3311.

3-2-7-tf Brick Work BRICK WORK- FIREPLACES. GLASS brick, barbecues, neatly done. A. Watts, Rt. 1, Box 716, S.

C. Ph. 29-J-4. 3-8-28-230 Moving STATEWIDE SERVICE SAN FRANcisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Fresno, Los Angeles. Blue Bird Van Storage, 498 Water St.

Ph. 572. OWENS BROS. MOVING TO ALL points. State or interstate.

No load too large or too small. 269 Pacific Ave. Phone 19. 3-5-21-mott MOVING ANY PLACE. ANY TIME.

Van service trips. Every load insured. Bloomer Miller, 438 Soquel Ave. Phone 2759. 3-4-27-tf Painting COMPLETE PAINTING SERVICE.

A-1 work, materials. Free advice. Phone 1012-W or 987-M. 3-9-13-tf Piano Tuning PIANO TUNING J. L.

LANGTON 1 300 Mission Street. Phone 1380. Poultry POULTRY WANTED CEILING prices paid. Nello Regoli, Calif. Poultry Exchange, 1105 Vine street, San Jose.

Phone Ballard 1093. 3-8-17-247 100 N. H. PULLETS, 512 SELECTed from over 400. beginning to lay.

$1.75 each. Rt. 1 Box 140. Mission Drive. 3-9-14-222 WANTED TO BUY POULTRY OF all kinds.

Rt. 1. Box 165, McIntyre Rd. Phone 1158-J. L.

L. Wade. 3-1-28-tf Radio Repair IF YOUR RADIO NEEDS REPAIRING call Don's Radio Repair Shop, 56 Alta Ave. Phone 2728-J. Will call for and deliver.

Reliable service. 3-9-7-239. Roofing IF YOUR ROOF NEEDS ATTENTION, C. Kile, the contractor who does his own work and saves you $. Free estimates.

Nothing down. $5.00 monthly. Guaranteed repair work. Phone Lumber Co 452 3 6-12-mott RE NOW! NO PRIORITY NECessary, All work guaranteed. Free timate.

Convenient terms. East Side Lumber Yard, 332 Soquel Ave. Phone 748. 3-8-9-tf Rubber Stamps RUBBER STAMPS DEEPLY MOULDED TO INSURE A CLEAR, SHARP IMPRESSION Carefully Designed Sentinel Job Printing Department 25 CHURCH STREET SANTA CRUZ PHONE 3600 3-12-1-tf Signs SIGNS OF ALL KINDS BOARD, MUSlin, Lettering on anvthing anywhere. W.

R. Gersteling, 267 Water St. Phone 3637-W. AFL Local 484 3-6-27-motf Window Cleaners RELIABLE WINDOW CLEANERS Ph. 1181.

46 Pennsylvania Ave. Electric floor waxing. Paint washing. A C. Carlson, Mgr.

3-8-1-t -SITUATIONS WANTED WOMAN WANTS IN GROCERY store. Willing really work. Phone 2560-R WANT ANY TYPE OF HAULING. LOcal or long distance. ton stake truck.

Phone 1914-J. 4-8-17-tf the Italian liner, Conte Verde, and the gunboat Leabon, which scuttled by their crews at Shanghai, "will be refloated very shortly," BIG MONEY EXPECTED Washington, Sept. big money in the third war loan drive is expected to start rolling in today as the campaign takes on a note of grimness and determination with the news of the fifth army's struggle in Italy. 5-HELP WANTED Young Women Help Handle the Telephone Calls of a Nation at War The telephone lines of our nation are crowded a with war calls calls of our armed forces -of our factories -of the home front. Join the thousands of capable young women who are handling these vital calls.

Good salary while learning- frequent increases thereafter. Vacations with pay. Pleasant surroundings. Congenial associates. FULL-TIME WORK LEADING TO A CAREER Apply 8:30 to 04 Chief Operator 27 Walnut Ave.

The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company VICTORY JOBS 5-8-8-tf Essential War Industry Offers Permanent jobs for the Duraand After in Sawmill, Woods, and Lumber Yard. LUMBER PRODUCTION CLAIMED AS CRITICAL It is necessary to have clearance from last job. Apply 84 River Street Santa Cruz Lumber A 5-8-22-239 MEN WANTED YOUNG MEN WANted in war production plant where pay is good and employment will be permanent. You must have a clearance from your last job. Write or call personnel.

Rheem Manufacturing Richmond. 5-9-5-237 COTTAGE MOTHERS. ONE FOR girls, one boys, child care institution, Sonoma county. Salary and found. State age and telephone number.

Address General Delivery, Lytton, Calif. WAITRESS WANTED FOR FOUNTAIN lunch. No night work. no Sunday work, no split shifts. See Hazel Regan before 2:30 p.

m. at Ebert's Store, cor. Seabright and Soquel Aves. 5-9-9-221 BOYS' WORKER. IMMEDIATELY.

temperate, single, for child care institution, Sonoma county. Salary and found. State age and telephone number. Address General Delivery, Lytton, Calif. DISHWASHER WANTED ROOM.

board and good wages; lady preferred. Easy work, dishwashing machine. Apply Happy Valley Resort. Phone 3470. 5-9-15-226 WANTED -YOUNG MAN AS APPRENtice butcher.

Full time work. Good wages to start. See Mr. Eddy in Ebert's meat department. Cor.

Seabright and Soguel Aves. 5-9-9-221 MAN, TAKE FULL CHARGE SINKroom child care institution Sonoma county. Must be single, temperate. Salary and found. State age and telephone number.

Address General Delivery, Lytton, California. LADIES AND MEN WANTED FOR laundry work. Experience not necessary. Essential work. Must have clearance from last job.

Mission Laundry. 24 Mission street. 5-9-12-223 WANT HOUSEKEEPER FOR 2 PERsons, also to assist in caring for partial invalid. May go home nights. Rt.

2, Box 237, Live Oak Dist. FREE WOMAN OR CARETAKer. No work. Steady. Phone 374-J or 218 Beach St.

References. 5-9-15-226 DISHWASHER WANTED GOOD JOB for right party. See Hazel Regan before 2:30 at Ebert's Store, cor. Seabright and's Soquel Aves. 5-9-13-224 CHAMBERMAIDS WANTED.

APPLY housekeeper, St. George Hotel. 5-9-14-222 WANTED FULL OR PART TIME male or female pin setters over 16. Apply Santa Cruz Bowl. 5-9-15-226 WOMAN WANTED TO CLEAN APTS.

in motor Steady work, must be neat. 70c per hr. Concha Del Mar Court, Phone 2911. 5-9-12-222 WANTED PRACTICAL NURSE OR competent housekeeper, one in family. Phone 1285-J.

5-9-12-223 WANT MIDDLE-AGED MAN TO HELP in rest home. Room, board compensation. Phone 3221. 5-9-12-223 7-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SPECULATION Will a assign, on application, INterest in five design patents for $1500. Post-war possibilities.

P. O. Box 61, Seabright. FOR SALE GROCERY STORE, meat market, 3 gasoline pumps. Doing good business.

Living quarters in the rear, acre land. If interested inquire at Ellis Market, Rt. 3, Box 538, 17th Ave. 7-9-3-222 WILL SELL 5-YR. LICENSE ON NEW compressed air motor patent or trade for business, city residence or country property.

See or write F. Farrar, 998 S. 10th San Jose, 12, Calif, 7-9-12-223' FOR SALE THE BEST RURAL business corner in Santa Cruz county, fully equipped. Address Rt. 4.

Box 283. Santa Cruz. 7-9-14-225 8-FOR SALE Ants In Your Plants? We have a poison with your money back guarantee. CASTRO'S SEED AND FLOWER SHOP 207 Front St. Phone 229-W.

8-5-25-tf PEAR TOMATOES, 3 LBS. 25c; SHELLbeans, 5c and 7c celery, 5c and up; a stock cabbage, cracked, 1c good, 2c peppers, squash. 26 Burnett between Water St. and Soquel off Garfield St. COCKER SPANIEL PUPS.

7 WEEKS old. Also 5-rm. house and 2-rm. cabin, furnished, in Boulder Creek. $2250.

Ocean View Kennels. Phone 2168. 8-9-13-221 APPLES FOR COOKING AND EATING direct from our orchard, $1 apple box and up. Bring containers. Rf.

2. Box 173, Chanticleer Ave. Phone 2191-R. 8-8-4-236 ROTARY, WHITE SEWING MACHINE for sale. 91 Pacheco Ave, 8-9-14-222 8-FOR SALE BRIGHTEN UP THE HOME WITH FLECTO-ENAMELS for the refrigerator, sink, drain boards, walls, etc.

TEMPO-LITE will beautify old or new walls. COX Electric Co. 159 Pacific Ave. Phone 565 8-8-1-tf Steel Venetian Blinds AVAILABLE TO NOVEMBER 7 Orders will be taken for first grade pre-war steel Blinds. The WPB has released steel stocks now held by the manufacturers.

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW while this limited stock lasts. Eastern Furniture Co. 353 Pacific Ave. Phone 2111 8-8-20-224 EL MAR FRUIT STAND No. 2 2 miles south of Santa Cruz on Soquel highway.

Specials: Canning pears, Newtown apples, Delicious, Bellflowers, $1.35. Fresh apple cider, 75c gal. Fruit jars, 70c a doz, complete. Many varieties ofa other fruit. Bring containers.

8-9-12-224 FUCHSIA, PELARGONIUM, GARDEnia, Bird of Paradise, Hibiscus, Climbing Vines, Dwarf Citrus, Camellias, Shrubs. Vegetable plants, Victory Vigoro, sheep manure, leaf mold. E. R. Eisley's Nursery, 225 Frederick St.

or east end Windham off Seabright Ave. 8-3-14-tf SPECIAL CANNING TOMATOES. 2c ISAbella grapes, $1.50 lug: apples, pears, $1.25 box: freestone peaches, $1.75, supply light. Bring containers. Log Cabin Fruit Stand, 3 miles past Aptos on old Watsonville Rd.

8-9-15-226 WALL BED, 30 GAL. WATER BOILer, coal oil combination heater and cooker. coal oil range, oil heater, fan and 100 gal. tank. See our line of dishes paint and linoleum rugs while they last.

Butane Gas Service opposite Bank, Soquel. Phone 362M 8-8-1-tf NOTICE AT THE CAPITOLA STAbles, Capitola, farm horses, saddle horses, mules, harness and saddles for sale at all times or trade. Stock guaranteed. Ph. 30-J-3.

Also livestock bought. 8-7-15-mott HOUSE TRAILER, GOOD BED, ALL equipped, new cabinets, fine condition. New bedroom set, quantity of wood. Other articles. Rt.

2. Box 273. Phone 3465-R. APPLES $1.50. PEARS $1.10.

APPLE box: tomatoes 5c poultry and eggs below ceiling prices. Farmers Front Sats. FOR SALE 2 BROOD SOWS. 12 pigs 3 mos. old, 2 veal calves.

Mrs. Herman, Box 58, Bonny Doon. Inq. at Bonny Doon store for direction. WOOD COAL RANGE WITH COILS hot water tank, iron bed springs, 2 pr.

of geese, Mammoth Pekin Ph. 10-J-3, evenings. 8-9-15-223 HOSPITAL BEDS. WHEEL CHAIRS for rent, mattresses renovated. Only shop with sterilizer.

Phone 1714. Santa Cruz Mattress 376 Water St. 8-8-2-tf ARMCHAIRS. IRON BEDS, AND COTS. Oil heater, carpet runners, bird cages.

stands. etc. Fred Harper, Cor. 17th Ave. and Watsonville highway.

8-9-12-222 ROCK, SAND, CEMENT, MIXED CONcrete, base rock, plastering materials, roofing, drain tile. brick. CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY. Phone 543. 8-5-10-1f LARGE BLACK FUR FABRIC COAT.

like new, and 6 rm. extra well built home. floor, close in. Call early mornings or evenings. 74 Mott St.

8-9-15--223 FOR SALE -KING ALFRED DAFFOdil planting stock, all sizes. Glenn Lundeen. Rte. 2, Box 375. Phone 2583-W.

APPLES BELLFLOWER. BANANA, Spitzenberg, and others. 75c an apple box up. Bring containers. G.

A. Hammond. 208 Market St. 8-9-14-225 EASTMAN KODAK. LIKE NEW: (takes postcard size pictures).

with filter and 4 rolls film. $25. 23 Walnut Ave. 8-9-14-225 BUY TOMATOES AT PAGANELLI Ranch. 1 block north from Market St.

Bridge. 8-9-14-225 FOR SALE 114 TON '32 DIAMOND truck. Also fat pigs, cheap. Phone 2092-W. 8-9-15-226 FOR SALE with 100 10c each.

EMPTY Soda GALLON jugs caps. tain, Ebert's Store, cor. Seabright and Soquel Aves. 8-9-9-221 COCKER PUPPIES. $20 AND UP.

Horse meat for pets. Wade's Pet Shop, 463 Soquel Ave. FOR SALE TAPPAN GAS RANGE with trash burner. Also wood stove. 85 Seabright Ave.

USED CEMENT WASH TUBS AND swinging faucet. attachments. Prire $13.75. Phone 2628-J after 5:30 p. m.

FOR SALE CALVES: ALSO FRESH cow. C. Anderson, Rt. 2. Box 530.

North Rodeo Gulch. VAUGHN GARDEN TRACTOR, 1 SOW with litter, weaned pigs, 9 geese. 214 Chanticleer Ave. Live Oak District. 8-9-14-222 GRAND.

ARION PIANO, condition. Phone MAHOGANY 344. case. Very good 8-9-14-222 GOOD CLEAN APPLES $1.50 PER 40- lb. box, delivered.

Phone 16-W-3. 8-9-12-243 9-WANTED WE BUY FURNITURE Before you sell get our offer on your furniture. Stoves, Refrigerators, Tools. Plumbing or miscellaneous household items. We Also Will Trade For furniture you might needor paint, wall paper, roofing.

linoleum, etc. McCall-Cohen Paint and Furniture Store 11 Cathcart St. Phone 2119 9-8-22-226 CASH PAID OR WILL 5ALL ON signment, men's and women's good clothing, shoes, furs, suitcases, novelYe Rummage Shoppe, Locust st 9-1-10-tf WANT 2ND HAND LUMBER OR OLD building to wreck. Also a small gas engine or tractor. R.

Bailey, Rt. 1, Ext Box 144. Mission Drive. 9-9-12-223 BOOKBINDING G--ALL KINDS OF bookbinding executed; also gold and silver lettering on suitcases. pocketbooks, etc.

John Reukema, 25 Church st 9-8-1-tf ROW BOAT WANTED, IN GOOD CONdition. Not less than 14 ft. 75 Coulson Ave. 9-9-12-223 OLD DOLLS. GERMAN.

FRENCH. etc. Kid bodies. Bisque, China, wax heads, or parts. $1 to $20.

Write Box 30, Sentinel-News Office. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD horses. San Juan Tallow Company. Phone Santa Cruz 25-W-1. 9-9-10-222 WE PAY CASH FOR USED PIANOS, organs and accordions.

John Anderson Music 23 Walnut Ave. Phone 133. 9-8-22-tf WANTED -ELECTRIC WASHING MAchine, in good condition. Phone 1018-R. ANY JUNK OR OLD FURNITURE? Phone 1061.

299 Soquel Ave. Ace Furniture Shop. We pay more. WANTED CATTLE OF ALL KINDS. BIll Gaine.

Phone Santa Cruz 32-J-11. if no answer call 9-W-1. 9-3-1-moti 9-WANTED CASH PRICES PAID FOR USED FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. See or Call Mr. ANDERSON at LEASK'S Phone 555 9-6-15-tf WANTED WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE NEW AND USED FURNITURE HIGHEST PRICES PAID USED DEPT.

MILT DEVITT, Manager Eastern Furniture Co. 350 Front St. Phone 2111 9-8-18-222 WE PAY 30c PER 100 LBS. FOR TIED bundles of paper magazines. We also buy rags scrap Iron.

Call Ace Junk Yard. 299 Soquel Ave. or phone 1061. 9-9-14-225 WANT TO BUY BUTANE TANK. J.

Ballauf, Rose Acres Ranch, near Felton. 11-ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT 2 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, bath, garage. Inquire Busy Bee Barber Shop, 153 Pacific Ave. 12-FOR RENT -LEASE MOVE IT YOURSELF For rent--all sizes 2 and 4-wheel hauling trailers. with hitches.

50c and up. 4th and William station, San Jose, Ph. Columbia 4875. FOR RENT, FOR 2 OR 3 3 BED. room furnished house.

$50 a mo. Inquire Sunday or after 5 p. m. weekdavs. 18 Logan St.

12-9-12-222 FOR RENT FURN. 2 RM. SUNNY $15 mo. Parking space and telephone. Near town.

105 Walnut Ave. 12-9-15-226 FOR RENT -FOR 2 OR 3 3 BEDrm. furnished house. $50 a mo. Inquire Sunday or after 5 p.

m. week days. 18 Logan St. 12-9-12-222 RM. FURN.

HOUSE, WATER PAID. Garage. Adults only, no pets. $14 mo. Call 10912 Myrtle St.

12-9-9-221 13-WANT TO RENT COUPLE WANT 3 OR 4 RM. MOD. furn. or partly furn. yard, garage, Not over $35 mo.

No children. Write Box 31. Sentinel-News Office. 14 -LOANS LOANS $50 to $1000 TO REGULARLY EMPLOYED PEOPLE MARRIED OR SINGLE You May Borrow on Your Car, Furniture, or just your Salary. No endorsers are required.

YOU MAY TAKE TOS LONG AS 12 MONTHS REPAY ER CAN A ACCEPTANCE A H. H. Nanna, Mgr. 8 LOCUST ST. TELEPHONE 22 14-4-30-motf HOME LOANS EASY MONTHLY payments.

Some as low as $8.44 month per $1000, including int. for 15 yrs. Harry E. Murray, Pays In A Hurry, THE HOME LOAN MAN, 56 Pac. Ave.

14-8-1-tf 15-REAL ESTATE HOME AND INCOME 5 seperate rentals, plus 5-rm. home. good close-in location. Excellent income on small investment. Price $4400.

Attractive ranch. Lovely 5-rm. house and dbl. lawn and shrubs, 29 assorted fruit trees. Chick garden, extra fine soil and drainage.

Good close-in location. Priced to Duplex, 2 3-rms. Good location, close to bus and stores. $2750. For information call atBranch Office GEORGE REALTY CO.

533 Soquel Ave. Phone 769-W. This Week's Two Best Buys Two bedroom. almost new, home on East Side north of Soquel Ave. Fine interior fixtures with hardwood floors and floor furnace.

Large lot with extra garage on alley in rear. $4500. A Attractive, modern, co on bluff above cliff. Completely lent taste. Lovely barbecue pit.

An able dwelling. two bedroom stucfishing pier at furnished in excelsecluded lawn with all year DICKERSON REALTY CO. 113 Pacific Ave. Phone 677. Branch Office 211 Water Ph.

1208 We are revising our listings and would be glad to add your property. 15-9-1-tf PROPERTY EXCHANGE WANTED. clear for clear. Nor. 160 acres grazing-grain land and large cabin in grand climate, good hunting.

value $2000. offered for Santa Cruz Mts. or valley cottage on large lot or acreage, of same or less value. Give details. J.

Pearson, Gen. Boulder Creek. EAST SIDE HOME. 5 VENEtian blinds. wall floor furnace, automatic control: tile sink: dbl.

gar. About 3 yrs. old. Deep lot. Victory garden.

145 San Juan Ave. $5000. Darrow Brunjes. Ph. 2341.

H. J. Shannon, 105 Davis St. 15-9-13-tf 320 ACRES TIMBER LAND FOR SALE. Cruise 10.000,000 ft.

Good for sawmill or split lumber, near Big Basin State Park: road, lots of water. J. D. Whitener, Boulder Creek. FOR SALE 144 A.

DAIRY RANCH, all under irrigation, about 44 A. alfalfa. Gustine dist. F. U.

Hardman, 44 Washburn Santa Cruz. BROOKDALE, ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOM sum. cottage; paved must sell; dble. gar. Terms.

Owner, Evans 519 Calif. San Francisco. 15-3-12-motf IN NICEST BLOCK ON OTIS rm. home in perfect condition move into. Dbl.

cement floor. Alley in rear. Nice yard Phone owner 1212-M. SEPTEMBER IS Vacation Time FOR OUR EMPLOYES thus WE ARE UNABLE TO GIVE OUR USUAL PROMPT SERVICE. However, We still solicit your Radio Repair, Tire, Ignition and Carburetor Business.

We give Green Stamps BIBBINS Automotive Service 14-20 River St. Phone 3050 415 Ocean Street 15- -REAL ESTATE CANFIELD'S BEST BUYS Ranches acres close in with 4 room house, garage, chicken house, lots of fruit, only $2450, terms. 16 acres 12 acres in prunes, 4 acres timber, spring; 2 room cabin and barn. $7000, terms. acre, good chicken house for 1200 hens.

Only $1000. 3 acres, well pump, 5 room house, large barn, chicken house, $3750, terms. 1 acre with two 3 room houses, rent one for $25 per live in other; has fruit, good soil, chicken house. Only $4250, terms. East Side Homes STUCCO DUPLEX 2 four-room duplex, close in; hardwood flors, furnaces; rent for $30 each.

$5600; can finance. 4 room stucco, close in, only $2250. room cottage, nice little home, has 2 bedrooms, good garden. $3000. 6 room home on Stanford in good condition: large yard, garden, chicken equipment, garage, $3500, terms.

Good old 6 room home close in; a bargain at $2500, terms. Fine old 7 room home, fireplace and furnace, wonderful setting and garden, fruit, 3 car garage, nearly one acre of ground. Only $8500, easy terms. West Side Homes 8 room stucco home, fine location: has central furnace with air conditioner: very large lot, beautiful gardens, $12,500. 6 room nearly new modern home: hardwood, central heat, 2 car garage; has view.

$8500, terms. 5 room home, hardwood floors, garage, grounds nicely fenced. Only $4500, can finance. C. E.

CANFIELD SON 103 Pacific Avenue Phone 529 OLDEST REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FIRM SANTA INCOME PROPERTY IS YOUR BEST BET. 6 apartments. 3 years old, fully furnished, hardwood floors, etc. $10,500. 3 almost new stucco bungalows, fully furnished, hardwood floors, best location, $9000.

5 2-room apartments furnished, ground floor. $4300. 12 stucco units bungalow court, furnished, best paying location. A value at $25,000. OTHERS SHOWN C.

W. HARRIS, Licensed Broker. 447 Seabright Ave. Phone 1783 15-9-9-221 RANCH BARGAINS 32 valley land, gravity spring, old trees. Trade for in town.

53 half tillable, trees, 6 rm. mod. house, barn, spring, water, stock and machinery. $5700. 2 acs.

on highway, close in, mod. house, 1200 chix house, orchard. Trade for city, 1 5 rm. mod. chix hse.

$3400. J. E. TOLAGSON, Broker. Phone 2647-W.

Rt. 2. Box 155, 1 mile East Watsonville Hiway. 15-8-4-tf STRICTLY MODERN 5-ROOM, EXTRA nice on good paved St. near stores bus line.

Priced right. UNDER $5000 ON VERY E. Z. TERMS: 2 6 rm. house: fruit: fair outbuildings; some chicken equipment; best of soil.

W. S. UTTERBACK 18 MISSION ST. TEL. 215 15-9-15-224 5 ROOMS BATH, FURNISHED; large lot.

$1500. 8 rooms bath, down town, $2750, terms. 5 rooms bath, butane stoves, curtains, drapes and floor coverings go. Reduced to $3000. terms.

R. FAY TAGGART Phone 2289-W or 1775-R. Branch office 126 Woodrow Ave. 15-9-9-221 4 A. RANCH FOR SALE, 5 MI.

FROM Soquel on old San Jose road: comfortable 2-bedrm, house, knotty pine family kitchen, electric pump well, butane light, phone, rm. cabin, barn, chicken house with cement floors, assorted fruit trees, beautiful view of surrounding redwoods. $4650. Phone 22-W-3. 15-9-9-221 ALMOST NEW COZY COTTAGE.

Living room, bedroom, bath, kitchen and enclosed service and laundry porch. All finished in knotty pine. Gas floor furnace. Autom. water heater.

Garage. Large lot. Victory garden. Furnished or unfurnished. $500 down, bal.

like rent. Martinuzzi, Rt. 3, Box 576, Santa Cruz. Ph. 1721-R.

15-9-1-tf 6 RM. FURN. HOUSE, 4 LOTS, BEST district. Small house in rear partly furnished. 2 car garage.

Large warehouse and contents. Water and sewer each lot. Total price $5000. acres in Aptos, old road, 2 small houses. Cor.

Day Valley Rd. and old Watsonville highway. $1600. 102 Davis St. 15-9-15-226 1 WHITE REALTY CO.

$4750 buys a nearly new large 5 stucco home with basement; large concrete driveway. Nr. the beach. You'll see its quality at once. 16 Locust St.

Phone 15-9-14-222 FOR SALE 3 RM. COTTAGE, PARTly furnished, large garage, utilities. guest room, lot is 80x200, all $1550. Terms. Bus goes by door, close in.

Santa Cruz Realty 149 cific Ave. Phone 282 or 1037-R. 15-9-10-222 FOR SALE 6 RM. HOUSE. 3 BEDrooms, service porch, garage, some fruit, close in.

Price $2250. Easy terms. Santa Cruz Realty 149 Pacific Ave. Phone 282 or 1037-R. 15-9-10-222 6 RM.

HOUSE IN DESIRABLE LOCAtion at 138 Windsor. Southern exposure, lot 50x150. some fruit trees. chickens. Just in time for fall victory garden.

$2500. 15-0-13-222' WE NEED LISTINGS OF PLACES TO sell. Homes, ranches and poultry places. We have just sold number of places. Harry E.

Murray, in a Hurry. 56 Pacific Ave. 15-4-2-tf WANT TO. BUY- SMALL COUNTRY place. $300 down, $30 a month.

Martin Redfern, Park: City Lodge, Rt. 2 Box 500, Phone 2312. 15-REAL ESTATE GEORGE REALTY CO. HOMES KING ST. 5 FIREplace, floor furnace, hdwd.

floors, tiled bath shower, tiled sink, 2 car sprinkler system. $5250. 6 LARGE ROOMS. MODERN, COMpletely furnished: 3 dandy bedrooms, tiled sink and bath, furnace. This is a very nice home, West Side.

$5700. NOT NEW, BUT NICE, CLEAN AND livable, 3 bedroms. paved street, creek, nice yard, walking distance. For quick sale, $3200. BEAUTIFUL HOME ON WEST SIDE.

view, 3 bedrooms, large living and dining rooms, 2 tiled bathrooms, tiled kitchen, central heat, car gar. A lovely home, $9500. 3 BEDROOM HOME ON WEST SIDE, close to schools, nice yard. $3750. NICE NEW 4 RM.

STUCCO, FIREplace, shake roof, fine lot, outside city. F.H.A. $3000, $600 down, $19.34 mo. It's O. K.

NEAT 3 RM. RUSTIC COTTAGE, ON fine wooded lot, close in. $1650. RANCHES 4 RM. HOUSE.

CHICKENS, rabbits, Nice berry patch, fruit trees. $2750. A. INSIDE CITY, FINE LOCAtion, all utilities, looking ahead? Buy this. $1200.

A MOST DESIRABLE CHICKEN ranch, cap. 2000, fine equipment, 4 rm. home with view, fruit, berries: Co-op. membership. Owner has to leave.

$5250. INCOME LARGE FRONTAGE BUSINESS DIStrict in Seabright, 2 nice homes, rented. Fine future possibilities; a good investment. $7500. NICE CONCRETE 45x125, Front St.

Rented. Nice river frontage, $8000. FOURTEEN 3 ROOM UNITS, ARTIS. tically built, spaced for privacy, fine main hiway location on 2 acres of landscaped grounds, running creek, a oaks, redwoods, fine income. Will accept small home as part payment.

Notice to Investment Buyers Don't be one of those who will say "I could have bought such and such for such and Buy now while prices are right. Anyway come in and talk it over with us. GEORGE REALTY CO. 293 Front St. Phone 760 EAST SIDE BRANCH 533 Soquel Ave.

Phone 769-W. 15-5-23-tf Home With Income MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE JUST outside city limits. One mile to beach. Two miles to center of town. Close to schools, stores.

Large double garage with cozy apt. above. Large lawn with sprinkling system. Approx. an acre of ground fronting two paved roads.

Fruit trees, grapes, flowers and a big victory garden. 20x80 outbuilding with concrete floor can be used as chicken house or work shop. Rabbit hutches. Barbecue pit. A sacrifice owner.

$2000 down, bal. like rent. Martinuzzi. Rt. 3, Box 576, Santa Cruz.

Phone 1721-R. 15-9-1-tf $1950 -BEAUTIFUL ACRE. 4 RM. CABin. fruit.

Joins Laveaga Park. $2800 5 rm. furn. home, paved East Side. $3500 -6 rm.

home, 3 bedrooms. furn. Locust St. Near Mission schools. $3250 Dandy 6 rm.

home, large corner lot. East Side. $10,500 -Gorgeous 20 acres, cor. 2 paved roads. mile to beach.

Modern home, apt. new well. Ideal for camp or subdivision. See this one! $1000-2 rm. house, bath, fine lot, paved St.

East Side. Ph. 1990 VORIS REALTY 43 Walnut 15-9-14-225 NEARLY NEW 5 ROOMS. KNOTTY pine finish. A real home, garden, patio.

2 lots. All for $4500. Terms. A little ranch in Live Oak. 4 room house.

neat clean, furnished; large chicken house, garage, etc. All for $1800. Cash. A money making apple orchard at $6000. Ask me about this.

W. W. McCREADY. Broker. Office at 17th E.

Cliff Dr. Ph. 1775-R. Branch office 126 Woodrow. Ph.

2289-W. 15-9-10-222 TWO BEDROOM HOME, 3 YRS. OLD. garage, garden, fenced. Price $3800.

160 Sunset Drive, Riverview Terrace, Capitola. WISH TO BUY A HOME? YOU should see the listings in our dow. Harry E. Murray, Pays in a Hurrv. 56.

Pacific Ave 15-12-22-t RM. FURNISHED HOUSE, PLAStered. Glass enclosed porch. Close to business district. Inquire Box 14.

Sentinel-News Office. 15-9-10-222 I WANT A HOUSE OF 4-5 ROOMS, Seabright or Santa Cruz. Box 12, Sentinel- News Office. FOR SALE-5-RM. COTTAGE.

FURnished or large yard, garage and store room. 22 James St. 15-9-13-221 Cases Continued By Judge Atteridge Judge James L. Atteridge has continued numbers of actions in superior court. Hearing on first and final count estate of Lillian H.

L. Williams, to September 17. Hearing on return and account of sale in estate of William Kammerer, deceased, to October 1. Hearing on return and account of sale in estate of Isabelle Charlotte Lantheassme, deceased, to September 17. Hearing on first 'and final account, estate of Harrison George, deceased, to September 17.

Hearing on petition in joint tenancy interest in estate Fannie H. Fix. deceased, to September 24. Hearing in case of Wilda Dedora against Fred Dedora, to September 17. Hearing on motion, case of Lola Rich, against Edwin L.

Rich, to September 17. Hearing on order in case of Lily Colwell against Clayton Colwell, to September 17. 'Hearing of petition of Edna Cassidy in estate of Owen H. Cassidy was dropped from Calendar of the court. Hearing on motion in case of Dorothy F.

Winterhalder against Gerald C. Winterhalder, to September 17. Hearing on order to show cause case of Margaret B. Forkes against Joseph Riley and others dropped from calendar of the court. Hearing on order to show cause, case of Kathleen Elaine Silva against Francis Joseph Silva.

Hearing on petition, termination of life estate in estate Charles Hersey Stevens, deceased, to September 24. Kirby, deceased, to October 17. Hearing on Petition estate Local Buyers Egg Quotations Quotations on Santa Cruz Santa paying prices on clean eggs by Cruz Egg Buyers: Grade A Medium Grade A Small Grade A Checks, Commercials, dirties, standards -2c under EGGS POULTRY PRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION PRICES: Large Grade A 551c Medium Grade A Small Grade A SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS By U. S. Dept.

of Agriculture Large Grade A Medium Grade A 50c Small Grade A 46c Large Standards MARKET REPORTS DAIRY AND PRODUCE San Francisco, Sept. 15- ButterAA Quality A Quality Quality Cheese: Calif. Flats, Triplets, 27c lb. Net prices paid producers for live poultry delivered in San Francisco: Leghorn broilers, under 34 3 lb. Fryers, 3-4 lb.

Roasters, all sizes, lb. Leghorn hens, all sizes. sizes, 1b Colored Squabs, all weights, 68c lb. Domestic rabbits, under 5 220 24c lb. Turkeys: Under 16 42c: 16-20 over 20 3912c.

Stock Exchange Closing Prices Courtesy of RICHEY BAIKIE 60 Pacific Ave. Phone 811 Industrials 137.62, up .09 Rails 34.25, up .34 Volume 595,580 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 11-23-tf American Can Amer. Telephone .156 Amer. Tob. B.

Anaconda Cop. Atchison T. S. F. 591 Bendix 351 Beth.

Steel Calif. Pack. Caterpillar 47 Chrysler 81 Crown Zellerbach Douglas Aircraft 581 Du Pont 146 Gen'1 Electric 375 Gen'l Motors 511 Goodyear Homestake 405 Int'l Nickel 303 Kennecott 301 Lockheed 163 Montg'y Ward 481 N. Y. Central 163 Pac.

Gas Elec. 30 Pac. Lighting Penney (J.C.) Co. Penn. R.

R. 27 Republic Steel Richfield Oil 91 Sears Roebuck 86 Shell Union 251 Southern Calif. Edison 231 Southern Pacific Std. Oil Calif. Stand.

Oil N. J. Swift Com. 257 Texas Corp. 4978 Tidewater Oil Assoc.

133 Transamerica Union Oil 191 United Aircraft 31 U. S. Steel Woolworth (F.W.) 381 BANK STOCKS America 423 Bank of Manhattan Chase Nat'l Bank 351. 1. Nat'l City Bank 337a Stocks New York, Sept.

15 Stocks made a technical recovery under the leadership of railroad issues in a more active market today. Gains were registered over a broad list. There were a few weak spots. American Foreign Power preferred stocks had losses ranging to more than 7 points. Utilities, aside.

from the American Foreign group, were firm. Tire stocks moved up. Oils held steady to firm. Mercantiles continued in demand. Numerous special issues were up to more than 4 points.

American Foreign Power $7 ferred touched off 71: the $6 preferred. 6512. off 6, and the second preferred off 2. Issues of the parent company, Electric Bond Share, held steady to firm on the curb. Engineers Public Service, most active among the utilities, equaled its high.

Columbia Gas was active and up a fraction. West Penn Electric A equaled its top at 85, up 1. Standard Gas preferred stocks had gains ranging to a point. Gainers among the rails included Pere Marquette preferred at 36, up Pere Marquette prior preferred up Nickel Plate preferred 663. up Alleghany Corporation up and Nickel Plate common up 1.

Atlantic Coast Line gained more than a point. Livestock South San Francisco. Sept. 15---Livestock: CATTLE: Salable 30. Slow, steady: steers and heifers absent; package good 1105 lb.

smooth young cows $12.00 sorted two head $10.50, common cows canners and cutters 8.50: cutter bulls $8.50, medium 10.50. CALVES: None. Nominal: good to choice slaughter calves quoted 13.00. HOGS: Salable 200. Mostly 25c lower, bulk good 200-260 lb.

barrows and gilts $15.50, medium 25c lower, bulk medium to good 13.25. SHEEP: Salable 700. Lambs steady. good to choice quoted shorn ewes weak, mostly Convalscents Given Furloughs Among those from the United States naval convalescent hospital who have left on furloughs include N. Sweatt.

to Mobile, Alabama; Marshall Lague, to Danville, Kentucky; G. L. Drall, to Seattle. L. J.

Acontara, to New York: Charles Banser, to Omaha, No. braska; Bryce Elliott, New Or leans; W. A. Cattledge, to Birmingham, Alabama; R. D.

McGill, to Mount Vernon, Tenn. Artillerymen V. O'Neill, to Trafton. Georgia; Ray Wilson, to Kansas City, Albert Green, to New Orleans. MANY ATTEND CAMP The summer camp conducted this year under the Dominican Sisters at Glenwood, at what was formerly the Glenwood Hotel, had 235 girls.

Dominican Sisters in this section besides this summer school. conduct the Sisters Hospital 011 the West Cliff Drive and compose the teaching staff for the Holy Cross high and elementary school.