Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 11

-f I i OAKLAND TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. 193? 1 MM ITS TIL WINS COMMISSION STOCKTON, Oct. 17. Dr. A.

L. Van Meter will be commissioned major of the hospital corps of California, Arizona and Nevada de gree terms a public meetiAg of mento. who will be assisted the local lodge of Modern Woodmen of America tonight. The State Manager W. F.

Gilroy. A large number of degree teams from commission will be conferred by the bay region and central Califor-Mayor C. H. S. Bidwell of Sacra-1 nia are expected to attend.

OVER DRINKING HOW DEATH MILES ALGNE how Irs Dom I GOES 7111 his trial after a jury had been selected in the Superior Court mer Foster, 2135 Filbert Street, (m the nighfc, of July 29 after the two Shopping Suggestions-4 Tuesday Wednesday -of Judge Frank M. Ogden lo hearphad engaged in a drinking brawl. charges of murder, Walter Armour today entered a piea or. guilty to manslaughter and will be sentenced! 1 Friday, Armour was charged with murder In connection with the death of El- As a result of the quarrel the men are declared to nave quarreled ana Armour is said to have jumped on Foster causing injuries from which Foster died at Highland Hospital two days later. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.

17. Although only 15 years old. and tin-, able to speak or write English, Martin H. Feibush is safe in San Francisco following a 7000-mile journey from Berlin. Germany.

He arrived here to be greeted-by his urfele, M. Feibush, exporter, of 112 Market Street. Thirty-six years ago tljp uncle arrived in this city, as a lad of 17, to beeome the ward of another uncle, Aro Feibush. "I want to work hard, and study your language, so I can become an American business man," the youngster said, speaking in his na tive tongue. His uncle, who has adopted him, translated.

am OneDaylk OND(f a 1 fiflQE In Eueryday FOODS Chat Command Without exception, a kitchen cupboard filled with, these low-priced" items will grow more valuable, as the season progresses. (You may buy any portion of a dollar's worth on the same basis.) fZH2333Ui I MM Fancy quality SkHTt QVrp 1 sugar com, Orleans jf $hfpjU I Bacteriologist, John Jordan, of the Oakland city health department, shows Mrs. Reynold F. Olson how the microscope is used to test milk and other foodstuffs for Oakland citizens, Mrs. Olson will be one of the guides for Oakland's city hall open house program next week.

475" a Advises Saving MRS. F. L. BROWN, independent service station operator, Lahaycttc, declares her customers say Hi-Octane and Richlubc tog-ether actually save money in the long run. "Figure it out this way.

One extra valve grind pays a big premium nn Inferior gas, she says. Praises Yale Tires for economy too. (In Piggly Wiggly Stor) Walnut Gold Cake 45c Homemadnjfold layers filled nml frosioc! with a delicious walnut a frosting. A 7-inch sfjuure enkp that will serve 12 genernu portions. Sesame Vienna Bread Loaf 10c Hearth Baked milk bread', topped with Sesame seeds OAKLAND Girl Guides Trained for City Hall Open House Oct.

26 frJTJKj i l'Ml Mil IHhSmCT llaBaKMis5jisSKi5Brfw executive committee. The Easibay murni vacuum pflVKVU LlOrn whole kernel Golden lAr -yJI Bantam 12 01. en The kind Capt. Dobbie of the "Ship -of Joy" tells you about every morning it NBC network. White Star Chicken of the unafmit4) ri Sunset Gold or ma taekO JC rti Quaker, Small pkg.

0C Puritan Straw- 4 rreservesberry ...1 ib. j.rT9c Salad Oil-HhwV 29c RiCCCalifoi-nia 3 lb.15t Marsmallows 5. PkB.5c Butter 22c a Breakfatt Gem. Large tggsu 24c I Yoaemlte. Large 2 9c Lo.lOr Pkg.

FRESH MILK '3 Hour' 9 a. rn. I to 9 p. m. this ad represent the hun- have for you in our store.

save. Ladii net coat SWEATERS Jjadles' fine eoat sweaters In an assortment of desirable colors. 50 Saving in Ladies' SHOES Black or white oxfords, on strap pumps and aandals. Cuban or high heels. .00 Men's Broadcloth SHIRTS Well tailored In the ever populsr collar attnehed style.

Col-nrs: Mur, tun, grppn or- white. to 17. Cellophane wrapped. 59 Ladies' 2-pc. Knit DRESSES Fine two piece knit drosses, consisting of puffed sleeve sweaters and skirts.

50 Full Fashioned SILK HOSE Sheer chiffons on Bervlre weight. Ter-feet quality silk. All new Fell colors. Pises 8'4 to 10. Bias Cut SILK SLIPS lovely quality Killk with flnintlly lace AA trimmed ton snriA I lU boltom.

Rome with I nnrrow ndjnstfthle. JL etrapB. White, pink ana wnite. a to 41. mm a ffftlTTV? HII II L.J Or He Jf oniUc 'j.

cam I 7 Lean Cuts J- lMPgWWiWPi life QtS Dulrylnnd. qnnrt fiiinrta or more, qt SI Peter Pan almon pink kraut Libba auer Na- Rib Chops Lb. Laimb Shoulder Rib Beef Pot Roast Of our regular prima iteer beef. These choice roasts will cook at juicy and tender at the more expensive cuts of meat. An appetizing saving.

Roasts cut any size. When Eastbay citizens visit thet second annual open house at the City Hall on Thursday, October 26, they will be guided -through the various departments by a corps of trained guides. The guides, six young women, members of Athene Sorority, have taken special lessons in City Hall geography and statistics under direction of the various municipal government department, heads and are ready to escort Oaklanders during open house hours from 9 a. m. until the end council meeting that night.

Mra. Reynold F. Olson will be Health Department guide. Preceding the open house day Mrs. Olson is being tutored in Health Department facts by City Dr.

Arthur Hronymous Bacteriologist John Jordan, and laboratory assistant, Ida Fay Brown. The Health Department is only one of the various governpicntal agencies preparing elaborate displays and exhibits for the City Hall open house, according to Mrs. Miles E. Fox, general chairrnan of the Thank You Editor, The Tribune: The California Real Estate Association and its constituent "boards throughout the State deeply appreciate the coopera tion of your valuable publication in making an outstanding optimistic success of our recent State Conven tion at Riverside Mission Inn, CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION, GLENN D. WILLAMAN, State Secretary.

Editor The Tribune By unani mous vote the salesmen who gathered at the Elks Club on Friday night extend to The Tribune their thanks and appreciation for the publicity which you gave to our meeting. We have laid the foundation for permanent organization and hope that, in the days to come, the hun dred of salesmen in the Eastbay dis trict associated together may in some small way" repay your favor. WM. BRADSHAW, Publicity. Experts to Settle S.

F. Garbage Row SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. Unbiased experts on garbage disposal problems are to be called in by Dr. J.

C. Geiger, director of public health, to ehd the dispute between this city and Oakland, as to who is contaminating1 the San Francisco beaches. Oaklahd, through its city engineer, Walter N. Frickstad, has declared that its garbage, which is carried 20 miles out to sea, sinks there and does not return to land. But according to Dr.

Geiger, 90 per cent of the milk bottle tops found among the refuse which fringes the tide line below the Cliff House, bear the labels of Eastbay milk dealers. Dr. Geiger has already expressed the belief that no garbage should be dumped at sea, as, he said, it invariably pollutes the water for bathers and for shell-fish. He recommended that it should all be burned. i 1 It i ill i ft -i 5i League of Women Voter' 'again is sponsoring the open house at which all City Hall employees will be hosts.

Representatives from women's rhibs. service' groups, schools, churches and business associations will assist league members on the reception committee. WW V. II Tl 10 11 "HAD CONSTIPATION SINCE BIRTH OF MY FIRST CHILD" Then Mrs. King Discovered All-Bran We quote from her voluntary letter: "I have suffered from terrible constipation Since the birth of my first child 9 years ago! I have tried everything and nothing had any lasting results.

Very reluctantly I tried your 'All-Bran' with no faith in it at all. Much to my surprise, I have not had to take any medicine since starting to use All-BlUN, 4 months ago." Mrs. Doris ICyre King, 16 Abbey Road, Oxford, England. Laboratory tests show All-Bran contains twd things which overcome constipation: "Bulk" to exercise the intestines; vitamin to help tone the intestinal tract. The "bulk" in All-Bran is much like that of leafy vegetables.

Inside tlfjs body, it forms a soft mass, which gently clearg thjts intestines of wastes. Certainly this la more natural than taking patent medicines often harmful. Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. If not relieved this way, see your doctor. All-Bran also supplies iron for the blood.

At all grocers. In the red-and-green' package. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Select Quality The few items occupying dreds of striking values we Come early tomorrow and, KOTEX The new and improved Kotex. Packed 12 to box.

Hi 100 ladies' Presses Flni! clearance of $1 .00 all higher priced Summer and early Fall dresses. Blues to 60. Hurry! Men' Fine Ribbed UNDERWEAR Gray ribbed ran -dom shirts with Ion sleeve or ankle drawers. All wan tea sizes. 55 Gmt.

Girls' Rayon Crepe DRESSES J5 only! Repular 11.95 values. Oirl dresses In pas hades. atyles. 81x99 "Pequot" SHEETS atinnauy Known a its long wearing 1 I uallty. Hurry I 9wn Limited Sandwich TOASTERS Electric toaster, with 7-lnch cast aluminum grids.

Guaranteed for one ytar. and it's Only has Bird Chops Fresh made LamblPattics Boneless Beef bacon stripped, ready to fry. Ea. For stewing, braizing Lb. Shoulder Lamb Chops Lb.

17c Try and the the will fit I '111" 11 I Tl BBBBH Extra L-7 Nice 13 Bunch a can, use half of it if you are not com- etely satisfied, return unused portion and -full purchase price be refunded. Utah seed, golden yellow variety, famous for its flavor and crispness. It is real tender and juicy. Delicious stuffed with cream cheese or cut up in salads. Bunch this Bird Seed FRENCH'S famous Biscuit Cauliflower h3.

E. 5c 4, U. 9. No. 1 grade al Potatoes trxio Fresh Spinach 3 Crisp Lettuce" 3k AppleS Bellefleur.

IbC food for your bird sod ordinarily you pay 10c for it But it's FREE in every package of FRENCH'S BIRD SEED. Millions of happy, healthy canaries sing the praises of French'. Clean because it is mtr-washtd. Nourishing because It is a mixture of choice, jelected.isbors-tory-tested seeds. Puzzled on what to have for Dinner? Want something new -for Breakfast? then call our Homemakers' Bureau FREE A necessary Bird Seed -QLencourt 1923.

Fire Alarm Ringer Nabbed by Police SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Drumm, 24, of 2601 Twenty-first Street, who police say is a chronic ringer of false fire alarms, is under arrest here today following a fictitious alarm at Twenty-first Street and Potrero Avenue. Policemen Joseph King and John Countryman, who responded to the alarm, saw him running from the scene. They followed him to his home and arrested him when he was found lying in bed, fully clothed. penchs.