Western Outlook (San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.), Vol. 33, No. 14, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 1, 1927 Page: 5 of 10
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
In this section of the OUTLOOK, adver-
tisers may insert reading notices concern-
ing property for sale or for rent, lost and
found articles, positions or help wanted,
Rooms to Let, etc. Figure six words to
the line. The minimum charge is 50c per
month for 5 lines.
•*
TO LET™A comfortable, sunny
room in Richmond district; excellent
car service, pleasant surroundings,
large vard, children acceptable
Address, 354 Thirtv-second avenue
— Phone Evergreen 3852.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Two-room apartments or sing'e
rooms furnished, 1841 Scott street;
handy to the cars; terms reasonable
—afternoon ; call or phone Fillmore
4902.
FLATS TO LET
Fnrnished flats, apartments, or
housekeeping rooms, 2760-64 Gold-
en Gate avenue, near Willard; 5 or
21 car. Mrs. McCants Stewart.
FLAT To Let—Five rooms, all
modern conveninces ; sunnv side of
street—3009 Ellis street, Berkeley,
a fe v minutes walk from the Ashbv
station. Phone tJerkelev 2695 J-
TO LET—Nicely furnished rooms
2522 Sutter st.; phone Fillmore 4324
Mrs. N. Huey.
WANTED
Colored salesmen at once—107
Bacon building.
TO LET—Small apartment flat—
furnished-—also an unfurnished flat.
Phone Kearny 6231.
FOR RENT—A four room modern
bungalow, near car line ; -
Apply Gainet Quinn, 1513 Prince
street, Berkeley.
HAIR CULTUKIST
Miss Sidonia Green, hair culturist
—all kinds shampooing, dveing and
scalp treatment. Our motto, sani-
tary combs and brushes—2972 Bush
street; phone Fillmore 5217.
THE FORUM
(Under this heading The Western Out-
from any of Its readers. The Editor Is
look will publish letters and suggestions
not responsible for the views that may
be expressed in this column, but he be-
lieves that through this medium the read-
ers should have an opportunity to get
their opinions before the community.
Letters to the Editor should be signed
by the author, although the name will not
be published, If so desired. Communica-
tions should be In this office not later
than Tuesday afternoon, preceding the
Friday Issue. Send in your letters and
make this a live column. Write on one
side of the paper only. Be as brief as
possible
CENTRE STATION
flokist
CHOICE CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCA.ltNS
Flowers for Funerals
Specialize on Fraternal Societies
Floral Pieces.
Phone Orders Solicited
No Order Too Small or Too Large
Receive Prompt Attention.
NORMAN ROLL /{RT) Proprietor
1510 SEVENTH ST.
OAKLAND, CAL.
Phone Lakeside 8220
Mrs L. Francis
DRESSMAKING & REMODELING
PRICES REASONABLE
3012 California St., near ashby
PHONE BERKELEY 7036 ^
PAL=PINTO
CRYSTALS
Produced from Ttxas Carlsbad Miners
Water by Evaporation—Nothing Add;d
Nature's laxative for treatment of
Rheumatism. Constipation, Indiges-
tion, Diabetes, Bright's Disease and
Nervous Diseases.
PRICE, $1 A POUND BOX
FOR SALE BY
Klein & Smith, 1503 Ellis st., S.F,'.
E. Jackson, 4730 East 14th street
R. Colescott, 1779 Seventh street
A. H. Hilton, 1734 Seventh street
J. A. Abress, 1417 Twenty-third av
Western Outlook, 1276 Seventh st.
Geo. S. Gordon, 1812 Woolsey st..
R. REDWOOD, Distributer
2206 East 24th street, Oakland
Phone Fruitvale 795 J.
SAMPLES FREE
OUR ADVERTISERS
If vou will patronize, firms that
advertise in our paper vou u ill help
them, and it will help us.
The Rose-Waterman Drug Co.,
corner Seventh and Adeline streets
—Their aim is to conduct the most
reliable pharmacy in their locality.
They do not trv to undersell the
other fellow to be cheap, and p«efer
to be the best, not the largest.
They employ only competent clerks,
guarantee intelligent service, deliver
promptlv, and do not have a phono-
graph or brass band in the store to
draw a crowd to make it look like a
busv store. That's why they do
better.
If it's flowers, see Pollard at the
Centre Station Florist's. He keeps
constantlv on hand choice cut flow-
ers. and is prepared to furnish flow-
ers for all occasions. He nas no
high rent to pay, like the up-town
man. That's why he can do better
MISS M. LE COUNT ERANCIS
Dancing1 Academy
At Her Residence
3012 CALIFORNIA STREFT
BERKELEY
Chldren's Classes Saturdays from
2 to 4 P. M.
Private Lessons by Appointmeni
Phone Berkeley 7036 W
New Year's Hopes
[Continued on Page 7.]
Pastor Pieads for the
Christian -pint if Day
'* The spiritual beautv and charm
of Christmas will predominate if we
do not forget the challenge of the
first Christmas. Christmas is an
ideal for the individual, and for the
world, a Confession of faith in the
higher possibilities of human nature
If people can stress good will, happi-
ness, friendship, service, a desire to
help others and to spread cheer and
comfort once a year, it is possible
for them to make such goodness
permanent," said Dr. E. A. Lowther
at the First M. E. church, speaking
on "What Is Christmas?'"
Let Us Supply Your Next
PURE FRUIT PUNCH
1 to 3 gallons, 75c per gallon
4 to lo gallons 65c per gallon
19 to 48 gallons......60c per gallon
In larger quantities, 50c per gal.
PURE FRUIT PUNCH
Concentrated Half Gallon $2.0C
Concentrated, one gallon,, 3.90
Cases of 4 gallons 14.40
Cases of 6 gallons 18.00
We guarantee our Fruit Punch to
contain nothing but Pure Fruit Juice
and Cane $ugar.
REMEMBER, that one gollon oi
Concentrated Pure Fruit Punch will
make six gallons of Pure Fruit
Punch by adding five parts of ice
water to one part concentrate.
. Deposit required on all contain-
ers. Forty-eight hours notice to fill
orders. Phone Sutter 2667 the next
time vou have occasion to order fruit
punch.
Pare Frait Punch Company
216 Pine St.
We are entering the New Year —
1927 with new hopes, aims, and
ambitions. All of us more or less
cherish some wish, and entertain a
hope that it will be realized during
the year. Among some of our ho^es
last year was one that Athens lodge
would secare a home.
For the year of 1927 we hope:
That—Bournemouth Circle will catch
its step and get back in the going.
That—The N. A. A. C. P. give concert
or something to replenish their treas-
ury."'
That—We have more action and less
talk of what WE as a race are going
to do.
That—We strive to own more homes
and less automobiles.
That—Golden Gate (Odd Fellows) will
reach the 70 mark.
That-— George C. will do it and not
wait till New Years.
That—The Pick's-Clarke "Circus will be
better than Barnum's for laughing
purposes.
That—Bridges will not reorganize his
Bay City League.
That—You will attend Eddie Jones*
Dansant New Years afternoon.
That—The 15th St. A. M. E. Church
will i\ot permit any more N.A.A.C.P.
elections.
FOOLISH QUESTIONS
Will they ever find Marshall, the
real estate manipulator? Foolish
question. Did they ever find the
long-lost Charley Ross?
Will A1 Lawrence succeed in
getting Tom Patrick on as a deputy
sheriff? Foolish question. A1 can-
not get you even on the chain gang.
Pack Well—Wrap Well—Mark Well
Consideration and efficiency have
a place in the holiday code. The gift
which is well packed, well wrapped,
plainly addressed and mailed in time
to escape the rush is a better gift than
the one which makes a frantic, un-
tidy, and last-minute journey. It is
better because it has a larger chance
to arrive and makes no demands, up-
on hurried clerks to re-wrap or re-
address.
Postal employees the country over,
not only Frank Smith, one of the
burdened carriers but clerks in the
main offices and sub-stations, and
on the trucks, are entering a period
of intensive, long-hour labors. They
stagger under the ccreat loads.
The carriers and the clerks, Tom
Jackson and Geo. McCard, make no,
bid for sympathy. One does not
hear them complain. The public
has the chance to participate in this
big labor, to make it easier by exer-
"isinc: care. Pack Well, Wrap Well,
Mark Well and Mail EARLY.
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Wysinger, J. E. & Derrick, J. Lincoln. Western Outlook (San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.), Vol. 33, No. 14, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 1, 1927, newspaper, January 1, 1927; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth596222/m1/5/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .