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1 0 Santa Cruz Sentinel-News Wednesday, February 11, 1948 We9 TTMe Closing Prices Courtesy Richey, Alcantara VITAL STATISTICS Carrie Hendricks Dies In San Jose Carrie Hendricks, 85, of 139 Windsor street, who had lived in Santa Cruz for the past 40 years, died in San Jose today. LICENSE nd ly Tt rd Stocks ic Bonds Direct' Private Wire 60 Pacific Ave Phone 813 MARTIN-PARRY February 9, 1M3, Harold Martin, 18, of Aromas and Hazel Louise Parry, 18. of Watsonville, both natives of California. 55. Industrials up .04 Kails- up 22 Volume 1,490,000 Hollister Store To Be Owned Here Howard K.

and Lester H. Schip-per, Santa Cruz merchants, will open a men's clothing store in Hollister next month in the Grangers' Union building, it was announced. The building is being remodeled for the new store. George Schip-per, a brother, operates a finance business in Watsonville. MARRIED Mrs.

Hendricks was born in Nova Scotia, but came to the United States when a young girl. She was MANCEBO-BEATIE In Santa Cruz, February 8, 1948, by Rev. Father Mar-ron, John Ray Mancebo and Richard Jean Beatie. McCULLOUGH-ROBERTSON February 10, Edmond Ray McCullough, 20, of Santa Cruz and Betty Jane Robertson, 17, Watsonville, both native? of California. a member of Grace Methodist church.

She leaves a niece, Amy Tuggy, of this city, and a nephew, Robert DIVORCE PACTFtC WALNUT AVE PHONE K3 Tuggy, who lives in San Francisco Her pastor, Rev. L. W. Reneau, will conduct services from White's chapel Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Private inurnment will be Fild RITTENHOUSE Ruby A.

Rltten-house against Arthur W. Rittenhouse extreme cruelty. SCHLEGEL June Schlegel against Homer Schlegel extreme cruelty. STODDEN Hazel Stodden against Adolph Stodden extreme cruelty. Granted Final NORTHRUP Martha: Northrup against Merle Northrup extreme di Vbflr in I.

O- O. F. crematory. Woman Hurt By Falling Ladder Mrs. Velda Arrleton, 43, of Watsonville, was under observation at Mission hospital yesterday after she was struck by a falling ladder on Pacific avenue, police reported.

Mrs. Arrleton was walking past Melvin's drug store when the strong wind toppled a ladder used in a construction job. The ladder fell SOQUEL SCHOOL TO vorce FUNERAL NOTICES BY RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer "Good morning. Are you the lady of the house? Good. You're just the person I want to see," says a young man with a tooth-paste-ad-smile.

And then he goes into his routine. A lot of bright patter to cover up the fact that he's another magazine salesman. Everything about his approach is insulting to the intelligence of the housewife: The fact that he pretends to be anything in the world but a magazine salesman. A housewife can spot that type in 30 seconds. The cute remarks and the wide grin of the personality lad, who obviously thinks his boyish charm is irresistible.

His refusal to take a pleasant, but firm, "I'm not interested in subscribing to any more magazines" for an answer. Successful Strategy He's a pest that few housewives know how to handle without losing their good manners. But one woman did it this way: JShe couldn't get rid of the young man at the door, without actually closing it in his face, so she told him to come right on in. She happens to be the mother of four, all under six years of age. After five minutes of trying out his bright chatter on a woman engaged in feeding a 2-year-old and BE CLOSED TWO DAYS Soquel school will be closed both Thursday and Friday.

Thursday is Lincoln's birthday. The school will MEW yokk stock' exchange American Can n'z American Telephone 149y Anaconda Copper 31 Atchison T. S. F. 86 Bendlx Bethlehem Steel 313 Calif.

Pack. 28V Caterpillar .1 i Chrysler i-53 Douglas "Aircraft 31 'i General Electric 33 General: Motors 311 Goodyear 40 Komestake 381 International Nickel 26 Kennecott 42si Lockheed 13V Montgomery Ward 49 N. Y. Central J. Pacific Gas Elec.

333. Penney. (J.C.) Co. 39 Penn. R.

R. 17V Sears Roebuck Southern" Calif. Edison 272 Southern Pacific 44li Standard Oil Calif. 1 Standard Oil N. J.

70V Swift Com. 32U Texas Corp. 1 53 Transamerica 11 Union Oil 21 United Aircraft i- 23 U. S. Steel 69 Woolworth (F.W.) 43 BANK STOCKS Bank of America 41i43l4 Bank of Manhattan 237k(? 25 Chase National Bank National: City Bank 37V38T' DAVIES MEJIA Members New York Stock' Exchange Hrs.

6:45 a. m. to 4 p. m. Private Wires Ticker Service HENDRICKS In San Jose, February 11, 1948.

Carrie Hendricks, aged 85 years: native of Nova Scotia. Sur squarely on top of her, knocking not be open Friday because a bus is to be repaired, Principal Paul i her down. REXALL RADIO PROGRAM 680 on Dial at 7:30 p.m. TONITE "Enjoy one-half hour of Laughs" Jimmy Durante Victor Moore Peggy Lee E. Walters said today.

16 USED CARS FUNERALS vived Dy niece Amy iuggy ui Cruz, nephew Robert Tuggy of San Francisco. Services will be conducted at White chapel, 138 Walnut. Thursday, February 12 at 3 p. m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Private inurnment I.O.O.F. Crematory. Please omit flowers. 2-11-lt YEA MANS In Boulder Creek, February 9, 1948, Leon E. Yeamans, aged 73 years: native of New York; father of Mrs.

Russell Camp of New Jersey, Mrs. Walter Miller of Georgia and Mrs. E. R. Miller of Boulder Creek; brother TriiToVioth Williams nf JOHN BRANT Funeral services for John Brant, conducted by Dr.

Heber S. Mahood, V-1 0f 1 were held yesterday the Wessen- (f mil iiottOM I 59 i QL tomi ENJOY A TUBFUl OF IUXURY WITH 5 MOUNTAINS OF SCENTED IUBILES 5 UU CUlktt dorf mortuary. Mrs. Arista Mellor sang two favorite hymns, accom Stiff Jtr also suivived by 2 grandchildren. panied by Mrs.

Ethel Schultz on the will i oral tions Hivtr Gritty TCruhf uici vu organ. Ctl IttS Will lC VVliU Chapel, 138 Walnut Ave. Thursday, February 12, at 2 o'clock p. m. with Rev.

T. McEwen, Norman Costella, 1U1 111(111 YV VlllklB imfti I.O O.F. Crematory. Friends arc re- Kichard Locatelli, Fred Schhcht- mg, R. W.

Young and F. W. SpeCTiuiiy inviiea xo aiiena. -lv-t UNDERTAKER keeping a 4-and a 5-year-old from Schlichting were pallbearers. Interment was in I.O.O.F.

ceme i TON HEAVY duty Dodge pickup, very good condition, 4 speed. 730 JV1 i ssion St. 16-2-10-40 1933 DODGE 6, 4 door sedan, $750, radio, heater, 2 new tires. 308 Laurel St. 16-2-5-36 1937 FORD V-8 4 door sedan.

Good condition, 4 new tires. $395. Ph. 3835-J. 16-2-11-38" '1931 CHEV.

COUPE, good transportation, $195. 721 Marnell Ave. 16-2-11-38' 17 LOST and FOUND LOST, in Bonny Doon Sunday, Feb. 8th, young beagle hound, black and tan with white, feet and tip of tail. Phone Staffler 7-F-ll.

Reward. 17-2-11-41 LOST: Vicinity Pasatiempo, black Scotty dog, slightly brindle. Answers to name "MacGregor." Phone 3012. Reward. 17-2-11-36 LOST, child's glasses, needed in school.

Finder please leave at Sentinel-News Office. Reward. 17-2-9-36 LOST: Black midget ledger, of value to owner only. Write Box 77, Ben Lomond. Reward.

17-2-11-38 LOST, toy black and tan terrier, male, any information appreciated. Phone 27-J-5. 17-2-11-38 lOLYf JOS (My Kap) Tooth Paste 49 tery. batting each other brains out, ne gave up, grabbed his hat and said, "Lady, I can see you don't have banq KSC lie J.pect time to read." SCHUYLER C. LONG 163 Pacific Ave- Phone 4000 FINAL.

STOCKS- New York. Feb. 11 (UP) Ah afternoon rally in the stock market turned prices irregularly' today after a foTenoon drop had carried the list to a new low since May 28. 1947. 1 "livestock;" Sah Francisco.

Feb. 11 (UP) Calves salable, none. Monday's. top. choice vealers 28.

-Hogs salable Includes 250 late yesterday. Active, butchers flat 2 About two loads good and choice 180-240 barrows' and gilts $24.75. Choice 300 at $23. Sows steady, odd head $20. IRVIN M.

SMITH FUNERAL DIRECTOR Licensed Since 1908 Phone 2272 Cayuga St. -East Santa Cruz lo-28-motf Rev. Raymond Squire of the First Methodist church, his pastor, con BEKINS LEADER DIES Burlingame, Feb. 11 OJ.R) BOOK iMi CUE box 50 pads ducted services for Schuyler C. Long this morning in White's chap Reed John Bekins, 53, board chairman of Bekins Van and Storage prob.

el. Miss Frances Colville sang "In FLOWERS the Garden" and "Old Rugged company, died at his home Monday of a heart attack. Cross during the service. Serving as pallbearers were C. D.

ERM0S BOTTLE 116 AIM IPKOGKAlIS Stocking, W. E. Curran, Irving Whitehead and H. R. Wynn.

Interment was in I.O.O.F. cemetery be FERRARI The Florist "The Finest In Flowers- 1 0 Soquel Ave. Phone 1840 Prompt Delivery Service 8-4-motf KSCO 10S0 ke KGO 810 ke KQW 740 kc KNBC 680 kc side the body of his wife who died I The and about and cxploi "Th bomb Smith mann rxploi venlin in the mnn last year. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS FLORAL DESIGNING Elwin S. Barnhill Co.

PROPHYLACTIC NYLON HAIR BRUSH First Quality 98c BATHAFORM BUBBLE BATH 2.00 Value 1.00 PRACTICE GOLF BALLS EACH 39c Phone 742 175 Soquel Ave. 3l-motf al a no Sm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Santa Cruz invites sealed proposals or bids for the construction of the following items of the ad Palomar House of Flowers Palomar Arcade Phone 383 Floral designs Prompt delivery 6-9-tf kind i CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DODGE-DESOTO it Complete Automotive Service -y Large Stock Genuine Parts it Factory Trained Mechanics ie New Motors Installed it Front Wheel Alignment Brakes Refined Paint Metal Work Wash, Polish Steam Cleaning DON MORRIS Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Front Cooper Santa Cruz Phone 3300 street work: Item 1. Widening of Seabright Avenue from Soquel Avenue to Gault Street. Item 2. Resurfacing of Seabright Avenue from Pine Street to Murray Street.

Item 3. Widening of High Street on two (2) sharp turns between Storey Street and Laurent Street. Item 4. Resurfacing of Locust Street between Chestnut Street and Pacific Ave. Detailed plans, contract documents.

Rites Held For Mary McDonald Private funeral services were held this afternoon from the Irvin GOOD QUALITY BARBER SHEARS 1.75 WESTCLOX General Luminous ALARM CLOCK 4.50 HAND HAIR CLIPPERS Size 000 1.95 M. Smith chapel for Mary J. Mc and specifications may be obtained from the office of the City Engineer. Donald (formerly of Atlin, B. C), Proposals or bids shall be submitted in writing on the proposal form in two man iticlf i the sa hold tilic rapahi ximult and Set." I call it power cance.

bustei per 'baby and killed ed thi. phase power He by at widow of the late D. H. McDonald, who died at the home of her daugh cluded in the contract documents, snail show the total amount for each item ter; Mrs. Jean Riisom, Branciforte bid and shall be accompanied by a certified check or bond for ten per drive.

cent 107r) ot the amount ot bid. pay She also leaves two other daugh- able to the City of Santa shall be addressed to the City Clerk. City Hall, banta Cruz, and shall be endorsed as follows: Proposal for City of Santa ramento, California, and Mrs. Ruth McKinnon of White Rock, B. and Mr.

Cruz street Improvements. i 3:00 to 3:30 KSCC Anniversary CJub. KGO Ladies Be Seated. KQW Meet the Missus. KNBC Rd.

of Life; 3:15. J. Jordon. 3:30 to 4:00 KSCO News: 3:35. Musial Roundup.

KGO A. Holden; 3:55. Lullabies KQW A. Godfrey, Variety KNBC Aunt Mary; 3:45, Nora Drake. 4:00 to 4:30 KSCO High School: 4:15, Orch.

KGO Ethel and Albert; 4:15, News. KQW Quiz; 4:15, E. Winters. KNBC Woman's Sec; 4:15. Life Beau.

KFRC F. Lewis; 4:15, Hemmingway. 4:30 to 5:00 KSCO South of the Border. KGO Music; 4:45. Show tunes.

KQW News; 4:45, Best Buvs. KNBC R. Anderson; 4:45, R. Howard. 5:00 to 5:30 p.m.

KSCO Polka Time: 5:15 Orch. KGO Dick Tracy; 5:15, Terry Pir. KQW Front Page: 5:15. Dr. Crane.

KNBC Jolly Bill Jane, 5:15. Gavin. 5:30 to 6:00 KSCO News; 5:45, Silent Til 6:30 a. m. KGO Jack Armstrong.

KQV7 C. Collingwood: 5:45, News. KNBC News; 5:45, Elmer Peterson. THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 to 6:30 KGO Headline 6:15, JC Davis KQW Dick Haymes Show. KNBC Kraft Music Hall, Al Jolson.

KFRC Gabriel Heatter. 6:30 to 7:00 KGO The Clock. KQW Crime Photographer. KNBC Village Store, Jack Carson; 7:00 to 7:30 KGO Fllery Queen. KQW Readers Digest, Drama.

KNBC Bob Hawk Show. 7:30 to 8:00 KGO Henry Morgan. KQW First Nighter. KNBC Eddie Cantor Show. 8:00 to 8:30 KGO Willie Piper; KQW Lowell Thomas: 8 :15, Show.

KNBC Supper Club; 8:15, News. 8:30 to 9:00 KGO Candid Microphone. KQW Mr. Keen, Mystery. KNBC Aldrich Family.

9:00 to 9:30 KGO Melody. Inc. KQW F.B.I. In Peace War. KNBC Burns and Allen.

KFRC News. 9:30 to 10:00 KGO Earl Godwin; 9:45, Tax Talks. KQW Bob Crosby; 9:45, Comment KNBC Noah Webster Says. 10:00 to 10:30 KGO Requestfully 10:15 S. Roger KQW Chet Huntley: 10:15.

Sports. KNBC News; 10:15, Music. KFRC F. Lewis. Jr.

three grandchildren, Charles Gor The City Council of the City of Cruz has ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages applicable to "Ilorsnydcr's Only'9 BUI FflESIU RMMAUE Your choice of flavors Creams or Chews OF PASATIEMPO don and Don H. Miller of Sacramento and Norman McKinnon of White Rock, B. C. Inurnment will be at East Lawn crematory, Sacramento. tne worn to re aone.

as tonows: PREVAILING WAGE RATE ft ti 3) the WEDNESDA1 EVENING 6:00 to 6:30 KGO Headline Show: 6:15. Davis. KQW Mark Warnow Show. KNBC Duffy's Tavern. KFBC Gabriel Heatter.

6:30 to 7:00 KGO Vox Pop. KQW Favorite Melodies; 6:45, Songi. KNBC Hollywood Theatre. 7:00 to 7:30 KGO Lone Ranger KQW The Saint, Mystery. KNBC Symphonette.

7:30 to 8:00 KGO Mayor of the Town. KQW The Whistler, Mystery ICNBC Jimmy Durante 8:00 to 8:30 KGO Abbott and Costello. KQW Lowell Thomas; 8:13, Music KNBC Supper Club; 8:15, News. 8:30 to 9:00 KGO Groucho Marx Show: KQW Dr. Christian, Drama.

KNBC Great Gildersleeve. 9:00 to 9:30 1 KGO Bing Crosby. KQW Romance. Drama. KNBC A Day In Life of Dennis Day.

KFHC News. 9:30 to 10:00 KGO Tony Martin Show. KQW Bob Crosby: 9:43. Comment KNBC Mr. District Attorney.

10v00 to 10:30 KGO Box. 13. KQW Chet Huntley; 10:13. Sperte. KNBC News: 10:13, Music.

KFRCF. Lewis. Jr. THURSDAY MORNING 6:30 to 7:00 KSCO Musical Varieties. 7:00.

to 7:30 KSCOr-Musical Varieties. KGO Music; 7:13, Music for Family. KQW Music; 7:25,. News; 7 :13, Masters of Music. KFHC F.

Hemingway. 7:30 to 8:00 KSCO News; 7:45, Musical" ClocJt. KGO James Abbe; 7:45, Zeke Manners KQW Bob Garred; 7:43. Fred Beck. KNBC Pioneers Sons; 7:43, S.

Hayes. 8:00 to 8:30 KSCO Clock; 8:15, Prayer, Farm. KGO Breakfast Club. KQW Katherine Kerry; 833. Kewa.

KNBC-rFred Waring. 8:30 to 9:00 KSCO Joe Beichman Or eh. KGO Breakfast Club. KQW Quiz; 8:43. Rosemary.

KNBC Jack Berch; 8:45, Howdy Neigh. KFRC 8:43, Cecil Brown. 9:00 to 9:30 KSCO News; 9:03, Bing Crosby. KGO Welcome Travelers. KQW Warrea: 9:13.

Aunt Jenny. KNBC N. Olmsted; 9:15, Kate's Dau. KFRC Kate Smith Speaks. 9:30 to 10:00 KSCO City School Program.

KGO Tom Breneman. KQW Helen Trent; 9:43, Gal Sunday KNBC Woman's Magazine of the Air. 10:00 to 10:30 KSCO News: 10:03 Hawaii Calls. KGO Galen Drake; 10:15, Ted Malone. KQW Big Sister; 10:13.

Ma Perkins. KNBC Standard School. 10:30 to 11:00 face re tt know Has A Classification Radio of pui before 74 pound bulk Blade Operator 2.23 18.00 Boot Operator 1.42',i 11.40 Cement Finishers 2.02' 16.20 Concrete work (Laborer) 1.30 10.40 Crane Operator (1 yard) 2.23 18.00 fission were fiaqnavox Three Children Killed In Fire Norwalk, Feb. 11 (U.R) Three children were killed and four others burned seriously yesterday by wind-fanned flames which swept through an 11-unit housing project. Freddy Lopez, 2, died in the fire and his sisters, Theresa, 12 and Rose Marie, six months, died later from burns.

Crane Operator (over 1 yard) 19.20 Jack Hammer Operator 12.20 Laborer 1.30 10.40 Oiler 1.65 13.20 Roller Operator 2.10 16.80 Truck Driver (under 4 from Herb Coats Cor. Cathcart Pacific Ph. 300 rays a span Mo explo tion, years mine ed in Smil live Si that th cntcre ment of yea I he i SPECIALS 1000 U-grain Tablets Saccharin 49c One pint Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol 19c Glycerine Adult Suppositories 19c Look for ihe Blue Ribbon Guarantee! ft yards) 1.40 11.20 Truck Driver (4 vards and under 8 yards) 1.4875 11.90 Overtime and holidays for all above classifications one and one-half times above rates. The foregoing schedule, of per diem wages is based upon a working day of 8 hours. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day.

The foregoing rate of wages is subject to revision to conform to applicable orders of the U. S. Wage Adjustment Board. Bids will be accepted up to the hour of 9:00 o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday. February 24.

1948, and wiU be publicly opened bv the City Council of the City df Santa Cruz after 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday, Februarv 24. 1948. The Council of the City of Santa Cruz the right to reject any and all bids. Dated: February 9, 1948. A.

J. MILLER, City Clerk. Feb. 11 to 16. FRIDAY MORNING 6:30 to 7:00 KSCO Musical Varieties.

7:00 to 7:30 Medicines Scrut an 1.09 1.50 Vegetable Compound Lydia Pinkliam 1.09 1.25 Size SSS Tonic 99c 1.00 Dr. Miles Nervine 89c 1.35 Golden Med. Discovery Dr. Pierce's 1.10 75c Doan'g Kidney Pills 59c 75c Bayer's Aspirin 59c 75c For Pain Anacin 59c Pint Clark's KSCO Musical Varieties. KGO Music; 7:15, Music for Family.

KQW Music; 7:25. TBA. nend only cart three i hich per ho atomic 000 tin lent ai unders hide as fast The is open ductioi or sup destruc constn with p. it be KNBC News; Music. KFRC Hemin gway 7:30 to 8:00 KSCO News; 7:45.

Musical Clock. KGO James Abbe; 7:45, Z. Manners. KQW Bob Garred: 7 :45. Fred Beck KSCO 10:45, Organ.

KNBC Sons of Pioneers; 7:45. News. 8:00 to 8:30 Tr. Green Soap 49c Wahl Special Small Electric HAIRCLIPPERS 9.75 KSCO Clock; 8:15, Prayer. Farm.

Relieves Distress of MONTHLY Kiiu tsreaKiast uiud. KQW Katherine Kerry- 835. News. KNBC Fred Waring. 8:30 to KSCO Lawrence Welk Orch.

KGO Breakfast Club. xar KQW Quiz: Rosemarv. KNBC Jack Berch: 8:45, Howdy Neigh w. iu t-ecu tsrown. tuic Ion? war.

won 9:00 to 9:30 it KSCO News: 9:05. Somes. Trio. KGO Welcome Travelers. A(iir-My True story; B.crocKer.

KQW Dr. Malone; 10:45, Guiding Lite. KNBC Tunes, Tips; 10:45, L. Lawton. 11:00 to 11:30 KSCO Felton.

KGO B. Crocker; 11:13, D. Kilgallen. KQW Jnd Mrs. Burton; 11 :15.

P. Mason KNBC Today's Child: 11:15, W. In W. 11:30 to 12:00 Noon KSCO Perry Corns; 11:43, Orchestra. KGO Baukhage; 11:45.

Claudia. KQW Fashions; 11:45, Rose of Dreams. KNBC B. Crocker; 11:43, Light of Wld. KFRC Queen For a Day.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 to' 12:30 KSCC Lombardo: 13:15. News. Farm. KGO Kiernan's Comer; 12:15, N. Craig KQW Double or Nothing.

KNBC News; 13:15, Ma Perkins. 12:30 to 1:00 KSCO Nn Time Tunes; 12:83, For Rent KGO Paul Whiteman Club. KQW News; 12:45, Orch. KNBC P. Young; 12:43, Rt.

to Happi. 1:00 to 1:30 KSCO Requests. KGO Paul Whiteman Club. KQW School of the Air. KNBC Backstage Wife; 1:13, S.

Dallas. 1:30 to 2:00 KSCO Request Hour. KGO News: 1:45, Green Lite Revue. KQW W. Warren: 9:15.

Aunt Jenny. KNBC N. Olmsted: 9:45. Kate's Dau. KFRC Kate Smith peaks sum y.ju to Also Helps Build Up Red Blood! Do female functional periodic disturbances make you suffer pain, feel so nervous, restless, irritable at such times? Then DO try Lydia E.

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Hawaii Calls. i latest warfan toxine would 1 people the sii would blast. tact, ar lamina: lion an What Smith a fairl tainme: of Corr apphca of our "We KGO Galen Drake; 10:15 T. Malone. KQW Big Sister; 10:15.

Ma Perkins. KNBC Schoolcast; 10:15. Tunes. Tips. IT tiim THt Special 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 75c Value BOTH for 59c 10:30 to 11:00 KSCO Sammy Kaye; 10:45, Organ.

DULLS NAII HALO GLORIFIES aw My j. rue story- u. Crocker KQW Dr. Malone: 10:45. Guidint? Lieht KNBC Tunes.

Tips; 10:45. L. Lawton. 11:00 to 11:30 KSCO From the Record Album. KGO B.

Crocker; 11:15, Listening Post. Haw To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the aeat ot tee trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature MM Rwn- ivirs. nunon; 11:10. f. iuason KNBC Today's Child; 11:15.

W. in W. KQW Housewives Protective League. KNBC Lor. Jones; 1:43, Widder Bra.

2:00 to 2:30 KSCO News; 3:05, Concert Hall. KGO Whaf Doin'; 233. Buddy Twiss. KQW Winner Take All Quiz. KNBC Girl Marries; 2:15.

Portia. 2:30 to 3:00 KSCO Concert Hall: 2:45, Organ. KGO Bride and Groom. KQW Art Linkletter House Party. KNBC Plain Bill; 2:45, FazrelL.

11:30 to 12:00 Noon war KSCO Crosbv: 11:45. Orchestra hot a KGO Baukhage; 11:45. Claudia. KQW Fashions: 11 :45, Rose of Dreams. told or efiecth jvinbu i.

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Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with, the understanding' you must like the way It quicklv allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION forCouzhs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis RelitTed in nimrtes mr dabla ymt anq back Wlien excess stomach acid causes painful, fuffK Bggas. sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually prescribe the fastest-antng medicines known tor Bel-ans brings comfort tn jlfly or return bottle to us for double money back. 26o BELL-ANS for Acid As, suceebs other a be an rrs 1 1 ft mm w9 Smit! Mangle 60c hr. Flariron 25c hr.

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Open Sunday from 8:00 to 12 PHONE 59 SOQUEL SEABRIGHT AVE. 644 Soquel Aveiae. SANTA CRUZ. CALIF. Telephone 3695-W fellow duck must rn.