Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 10

WEDNESDAY EVENING DafclanD Ctifiutte' -APRIL 13, 1932 no Church Club to classes and school activities in an economy program. Among the TIME TO 2nd Annual GarderrContest classes to De eliminated lemj- rarilv is the shoD and farm me- Sponsor Whist Elimination of Classes. Discussed ST. HELENA, April 13. A number of local residents appeared before a meeting of the board of trustees of the high -school here to discuss the recent action of the board in discontinuing certain caklani'Cribuna? IB TINTS BITES 37 PET.

GflBDEH DERBY A benefit whist will be spon chanlcs course, whlcn nas proven popular. A survey of the school budget at the meeting indicated the action of the board, which has caused considerable discussion dur- ing the past few weeks. sored by the Adelphian club of Old 8t. Mary's church In the parish A hall. Seventh and Grove streets ENTR Name of BERKELEY, April 13.

Nearly HEinS-GLOSE Friday eve ning. Pro By AII.EEN LAMOXT NEW YORK, April 13. (CPA) Lingerie has gone decidedly perfect that's the record achieved SHERWOOD -COh ltd. SWAN 9 9 rtif iiri i rtt fir fin ceeds II by Berkeley's milk supply in a be devoted spring-time in Paris. There are night towns of pale blue slllc in- rating announced by D.

A. Cord Addreu to baseball ray, state market milk specialist of crusted with ochre ImTeEI lace: Last Minute Entries Nearly Nearest cross-street equipment Fathe the department of agriculture. Cord ray, after a visit to the col Edmund Swamp Editor as Scores File Contest Entry Blanks Underwear sets In pink satin and mauve georgette trimmed with pale mauve lace; and combinations in white silk voile heavily decorated with white silk lace embroidered In silver thread. Kenney I 1 lege city, gives the Berkeley milk supply a rating of $7.2, the highest rating ever attained by the present chaplain of Please enter me in The TRIBUNE'S contest at follows: Division 1 (Grounds over 60 feet of frontage) the Ad el supply and exceeding a record of 1 i phlan club last0etpberbyfiVe-teiithi per la- London they- "tie" the two toned dcess together artistically cent. I 4 Class A Aosf artistic garden Class Best flower garden giving the light blouse 4 ti taTu rence a derls presl, dent.

Cordray made a surprise test of Hurry, hurry, hurry! The time for tiling--entries In The TRIBUNE'S Second Annual Garden Content became a matter of hourmtoday, and a lantminute flood of entrv blanks threatened to parafyze the nmoof h-workinp SPECIALS' FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 14 Berkeley milk supply in company a pair of elbow length cuffs to match the dark skirt. A black satin skirt, for. Instance, has a V. Kelly, city health George wnne georgette mouee with Ions officer, and Dr. K.

Cooke, city veterinarian. In order that a true Baratnrla Ring will be chair black satin cuffs and a black sat! rating may be made a city's edging round the neck. man of the milk supply, surprise testa are con as Some of the new chintz for ducted by the state department of kitchen and dinette curtains ha sisted by Yellow Clin Peaches Vo, 1 tin (Choict Qutlity) lie LAURENCE MAOEBIS. Par Soap, 3 for22c (10c size) Del Monte Tuna 15c lVo. tin) Wheat Pops, pkg.

9c Dunbar Oysters 9c Milton Mc, tiny teakettles, bits of furniture agriculture, with no warning given officials before the scoring begins. and old fashioned mantel clock Quald, Jack Ring, William Brad 8 Throughout the year, Berkeley scattered among Us bunches of ley, Jose Dolgotena, George Bar system at 'contest--noaianarjcrs: Correction, reyilonnd con-flrmaiftrns were made asjeores of entrants sought to assure themselves that their places in this contest are legal. All are uJetermlned to win a hare of the $260 In cash prizes, -nd the other awards offered by The TRIBUNE In this great competition. Are you one of them? if not. the time Is almost up no entries can be received after tomorrow.

Better not flowers. Other patterns are mad (KTr befors ivld tCWi low priea) bour and Al Duffy. Jack' Fitz-slmmons wilt be In charge of the officials examine samples of products sold to residents of the city in order that the city may be as- up of French provincial bouquets which Include a variety of little Class CBest lawn (250 square feet or ooer) artistic rock garden, pool or Water gorden. Division 2 -(Grounds 60 feet frontage or less) Class A Most artistic garden Class Best flower garden Class C-Best lawn (not leu than t50 square Uet) Class Most artistic rock garden, pool or Water garden. 1 also enter the Oakland TRIBUNE'S Cuf Flower contest.

All rntrjr hlnnks miiM be In the hands of the (iartlc-n ContcM Editor lij April 14. Those M-nt mall must bear a postmark not later than midnight of that date. card session. posies In a variety of colors. ured as pure a supply as possible.

Market Grscerterla (Copyrliht. 13. for Ths TRIBUNE.) Livermore Y. L. I.

Man Faces Trial New Body to Seek Plans Rodeo Stunt an in riMk dlKnnolnlment by delayina On Forgery Charge Poiuh malt Beads I SYRUP 1 I Pnokase II Tn I Spec. Reduction in Tax SANTA ROSA, April 13. The LIVERMORE, April 13. Miss Kllher bring entries Into SAN JOSE, April William Latnerine Flynn has been made content headquarters at The TRIBUNE or see that they are In h. 1'ranmin, az, a mechanic; was Sonoma County Development association, whose aim will be to work chairman of a committee to arrange for the local Y.

L. par held In the city Jail today as en V7c V44c 5c with the supervisors to bring about route to Fresno on charges of for the mall before that time. niAIRMAN BUSY. ticipation in the Eastbay district 49c Market Orecerterla reduction In the tax levy, is form gery and failure to provide. Fresno nr.nu,hlie.

John W. Altken, Market meeting to be held at Richmond on April 24. It being Drobable that officers were to call for him today, ed here. Elimination of the 38-cent road tax will be advocated Groccrtcrla rhalrman in charge of selecting Item In rlrcle oa ale at Pantry Filling Station a rodeo stunt will be staged by the Patrolmen Henry Cunningham and Charles Murray arrested Franklin h. in dees, was arranging a and reduction of expenditures wherever possible Is sought.

Llvermore delegates. representative body consisting of at a local garage yesterday. UCUT-RATE SMOKES Rules for Entrants in Annual Garden Contest amateur and protessiontu Th tli have charge oi in Walter Morris, 27, tailor, against whom a local bad check charge was dismissed, was re-arrested yesterday and turned over to Chief New Low Pricesi ir.Bsthav wardens and 7ic 15c kin1ln the nrlzes. 10o TARGET TOBACCO 20o UIMYAH TOBACCO SPUD A st JWIVI11TCJ RED DOT CIGARS HAVANA SWEETS LONG SMOKES FIGHTING BOBS 7 tor 25c 7 for 25 7 for 25c 7 for 25 Arrangements for the showing of out flowers at the Third Annual nurden Bhow were being of Police Walter White of Gllroy, who holds a new warrant charging Morris with passing a worthless Prizes In the third division are a silver vase as sweepstake prize and blue ribbons. Prizes In the third division an a silver vaie as sweepstake prize and bine ribbons.

Here are the and conditions Goodyear builds mllllona mora tlrea than any other company that'a the reason you fiet beet values here. Plus our Service. Now New Low Prices. check on Walter Rupar of Gllroy, 12ic '88c made by contest officials and Mrs. tri.i.

nnvv secretary of the show, RALEIGH CIGARETTES. HALF A HALF TOBACCO, 1-lb. tin for The TRIBUNE'S Second Annual i. inAav tnlklna Dersonally 15c EDGEWORTH. Tin 12c Garden Contest.

Note thst provision Is made for large and small gardens Tepf. IIS to each entrant (n this division of The TRIBUNE'S contest, ascertain in It and Individual garden features Sua Dried ing the number and kind ot Diooms After reading them carefully, clip Let Us Help You Over the Depression CASH AN' CARRy nut the accompanying blank, fill It they plan to snow. ItEAD OVER RULES. Cherries out. and send It to The Garden Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Supertwist Cord Tire CASH PRICE ttAii flri ATI entrant In this Contest Editor of The TRIBUNE.

You will then be eligible for one or IT. n. Hit mm Medium EGGS 2 fins. 20r. Do sra 15c Mr.

WrlKht, Dept. ftft Blood Red Salmon Strip. Lb. 10c Levll's. Dept.

123 Pickled PIG TAILS 5c lb. Nrlivnn Meat Dept. 12S branch of the contest and have not yet heard from Mrs. Gllkey, telephone her at Piedmont 2749. Bhe EACH 2vs4.40-2l more of the cash prizea and other awards: 5 lbs.

25c Lewis, Dept. Trt Price Each la in vnu In preparing lor Full thwilH Tube of Each this great feature of the competl- DIVISION ONE. (Open to residences with over 60 feet of frontage.) Class A Most artistic garden 29x4.50-20 S.I9 t.a lnn. 30x4.50-21 s.a7 Read over the rules, printed on I. OS 1.

17 28x4.75-19 this. page, and send In the accom- arrangements of trees, shrubs, lawns, rook gardens, flower beds or other features. Odor harmony 29x4.75-20 STEWr-, LAMB 3 25. nvlmr entrv ank to the uarnen 29x5.00-19 1 .01 1.30 1.33 Saturday Only Contest Editor. If you live In the and artistic effeet in relation to BTk's Meat Dept.

10.1 30x5.00-20 28x5.25-18 Eastbay and have an amateur gar llio residence to bo considered In S.3f $.4 .4 7.S3 7.9 If 4.07 4.19 4.S9 7.3 7- vnn are ellclble for one or 30x5.25-20 Judging. SPECIAL All Robes Comforters I.3S 1.33 1.43 01 more prizes! Class II Best flower garden; .14 us ft.Sf 7.SO 7. 7.91 3.9f 4.0 4.1 7.09 7.35 31x5.25-21 30x3 TRADE YOUR OLD TIRES for new 1933 Goodyear All-Weathert! color arrangements, variety and quantity of bloom to be con lx3HRl.CI. 3l3WOS.a. Crash Victims sidered.

All Blankets Quilts Spreads You Bet! Class Best lawn; not less 31x4 32x4 Curtains Pair Drapes i.ja 1.3a than 250 square feet. Sue Each Other TUNIC IN KUU Goodyear Iladlo Program Wed. and Sat. at 6 P. M.

Class 11 Most artistic rock Othtt tint equally low OWL ONE CENT SALE BOc MILK rj CI- MAGNESIA for I 25c MERCt'ItO- Of CHROME forUC 25c EPSOM 0 SALTS for 25o Rrxall ShnvliiK Cream for bDC 50p Jonlerl Cold Cream for 1 Iep(. 2 garden pool or wnter garden. Thoroughly Cleaned and Finished 14c 12c 17c 13c 22c Genuine Hulk CRISCO, Lean Smoked PICNICS, Shred Eastern BACON, llonoleis I jislrrn CODFISH, Creamery BUTTER, lb. DIVISION TWO. (Open to residences with 0 Butt and counteract for $20,000 urh sra on trial today feet of frontage or less.) COCHRAN CELLS lOlh Harrison .2783 E.

12th St before a Jury in the superior court Iniln James Q. Qlllnn. The Class A and Same as In All Dressei and Suits, 49c CONSOLIDATED CLEANERS 1720 Broadway, 3 doors south of Orpheum Phone- GL-010S Open Evenings Until division one. s-row out of a collision of au Class Best lawn; not less tomobiles at Tenth and drove flntmher last. (linn 150 square feet.

NAT2RAL ATTtnj CLencourt 6631 FRuilvaU 6580 Wli Hi.M.ltVl: INK UK. Ill' TO I.I Mil' UlAMIIiKM Class IK Name as in division In one suit R. R. Chandler and his wife, -Mrs. Mnry Chandler, are Kislntlff and ask damasres nsalnst one.

DIVISION THRIVE. (Open only to contestants In Henry Lyons and J. A. I.yonJ divisions one and two.) Famous Doctors say that Coated Tongue The Trouble is Here! Is a Danger Signal Blaming them for the arrldent. Mrs.

Chandler asks for $20,000 be-eauss of injuries she suffered, Cut flowers entries to be ei- hlhltrd at the Third Annual Gar while her husband asks for $120 den show. On Ida iid auditorium, demise to the automobile. April 21, 23, 23 and 24, In The In the companion suit, Lyons TltinilNK section. Flowers will asks for $20,000 damages against bo Judged on a basis of 100 per the Chandlers, blaming them for cent, with all colors, sizes ana symmetry considered. the accident.

Lodi Has Seven Following are classification for alio em rlcs Class A Snapdragons. Class Cnrnntlon or pinks. Class Teams in Contest Petunias. Cliiss I) Popples. Class Slocks.

Class Sweet peas. Class Bearded Irises. Class 4. Bulbous Irises. Class I Pan-slcs.

Clam J. Violas. Class Mlcd Annuals. Class Hoses. Prizes In tlie first two rolvliions will be awarded as follows! Class A Divisions one and two: 125 first, ecoonn ana $10 third.

Class It Divisions one and two: first, $7.50 sec ond and $5 third. Class Divisions one and two: $12.50 first; X.ODI, April It. Peven teams will be entered by Lodi Union high school In the judging events at the annual picnic at the California Agricultural College at Davis Friday. The teams will be accompanied by Herman Dlekmnn, head of the high school agricultural department. The following teams have been entered: Livestock Francis Tierce, Wade Holmes, George Clowe and Walter Gordan: dairy cattle Leslie Frey, Clifford Schmeldt, Arnold Wlrts and Richard Tone; agricultural mechanics Albert Cooper.

Tadlsha Kaha and Wlllard Peterson: agronomy Mendes Nepote, E. Baldwin. Msrlln Stark and Tru-mnn Babine: poultry Alex Plrle. Irvine Mettler, Archie Howary and Freeman Mills; trees Ralph Haw-ley, Gus Nepote and Hubert Matt-ler; and dairy products Clyde Meyers, Y. Iwamura, Jay Loveless and Douglas Creek.

$7.50 second, and $5 third. Class IV Divisions one ana Siiiltli i iQiiwawotiM nA two! $12.50 first 7.ou secoiHi, and $3 third. SYSTEM FIIIE ORPHANS Deep Sea Diver "jX'' Vw' rmiaii.UM.liiii.il ii ii' i tnvnnv. Anrll IS. Here's a Will Address Club system of fines that Is fine for the orphan.

Kvery time Mrs. J. L. Wood of Ilemrl Hempstead misses DR. VITTORJO PUCCINELLI, the noted Itslisn hoipiul head, iiyir "Poi- sons backing up from ao uocleta iniestinal tract cium tit coated tongue." DANGER! You can't afford to neglect this signal.

Coated tongue almost iovariibly means tel-poioaiog. Correct it by all means. FRESH YEAST, esteo dailf, "tones" and purifies intestines, corrects coated tongue, bad breath, indigestion, nsturallr i church or catches a salmon or Kins star, she "fines" herself. With I he monev thus saved. 500pounds, she has endowed two beds in an orphanage.

Hayward Church aveyou looiedat lately? Will Hold Dinner HATWARD. April The WALNUT CREEK, April 1J. R. L. Billings, deep-sea diver, who has directed salvage operations In the raising of a number of sunken submarines for the United Hlatea navy, will be the principal speaker Tuesday evening at the meeting of the Walnut Creek Brotherhood club.

An innovation will be tried In the presentation of the speaker Immediately after the dinner, whlcb will be served at p. m. In the Community church parlors. Haywardian Fined On Liquor Charge HATWAnp. April Floyd Boyce had today paid City Judge Jacob Harder after bis conviction on liquor possession ehsrges.

Boyce mas arrested by Officer Irving Nelson following an alleged disturbance in a local store. church's yearly program and reports of special committees will feature a congregational dinner at Havward Presbyterian church to-nlcht. Mrs. Helen Borree. dinner ehslr-man, will be sided by members of Dorcas society.

chairmen Imlmle Mesdames Herbert Young, N. K. Clemens, Earl Dobbl and R. J. Taylor.

It's your health barometer! And if it's coated, be Don't risk the self-poisoning that a "dirty" tongue reveals breath becomes sweeter, your tongue gradually cleans up. Ugly headaches go, you tire less easily you soon feel better in a hundred different ways! Wouldn't you like to try it? Just eat Fleisch-mann's Yeast plain, or dissolved in a third of a glass of water 3 cakes a day before meals, or between meals and at bedtime. You can get Fleiscbmann's Yeast, rich in health-giving vitamins and at gro-I cers, restaurants and soda Eastern Star Will Honor Grand Matron Ft. HFLKNA, April 11. St.

Helena and Callstoua F.astern 8tar SIGNAL of trouble serious trouble Inside you. A white, coated tongue! If your tongue is not clean, your body is not entirely healthy. You probably knew that Yet how many thousands continue day after day to ignore this obvious warning that Nature provides! Listen to this challenging statement by a great medical authority: "Many troubles of the stomach and intestines are a direct or indirect consequence of constipation. This may be the beginning of really serious ills lifelong ill health. Poisons from an unclean intestinal tract cause indigestion, headaches, coated tongue general loss of vitality." FOR delicious bouillon, drop an Oxo Cube into a cup of hot water, A remarkable health food, fresh yeast has been known and used by doctors for years.

Its effect is extraordinary. Eaten regularly, Fleischmann's Yeast cleanses the entire digestive system fosters secretion of digestive juices purifies. Stagnating waste matter is promptly passed out of the system as fresh yeast gets in its work. Yj'K 4- fountains. Get a supply today; Those are the words of one of the foremost hospital experts and surgeons in Europe Dr.

Vittorio Puccinelli, of Rome. He adds: "It is really very easy to correct this trouble" with fresh yeast. Yeast, he explains, mixes with the accumulations of food residues in the intestines, "softening them and toning up and strengthening the weak intestinal muscles to regular, normal action." Ready us a mo ment. chapters will unite In honnrinc Mrs. Elsie May McGiffln, grand matron of the order, at a dinner to be given hre on the evening of April 20.

Following the dinner, a meeting will be Jield at the hall of St. Helena chapter. Mrs. Frank Wood of St. Helena heads the committee arranging the affair.

I PORTA T-FoxtsWi JYetstftr health crmet tix 41 -L- .1 I -VT And as a result, your blood clears. Your if 1 UbtlUsytaatniUfTtth.tfftctiv I frrmtb hind doctars advin. OTTAWA. OnL. April 1J Charles II.

Reefer. JO, widely known engineer who hd been associated with many projects In the United States and, Canada, died Not a Cure-all FTeischmantis Yeast is a health food thousands eat, 3 cakes a Jc s3 ay yesterday..