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SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918. PAGE EIGHT. 10 WHAT REPAIRS i Delicious Canned Vegetables! tllPINI FIE COSTS THE CITY I WEEK March 4 to 9. 100 lbs. Burbank Spuds.

$1.80 Argo Corn Starch, 3 pkgs for. .20 Kream Krisp 30c, 60c, 1.20 Wesson 70c, 1.40 Albers Wheat Flakes, 2 for. .55 Aunt Jemima Pan Cake, 2 for. .25 Cocoa in bulk, per pound. .25 '4 4 4 I I 1 We have them fresh from the cannery, and quote you a few prices: Sauerkraut a can Hominy a can Canned Corn 2 for 25c Canned Tomatoes 2 for 25c Asparagus 15c per can String Beans per can, 2 for 25c Peas 15c per can Spinach 15c per can BIAS CO.

ROUND ROBIN TEA. Mrs. Henry Beal and Mrs. J. A.

Lane were hostesses at the home of Mrs. Beal on River street Thursday. The guests were Mesdames. M. I.

Chamber- 8 lin, C. P. Shultz, Cardinoli, Lydia Bach-elder, F. Knowles, G. W.

Sherman, May The announcement that the fire department boys will hereafter make all ordinary repairs on the motor-driven equipment at the lire-house brings out the interesting information from Fire Chief Tait that the cost of repairs on the fire truck for 1917 amounted to only $39.60. The repairs on the hose wagon for the same period amounted to $6.15. Two additional motor vehicles are now to be taken care of however, the police auto and the ambulance. A new set of four tires was recently purchased for the big truck, costing $400. These tires are guaranteed for live years.

This is the first purchase since the truck was bought five years ago. Good Coffee, bulk, 2 lbs. for. Foster, J. S.

Bowles, B. M. Eisner, .35 .48 .30 Tree Tea, 24c and Guittard's Coffee, 1 lb. can Groceteria as- To Buy in Our C. Bowles, Ada Punccinelli, G.

Brow, Walton, M. Punccinelli, F. E. Sterling, V. A.

Marinl, G. T. Sterrett, H. Black, I. Kent, W.

H. Coats, Ollie Rickey and Miss Twila Shultz and Master Leland Coffeetone .25 surcs you quali Washington Crisp, 4 for White Bear Soap, 11 for Pride of California Soap, 11 for .25 .50 .50 Coats. 4 BOY SOPRANO WILL SING. Sweet Heart Soap 05 Pink Beans, per pound 09 Hoover Crackers, per .16 DANCE AT HACKLE HYALL. A coterie of young high school girls gave a dance at Hackley hall last evening, with Mrs.

Henry Willey, Mrs. Ralph Miller and Mrs. Gayton chaperoning. The hall was decorated with acacia and purple iris. Punch and cake was served between dances.

Miss Kate Ames played for the dance. I 4 IN HONOR OF MRS. MURRAY. Mrs. W.

Preston Bentley entertained most delightfully at an informal afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. A. E. Murray, yesterday at her home on Lincoln street. Mr.

and Mrs. Murray and baby daughter came to Santa Cruz the past week to reside, and have taken a pretty apartment at Piedmont Court. Mr. Murray is the new manager of the Woolworth store. Beautiful carnations and other flowers added to the living room, where the guests knitted and embroidered.

Mrs. Bentley's sister, Mrs. Morgan Lewis, assisted in receiving. Tea was served at 4 o'clock. Those asked to meet Mrs.

Murray were the Mesdames Tom Polk Williams, Morgan Lewis, Ray Macauley, Joseph Riordan, E. T. Brown, T. C. Staffler, Misses Corinne Wood and Ethel Wilder.

PATRIOTIC EXERCISES. An interested number of parents and SANTA WINS The Congregational church will' resume its popular gospel song service tomorrow night. In addition to the song service by the audience, Mr. and Mrs. Mellor will repeat by request the ty and price Ivory Soap 6(4c Rub-No-More Soap Chrystal White Soap 5'2c Clean-easy 4'2C Instant Postum, small 27, large 45c Borax Aid Soap Powder 7c pkg.

6 lb. Kingsford Gloss Starch. floor to your right Cash Store PHONE 102. Bread 12c Primrose Oil Bottle, 45c; gal. can $1.95 Milk 13c Aunt Jemima Pancake 13c Fels Naphtha 6'2c Clover Leaf Soap 6'2c Octagon Soap 6J2c Groceteria on main Flannery's 228 PACIFIC AVENUE.

duet, "In the Garden," the congrega- 0. W. EBERT The C. O. D.

Grocery 232 Pacific Avenue. HERE; LOSES IN tien joining in the refrain. Mr. Mellor will sing "He's a Friend of Mine." The choir will sing, "Lead Us, Fath CAMPBELL PUT OUT er." The quartet will sing Marston's beautiful "I'm a Pilgrim," and Carl Reinke, sweet-voiced boy soprano, a Last night at the high school Santa recent Santa Cruz musical discovery, Cruz won the third interscholastic debate from Mountain View by a score of 3 to 0. Prof, NEWMAN WORLD'S GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT Miss D.

Melsome- and D. McCullom upheld Mountain View on the negative will sing Galilee, Sweet Galilee." Market Williamson Garrett, grocers, fur lish the following quotations on eggs: Extras 30 cents. Firsts 28 cents. Pullets 28 cents. against Miss Elsinore Jensen and R.

Reukema of Santa Cruz for tht affirmative of the question: "Resolved, that California adopt the Unicameral friends attended the Washington-Lin coln entertainment at the Christian Brothers school yesterday afternoon. Why Buy Bread That Is Shipped IntoSantaCruz When you can buy better bread baked fresh here every day? The Chatterton Bakery PRIVATE STUDIO AND RECEPTION ROOMS, 77 WAL. NUT SANTA CRUZ, CAL. In Campbell, however, McPherson The splendid announcement was made that 90 members of the school had Pat Martin and Carroll Trefts, who were upholding Santa Cruz, did not fare so well. The word came that Santa Cruz had lost by a score of 2 to 1.

This, unless Spud Planter joined the Junior Red Cross. The numbers on the program included: "Our Flag We Raise'' Third class "George Washington'' R. Gillen "Only a Volunteer" J. W'alsh, D. Martin, J.

Facelli, E. Imlay, M. Algri, T. Leonard. "A Pretty Good World" ta a Ml Patrick Martin, the dynamic section boss of the Southern Pacific with headquarters at Santa Cruz, has graduated himself out of the track tamping TELEPHONE 282.

119 PACIFIC AVE U. S. Food Administration License No. B. 215831.

class into a full-fledged vegetable gar some change is made, puts Santa Cruz oht of the series in this district. The judges at the high school last evening were R. H. Smith, J. L.

Johnston and A. II. Foster. After the debate a dance was given in honor of the visiting team. Miss Magidson and Miss Prouty proved to be ideal musicians for the dance that was fully enjoyed by all.

A. Haubner, W. Driscoll SPECIAL READING 50c. PROF. CHARLES NEWMAN, A CLAIRVOYANT with power, you to be full judge.

I never fail to reunite the separated, cause speedy and happy marriages, overcome enemies, rivals, lovers' quarrels, evil habits and bad luck of all kinds. I lift you out of your sorrow and trouble and start you on the path of happiness and prosperity. There is no heart so sad or home so dreary that I cannot bring sunshine into it. In fact, no matter what may be your hope, fear or ambition, I do guarantee to tell it all to you before you utter a word to me. Hours, 10 a.

m. to 9 p. daily. Closed Sunday. BEiaiBlISBSBBIBlEEBBGBIIEHtSEZESSSSiiiillBBlBBaaiHIEl Calisthenics by the Junior class.

"Joan of Arc" Loba, K. "Whola-Whola-A'' Primary class den aristocrat. Pat is serving Uncle Sam on the S. P. right-of-way and in the open spaces of the local yard, planting rows upon rows of the homely spud.

BSSEBBBflBBBBlIBEEBaBSBEISBSIEElBBBIIBBBSBBZBBBElBBBB a "Mothers of Sons" C. Crowley, T. Bergin Now, iVIa It's up to you to get the "kiddies "Over There" Intermediate class CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY SEED POTATOES. All the leading varieties. Santa Cruz Produce 40 Water street.

Phone 199. Advt. (4 "The Volunteer" J. Mellott, G. Guido, E.

Loba, J. Bloom, W. Goodman "There's a Long, Long Trail" DOXT MISS THIS, Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley 2835 Sheffield Chi- ver the Top" ta to W. Goodman "Our Emigh, H. Williams Calisthenics by the Intermediate class.

Testimonials All classes tt a Parntt-Ofcarljrrs Notes 8 SantaGruzCountyNaflcnalBank Organized as The Bank of SanU Cru County In 1875. Capital paid U. S. Gold Coin. U.

8. Depository Postal Savings Fund SANTA CRUZ BANK OF SAVINGS AND LOAN. Established in 1S70. Made in our clean, sanitary bakery by experts from white flour and corn, blended in such proportions so as to produce a loaf of jcago, writing your name and ad-; dress ciearly. You will receive in re-Iturn a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Mathar-tic Ta' lets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and slug-jgish bowels.

Palmer Drug Co. Adv. "The Kid has Gone to the Colors'' J. d'Arteney, H. Wenks, G.

Wenks, A. Loba, M. Peterson. Violin selection Prof. McClurg "Star Spangled Banner" and Capital paid U.

S. Gold Coin. ar Bread "America" Intermediate class The high school parent-teacher club met yesterday afternoon and all present were delighted with the exhibition by twenty boys of the physical culture course under the supervision of Mr. Harmon of the high school faculty. The club voted to send their president, Mrs.

Endersby, as delegate to the convention of the second district in San Francisco on April 18. The next meeting will be on the second Friday in Officers- W. T. Jeter, President; William T. Sesnon, Vice-President; Edward Daubenbiss, Cashier; Uriah M.

Thompson, Assistant Cashier. Directors William T. Jeter, William T. Sesnon, Bruce L. Sharpe, Harlie E.

IriRh, William H. Lamb, Francis H. Davis, 8. A. Palmer.

Safe Oftposlt Vault that will merit your approval. AT YOUR GROCER, OF COURSE. Made Only By Walnut Avenue Bakery It's in a Red, White and Blue Wrapper, Always. TEACHERS HELP WIN WAR WASHINGTON, March 2. Thousands of school teachers are laying aside ruler and pen to take up the sword for Uncle Sam.

Miss Lillian Searoni accompanied most all the musical numbers. 4 4 6 Miss Gladys Tuttle and Charles E. McSherry, prominent in the younger set of Watsonville, secured a marriage license this morning. 4 4 Walter Leggett of Palmyra, and Daniel Long of San Francisco are the guests of Jack Aydelotte over the week-end. 4.

4, The parties given by the Archers of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen Phone 274. 13 Walnut Avenue. April, when the club will be entertained by Mrs. William Parsons at 119 Plymouth street. BEBBBBBBBBEBEEEEBBEB8BBBBBEB8EEg3BEaB3BEga8EBEBBgB8BB A service flag unfurled at the Washington office of the National Educational association today contains 756 stars, representing the number of its membership now in the army and navy.

School ma'ms in great numbers have gone forth from the "little red school house" to engage in war work. "DRY" AMENDMENT IS RATIFIED IN TEXAS AUSTIN, March 2. The lower are proving quite popular. 1 he members of the local homestead to the number of twenty-five gathered at the house of the Texas legislature has finally passed the resolution for ratification of the federal prohibition HE ALSO SERVES WHO SAVES In these times of stress it is your patriotic duty to place your money where it may be used to add financial strength to your government. Bank Beposits, thrift stamps, war savings stamps and liberty bonds employ your money for this purpose.

We have stamps and bonds for sale. PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Corner Pacific and Locust. If BACK HURTS USE amendment by a vote of 71 to 29. The home of C. W.

Hocum Friday evening and spent the time most bill now goes to the senate. The following states have ratified SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Water, soap, a dry cloth or duster used on your furniture and woodwork are positively injurious, require much time and labor and are not effeotive. Soap or water gradually destroys the finish or gloss; a dry cloth is harsh and scratchy and simply distributes the dust. A piece of cheese cloth moistened with the federal prohibition amendment for Have your next suit cleaned $1.00. Haslam's.

Phone 78. Mississippi, Virginia, Kentucky, South Eat like less meat if Kidneys feel lead or Bladder bothers. Carolina, North Dakota, Maryland and Montana. Most folks forget that the kidneys. EMPLOYES SHARE IN PROFITS.

like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flushing occasion VENEER LIQUID SALINAS, March 2 The Ford and ally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and Sanborn company, following its co MUST PAY TAXES ON DESTROYED HOMES. HALIFAX, N. March 2. Owners of property in the disaster which swept over an area of two and a half square miles after the explosion of a munitions ship in the harbor here on December 6 must pay taxes on homes which no longer exist, under a ruling by the court of tax appeals. i Replying to petitions for the remis ARGONAUTS' HOTEL all sorts of bladder disorders.

operative jilan begun two years ago, distributed $2452.88 among its employes last evening. An employe must You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney rt. and reubbed over your furniture will remove grease, dust, dirt, stains and all foreign matter, disinfecting and renewing at the same time. It will carry this dust and dirt awa yand flot distribute it, and will leave the surface with the clean, brilliant appearance of newness it had when leaving the factory, (Price 25 and 50 cents.) gion, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, a tablespoonful in a glass of have been with the firm twelve months to share in the profits. Twenty-four employes shared in the division of the above sum.

It, by chance, represents 10 per cent of the salaries of the employes sharing in it. water before breakfast for a few days and your Kidneys win then act fine iilfiiii This famous salts Is made from the sion of taxes, the court held that since the assessments had been levied before the fire, there was no way by which taxpayers could be relieved of liability. acid of grapes and lemon juice, com. DRUG STORE bined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate The first of a series of Saturday night dances will be given Mar. 2, PACIFIC AT WALNUT.

NOTICE MOTERS The law requires a new and complete registration each even year. The last great register is by W. L. Paine at K. of P.

hall, Locust street. Adm. 25c, plus war tax. Advt. William Corsen will not be with Fourth Strcot, iff Market, SAN FRANCISCO BuikanJownedbyTheSoctetrofCalifornia Pionaera 400 Rooms 300 Prlvato Bath Katea $1.00 a day and up Special ratea by the week and to families FREE Auto Buaea Meet All Trains and Steamers them to normal activity.

It also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates? thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts Is harmless; Inexpensive; makes a. delightful effervescent lithia-Water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A we'l-known druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble the Rittenhouse barbershop any more, es he Is' to become the local district cancelled by operation of law except for the purposes of elections held prior to April first of this year' Only those who register this year will be entitled to vote at the coming primary or general election. H.

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