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ford it. YIML8. - House as Gift.. ...* t ronodaie WorkcM' Alliiwce. the Interna tional Labor defense, and others. , tor Rmi-h *!'?fS4 it, Z/frt+ui-8-lidxaiijL.....-........ a am a staff ter the vice- solely with MON-TEREY. March 18.--Mon- lerev's historic Robert Louis Stevenson house will become persons daily ran visas or i total of -1000 ed, state park property if the di vision of parks will premise to maintain the building perpetu ally as a historical monument. i unoccupied The announcement was made to have the this week hv Colonel Roger ft. ,w cafes have Fitdl of Monterey, who pre.-ent- urn of gamb- ed the proposal to the park conv ime residents inissirm at Sacramento Own ting sign for ers of the building are Mrs. W lulis have re C. Van Antwerp of Burlingame dancing. but and Mrs. Tobin Clark of San musicians on Diego. Other conditions under whten the building is offered are: That Board it be accessible io the public, free of charge, during reasonable hours; that the state provide aj lings full-time custodian: that the j late make all nocesr-arv repairs;! huiki a fireproof concrete vault) sives' in the lower pan to preserve j "Stcvonsnniana" and other hi-; ! t x ^ n j ; * iMf \\ 1 . i *t " horic documents: that present! I tenants lie given six months to j (vacate. t I D.u-x !. 1 >'> thief f petk i >f trr t'finr ! > i.urit sue bunding-- l. t .v!. , ii _____ ^ n. m m* Di* Plans More* Prosecutions i l,o ie u( * < r n j n Rt m Vi \t jnxt;rn\' VJ,,. 1, H oPi t'htiuw-iu lb*-- fMT*v> f iunvutfivi* on m Xptu'p W.\\ II an a'min**, armmm* d h L'd t ' < is *- < i\e would a-k .) g *m<1 Mm fiuuiiwI here w n.t-l the mmmm t*'t pau\ the* Oh iri tm-t pub I m m-\mt n< <* nmM * ml Mhw -i > ( ' tp j* f th-HP ' i t *!l' *w m itj>< r {- M c io r* 4- lo-fi-m |um nunten!, * a h iVft <;tt: - Tim- Ten m .lid in* ,- pre I of i he board, inviltws !o J. nnld.- of Bur- -PAI1 ccretarv of fa t league and county chair- 11 t i: Sherman [. iihti] Beauty--quality and abiding sweetness of tone C ti IC Ki R I N G '`America's traditional piano" $675 complete wiih ticnsii Cfv>kering, o- !.i ti'i- had in is n favorite uRh rmt.vk;-lo dig home1; everywhere That nantr. on the tailboard of your piano j,; vonr ioirtpioie Ruarnnirr of beanly. quality, anil abiding .ctv^efne-s of ionr, Srp ns abnn! your Chiikeiing grand today. 1-RKR APPRAISAL OF VOtll PHF.sKNT PIANO. Librral ex change . . . lung easy termSMKRMAY. CLAY {piano departmrnt) Genifninetr Without obliga?*on. p}ca>r \eml me sons' i)h;>iraietj hook - 1' H L C AHIN F T MAKKH'S APPRRNT1CL AM) THK PIANO OF THE PRIN CESS-" FO, March IS I'uri-eli. .state r. declined a San Francisco a telegram to Rossi. fltidjgr*. p.vtmcnM am ni w avail able 011 pnrcluist* of pasiU* amt supplies of 8IO.OH or mrr. No tlrfaj . . , ini red tape. Take up fo ()' months to pay, HEITZMAN S PAINT STOKE 30 BK.ASLLAANRTDA CliTl.tVAA NAME ... ...................................... ADDRESS CITY - 89 South First Street TIBLE MSTAMPS WEDNESDAY ANE THURSDAY ' > * EVERY $5.00 PURCHASE IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT now for $1 These are business shoes - totu urm with Jarker dotbes. tan nr black: mlfskui, f is- \**-s.VP-Dfi i> o *,i* o o'Pvi- tot ilny $9.8S Why so many men wil wear only Nettleton sho JS \\ 1 icn you M* $ f <; s i. c H nin:I r i f, it - 1 .p.i:;.1 {**clso.. 10 Mi: v fw l C: .:p ti'.lt I'--, wil! Olill ti.'.1 rin e you pay for ti. 1:15 tittt f it'll;; til If h In made Nt tt!-: M! 5 lire eulti iv. ;| V; m:.'iv ti.itt ^'e.tts .{^11, `h.ii . i ! t Ik fiiic.-: ijit !,:v itu.ic Nct'I. toil 1 '111u:s T b.H./j .'.itry Itj' d-.v.ijs rttii,i..'c! :*-n iNfl Ilf. Like tl cse ,il;c / r. 1 . :,'i tf wc Jhiok yox/it ;b < y The e'i a leat'i v j ft,: (K. i rit These shoes, like till at m SettU shoes, are roId exclustirly a l A nr; /?. u.