Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 10

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1937 EDWARDS JEWELER, NEW HOME EASTBAY HIKES HIKERS EDWARDS SIS GHEDIT TERMS PIONEER CONCERN TAKES OVER HANDSOME NEW OAKLAND STORE Edwards have always given, will be continued in the new, modern repair department, where every watch will be accorded that same careful, expert attention that Edwards patrons have grown to expect. The re-setting of old Jewels is another Edwards service of great interest, the firm being called upon frequently to re-set jewels sold originally by them, many years earlier. Similarly, gold nuggets from California 49-er days, handled by earlier generations of the Edwards family, are today being turned in to them, along with many other interesting pieces of old gold. STORE HEAD Trail clearing will be featured hv mpmheTs df the Alpine Club next Sunday in Marin. Only one of the five clubs Will walk in the hills of Metropolitan, SIERRA CLUB Redwood Peak in the hills back of Oakland will be the lodestone for inembers of the Sierra Club next Sunday.

Metropolitan Oakland hikers should meet the Key Routes 22nd and Broadway Lake-shore train that leaves San Francisco at 8 a. m. Board train at 22nd and Broadway or as far as Wesley Station off Lakeshore Avenue. The hike will be along Sequoia Park hills to Redwood' Peak for lunch. Herbert Haas and Ruth Wale will lead.

CONTRA COSTA HILLS CLUB Rattlesnake Camp will be visited by the Contra Costa Hills Club next Sunday. Take the 8:15 a. m. Sausalito boat and train to Mill Valley. Walk under direction of leaders: Dan Leary and V.

A. Krys-lak, to Alpine Lodge and meet jmKT xfaaaaHaraal oakLandtdiesta JEWELRY STORT Bacteriologist Foresees End of Epidemic Disease As a complement to the. statewide essay contest being sponsored at present In grammar schools by the California State Dental Society, the Alameda District Dental Society has purchased and made as a permanent gift to the city of Oakland's Bchool department, a series of den tal charts. The essay contest is, being held for the first time this year by the California State Dental Society, having been held here only once before by the American Dental Association. Children in the first and second grades are competing in the contest with and children in the third to eighth grades are writing short stories on dental health.

Prizes will he awarded at the next meeting of the State Dental Society on April 12, according to Dr. Ralph O. Wagner, secretary of the Alameda County Rental' Society. The charts presented the Oakland school department required over three years of study, art work and development of subject matter before their completion. The work on them was done by a group of men sponsored by the American Dental, Association.

VA11 phases of teeth and dentistry are illustrated by colored phonographs and literature simple enough for the comprehension of elementary school children. Teachers and dental hygienists of the Oakland Schools are planning an annual study of the charts in an effort to imprwe the dental standard of the school department. WHY ENDURE ARTHRITIS AfiOKY Genuine RO-MARI (from Great Britain) MAY BRING REAL RELIEF RO-MARI Is i Klentlc formula dtvtl-oped hf phyiicitn in Iceland for theipt-cific relief of AUTWHTU, SCIATICA, NIURfTIt, and Similar Troubles whsn Caussd by Ovsr-W Condition! RO-MARI Is ud rxttnslvely hy the British Medicil profession with excellent results. Now, for the first rime, this re-mirkable prescription II ivtiUblt to sufferers in America. RO-MARI Is compounded espectallvto strike the CAUSE of these peinful ell-ments, thus offerini definite hope of reel relief.

RO-MARI MAY Hilt YH I It heshelped Lfonet lamMrt, fimoui stale end screen stet. Herjrt Wslsola eminent English novelist, end thousands of then In Great Britain sfhd America. If YOU SUrflR-DON'T DIIAYI FwSWtfXaWJmYfcy Farley Pharmacy1, 6511 College Avenue! Meeker Dru Cu BS0O- Grove whitthortt nth and Washtaston; brit's 0fu 8100 Seminary Alameda Miller'e Drug Store; Palo Alto Young's Drug Berkeley Collete Ave. Pharmacy; Richmond Conn Drug CnmDgny. CHARTS GIVEN SCHOOLS -iHr444m4imm3 Watch Repairs Still Reliable Expert watch repairing, a feature of the old-established Edwards Jewelry business for almost 80 years, will be, continued at the firm's new location, 1711 Broadway.

To haVe cleaned and repaired watches for three generations of customers is no mean achievement, and a history of the thousands of fins nIH watches that have keDt time through the years because of the skilled ministrations of Edwards craftsmen, would read like a history of watch-making itself. This dependable service which FINEST Frrr" take a great of our new store One of Metropolitan Oakland's oldest businesses, that A. F. Edwards, jeweler, today had made Its third move in almost 60 years, and is now housed in a fine modern home at 1711 Broadway, with an entrance also on Telegraph Avenue. The move is in with the consistent growth shown by this fine old jewelry business throughout its entire history.

Soundly established on lines laid down by the origitftl Edwards, who in turn inherited all the fine traditions of the ancient jewelers', goldsmiths' and silversmiths' guilds of the early English craftsmen, the business has grown steadily, unostentatiously, with the years. Grandparents of children of Met ropolitan Oakland today, bought their jewelry, watches, silverware, from the original Edwards, Just as the ancient "hall-mark" on good silver was the guarantee of Its sterling worth; so the name "Edwards" was assurance of all that was best in fine jewelry, JEALOUSLY GUARDED "Get it at Edwards" has for years been synonymous with the best, and this same high repute has been jealously guarded through the years, by succeeding generations of the Edwards family. the new' Edwards store, fresh from the hands of the builders, is a worthy temple in which to house the treasures Of this well-known iewelry house. Everything that modern" store designers could de vise has been Incorporated into this store. Floors, walls, fixtures ana fittings, lighting, decorations, all- contribute to make the perfect setting for Edwards' fine stock of jewelry.

Four show windows, latest In de sign, find with the newest type of daylight illumination that gives "perfect daytime" conditions regard less of the weather, display these attractive stocks to best advantage, enabling the prospective customer to see them exactly as they would look on everyday occasions. PROUD OF STORE "We are proud of our new store, as we are proud of our long his tory," A F. Edwards head of the firm since 1921, stated today. "We have been privileged to grow with Oakland largely because we have been able to satisfy our thousands of clients. There has been nothing spectacular about our growth or about oiir methods of doing business.

"This house was founded on the never-failing rock of honest value, fair prices on always giving the customer full value for his money; on truthful representations, truthful advertising' We have striven in the past to have our customers be lieve! Implicitly in us, in our goods, in our business methods. We shall strive in the future, to maintain this reputation. if Moving of the business from its former location at 1227-20 Broadway, where it had been for 36 years, to its new home, was made with but one halt on the way a temporary location at 1422 Broadway, while the new store was being completed. 3 Generations Run Store Here Almost 60 years in Oakland, 17 years prior to that in San Francisco a history that reaches the three-quarter century mark Is the remarkable record of the well-known Jewelry house of A. F.

Edwards, today in its new home at 1711 Broadway. The business was founded in 1862 by R. W. Edwards, pioneer California Jewelry man, and since then, three successive generations of his family have been in charge of it. The original Oakland store was opened in 1870 at 861 Broadway.

In 1901 the first move was made to a location at 1227-29 Broadway, where for 36 years the firm served Considerate credit as practiced by A. F. Edwards Inc. jewelry firm has long made the organization one of the most favored in the Metro- nlltnn Aalrtatlri aT0D The same system of budget arrangements, 30 and 60-day charge accounts or long-term purchase plans will prevail when the new quarters of the business at 1711 Broadway and 1710 Telegraph Aw nue are opened tomorrow. service ana quamy clcome: income weekly, set Later, similar records will be filed for the veteran policemen.

new and refreshing, but our and you may pay out of A. F. Edwards, third generation of the founders of this 58-year-old business, today announces the opening of fine new store at 1711 Broadway and 1712 Telegraph. M. L.

Cohen photo countless thousands of customers In an establishment that had grown to be an Oakland tradition. Early this year A. F. Edwards took a long lease on a building at 1711 Broadway, which was at that tim nothing but an architect's blue moved to temporary quarters at 1422 Broadway, pena ing erection of its new horne. Retaining its grand old tradition of quality and service, the Edwards firm, in quarters second to none in their modernity ana convenience, steps out again to a new record Of service in he growing community of which it is so worthy a part.

SEVENTY-FIVE BUYERS Advprtiser of furniture, 294 Per kins, "could have sold everytning aw lpast a Cozen vo answers from The Tribune. "WELCOME- A. F. EDWARDS" says one oldtimer to another! You, Mr. Edwards, began your business in 1879 ours started 3 years later in 18821 After more than a half century, here We are, next door neighbors! So, WELCOME we're sure you'll like your new surroundings! Ig'n I1 11 1'ni" ffi" tati LKER overnight party.

Thence hike to Rattlesnake Camp. BERKELEY HIKING CLUB Cataract. Gulch will be the objective of the Berkeley Hiking Club next Sunday. Take the 8:15 ar m. Sausalito boat and train to Fairfax.

Hike up Cataract Gulch to Laurel Dell for lunch. Arthur D. Flint and Frank Meraglia will lead. Those not making this trip may meet at the Campanile at 9 a. m.

and arrange their own walk. CALIFORNIA ALPINE.CLUB Trail-clearing day will be observed by the Alpine Club next Sunday. Take the 8:18 a. m. Sausalito boat and train to Mill Valley.

Work will be done on trails designated by the Tamalpais Conservation Club Trails Committee. JfiTZ CLUB i Laurel will be the. destination of the Jotz Club Sunday. Meet at Northwestern ticket office at 8 a. and take 8:45 ausalito ferry and train to Mill Valley.

Hike via Pipe Line to West Point, thence to Laurel Dell. nrOved standard of living. He re viewed thai social revolution mat carried men out of poorly con structed, clay-walled, chlmheyless houses where they lived in single rooms with' 'cattle, 'pigs ahd poultry. The end of these disease-fostering conditions brought a turn to better health for mankind, he, said. TJRBAIf CULTURE jj GROWS "Equally powerful in barring; the course of epidemics," Dr.

Meyer said, "has been the increase of urban over rural culture. The gathering of persons in cities has made community action against disease possible." Dr. Meyer spoke also of his own work in controlling and experimenting with diseases, including diphtheria, tetanus, botulism, typhoid, influenza and psittacosis. The first formal observance of Charter Day will be held on the Log Angeles campus of the University Friday, tslth Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul, president of the institution, installing Dr.

Earle Raymond Hed-rick as vice-president and provost of the southern school. Dr. Hed-rick will be speaker of the day in Los Angeles. SPROUL TO PRESIDE The Berkeley program will begin at 10 clock Tuesday morning in the Greek Theater, with Bishop James E. Freeman of Washington, D.

as speaker. President Sproul will preside, Open house began yesterday on the seven campuses of the Univers ity, to continue until Tuesday eve ninfr. THIS year's constitutes' the largest State-wide observance of Charter Week. The Medical Center in San Fran Cisco will have its part in the week Wednesday with organized tours of laboratories and clinics and lectures and papers on experiments being made at the school. Last night lecture by Dr.

Meyer is considered the highest honor that can be paid a member of the university's faculty, Enlarging School Room Problem RICHMOND, March school authorities today are considering plans for enlarging the seating capacity of the Grant School auditorium without building a balcony. Elmer Freethy, engineer delegated by the Elementary School BOard Of Education to make a survey of the possibility of building a balcony, reported to the hpard yesterday afternoon that the cost would be so great that the project would not be practical. The Dads Club had asked that the auditorium be enlarged or a balcony built as the seating capacity of the auditorium is only 350 while enrollment at the -school is 465. Reports on other possible methods of increasing the seating capacity will be given at the next meeting of the school board. Police Officer to Be Club's Speaker RICHMOND, March 17.

Jack H. Baker of the Oakland Police Department will speak at a traffic safety program of the Richmond 20-30 Club and the Richmond Active Club tomorrow night at Hotel Car-quinez. Baker will speak on "Safety on the Highway." Dr. George A. Boeh-mer, secretary of the Richmond Traffic Safety Council, will be a guest.

George Johnston of the 20-30 Club will be chairman of the program while Clarence Johnson, 20-30 Club president, and Robert Reid, president of the Active Club, will divide honors in presiding. Members of the 20-30 Clubs of Oakland and Berkeley also will attend. eases. Itching usually stops when 'Zemo touches tender and irritated akin, because of It rare ingredients. To comfort the irritation and itching of Ringworm.

Eczema, Pimples and Simple Raahes, always use clean, soothing Zemo. It should be la every home. Insist on genuine Zemo. All druggists'. tOi, $1.

afl I (al i Lm It'i wonderful Use Way aoothlng, cooling Zemo brtnga relief to itch- 1 lag. burning even tat severe ADVBRTISEMEirr APVBRTIgE1Ktt CAN'T PRAISE VAN TAGE ENOUGH! AN EL CERRITO LADY DESCRIBES RELIEF! deal of pleasure, indeed, in announcing the opening which is located in the very heart of the Metro-shrmnlnr, District 17th and Broadway. Our store extends BERKELEY. March 17, Com-. nlpte freedom from epidemic dis eases was prophesied for mankind last nieht by Dr.

Karl F. Meyer, chairman of the department of bacteriology at the University of California. Dr. Meyer, delivering the 24th art- resonrr-h "ItJCkire. W8S heard by 400 persons in "heeler Auriiorium on the Berkeley compus The lecture constituted the first event in Charter Week, commemorating the 69th anniversary of the founding of the university.

The exercisetfSrviil be concluded with the annual Charter Day program Tuesday in the Greek Theater at Berkeley. "Certain infectious diseases have disappeared already," Dr. Meyer said. "It is a matter now of eliminating the rest by raising the general standard of living. This will be brought about in the next few years." SOCIAL REFORM CITED Dr.

Meyer cited social reform and improved living standards as the potential factors in aiding science in the control of plagues and epidemics throughout the civilized world. "Rithnnio nlaeue has always been a disease of primitive said Dr. Meyer, who also is head of the Hooper Foundation of Medical Research. "After the middle of tho 17th rnturv. it receded steadily and surely from Eprope, and atrthe frf ttie iflth century, it 'Was fortratten.

Today Qi known to exist Only Jrf the roost remote parts of Africa, Jjndiaersia unci Thins." Dr. Mever sboke of Bubonic Platriie as one of a number of dis- rfpstroved bv an im- MRS. A. SOUTHWELL, Promt-nent Lady of El Cerrito, Whose Remarkable Statement Telling of Relief VAN-TAGE Gave Her Appears Below. "This Medicine Did Me More Good Than Anything Else I Ever Took," She Says.

seemed like it started giving me relief at once and cleared so much gas and sourness from my stomach that I can eat and not be in misery afterward now. Don't have bad breath anymore. It also flushed my sluggish kidneys and I don't have to rise nights, but can go to bed and get my proper sleep. I cant praise Van-Tag enough after what it did for me and I gladly give you my statement end urge others, who suffer tike I did, to get this Great Mdlcine and take It." Over 30 Ingredients in This Great Compound VXN-TAGB contains over 30 ingredients, including 21 of Nature's Herbs. It acts on bowels, atomach, liver and kidneys, as a carminative, laxative, cholagogue and diuretic and brings forth gas and bloat from stomach, helpa cleanae bowels, awtlats Nature to fluah the kidneys and helps clear away liver bile and poison.

Weak, miserable people daily write us they get such a cleansing and Invigorating from Van-Tage they soon feel like different men and women. Another thing due to the Immense volume In which it ael s. Th-a Price of Van Tsge Is Reasonable. Bo don't hesitate. Get Van-Tage TODAY! A Special Van-Tage Representative, known as The VAN-TAGE Man, Is now at Whitthorne it: Swan's Drug Den 10th anil Washington.

Oakland, dally meeting crowds of people and introducing and explaining this Remarkable Compound. VAN-TAUE is anil also at tapwell, Sullivan ar Furth's Drug en's Normal Pharmacy, and by all Leading Druggists In Oakland. Sao Francisco, and throughout California and Nearby States. from Broadway to Telegraph Avenue, with entrances on bot streets, 1711 Broadway 1710 Telegraph Avenue, YoufwOt find our store same as they have always been the very finest. It haven't a charee account with us by all means open one.

such accounts 1 ohgratulations and Best Wishes 1 in Your New Store Mra. Southwell Says: "1 Suffered 5 Year With a Sour, Gassy Stomach KidneysI Was in Misery All the Time and Tried Many Things Without Benefit- But Now Van-Tage Has Relieved Me and I Can't Praise It Enough!" Widelv-known people, living throughout Oakland and vicinity, art now coming forward daily with Remarkable Statements, publicly praising and endorsing the "Amazing Mixture of Nature's Roota and Herbs and Other Splendid Agents," known as VAN-TAGE, which is now being introduced to crowds daily here in Oakland by a Special Van-Tage Representative, known as The VAN-TAGE Man, at Whitthorne Swan's Drug 10th and Washington. For instance, just a few days ago, Mrs. A. Southwell, of corner El Dorado and San Pablo, El Cerrito, made the following statement about Van-Tage.

What Mrs. Southwell has to, say about Van-Tage is Truly Amazing. Read her statement. Food Soured, Fermented, Turned to Awful Gas ''For the last 5 yeafs I had been a miserable, suffering person," said Mrs. Southwell.

"I had such an upset stomach that everything I ate would sour and ferment in my stomach and I would fill up with loads of gas and always had a bad breath from the sourness and fermentation inside of me. I also had weak, sluggish kidneys which just kept me, in a terrible state of misery. Seemed like they were irritated all the time and I had to get up 4 or 5 times every night due to this sluggjsh kidney action and finally my whole system got into a Bsisoned condition from my inac-ve kidneys and bladder. Now She Can't Praise Van-Tage Enough "Well, that's the condition I was to and I certainly was a discouraged person, for I tried abeut every medicine 1 heard of and never got ny real results from anything. But finally I found Van-Tage and 1 want to say that it has done me more good than all the other medicines I took put together.

And it helped me so quickly! Why, it Just I The Fixtures REFLECTORS in I 0 KUKlS olve Merchandise fPSsJ" Nearer Daylight 1 "7 Color Value. Award i th aawaras qynax reflectors I Cj- Fsjrnlsked by monthly, or monthly, as you desire. DiAMONDS) All sizes, but only one quality the finest. Fotj a diamoAd of the future, look into the past of its seller. WATCHES A complete stock of Hamiltons, Elgins, Walthami and Gruens.

The outstanding names in the watch field, and alt doubly guaranteed by Edwards. SILVERWARE The most extensive Silver Department in the Eastbay both Plated and Sterling. See our Old English Reproductions, exclusive with us in Oakland. MOUNTINGS Always a big item with us. Now a greater stock than ever in platinum, white, or natural gold.

CLOCKS, LEATHER GOODS, TOILETWARE, NOVELTIES We maintain excellent Watch and Jewelry Repair Department AJrEDWARDS Jewelers 1711 BROADWAY Cor. 17 ST. mo TELEGRAPH HlgrttAOAO new ILLUMINATION 1 HI products co. 251 Fhelan Bldg. DO-234t fi Another Jl'fSi Kulchar Installation Edward? New Hctme EriH in Record Timel'y I S.

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