Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

4. 7: MONDAY EVENING SDafelanD FEBRUARY 15, 1932 Club to Consider 4 Election in arch ENTRY BLANK STREET IN Y. M. Unit to Give Whist Party ENTRIES POUR IN FOR TDIBUNE FoundatiorTto Offer Books At Low Price RACE First Week of Annual Contest Ensith Folk From AH Eastbay Cities Signed GARDEN Second Annual Name of Entrant. Add ress Nearest cross-street WASHINGTON, Feb.

Classics of literature are to be made available at 15 cents a volume. This record low price for books of good quality, was an-, nounced today by the National Home Library Foundation. The foundation's plans call for immediate distribution of 1,200,000 books throughout the country for sale in department stores and on drug store and chain store counters. Among the titles to be released today are "Treasure Island," "Alice in 'Wonderland," "The Way ot All "Emerson's Essays," "Hamlet" and "The Merchant of Venire." Debating Teams of Colleges to Meet. LATHROP.

Febr-IST A debate betweenjtienibers of the College of the' Pacific and University of San Francisco squads will feature the program tonjght at the meeting of the Lathrop Better English club. The question will be, "Resolved, That Congress should enact legislation providing 'for the centralized control of Industry." STAINLESS aunc lormuia same puic. id original form too. if you prefer Wm MILLION JARS USED YEARLY OVER TO LEGION DRIVE SAN IS. -Airplanes have been pressed into service to round up applications for membership in the American Lesion in the second drive which closes February 22, It was announced today by Norman Lyon, chairman of the committee of the Department of California American Legion.

On the mornlnK of February 21, planes will start from every corner of the state to deliver application blanks at Legion headquarters in San Francisco. Included' amons; the pilots are John A. co-holder ot the first transcontinental non-stop flight record; Emory Bronte, one of the first to fly the Pacific from Oakland to Honolulu; Chesv ter Elliott, member of the Lafayette Escadrjlle; C. F. Ilenesch, manager or tne National Air uerDy; Dudley Steele, vice-chairman of the National Air Baces, and Frank Hawks and Arthur Goebel noted for theTr records in the -air.

Announcement of the, results ot the membership campaign will be broadcast on the night of February 22 after the final count has been made. U. C. Football Coach To Speak at Club PITTSBURG, "Feb. IB.

William A. Ingram, University of California football coach, will be the. guest speaker at, the Pittsburg Kiwanis club dinner February 25, it was announced by John J. Loyacon, secretary. The dinner will held in the Los Medanos hotel.

Whitthorne and Swan PLANS Please enter me in The TRIBUNE'S contest as follows: DIVISION 1-(Grounds over 60 feet of frontage) Class A Most artistic garden Class Best flower garden Class Best lawn (250 square feet or over) Class Most artistic rock garden, pool or water garden DIVISION 2 (Grounds 60 feet frontage or less) Class A Most artistic garden Class Best, flowe.r garden Class Best lawn (not less thnn 150 square feet) Class Most rock garden, pool or water garden A benefit whist party will be held tonight by members of the Oakland council No. 6, of the Young Men's Institute at 2G3 Twelfth street xnis the third of a series benefit whist tir. Jties given ty the Oakland council of the instl-t e. e-f resh ments will be served at the conclusion -of the affair. The committee in charge i n-cludes Dan Clifford, John i b-befly, a a 1 James-Llnd, MARY MARRA.

and George Silvia. Members of the Gleason Women's Institute, will be score girls. They are Miss Mary Marra, Evelyn Rogers, Mary Bush, Jean Loupy, and Inetta Carty. Fire Dept. Fixes Annual Dance Date CONCORD, Feb.

15. Fire Chief Allan announced today that the annual ball of the. Concord volunteer fire department will be held April1 2. Archie Havlland was appointed general chairman. Ber nard Klaus and John Pedrlzettl wJHl arrange -for the music and Louis Arrlghi, Frank Pcdrizettl nd D.

Wlison are in charge of ad vertising. "Outsize at i i Tolly" esday ASHLAND, Feb." 15. Issues rtk tlve to the school district election In March wilf-be considered 1 tot morrow evening at an open sesjiofc ot the Ashland dluh in the school-auditorium, according to Brown, an official, lis One trustee, will selected Ifnr the Lorenzo and ona for Stjifc union? titgh; schoti: districts, rtfce terms' of Robert P. King and S. Perkins on their respective) boards having expired.

i Proposed school Improvements will also be considered. Brown aaiLj and the fire protection committee Is scheduled to make Its report, A. Qulllce, president, will be 14 1 charge. The business session will be fol lowed by a card party and' social hour. ARTIFICIAL TEETH Most Wonderful Set of only Good teeth and natural pink gums.

The most outstanding value of Dr. Meyer, who ha been making plates over fifteen years in Oakland. Extraction Repairing plates, $1.00 up GUARANTEED! -j v. Dr. W.

P. Meyer 1625 Broadway Opposite Onklana Poatofflce Sundays, A. at. till Nooa Eonm A. X.

till t- M. none Hlghgau- 2161 for: Larger Women! is made up of vests andrJ. texture run-resistant rayon 59c I also enter the Oakland TRIBUNE'S Cut Flower Contest contest. centime piece was the foundation of the famous ZcrlMv collection, now owned by the Chase National Bunk of New York City, which contains more than 60,000 pieces. Coin collections, large and small, the world over have had their beginnings in Just such 'homely but human Incidents.

It is a fascinating pursuit, thlsq collecting of rare, old, and curious coins, and that Is why readers of the Oakland TRIBUNE will bo tntereslert In the new booklet, EVERYBODY'S COIN BOOK. It Is a condensed hut complcto treatise on coins unil coin collecting. It was prepared with the cooperation of experts and is wholly aiilhoritlvc. Amateur Collectors will find It invaluable. To secure copy, address tho Onklnnd TRIBUNE'S Wash-iripton Bureau of Information, Frederic J.

llaskln, Director, ''WoKhiiigton, D. and cncloso six cents, in coin (preferred) or siamps. SHERWOOD Yes. No. All entry blanks must be in the hands of the Garden Contest Editor by April 14.

Those sent by mail must bear a postmark not later than midnight of that date. gC3S Coin Picked by Newsie Grows Into Noted Collection Knit Un cial Outsize garments knit of, fine cotton yarns interwoven with rayon SP Brings Special Values larger women's knit underwear panties. AH are knit of fine No orderi or deliveries on Box Specials. Quantity rights This, special lot of bloomers. They're the famous Polly 'B ranrirknit of cream color cotton yarns interwoven with rayon thread.

Regularly the price is "50c. Buy them Tues fv day at special savings. Sizes 46, 48 and 50. Women's Outsize Rayon Undies The first week of The TRIBUNE'S Second Annual Garden con-test rlood today with a host of already on file at contest herlrrviKrttrs and many more still flooding In. The i esponse to the contest was fivjde'nced, by the number of fitter received.

They came from Kicftmortd from El cerrito, from Berkeley, Alameda, San Leandro, Piedmont land Hayward: They came from entrants in 'the -contest who were wise enough to send their' entry blanks in early for they realized that it Is all too easy to forget to send the blank in at the last moment. IKR IES AXSWEItED By sending them In, they availed themselves of the new service offered by The TRIBUNE and the Business Men's Garden club of Oakland. This new service provides for the answering of all questions pertaining: to or to the contest Itself, submltte'd by entrants. 'k Tou may be Having trouble selecting your plants," or you may be troubled with gophers. Perhaps tome of your favorite plants are languishing for want of expert ad-Tice.

If this Is the rase, submit your problems to the Garden Contest Editor. They will be answered either through these columns or by personal letter, depending upon their nature. BOARD OP EXPERTS They will be answered expertly, too, by an advisory board selected from, the membership of the Garden club. John W. Altken, member of the Royal Horticultural Society, is one.

Others are Arthur Cobbledick, Howard Gilkey, Gordon, B. Lutng, Arthur E. Navlet, and Roderick Stebbins. Their names are household words in Eastbay gardening circles, and they are especially In an-J werlnq; local gardening questions, Avail yourself of this offer and become eligible for part of the $25(1 The TRIBUNE Is offering to par-tlclpants In this contest! Clip the entry blunk on this page and send In to the Contest Editor NOWl Here are the rules for the. sec- ond annual TRIBUNE garden contest.

Gardens are divided Into two jnain divisions, with a third division furnished for' cut flower fanciers who are entered In the main contest. Read these rules carefully In filling out the entry blank in the contest, available on this page: DIVISION ONE (0en to residences with over 0 feet of frontage) Clnss A Most artistic garden) arrangement of trees, shrubs, lim ns. rock gardens, flower beds I or other features. Colbr harmony j. and artistic effect in, relation, to the residence to be considered In judging.

Class Best flower garden: color variety, and quantity of bloom to be considered. Class Best lawn; not less than 150 square feet. Class I) Most artistic rock garden pool or water DIVISION TWO (Open to residences with 60 feet of frontage tor less.j Class A and -Santo as in division one. Class Best lawn; not less than 150 square feet. Class Same as in division one, DIVISION THREE tOpen only.

to contestants In divisions one and two.) Cut flower entries to exhibited at the Third Annual Garden show. Oakland auditorium, April 31, 22 28 and 21, In The TRIBUNE section. Flower will be judged on a basis of 108 per cent, with all colors, sizes and symmetry considered. Following are classification for show entries: Class A Snapdragons: class carnation or pinks. Class Petunia.

Class 1) Popples, Class Stocks. Class -Sweet peas. i Class (i Bearded Irises. Class Bulbous Irises. Class I Pan-sles.

Class Violas. Class Mixed Annuals. Class I Roses. Prizes In the first two divisions will be awarded as follows: Class A Divisions one and two: $25 first; $13 second, and $10 third. Class Divisions one and two; $12.50 first, $7.50 eo ond, and third.

Class Divisions ono and two, $12.50 first, $7.50 second, and $5 third. Class Divisions one and two, 112.60 first, $7.60 second, and $5 third. Prizes- in the third division are a silver vase as sweepstakes prize and blue ribbons. S.F. Girl Violinist To Give Recital Miss Agnes clegg, San Francisco Violinist, will give a recital Tuesday evening, February 23, in the Hall of Chamber Music at Mills was announced today.

She is a holder of a Julliard competitive 1000 Bottles $1 LUCKY TIGER HAIR TONIC (Limit 2-Mnin Floor) peach or pink. Full cut garments that are real IS EXPLAINED There have been star" streets named in Oakland in honor of Oakland soldiers who died in France. There are names of 69 other deceased soldiers still on the list of available street names. This was estimated today by the street department as the result of the controversy over Golf Links road, whose lower portion has been renamed Ludlnghouse road in honor of Lester R. Ludinghouse, son of George Ludinghouse of 133 Moss avenue.

Young Ludlnghouse died in battle May 1918. The street department several years ago adopted a policy of naming new streets after Oakland's deceased soldiers, in cases where there are no other names for the streets. It was done at hvasyfeBea-tion of Charles M. Brier, street numberer, who collected a complete list of those who died in battle. The list is not being used in alphabetical order.

Brier selects a name from any. part of the list In spite of the fact that Oakland lost 170 soldiers in battle, there Is not one Smith left on the list. l0the case of Golf Links road, road swung Into Jones avenue up? some distance and then became Yhe Golf Links road again. There were therefore two Golf Links j-oadS according to City Engineer Walter N. Frickstad, as the upper part of Jones avenue was between them, and Jones avenue could not be renamed at this point without causing considerable confusion.

It was therefore decided to name the lower part of Golf Links road "Ludinghouse" road, which ends at Jones avenue, which ends at upper Golf Links road again. There have been protests, however, and Frickstad said he is trying to reach some solution which is satisfactory to all. Kiwanis Club to Hear Talk on Orchids SAN LEANDRO, Feb. 15. Various phases of the history, cultivation and handling of orchids will be told at tomorrow after, noon's luncheon session of the San Leandro Kiwanis club by Cyril Warren, official of a major nursery concern in this district.

The program ha been arranged by R. W. Shannon and the meeting will be opened by. Roscne M. Banta, Rolnnd Esteves is scheduled to receive the attendance award, which will be presented by Charles Gibson.

HEAR! A New Instrument 'The Most Helpful Henrlnir Aid Hrlrnee Has Yet Invented" I'rlvaie diminnitlratlon no elm rite, no oh-llgHtion. A "mlnlntnrf limtriiniont of ll flncit nrirlKlon." Biitton-llkn otrpli-ce Hint nentlva unnely In the Mr, Cli'tr mrtlow tone. Annnlnit Dill or writ for nmonitrtion. Mann-faoturer'i acouitloal oomulUnt hr Wadmtidty and IRWIN OPTICAL CO. 1020 Broudway.

Oakland T.A krslde MM ft SWAN LTD Tomatoes With Puree. No. 2V, lna 3 tins 25c lsMMMMMMBMnM WOOL SOAP 10e alse 4c Baker' Bars 2ic Groeerterla LOAF CAKES Fresh. Walnut, Ea.lOc Tompkins' Hakery, Ttept. 11 15c 10c 15c 14c 25c 23c 15c Apple Turnovers Fresh, Large 3forl0c IVaasna nnkery Dept.

1 2 (So Colgate Cashmere Bonquet Soap OiorOuC 10c Jergen's 49c Soap tqr Coco Almond Oft. Soap Ofor LiJC Dept. (Man Floor) fVests, bloomers'and in damty 'shades" of values at this price pink, Famous 400 Yds. 54-inch Wool and Rayon Crepe: Spring shades including orchid, tan, nile green, beige and eggshell. Yard Makes in AVomen's Outsize $1 Corsettes (f.imit yards Main Floor) 200 Bedroom Curtains: Ruffled, figured grenadine curtains in 2inyard lengths.

Criss-cross or cornice types. Regular $1.25 value. QQ Ruffles in pastels. Set eOC (Limit 6 pairs Third Floor) 100 Babies Dresses: Made of fine quality white nainsook. Beautifully hand embroidered yoke SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY, FEB.

16 Women's Extra Size French Crepe Slips. Govns 1 -95- Slips are in smart tailored styles with shadow These are in, flesh, peach and white, coral, tan, navy and black. Sizes 48 to The gowns are dainty lace trimmed styles. They feature pastel shades. Excellent values at a moderate price.

Sizes 18, 19 and 20.., i (Second Floor) CLOROX 2 Big Quart OC Bottles for UOK, 'MMMaWaMMMMMMM-MaWaaMHpW -Pansy and other well-known makes. Each model is designed for slenderizing the larger figure. All are made of high quality materials in' styles with or without swami bust.1, Regular $7.45 values. Discontinued -numbers great underpriced. (Second Floor) and scalloped hem.

AIho IIP" 3 for Bet-In sleeves for (Limit 3 Second Floor) dUINKLESS sturgeon Calumet BAKING POWDER 59c Rosedale Crushed PINEAPPLE a. 9c Forty rears ago newsboy re-oeived in change a small cola stamped 60 cent. He called It a "cute little and. his curiosity provoked, act about learning Its real value and-where if came from. He found that.it was a coin of a foreign country, and that Instead of being worth 60 cents, that its value was 50 centimes less than that of the it resembled.

Then he decided to find ont whether there were not other coins of other countries in, which he would be Interested. That newsboy was Farran Zerbe who Is one of the world's foremost numismatists, and that Ad Club to Give St. Patrick Fete A dinner dance, one which will be aolley ball contest is being arranged by the social ac tivities committee of the Advertis ing club of Oakland for March 17 St. Patrick's day. The events are to take place in the Athens Athletic club.

At 8 o'clock the referee's whistle will signal the opposing teams, the Reds and the Blues, to clash for the first set, with honors going to the team winning two sets out of the three scheduled. Frank Wood ward, who has been named as master of ceremonies for the dinner to follow, is captain of the Blue with Max Stcnz Jr. leading the Reds. The Blues are manned by Ad Clubbers Ray, Hertel, Furth, Kilgore and Forsterer and the Reds are- Clubbers Stez, Caldwell, Galbralth, Smith, Lucas and Street. An Informal "dinner dance, with William SWeet as floor master and Phil Ray as host, will commence at 7 o'clock.

The social activities committee is headed by Ruth C. BatPS. Reservations may be made at the office of the Advertising club. San Leandro Ships Blossoms to East San Leandro, Feb. shipments of choice Daphne blooms from this district to Chicago are being made In an effort to determine that flower's adaptability to handling and transportation, officials of the California Flower Fes-tival said today.

Ranked with the orchid for rarity and beauty, the Daphne has never before been grown here In sufficient quantities to warrant the seeking of new mar. kets, Charles G. Pavta, show manager, said. The first consignment was shipped late last week. lion Dishes.

efthisfintr, easier-tp-eat Oats Breakfast art now served every week: bay CARNATION OATS Fresh from 1500 1'nst Colored Percales: Actual 16c and 17c values. Many desirable prints for women's and children's wenr, comforter covers, etc. One yard minimum 1 A- length sold. Yard 1UC (Limit 20 yards Main Floor) Smart Slenderizing Outsize "Poppy Maid" Silk Hose dainty $1 -r a Our own exclusive "Poppy Maid nose in outsizes for only Beautiful service weight with full fashioning, elastic lisle welt. Wash Dresses Larger womert will like the smart A styling of these printed broadcloth QT (J and cotton pongee (Tresses.

Also the tjJ I ovO durable good-looking materials. There II are slOfeveless, short or long sleeve suL models. Skirts are flared or pleated. Sizes 46 to 54. Muzio Mushroom Gravy '10 tin Par fay 3-1 b.

tin 49c 5c Market PORK CHOPS Large Rib and Loin, Lb. 15c I'nramonnt Meet IvIldlU Iff 1-lb. tln I I i9y Itemt In rlrrlra on aslc Fresh GatlfcrPd Eggs. Sml. Nut Spread Margarine.

if .50 weight with 50c Groceries concentrated rnnnc 1 41 SOAP I I FOODS 1 SUAt II I gcy 25c at Psntry Filling Station' cradle foot and French heel. Dark gunmetal, Matin, Moonbeige, and Sunray, WOMKN'S OUTSIZK LIST.K HOSEl Service ribbed top. 'Well-reinforced foot and heel. Black and shades, ot tan. (Main Floor) (Second Floor) Bal ii Cut- scholarship and a pupil ot Miss Kathleen Parlow, member of, the Mills college faculty of music.

Professor to Give I Talk on Washington "Washington as a Leader," is the subject of aii address to be delivered February 24 at Mills college by Dr. Goodwin, pro lessor of American htMory there and author, of a number of books and. periodicals. He will be heard at the week ly assembly hourr 4 Doz. Lb.

Genuine Bulk Crisco. Lb. Lean Smoked Picnics. Lb. Louf Swiss Reg.

40c Kippered Cod. Lb. Eastern Codfish. Lb. if 50o Yeast Foam Tablcta.

.37 $1.00 BATTLE CREEK Vpnub $1.00 77r AnflsVp-llo' Mouth "iU Wash I 1 'I 60o Rubbing Alcohol. iVaZswcct $1.00 liaggctt 77 6 grain, 100 to bottle LVV. I't .310 RuniHdcl Crenm lC B0o I nana Tooth Paste Qtl 77c $100 Norwcglun Codllver ln' 5 23 IS," 59c 1 1 1 p.59c KH pint. Ort-' 1 1 Hwr- OOBecIronA $1.00 Ambrosia Skin nl 8o WilUama Bhatlbg riBhtener I I Absorhlne, Jr. .....834 Cream ....27 6O0 Woodbury nm lOo Almond Soap.

10 for 40 6O0 Williams' Aqua Velva. 37 Cream I "I B0 Kldiiey A Back 6O0 GInzo Nail ij $3,00 ItOTAIj HOT Qfl IMastera 23t Jl WATFJl Bo Segal Razor Blndes. .390 7Qr 100 Wampolc'i EPSOM BATH 00 1PBHES I3C Preparation 77 SALTS: 10-lb. OoC 1 1 50o Milk of Magnesia. 1 HlUsdnlo 'Asparaguat No.

1 Tall Llbby'a Kraut: SVi tln.106 Libbr's Sweet Potatoes: IVi tin Armourt Mliki (Limit 4 for 17 a 50J Campbell's Pork and Beans. -5e) Soups. 4 for 30 Peanut Butter; 2 -lb. jar S5 Shasta Teas 1-lb. pkg.

.48 Salmon 1 Pink Ko. Old Fashioned ImiuUlon Ki tracts: 1 ,1 -1, Ijirgo Wlilte Ranch Dozen Ore iron JOld Chceset Pound Fancy Eastern Bacon: Pound E'1 ITormers Canned Quarter Hams: Each 1 Bet Mayonn'-'-e: Pint (A'o iept. 22 17 NEW DATES Inanlithnred Pound 5ic Lewis. 10c Lnx 10for49C Soap 1 for 500 virgin Bar Off. Soa rn LtOC Bo Sanora Month Antiseptic and 50c Tooth COa Brush, both for.

OjC 15c Ivorjr an Soap 0 for LuC wl Drn 1 1ff ft no phon; mall orders, C. DU or deliveries. Quantity 'rights reserved. Non to dealers. (Main Floor) WK HKHERVE THE HK.HTTO LIMIT PAWT1TIE.