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a a a February 11, 1943 35 SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL-NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE RATES Two Editions- -One Price Your Classified Ad appears in both the Evening and Morning Editions. Rates shown below are CASH RATES. All ads paid within A five days of first publication earn the CASH RATES. Charge rates are slightly higher. Minimum Size Four Lines.

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Card of Thanks, $1.50. Twenty-eight letters and spaces to the line in capital letters 3 and 34 letters and spaces to the line of lower case type. The Sentinel-News reserves the right to relecteams advertising matthat objectionable. For Want-Ad Information PHONE 3600 "ASK FOR ADTAKER" CLOSING TIME Want Ads accepted daily until 11 a. m.

day of publication and appear first in the evening edition. Ads for Sunday's paper must be in by 5 p. m. Saturday. A GOODLY NUMBER of Valentines still left at "Don's," the "Scotch Stationer." Some swell numbers, too.

Don't let your sweetheart down. Give Don's Valentines a chance to smooth the path of true love. P. From the sublime to the ridiculous- -how about an income tax guide? See Don for same. Don's Plaza Stationery "Head of Pacific Ave." (Opp.

P. 11-23-tf VITAL STATISTICS Births REIn Santa Cruz, February 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Nemo Re, a son. Marriage Intentions SPORUP- MARTS February 10, Murrey Douglis Sporup, 20, Santa Cruz, native of British Columbia, and Charlotte Mary Marts, 21, Napa, native of Oregon.

Died A ABADIE In Gonzales, February 1943, John B. Abadie, formerly of Santa Cruz, aged 79 years, native France. Survived by son, Clem Abadie. BILLA In Park, Feb. 7, 1943, Mrs.

Lillian Billa, formerly of Santa Cruz, aged 46 years, native of Santa Cruz. Survived by her husband, Daniel Billa, Menlo Park; daughter, Martha L. Lino of Redwood City; sister of Mary Cannon, Josie Sawyer and Charles Jaurez. all' of Santa Cruz, Edward Saratoga and Thomas Jaurez of Redwood City. HANSEN In Salinas, February 9, 1943, Maggie Hansen, aged 73 years, native of Denmark.

Survived by three sons, George B. Hansen and Harold C. Hansen, both of Gonzales: Reynold F. Hansen of Santa Cruz; brothers, Jack C. Boysen of Salinas and Peter Boysen of San Jose: grandchildren, Robert and Carolee Hansen of Gonzales and Bruce and Adele of Santa Cruz.

KRUMHOLZ In Santa Cruz, February 8. 1943, Mrs. Johanna Krumholz, aged 81 years, native of LEE -In Santa Cruz, February 10, 1943, Arthur B. Lee, aged 78 years, native of Illinois. Survived by wife, Ola L.

Lee; daughter, Isabelle Stout, Redwood City: son, James Chatterton, Ohio; four grandchildren, Donald. Lowell, Ruth Elaine and Dianne Jeanne Stout. Funeral services will be conducted at White's mortuary chapel Friday, February 12, at 2 p. Rev. E.

E. Fix officiating. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. 2-10-2t LOWTHER In Santa, Cruz, February 1943, Ebenezer Lowther, husband of the late Eliza Bell Lowther, brother of Mrs. Emma Grout of Pueblo, Colorado, and Mrs.

Fred Lowther of Long Beach; uncle of Mrs. M. M. Joy of Oakland. Mrs.

R. C. Falkenberg of Monterey and J. C. Matther of Crescent City; a native of London, England: aged 82 years, 8 a months.

Services, conducted by Rev. will be held in the Wessendorf mortuary Friday, February 12, at 2 p. m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.

2-11-lt 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 R-1-ff FEBRUARY TIDES Cruz, California. Compiled by the U. S. Times en and heights of tide at Santa Coast and Geodetic Survey. HIGH LOW 12 5:22 am 4.7 ft.

12:39 pm 0.7 ft. 7:00 pm 3.3 ft. 11:51 pm 2.2 ft. 13 6:18 am 4.7 ft. 1:37 pm 0.4 ft.

8:12 pm 3.4 ft. LOW HIGH 14 0:54 am 2.4 ft. 7:11 am 4.7 ft. 2:25 pm 0.3 ft. 9:07 pm 3.6 ft.

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19 4:33 am 2.1 ft. 10:38 am 4.8 ft. 5:16 pm ft. HIGH LOW 20 0:04 am 4.1 ft. 5:09 am 1.9 ft.

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3:13 pm 3.5 ft. 8:50 pm 1.5 ft. 26 3:11 am 4.6 ft. 10:10 am 0.7 ft. 4:36 pm 3.3 ft.

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28 5:01 am 4.8 ft. 12:30 pm 0.0 ft. 7:30 pm 3.4 ft. minnie ADVERTISING STAYS WHERE ADVERTISING PAYS 2-SPECIAL NOTICES REDMEN CARD PARTY Every Friday--8 p. m.

Howe's Hall-10 Locust St. Prizes: $3, $2, two $1, four other cash prizes. for each table. 10 'special Awards. Ad Admission 2-2-11-36 25c OPEN MORTARA BLACKsmith and electric welding and ornashop.

041 River St. Battista Mortara, Prop. 2-1-8-34" -SPECIAL SERVICES For active service on the home front, get a versatile new coiffure one that can be worn in fluffy ringlets or combed into sleek rolls flattering and very new. SIM BEAUTY SHOP Palomar Arcade. Phone 431 JAMES A.

SIM 3-2-11-36 SPECIAL THIS WEEK- 50c SHAMPOO, hair style, neck trim. Introducing Ethel Scriver. Plaza Beauty Shoppe, 41 Mission. Phone 3311. 3-2-7-38 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY- GENUINE oil machine permanent wave $2.50.

Piaza Beauty Shoppe, 41 Mission Phone 3311. 3-2-7-tf Beauty Shops SELECTED FOR SERVICE Burial Insurance PRE-ARRANGEMENT. WRITE UP TO 80 yrs. Monthly payments. If interested write representative, Luella MeMurry, P.

O. Box 327, Soquel. 3-1-17-39 Children Cared For WANT TO CARE FOR CHILD 2 TO 5 years old. Refined home. Large playground.

Mrs. Martinuzzi, Capitola Road and Jose Ave. 3-2-8-39 Cut Flowers CUT FLOWERS PAY CASH FOR all varieties of cut flowers in any quantity. Wm. Correia, 124 Park Way, block N.

Soquel Ave. Fuller Brushes FULLER BRUSHES A. G. HESELTON Phone 259 3-1-8-32 Moving STATEWIDE SERVICE SAN FRANcisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Fresno, Los Angeles. Blue Bird Van Stor498 Water St Ph 579 R-R-1-1f OWENS BROS.

TRANSFER STORage. Move any place, any time. No load too large or too small. Ph. 19.

269 Pacific Ave. Poultry FROM PERCH TO PURCHASER. Home grown and fresh dressed chickens at all times. Kipps' Poultry, Chanticleer Ave. near Live Oak school.

Phone 1875-J 3-1-24-tf TOP, PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY and rabbits. Pierce, phone 2664-R. Rt. 2, Box 232. Near Live Oak School.

3-1-27-48" WANTED TO BUY POULTRY OF all kinds. Rt. 1, Box 165, McIntyre Rd. Phone 1461-W. L.

L. Wade. 3-1-28-tf 95 W. L. PULLETS, 7 WEEKS OLD.

Reasonable if taken right away. Phone 3-J-1. 3-2 9-37 Roofing WHEN IT RAINS DOES YOUR ROOF leak? Have your roof examined for re-roofing or repairs. Estimates free. Monthly payments.

A. Y. CUNNINGHAM EAST SIDE LUMBER YARD. Ph. 748 or 2987-J.

22 years in business. 3-1-25-46 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 c. Lumber 452. 3-6-12-mott Window Cleaners RELIABLE WINDOW CLEANERSPh. 1181.

46 Pennsylvania Electric floor waxing. Paint washing. A. C. Carlson.

Mgr 3-8-1-tf Typewriters TYPEWRITERS Rentals Repairs SANTA CRUZ Typewriter Shop Phone 1127. 115 Pacific Ave 8-12-mott 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 Shoe Repair IF THERE IS A PAIR OF SHOES AT your house not working put them back service. Cirrone Shoe Repair Shop, 58 Pacific Ave. 3-8-25-51 4 -SITUATIONS WANTED WIFE OF COAST GUARDSMAN DEsires secretarial position around the middle of March. Has knowledge of shorthand, typing, bookkeeping.

Call or write Derald R. Crabtree at C. G. Beach Patrol, Beach Hill Inn, who will contact wife for interview. COUPLE WANT CARETAKER JOB ON ranch in hills, with buildings.

Write all particulars in 1st letter to Box 44, Sentinel-News office. 4-2-10-38 MAN WITH TON TRUCK WANTS clean-up work and odd jobs. Write 67 Oregon St. or call at 12 John St. C.

Hughes. 4-2-11-39" DESIRE ANY KIND OF POSITION. 10 years experience building maintenance. Also carpentry. Ballinger, 92 Morrissey, WANTED ANY KIND OF REPAIR work.

Carpentry, brick or stone work. Phone 2335. 4-2-5-381 5-HELP WANTED PRUNERS 75c HR. OR 73c HR. AND transportation for experienced men.

Hihn Orchard miles N. E. Aptos. Truck leaves Santa Cruz postoffice 7:45 a. m.

and Ebert's corner, Seabright 7:55 a. m. WOMAN TO DO HOUSEKEEPING and assist with invalid. Off Saturday from 3 to Sun. eve.

Adults only. $50 month. Box 36, Sentinel-News. 5-2-9-40 WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to assist with invalid and help in home. Room, board and salary, Call 3429-W.

mornings. 5-2-10-41 WANTED LADY TO WORK IN LOcal rest home, steady, efficient, references, must stay some nights. Write box 34 Sentinel-News Office. MAN WANTED TO DO YARD WORK for local rest home. 50c per hour.

Phone 1477. 5-2-10-38 CASHIER WANTED MUST HAVE theater experience. Apply Manager, Theatre Del Mar. 5-1-11-36 5-HELP WANTED home. Phone 3221.

5-2-5-37 8-FOR SALE Visit Our USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT "Ask for MILT DEVITT" HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL USED FURNITURE "We Buy, Sell and Trade" EASTERN FURNITURE CO. 350 FRONT ST. PHONE 2112 8-2-10-60 PRACTICAL home. NURSE Must be WANTED efficient FOR and permanent. $75 mo.

Phone 1477. 5-2-10-38 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED. Pacific Ave. between the hours of 8 to 2 and 5 to 9. 5-2-4-36 WANTED PRACTICAL NURSE capable of taking full charge.

Phone 2335. 5-2-10-41 MAN WANTED WORK IN REST Westinghouse MAZDA LAMPS 15 25 40 50 60 watt globes now only 10c 75 100 watt 15c COX ELECTRIC CO. 159 Pacific Ave. Phone 565 8-8-1-tf STRAWBERRY PLANTS Cherry, Rhubarb, Vegetable plants, Gooseberry, Currant, Concord Grapes, Nectar. Boysenberry, Everbearing Raspberry, Thornless Youngberry, Loganberry and Blackberry plants.

paragus and Artichoke. Walnut and Fruit Trees. Camellias, Rhododendron, Shrubs, Pansy, Viola, Nemesia, Delphinium, etc. Geranium, Pelargonium, Fuchsia. Steer Manure, Leaf Mold.

E. R. Eisley's Nursery, East end Windham street Seabright Ave. Phone 2241-W. 8-1-13-tf FOR SALE POOL TABLE.

3 SIZE: electric motor, 12 ft. boat, binoculars, surf pole with spring butt, 4x6 Oriental rug. Spark gas circulating heater, 3 hole cooker (ivory enamel), assortment used garden tools, console radio, 4 section folding screen. and many other bargains. Traders' Headquarters 191 Soquel Ave.

Phone 1524 8-2-11-36 LAWN MOWERS $7.95 and up Complete line of GARDEN TOOLS. BOSSO BROS. Corner Mission and Center Sts. Phone 977 8-2-1-motf SINGER DROP HEAD SEWING MAchine, 2 nice dining suites, fine walnut dresser, Spark gas range with trash burner, wood cook stove, 2 nice chiffoniers, coil springs. Canaries.

singers, females cages. High chair, nice 8 day mantle clock, 3 breakfast sets. one gateleg. Rollins Country Store, mile east of Soquel. 8-2-10-38 9x12 LINOLEUM RUG $6.50: BROILER $10; O'Keefe-Merritt heater $30; Universal vacuum cleaner 4 ranges, natural gas, $15 each.

See our line of new heaters, floor furnaces and water heaters while they last. Butane Gas Service Soquel, Calif. 8-8-1-1f DWARF APPLE TREES, 4 YEAR OLDS. Also plum and cherry. Banner strawberry plants, artichokes and rhubarb.

Dorman spray materials. Castro Seed Flower Shop, 207 Front St. Ph. 229-W. 8-12-23-tf FOR LEASE OR SALE 6 RM.

STUC- co residence on corner lot, East Side: good location. Rent sale price :3900. Inquire of owner, Mrs. Chas. A.

Sperry, 420 Seabright or phone 1441-W. 12-2-11-39 NOTICE AT THE CAPITOLA STAbles, Capitola, farm horses, saddle horses, mules, harness and saddles for sale all times- or trade. Stock guaranteed. Ph. 30-J-3.

Also livestock bought. 8-7-15-motf 3 YD. DUMP TRUCK. ROAD OILER, motor patrol Butane tank trailer, cap. 250 gals.

30 ft. 36 inch corrugated culvert. R. M. Terry, Old San Jose Road.

Phone 7-J-3. CARROTS! CARROTS! Tender, sweet carrots bunched for market, 35c per dozen bunches. 10 a. m. to 3 p.

m. daily except Sat. and Sun. 93 Frederick St. ROCK, SAND, CEMENT, MIXED CONcrete, base rock, plastering materials, roofing, drain tile, brick.

CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY. Phone 543. 8-2-5-56 HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEEL CHAIRS for rent; mattresses renovated. Only shop with sterilizer. Phone 1714.

Santa Cruz Mattress 376 Water St. 8-1-12-35 FOR RENT- DESIRABLE 5 RM. FURN. house: circulating gas heater: 1 bik. from Pac.

permanent tenant. Inq. 245 Riverside Ave. 8-2-11-42 PAPER FOR PICNIC TABLES, shelves. News print, white paper in rolls inches to 70 inches wideprice 10c per pound net.

SentinelNews office. 25 Church St. 8-7-21-t MALLARD AND MUSCOVY DUCK eggs for hatching. Pigeons. 2 Hart brooders.

L. L. Wade, Ph. 1461-W. Rt.

1, Box 165, McIntyre Rd. 8-2-4-36 AVON FACIAL CREAMS ARE ON special. 20c a jar less if you order before Feb. 20. Avis Halcomb, Ph.

3507-W. FOR SALE OLD WALNUT BEDroom set. Other miscellaneous articles. Box 12-A. Bonny Doon Rt.

FOR SALE GREEN PINE MILLwood. box cords $10. A. G. Mansfield.

56 Owen St. Ph. 2419. 8-2-4-55 FOR SALE OR LEASE -STRAWBERRY patch, acres. Bean stakes, 2c each.

Apply 39 Frederick St. 4 PIECE MAPLE BEDRM. SET, ALSO muskrat coat, medium size. Reasonable. 5 Plymouth St.

8-2-11-39' FOR SALE KELVINATOR ELEC trie refrigerator, ft. size. 189 Pacheco Ave. INVALID CHAIR. PRACTICALLY new: priced for quick sale.

Call at 509 Soquel Ave. 8-2-10-38 ROSES- -BUSH, CLIMBING, TREE. 100 varieties to choose from. E. R.

Eisley's Nursery. Phone 2241-W. 8-2-3-tf HOW TO ORDER WANT ADS 1-Call the Ad-Taker, phone 3600. An experienced writer will help with the wording to bring maximum results. 2-Bring your Want-Ads the Sentinel- -News Office, 25 Church street.

RESULTS! 3600 is the Phone number 11 you're Interested in turning your White Ele- Official Tire Inspection Station LET US FIX YOUR HEADLIGHTS ACCORDING TO DIM -OUT REGULATIONS Ignition and Carburetor Specialist Vulcanizing Tire Repairs Batteries Radio Repairing We give Green Stamps BIBBINS Automotive Service 14-20 River St. Phone 3050 415 Ocean Street WANTED! MANZANITA BURLS Why not take advantage of present high prices? come to the mill and see what we can use. LOCATED 17 MILES FROM SANTA CRUZ ON Soquel-Los Gatos Highway PAVED ALL THE WAY. Pacific Briar Wood Co. ADDRESS: R.

R. 2, LOS GATOS PHONE LONG DISTANCE BURRELL 9 9-1-15-38 HELP! HELP! need your used furniture. You name the price, and if it is fair, we will pay it. PACIFIC USED FURNITURE DEPT. 205 Pacific Ave.

Phone 344 9-2-7-57 WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICES At your ranch for dairy and beef cattle, calves, hogs. Will trade fresh dairy cows for dry cows and bulls. Fresh dairy and family cows for sale at all times. Have some fine young dairy bulls of all kinds for salereasonable. -LICENSED CATTLE DEALERRt.

1, Box 80 Paul Sweet Lane Phone 1984-W 9-1-4-motf WANTED USED FURNITURE, GAS ranges, washing machines, sewing machines, vacuum cleaners or what have you. Will pay, cash for any amount. Phone Washburn, Western Auto Supply Co. Ph. 1724.

9-1-20-42 WE NEED I CLEAN your garage of all furniture, stoves, plumbing, tools. Do not ruin them. We will pay top prices for all discarded articles. Ask for Goldie, Acme Furniture 323 Soquel Ave. Phone 1381.

9-2-5-56 CASH PAID FOR MEN'S AND WOmen's apparel, shoes and novelties. Also want fur coats, suit cases, and sewing machines. Ye Rummage Shoppe. 7 Locust St. 9-1-10-tE WANTED LOAD SM.

GRAVEL FOR road and filling in. Would like to have gravel man inspect road first. Will pay any reasonable price. Sharman, Orchard Soguel. 9-2-9-37 WE YILL PAY CASH FOR PIANOS.

organs, accordions, band instruments and old phonograph records. John Anderson Music Co. 23 Walnut Ave. Phone 133. 9-2-7-38 BOOKBINDING ALL KINDS OF bookbinding executed: also gold and silver lettering on suitcases, pocketbooks.

etc. John Reukema, 25 Church St. 9-8-1-tf JUNK WANTED -WE PAY HIGHEST market price. D. Kaufman, Rte.

2, Box 754-A. (Watsonville highway). Phone 276. "'Call 9-2-11-39 DO YOU NEED CASH? WE BUY FURniture, tools, appliances, etc. Del Rey Furniture 271-273 Pacific Ave.

Phone 1772. CASH PAID FOR OLD SCRAP RECords. Laminated or Edison records not acceptable. Herb Coats, 157 Pacific Ave. 9-1-19-41 ANY JUNK OR OLD FURNITURE? Phone 1061.

299 Soquel Ave. Ace Furniture Shop. We pay more. 9-8-1-ff WANT POWER WOOD SAW. MUST be in good condition.

Bonny Doon Box 54. Phone Bonny Doon 7-Y-12. W. Dutra. 12-FOR RENT -LEASE CASA ALTA APTS.

2, 3 rooms, beautifully steam heat, elec. elevator, janitor service, utilities, linens incl. Winter rates $30 mo. up. Beach Raymond Sts.

Ph. 2799. 12-9-9-ti FURN. COMFORTABLE 2 BEDRM. home, $30 mo.

including water, lights, garbage; quiet neighborhood. 8th Twin Lakes. Ph. 1964-W. CASA ALTA COTTAGES Mod.

2, 3, 4 completely utilities, heat furnished. $17.50 mo. up. Apply Casa Alta Beach Raymond Sts. Ph.

2799. 12-9-9-tf 2 AND 3 RM. FURN. APTS. $20 AND $25 2 and 3 rm.

cottages $12 and $15. All utilities included. 16 Laurel St. Phone 1194-R. 12-2-9-37 NICELY FURNISHED 4-RM.

COTTAGE. Also 3-rm. duplex, furnished. Also 3-rm. unfurn.

mod. cottage. Inquire 160 Sumner St. 12-2-10-38 FURN. 3 RM.

COTTAGE. GARAGE. Close to stores, school. Reasonable to steady tenant. Martinuzzi, Capitola Road and Jose Ave.

12-2-8-39 FOR RENT FURNISHED. ATTRACtive rm. apt. Permanent tenant. No pets.

References. Apply 47 Union St. 12-2-3-54 HOTEL McCRAY APTS. ON BEACH Hill, attractive rates for permanent all -year tenants. Free garage.

FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE, FURNished cottage. and garage, $16 month. Near West Cliff Drive. 192 Pelton Ave. SENTINEL-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS PAY! 14-LOANS CASH LOANS (Without cosigners) ON 1.

FURNITURE 2. AUTOMOBILES Now you can borrow $50.00 to $1,000.00 without cosigners. A fifty dollar loan repaid in thirty days costs only $1.25. MERCANTILE ACCEPTANCE COMPANY 8 LOCUST STREET PHONE 22. 14-11-12-tf 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 GEORGE REALTY CO. OFFER GREAT VALUES 6 RM. HOUSE ON 165x208. rage, small LOT, equipment, all utilities. Good location.

$1700. 940 SMALL 5 RM. HOUSE IN GOOD condition. Fireplace. Paved St.

Close to bus. Good East side district. $2250. I.GE. 4 RM.

WITH PATIO. A SWEET modern home with fireplace and erything. Close to bus and stores. $3500. Terms.

1282 CLEAN 5. RM. HOUSE. LIVING I'm. 24x13 with fireplace.

Fine modern kitchen and dining room. 1-car garage. On Ocean St. Business dist. Lot 55x100.

A spot with a great future. $3600. 1240, NEW. home. Ideal MODERN location.

5 RM. Lawns EAST in. FHA. $3675. 8.4 ACRES.

2 ACRES FINE LEMONS. 2 acres apricots, 3 acres cherries. Balance open land. Deep sandy loam soil. Own water system, chick.

equipment, 300 capacity, 5 rm. house on knoll with beautiful view of mountains and ocean. $3750. 1277-NEW 4 RM. HOUSE.

LIVING RM. 18x24, dining rm. 11x12, bedroom 12x14 with 2 lge. closets. Kitchen and bathroom done beautifully in tile.

Big back porch, fireplace, floor heater, hardwd. floors, garage 22x18. F. H. A.

$3900. Small down payment, $27.17 per mo. This place built with possibility of adding more bedrooms later. Investigate this west hillside location. LGE.

CONSERVATIVE HOME. 4 BEDrooms, lge. living and dining rooms. Fireplace in den and living room. Floor furnace.

Hardwd. floors, child's play room. Lot 100x150. Landscaped, fruit trees, secluded. This property is A-1 in every respect.

Owner leaving town. Priced to sell. Terms. NONE BETTER THAN THIS 3500 CApacity chicken ranch. Bldgs.

new. The neatest and cleanest in Santa Cruz dist. Brooder house, cow barn, on 2 level acres. Completely fenced. Fruit trees.

New mod. 5 rm. house. Extra rumpus rm. with bar.

Garage. location. Priced for quick sale $8250. Ask for Mrs. Merle Briggs Bob Utley Mr.

Smith or Mr. George GEORGE REALTY CO. 293 Front St. Phone 760 15-2-1-tf INCOME, PACIFIC AVE. APTS.

8 furn. apts. Will gross better than on investment. Full price $7000, terms. Newly refinished 5 rm.

home, paved Ave. Price $2650. Terms. street. Walking a distance Pacific 51 acres fine level land, fenced.

Near town. Price $1500, terms. WEST COAST REALTY 360 Soquel Ave. Phone 290 15-2-11-42 $4250, FHA FINANCED. BEAUTIFUL new 5 rm.

home; hardwood floors; dbl. paved East Side. $1800, terms-2 good cabin; chicken equipment 300; fruit. On 7th avenue, fine location. VORIS REALTY 43 Walnut Phone 1990.

15-2-10-38 ATTRAC. AND WELL BUILT 5 BEDroom home. 3 flr. furnaces. Sun porch, den.

Cottage in rear. 1 ac. for garden. Close to beach, bus line and stores. E.

Side. Subject to offer. CALL MRS. BRIGGS, WITH GEORGE REALTY CO. Phone 760.

15-2-10-41 $3000, DUPLEX IN SEABRIGHT. ONE 4 rm and one 3 rm. furn. apt. Fairly late construction, 2 garages, etc.

Terms. Get our listings. C. W. HARRIS Licensed Broker 451 Seabright Ave.

Phone 1783 15-2-11-39 CASH COUNTS. -PRICE DOWN $300. Absent wants action now. Modern 3 bedroom home corner King and Walnut, 2-car garage, 6 large rooms and nook. Best location, best value.

$4,450. J. E. Briggs, 156 King St. Make appointment, phone 1680-R.

15-2-8-39 $1650, TERMS: NEAT 3 RM. HOUSE, bath; 2 rm. rear cottage; partly furn. Beautiful yard; fenced; nr. bus.

Bargain. VORIS REALTY 43 Walnut Ave. Phone 1990. 15-2-10-38 1 ACRE ON HIGHWAY. 4 ROOM MODern house.

Good well and pressure system. Family orchard. Chicken house. Full price $2650. DICKERSON REALTY CO.

113 Pacific Ave. Phone 677. Phone 1446. NEW, MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME, hardwood floors, tile sink, floor furnace; never been occupied. F.H.A..

West Side. Ph. 2640-W. 15-6-24-mott WISH TO BUY A HOME? YOU should see the listings in our window. Harry E.

Murray, Pays in a Hurry. 56 Pacific Ave. 15-12-22-tf 15-1-8-tf $2500, TERMS MODERN, 5 RM. plastered house, and garage, paved street, East Side near stores and church. SANTA CRUZ REALTY 149 Pacific Ave.

Phone 282. 15-2-9-37 A REAL BARGAIN 5 RM. HOUSE. All modern conveniences, hrdwd. furnace, garage, Ige.

veget. garden. Mission dist. $3750. Terms.

Ph. 3334. Henry Parker Real Estate. Ask for P. Fisher.

15-2-10-38 $2200 -1 ACRE FINE SOIL, 4 RM. COTtage, and garage. Grand view of ocean. SANTA CRUZ REALTY 149 Pacific Ave. Phone 282.

15-2-9-37 BY OWNER 4 RM. MOD. HOUSE: greenhouse, and partly finished chicken house; large lot. Terms. Third house right hand side on Chanticleer Ave.

from Watsonville highway. 4 RM. HOUSE. ONLY 4 YRS. OLD, and 1 rm.

cabin. Dbl. garage, lot 100x 100. Family orchard, garden soil. Full price $2750.

Henry Parker, 358 Pacific Ave. Phone 3334. 15-2-4-36 FOR SALE MOD. 5 RM. HOUSE, yrs.

old; wall furnace; hardwood floors; barbecue lawns, flowers. Mission Hill. Phone 540-J. 15-1-26-50 WANT TO BUY SMALL ACREAGE with 3 or 4-rm. house in city limits on bus line.

Principals only. Write Box 33. Sentinel-News Office. 2 A. POULTRY RANCH 1 MI FROM city limits.

6 rm. house, chicken house for 1000. Family orchard. Santa Cruz Watsonville Hiway. H.

Davis. CANFIELD'S BEST REAL ESTATE BUYS! 14 acres-11 acres in fruit and berries, has 5 room house, chicken equipment for 200 hens -barn and sheds. Creek runs through property; about 3 miles from city. $3250.00, terms. 5 room house, chicken equipment for 1000-1200 hens, pig pens, barn, well with electric pump--all for $2500.00, terms.

38 acres-20 acres. vineyard, 10 acres fruit. 6 room barn, spring water, on Branciforte Drive, $5500.00, easy terms. Here's a real bargain, 6 room house and garage on Van Ness near Mission for $2000.00, $500.00 will handle, balance like rent. A good 5 room home on Mission street, close.

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Phone 2911. 15-2-10-42 PUBLIC NOTICE No. 8773 NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of LAURA F. BILODEAU, Deceased.

A document purporting to be the last will of LAURA F. BILODEAU, deceased. having been filed with the clerk of this court, notice is hereby given that the 19th day of February 1943 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said day, and the court room of said court, in the court house, in the City of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, has been fixed and appointed as the time and place for proving will of said deceased, and for hearing the application of ORIE W.

DUNLAP. for the issuance to him of letters of administration with the will annexed, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Given under my hand and the seal of said court, this 8th day of February, 1943. (Seal of Superior Court) H. E.

MILLER, Clerk of said Court. By G. S. KRIZ, Deputy Clerk. RITTENHOUSE RITTENHOUSE, Attorneys for Petitioner.

Feb. 9 to 19 No. 8729 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the California, Superior Court of the State of Santa Cruz. in and for the County In the Matter of the Estate of Elsie Carolyn Zieber, also known as and called Elsie C. Zieber, Deceased.

Notice is Hereby Given by the Undesigned, Robert Zieber, Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Elsie Carolyn Elsie Zieber, Zieber, also known as and called C. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, or said estate, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the above named Court (which said office is situate in the Court House in the City of Santa Cruz in said County and State), within six months after the first publication of this notice made on the 14th day of January, 1943, or to present and exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within said period, to the said Robert B. Zieber at 56 Pacific Avenue in City of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, which said last named office, the undersigned selects as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. ROBERT B.

ZIEBER, Admr. with the will annexed of the Estate of said deceased. Dated January 12th, 1943. PAUL W. MURRAY, Attorney for said Admr.

with the will annexed. Jan. 14. 21, 28. Feb.

4, 11 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of HARRISON GEORGE, also known as HARRISON W. GEORGE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, that Patrick J. Freeman, administrator, with will annexed, of the estate of Harrison George, also known as Harrison W.

George, deceased, will sell. at private sale in one parcel, to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject confirmation by said Superior Court, on or after the 19th day of. February, 1943, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Harrison George, also known as Harrison W. George, deceased. at the time of his death in and to the real property hereinafter described, and all the right, and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired.

other than or in addition to that said deceased, at the time of his death, of, in, and to that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning on the South side of lands of L. B. McCornick at a point from which the South East corner of land of said McCornick on the West side of Branciforte Avenue bears South 45' East two hundred and eighty five (285) feet and six (6) inches distant, said point of beginning being on the West side of a proposed extension of Ocean View Avenue; thence along the West boundary of said proposed extension South 34' West and parallel with the West side of Branciforte Avenue one hundred (100) feet and two and one half inches to a station; thence North 45' West along the line parallel with and one hundred (100) feet distant Southerly from the South boundary of said land of said L. B. McCornick to the middle of Branciforte Creek; thence Northerly along the middle of Branciforte Creek and along the Easterly line of lands formerly of M.

Leonard to the South West corner of said lands of L. B. McCornick and thence along the South boundary of said last mentioned lands South 45' East to the 'place of beginning. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, lawful money of the United States; ten (10) per cent of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale: balance on confirmation of sale. Deeds and abstract at the expense of the purchaser.

The purchaser to assume the payment of, and take the property purchased by him subject to. all the state and county taxes, and all assessments of whatsoever name or nature, which are now or may become hereafter chargeable to or a lien against the property purchased by him. All bids. or offers must be in writing. and may be left at the office of W.

A. Deans, attorney for said administrator, at room 26, Courthouse Annex, Santa Cruz, California, or may be delivered to said administrator Cruz, personally, in said County of Santa or may be filed in the office of the clerk of this court, at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. Dated: February 1st, 1943. PATRICK J. FREEMAN, Administrator with will annexed.

Feb. 3 to 18 No. 8766 NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of EDWARD EVERETT SMITH, Deceased. document purporting to be the last will of EDWARD EVERETT SMITH, deceased, having been filed with the clerk of this court, notice is hereby given that the 19th day of February, 1943, at 10:00 o'clock A.

M. of said day, and the court room of said court, in the court house, in the City of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, has been fixed and appointed as the time and place for proving will of said deceased, hearing the application of J. FREEMAN, Public Administrator of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, for the issuance to him of letters of administration with the will annexed, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Given under my hand and the seal of said court, this 3rd day of February, 1943. (Seal of Superior Court).

H. E. MILLER, Clerk of said Court. By G. S.

KRIZ, Deputy Clerk. RITTENHOUSE RITTENHOUSE, Attorneys for Petitioner. Feb. 4 to 18 No. 8758 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz.

In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH ELIZABETH JOHNSON. also known as SARAH E. JOHNSON, and also as MRS. C. F.

JOHNSON, Deceased. Notice is Hereby Given by the Undersigned, executors of the estate of SARAH ELIZABETH JOHNSON, also known as SARAH E. JOHNSON, and also as Mrs. C. F.

JOHNSON. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, or said estate, to file them. with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the above named Court (which said office is situate in the Court House in the City of Santa Cruz in said County and State), within six months after the first publication of this notice made on the 11th day of February, 1943, or to present and exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within said period, to the said executors at the law offices of Murphy and Hall, 53 Pacific Avenue, in the City of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, which said office, the undersigned selects as the place of business in all matters connected with said estate. ROY C. JOHNSON, VEVA UPCHURCH, Executors of the Estate of said deceased.

Dated February 10th, 1943. MURPHY HALL, Attorneys for said Executors. Feb. 11-18-25-Mar. 4-11 Slight Drop In Price Of Butter Seen By United Press Washington, Feb.

11. The office of price administration in a move to eliminate black markets in butter established specific dollars and cents ceiling prices today for sales by creameries and wholesalers. An OPA spokesman said legal retail prices as a result of the new order will either remain unchanged or, in some cases, lowered one cent a pound. Black market prices will be drastically reduced, he indicated, because the method of determining distributors' prices will simplify enforcement of retail prices. Prices Vary Washington, the spokesman said, the top price for the best grade of butter--grade AA, 93 score--will be 57 cents a pound as a result of the OPA action.

Black market sales of the same grade in the capital, he added, have been as high as 72 cents. OPA said that housewives should pay no more per pound for grade AA, 93 score butter, packed in one pound cartons of one-quarter pound pieces, than 58 cents in San Francisco, and 56 cents in Denver. Inasmuch as most butter being sold now is grade 92 scoreone grade below top the prices the average housewife pays should be "a few cents" lower than that. OPA also said that the list prices represent the top prevailing price, whereas some stores would legally be required to sell the same butter for a penny or so less. 3 Base Cities The new wholesale and creamery ceilings are specifically set for three base cities Chicago, New York and San Francisco.

At other points, the ceilings will represent one of the three base cities' mum prices, plus or minus the lowest freight charges from the producing point to the buyer. The new wholesale ceilings for San Francisco, Chicago, and New York, for grade 92 score bulk butter, are 46, and cents a pound respectively. Markups Retailers will continue to compute their maximum prices to the housewife by adding specified markups over their net cost, these markups ranging from eight to 10 per cent, depending on the type store. Specific knowledge of wholesale ceilings for any area will make possible a closer check on retail prices in the same area than formerly was possible, OPA said. Livestock South San Francisco.

Feb. 11-Live- stock: CATTLE: Salable 10. Nominal; undertone fully steady: medium to good steers quoted good range cows salable few common cows odd cutters $9.00, canners medium to good bulls CALVES: 10. Nominal: steady; good to choice vealers quoted HOGS: Salable 250. Steady to 10c higher; load good 268 lb.

barrows and gilts $16.10, extreme top; one load good sows quoted $14.25. SHEEP: Salable 50. Nominal: loadlot good to choice wooled lambs quoted minimum to choice wooled ewes quoted Djibouti, French Somaliland, is the only large, deep, well-sheltered harbor in 1,150 miles of African coast. Local Buyers Egg Quotations Quotations on Santa Cruz paying prices on clean eggs by Santa Cruz Egg Buyers: Large Grade A Small Grade A Medium a Grade A Checks, commercials, dirties, standards 2c under EGGS POULTRY PRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION PRICES: Large Grade A 42c Medium Grade A 38c Small Grade A SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS By U. S.

Dept. of Agriculture Large Extras Medium Extras Small Extras Large Standards MARKET REPORTS DAIRY AND PRODUCE San Francisco, Feb. 11- Butter92 48. 91 score 473 90 score 89 score Cheese: Calif. Flats, Triplets, 27c lb.

Net prices paid producers for live poultry delivered. San Francisco: Leghorn broilers, under a 37c lb. Leghorn fryers, 3-4 lb. Colored roasters, 32 33c Ibs. and over, lb.

Colored pullets, 4 lbs. and over, 35c lb. Leghorn hens, under 4 lb. Colored hens. 4-51 over, lb.

Old roosters, lb. Turkeys, net prices paid producers: Dressed under 16 U. S. prime (grade A), 16-20 young toms and hens over 20 37c. San Francisco, Feb.

11-State Market News Service: Lettuce: Santa Cruz L. A. 4's, local pony Endive and Escarole, Celery: Mont. L. A.

iced pack. 4's. Local pony $1.25 Cabbage: Santa Cruz Co. Red, L. A $1.25 1.50: Flat Dutch, Artichokes: Steady, Local Santa CruzMont.

Co. boxes, 48's, $4.00 4.50; $4.50 5.00. Apples: Firm to slightly stronger. Santa Cruz Co. bxs.

comb. fey. and C-grade Newtowns, $2.25 2.50, few $2.40, 4-tier $2.00 2.10, few $2.15, Delicious, $2.15 2.40, 4-tier few higher, 4-tier $2.00 2.15, few higher, Sonoma do. 1 wy. lgs.

Golden Delicious place pack fey. $1.75 2.25, few higher and lower. Broccoli: Slightly weaker. All per Heads 5 a 6c. shoots 4c, mixed heads and shoot 4(4 5c.

Santa Clara crates iced, mostly $4.50. Brussels Sprouts: Santa Cruz, per 90 11c: few higher, poorer low as 6c. Bunched vegetables: All districts, doz. Beets, carrots, 40 50c; turnips, 35 45c; rutabagas, 30 40c; leeks, radishes, onions, 6575c; chard. parsley, celery root, Cauliflower: Santa Cruz Co.

pony crts. heads, fair, Egg plant: Coach. Vly. Lgs. 18-24s, $2.40 2.65.

Potatoes: U. S. No. 1 Burbanks, $3.15 3.25, few comb. grade, $2.10 2.35, $2.15 2.20 100-lb.

L. A. lgs. Triumphs. $2.50 2.75; Klamath U.

S. No. 1 netted Gems, $3.00 Idaho Russets U. S. No.

1 110-lb. $3.00 $3.10. Onions: 50-lb. sks. vly.

Red Globes U. S. Yellows, White boilers, $3.15 3.25; Mont. Co Australian browns, $1.75 1.85. Fair quality, $1.50 to 1.65.

Peppers: Strgr. Calif. Wonders, per Mexico, few lower. Spinach: Monterey, Tomatoes: Mateo 4-bskt. erts.

hothouse, 13-14 9-12 top, $3.50 $3.75, Alameda 4-bskt. crts. hothouse 16e top, $5.00 $5.25. Parsnips: All dists. L.

A. lugs, $2.25 a 2.50. Peas: slight frost injury, Tulare, Conchowing Pears: Steady, Santa Clara bxs. U. S.

1 wrapped Winter Nelis, $3.10 3.25. Rhubarb: Cherry apple bxs. $2.00 2.25. Squash: All Dists. Table Queen 1.25, few Hubbard and Banana 3e per pound.

Stock Exchange Closing Prices Courtesy of RICHEY BAIKIE 60 Pacific Ave. Phone 811 Industrials 127.09, up .08 Rails 29.08, off .18 Volume NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE American Can 7916 Amer. Telephone Tob. B. 525 Anaconda Cop.

263 Atchison T. S. F. Bendix Beth. Steel Calif.

Pack. 25 Caterpillar Chrysler Crown Zellerbach 133 Douglas Aircraft Du Pont Gen'l Electric 3434 Gen'l Motors 473 Goodyear Homestake 351 Int'l Nickel 335 Kennecott Lockheed Montg'y Ward 375 N. Y. Central 1234 Pac. Gas Elec.

2616 Pac. Lighting 38 Penney (J.C.) Co. 833 Penn. R. R.

251 Republic Steel 155 Richfield Oil 87 Sears Roebuck 6478 Shell Union 201 Southern Calif. Edison 221, Southern Pacific 1634 Std. Oil Calif. 327 Stand. Oil N.

J. 50 Studebaker 8 Swift Com. 25 Texas Corp. Oil Assoc. Transamerica Union Oil 1716 United Aircraft 291 1 U.

S. Rubber 291 U. S. Steel 511 Western Union 317 Woolworth (F.W.) BANK STOCKS Bank America 381 Bank of Manhattan Chase Nat'l Bank 31 Irving Trust 13 (a 137 Nat'l City Bank 33 INSURANCE STOCKS Aetna Ins. 53 561 Franklin Fire Hanover Ins.

2614 28 Home Ins. 29 (a 307A Nat'l Liberty 85 New Brunswick 31 Stocks New York, Feb. 11 Stocks absorbed profit-taking in an active session today and registered an irregular advance. Sales exceeded a million shares again because of exceptionally large turnover in a few issues. Commonwealth Southern with sales of over 100.000.

led in turnover and made a new high for the year. Aviation corporation, which appeared on large blocks, brought up as a poor second. Large volume also was noted in United corporation, Graham-Paige, Radio corporation, Standard Brands, Studebaker, Hupp, Packard and Columbia Gas. Early in the day pre-holiday profittaking brought some irregularity. In addition, Wall Street interpreted the 48-hour week: ruling for 32 war centers as highly inflationary in that it raised purchasing power sharply without increasing the supply consumer goods.

Action of North American companv in taking the utility "death sentence" the supreme court of the United States focused attention on the utility group. Demand for all sorts of utilities was heavy. Many of them made new highs for the year..