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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

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Oakland Tribunei
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Oakland, California
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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY; APRIL' 21, 1940 8-A PIONEER HOTEL BUILDING YIELDS WAY TO PROGRESS Many Features BAY EXECUTIVE DIES. AT CAR. WHEEL An apparent heart attack, suffered SACRO-ILIAC that cu arthritis neuritis rheumatism headache. backaches Girl Scouts Aid Refugees Show At Sports 111 1 If- general letdown etf ran while driving his automobile in East Oakland, proved fatal jiesterday for William Miller Holm, 54, cement- corrected by correct, manipulation. These adjustment, make you mechanically, correct, re-' company executive of 1506 Ver sailles Alameda.

J)olls to Scotland, SeroprBooks for Exposition in Final Day; Girl Revolver 'Champ Hope Stars Holm collapsed at the wheel of move thA Itresl his car on Fruitvale Avenue, near causes the pain. The Evacuated Children jsast aeventn btreet. The car careened down the street for a dis ireaimeniB are not painiui: Find out for yourself! Phone-today! Get well! Oakland Girl Scouts are doing tance of 120 feet, jumped the curb thir best to cheer a few of Great and came to a stop-against a hedge rlLISTEN Britain' evacuees. in the front yard of the home of Frank W. Mendoes, 676 Fruitvale Two appearances of Bob Hope, radio and screen comedian; the second round of the tug-of-war championships; some sensational shooting by Gloria Jacobs, world's champion, and the appearance of Monte screen actor, and Chief Sky Eagle and his daughter, Sunbeam, featured the second day of i Tha, girls of Troop 11, ct Sequoia c.mni nt number of dolls to Avenue.

Holm, assistant sales manager for Every Bat. a.m. New type HEALTH LECTURE. Learn FACTS about your the Yosemite-Portland Cement Com pany, was pronounced dead on ar rival at Alameda County Hospital. the seventh annual Sportsmen's Ex position at the Oakland Auditorium Scotland, where they were uted to children evacuated from metropolitan fereas, and the now are making scrapbooks to send abroad.

The dolls were distributed by Mrs. David Ritchie of Leith, founder and director of the Scottish NewhaVen Fisherwomen's Chdir, which is fnmous in Britain for its singing Radio? DR. F.B. TOWER .1 D.C. 3819 Piedmont Avenue PL ympic 4136 When 1924 41st Avenue had 'vacant room, with board, she used want ads, and had a tenant in no time.

yesterday. Hope flew from Los Angeles, attended a reception at the Hotel Oakland, dashed to the Auditdrium for the afternoon show, was escorted to the golf links for a round of golf before dark, held court over dinner at the hotel, appeared at the evening Exposition show and left for Los Angeles again in his chartered of Scottish National songs. She is the mother of Mrs. J. A.

Turner of 9VS3WlHMHFriiSSSSMa plane. DUE TO GASlC HYPERACIDITY- Oakland. A letter of thanks from Mrs. Ritchie to the Girl Scouts told of the attention the dolls attracted, and said: 'Our children here have to be extra entertained, as they live in such exciting times and must have their thoughts taken away from the terrible stories we hear every day." Tedero inflamed, scorched by acids, burmf' with) pain, gnawing appetite, but such panolry paid for gratifying Leading the entertainment from r. fishing and hunting standpoint was the revolver shooting of Miss Jacobs, 17-year-old Woodland High School girl.

Shooting with guns of both 38 and .22 caliber, the girl went What a picture! And so often unntcf to VON'S PINK TABLETS No mag)t about It Just common sense know- through a rjutine of right and left hand, upside down with both hands how ways of relieving such human suffering as Von's Fink Tablets have so ouicklv and with mirrors without missing DISTINCTIVE IMMEOGRAPniniG PROMPT ACCURATE IELEN A. FREEMAN kne target. demonstrated. Call at' our of (lee or Casting outside of the Auditorium and a full stage show will be held being wrecked in the' interests of business progress. The Tenth Street Market will expand on the site of the building.

Although it looks as If th old Vendome Hotel, at Ninth and Washington itrcets, had been hit by a bomb, actually It is QEXuSaf MAIL COUPON FOR JLvyLjf XgQy 8nk Cmwtm If Met Srtitia fJUX this afternoon and evening. i public jjenographeb (hststijgleims SAM FRANCISCO VON Paelfle BnllSlnr. S21 Market Suite 6A4, Dept. O.T. 4-tl, San tneltee, Cel.

PRISONER SEARCHED, Kindly aena me FREE booklet deaerlblnf thl pie home rjua OA treatment ana your inarantee. Telephone rJield 7S3S. WidoW of Admiral Dies in S.F. Hospital Mrs. Harriet S.

Milton, widow of Name- Oakland Landmark Being Razed for MarkeBExpansion 'Address. THREE-FOOT SNAKE FOUND IN POCKET the first commander of the United States Hydrographic Bureau in San Francisco, died last nyhti She was the widovAof RearTn V. JV miral John D. Milton and had been Workmen this' week took brick af th to Tenth. Symon StreeWi Allimnl WnrpliniicA When a person Is arrested, police a patient at St.

Fiancis Hospital. ve the razing contract. Brother ler brick from one of Oakland's old' empty his pockets and seal the con Swan, co-owner of the Sherw est historical landmarks, the old N- "aWA -f She lived at 735 Taylor Street, San Francisco. tents into a property clerks enve the thief of teeth! 10 th W. E.

Whitthorne, said Vendome Hotel, at Ninth and Wash lope before locking him up. market the enla ementf his firm has beon Admiral Milton opened the San ington Streets, being wrecked to per I Mynes Carlo, 68, a laborer, was ar Franeisco hydrographic office in ssary "by the pressure of made ne mit enlargement of the Tenth Street Market. Sale 1887 in the old Merchants Exchange business Auction rested for drunkenness last night by Patrolman Chester S. Holtz at Eighth and Center Streets. Building and saw it grow into one It is thevnarket fifth expansion The razing, which is expected to since 1924.

The new'market will ex- of the most important local Federal be finished in less than a monttmha: institutions. He died in 1931. end over an. area of 90,000 square So, according to regulations, Carlo went to the police station -to be been- a piece-by-piece task becu 'ct. Business is beinR carried on the hotel was almost entirely brick, Survivors include a son, Maxwell C.

Milton, bcoker and yachtsman of searched. Officer -Holtz pulled out of Unclaimed Household Goods Consisting of the type of construction popular in as usual during the work. "This improvement Swan said, of Carlo's pocket a three-foot bull shake. its day. "is in line, with out' general confi The expansion of the market will dence in the downtown Oakland 424 MoDte Vista Avenue, Piedmont, and a daughter, Mrs.

George F. Neal, wife of a naval officer. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Trinity Church, "Where did you get that?" the officer demanded. "Where do you suppose?" the Negro replied.

"He's my trained start as soon as the ground has been cleared. It will give the market a block of frontage on Washington area as oge of the most important business sections of the city." Combat decay, the enemy of eound, healthy' teeth, by having your mouth looked over by a den-tiltt at frequent intervale and the necee-tary repairs made to your teeth. snake, and you had better take good care of him. I want him back in Insurance Head Pianos, Boxg, Barrels, All Kinds of Furniture, Including Rugs, Chesterfields, etc. Thursday, April 25 9:30 a.m.

justas good condition as he is now Mother Asks Court To Return Child Last Rites Tomorrow For Berkeley Resident BERKELEY, April 20. Masonic Will Speak Here whea get out jail. So theNlfnake was sealed in a large A. N. Kemp, former Oaklander Seeking to regain custody of her manila envelope, but instead of go Patricia Ann hUd, 2-montn-oia who Is president of the Pacific services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

tomorrow at the Little Chapel of ing to the property clerk room he went to the city pound. Muting Teeth Mean Lott of Health. Jenkins, Mrs. yn Jenkins, lb Mutual Life Insurance Company, will give two addresses here AveriBe resorted to 842 Fifth "One live bull snake, the property the Flowers for Patrick Gaudie, 72, ings in Ala- habeas corpus prbci of Mynes Carlo," was written on 0 meda Count, erior Court yes- the envelope. He will speak at noon at a meet Berkeley resident for 29 years and former Pullman Company employee in Richmond.

Born in Scotland, Gaudie came to the United StgieS Poundmaster Richard Trotter was Stan- Defendant Is in tilP'Bctignare Bekins Van Storage Co. Corner 22nd and San Pablo Avenue Bill Ford, Auctioneer more surprised than Oliicer Holtz. ing of the Oakland-East Bay. Life Underwriters Association, at the City Club Hotel, and In the evening at a banquet the Sequoyah 1024 14th ley and Cfff ra Stump 'I have had lots of calls to de 48 years ago. He was a member of DR.

PAINLESS lleged to be hold- Street, who stroy snakes, but this is the first time I have ever been asked to keep Kensington Lodgef Masons, Chicago. Surviving are a Widow, Mrs. illegally. Superior ing the chil Country Club. Lizzie Gaudie, and two children.

The banquet Is in honor of the one," he said. "I suppose I will have to appoint a deputy to catch flies to Judge Edward J. Tyrrell issued the writ and made it returnable at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. com- Hugh H.

Gaudie and Mrs. Frank Oakland agency of Kemp's SAY YOJJ SAW IT IN THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE a 'feed him." IM. Adams. pany. "Most people have cavities in their teeth.

Many neglect them, with the result that there i widespread dental distress in the 1 otjik AniiDifm umtf APPRECIATE IT WHEN WH(N ONE DISCOVERS FRIENDS RECOMMEND A REAl'BUY UKE P0HTI WHY SH0UIDNT HE1IT ru it i BECAUSE OF MY MECHANICAL traSnin FRIENDS ARE ALWAYS ASKINfi'ME ABOUT MOTOR CARS ALWAYS RECOMMEND PONTIAC BECAUSE I KNOW IT'S THE BEST BUY. MY FRIEND WAS 100KIN6 FOR A BI6, ROOMY CAR THAT WOULD BE ECONOMICAL TO RUN. WHY SHOULDN'T I TELL HER ABOUT PONTIAC WHEN IT WAS EXACTLY WHAT SHE WANTED 7 HIS FRIENDS IN ON IT TOO C00D THINGS TO ME. THAT'S WHY I ALWAYS LIKE TO RETURN THE FAVOR. READ WHY MANY PONTIAC OWNERS CO OUT OP YHEIR WAT TO SELL CARS FOR US1 TALK TO MOST any motor car owner and he will probably tell you his car is a good one and let it go at that.

But talk to 9 Pontiac owner and chances are you'll find him so tremendously that he will actually go out ofihis way to sell you on the idea of becoming a Pontiac owner too! And why shouldn't Pontiac owners be our best salesmen? Where else, they sayj can You get such a bigar, with all the advantages offly a big car can offer, -that is just as easy to buy and economical to own as a small carp And remember, too, Pontiac is priced right down with the lowest! Delivered at PontiaCTMich. Transportation based on rail rates, state and letcal taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories extra. Prices are subject to change without notice. A General Motors Value. country.

By unrig approved credit at my offices you can have your dental needs served right away. Pay later. Budget your payment by the week, or month. You do not have to pay any interest or carrying charges." DENTAL PLATES WITH UNFADING COLOR permanent form, enduring strength are now possible with improved plastics Which dentists everywhere are using Neglect enlarge the cavities in your teeth. The smallest should be filled immediately.

Otherwise the teeth go on decaying and extractions are necessary. You lose your teeth. Remember you cannot chew your food properly with unsound teeth. Loss of appetite, rheumatic and other conditions of ill-health follow. Call at Dr.

Painless Parker's offices for whatever dental at- tention you require extractions, fillings, inlays, crowns, all kinds of gold and porcelain Work, bridges and plates. Prices stated in advance. The cost is the tame, cash or credit. REPLACE OLD-FASHIONED DENTURES will, thosa whiclnienfisls make from refined materials. You'll enjoy plates that are light, lustrous and easy on the tissues Yoa ran rj jyth time and expente by budgeting the coaf of dentistry with approveicredit.

TINS ST CAR Special Six ioor Touring Sedan, as Illustrated $884 fiPG 1 i i -p- 9 OHE WHOLE YEAR TO PAY 5 "W- In weekly or monthly Installments with approved credit H. PAINLESS PARKER DENTIST TNJS OFFICES IN OAKLAND 128 BROADWAY, cor. 12tht 352 EAST 14TH ST. Telephon GLcncoart 30 IZ Telephone ANdover 0287 four Offices in San Francisco 1028 Market St C. M.

BATEMAN MOTOR SALES -San FaMo Are. and Blako Street, EI Cerrlto, Calif. and MOTORS 231S Oentral Avenae, Alameda --ijRtVERSITY MOTORS 2566 -Teletrapa Berkeley, Calif. JOHN P. SERPA- Walnnt Creek Calif.t EB WELLS CO.

1829 Broadway Oakland. Calk LOCKERBY MOTOR CO. S70 Caatro Street Hayward, Calif. REMMER JORDAN -Arenne and East lltB Street Oakland. Calif.

i McKISSICK MOTOR CO. 77 E. 14U St. San Leandr Calif. Otbfr Otffte In San Jow, 8cranieiito, Stockton.

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