Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 40

cundav tioniinio, 0 BOYS JOIN GRANDPAKA MAY TRIUMPH SALE No. 2 May 11th to May 16th 20 off on aU IragBrizVaisb Tomorrow we begin the sixth of our weekly triumph sales have so popular with the tasty dress-eVs of Oakland. Route' Carriers and Newsboys, Headeid by a Drum Corps, Make a Qreat Hit BE a Two thousand handsome lingerie Waists are offered at a sacrifice of one-fifth off the regular marked price. These Waists are our latest importations, freslv4ind-clean, from the best factories arid beautifully made 85c to $15.00 i NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT NOTHING OFF FOR CASH If A oeciffll- Sale I 1 if 7 1. 1 in Fine Tailoring I am overstocked with woolens.

I will make the greateat a acrl flee-ever offered by any tailor, to convert my stock Into cash. Aly quarters arc small I MUST HAVE THE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS SACRIFICE NO. 1 I 1 will make you a suit from any piece of coofls In the house (no restrictions) for $17.60. My cutting; and workmanship will make you a lasting customer. 8ACRIFICE NO.

8 Trousers made to your orda from any pants raoda $3.75 (no restrictions). Now is the -time for us to get acquainted. Uniform pants same price as above. SACRIFICE NO. 8 Several uncalled for suits, while they last, $12X0.

fleirtilar values about $30.00, seme higher, some $17. id, none leas than 125.00 values. Cut and made for people who have not called for same. Uncalled for pants $.73 pair, regular and 17 ralues. Borne snaps la Full Press aa Tuxedo Butts.

Odd Coats and Vests at your own price. Suits and trousers left with me for pressing and remaining on hand over thirty days are sold for charges. Several of these for sale. i NO HIGHER PRICE WILL BE CHARGED WHEN YOU CALL. If you are in need of anything rn my line you do your pockstbook an injuattee If you do net place your order with me.

awsT mawe ucj guiity bays Oil W(B nD Hi One of th most 11 be rill jr anfl recelrad portlona of th CTad parade yesterday vu the robed phaiAnx of 500 cleanly dreaaed. Intelligent, enthusiastic and ps-trtotic boys keeping step to the partial air of drxm corpa. The route carriers and news boya. un-drr the atierrlalon of Circulation Muia-rr H. V.

Parratt. formed la Una at the front of the Tribune bulldlnjr and 4a a gentlemanly and mllltaiy manner paraded the much congested atreeta of Oakland, where lOfl.000 eyea beamed forth wpon these clever lads. Conspicuous banners announcing the great festirttles that will take place la the ahadea and attractive nooka of Idora Park oa Kay IS, whoa Til Hi TRIBUNE will entertain thouaaada of ita patrons, were carried by the boys. This photograph aires the thousands of TRIBUNB roadera a faint Idea of the magnitude of TUB TRIBUNE clrculaUon and the number of homes It enters. The carrier boys were made happy before the procession started by receiving their monthly pay.

which la sold coin amounts to several thousand dollars a month for the carrier boys alone, and many a horns Is made happy when TRIBUNE pay day BEN BEAR MEIN'S TAILOR UPSTAIRS OVER ARCADE BARBER SHOP 465 11th Street 50c arrives. Tot Aire Myitei to go with us today or any day this week for an' automobile ride en the Scenic Boulevard. This Boulevard Is considered to be the finest ARE FINISHED mi automobile road la California and Foothill' Parfs" comprises part of the choicest residence property through which the Boulevard passes. About 1000 lots have been sold la bothill' Park and there remains only a few unsold. These the owners hive authorised us to close out at once, by offering unsually attractive price and terms.

In 1 Local Massive Structures- Now Abput Ready for Occupancy. In the past week "many of the largo new buildings which bars been la course of construction In thla city for the past year have been completed and the tenants are now busily engaged In moving Into their new quarters. The First National Bank Is now moving Into lis new quarters In its big flat-iron building at the gore of San Fablo avenue. Fourteenth street aad Broadway. The bank will have one ot the finest places 1a thla city.

i The First National Bank building Is one of the most Imposing In this city. The offloes are rapidly being filled np with tenants. The basement of the structure has beea arranged so that a largo restaurant can bo established In It. The Oakland Bank of Barings new building at the corner of Twellh street and 'Broadway la also about completed and the offices la It are rapidly flUlnc np. The auarters of the bank are not entirety finished, but It will bo but a short time before everything will be completed.

The new Arcade building- on Baa Pablo avenue at Twentieth street has beea com 6 6 I the atreeta have been macadamised, water pipes and sewers laid and! cement sidewalks now being constructed. If you have ever been fort a tide on this Boulevard you will want to go arara and If you have not been you ought to go. Tou are welcome to the ride whether you buy or not. Call at our office or any of our branch offices) or tele phone and we will call for you. M.

TV r-HNNEY COMPANY 1259 DHOADVAY OAKLAND Branch offices: B. 14th atreet. 141 Park street. Alameda. Marin street.

Valisjo. pleted and the stores and offices are being filled rapidly. The Arcade Hotel, which E. 14th street and High street. 1424 7th street.

West Oakland. Ceo TrlZzzc, CzzCsy. T.ay 17th fcr. Cpsslsla la located la the structure. Is now open for business.

The roof of thla building has been arranged, so that a roof garden can bo established there. This roof garden will be on of the featurea of the structure. The new Tail and Perm oyer building, at the corner of Clay and Fourteenth streets. Is going- up rapidly snd this structure will, within a comparatively short time, be ready for otcupancy. The new building will form the.

nucleus of a large retail district which will be established la that 4- irnStni rarming FARMER LOSC3 $2X9 WHILE RIDING TRAIN mm wno is in uregon looxing ror lands, reports that he was robbed of $3000 on aa Oregon Ballroad and Navigation train between Hermlaton land this city yesterday, lie believes! the money was taken from hint while he PENDLETON, Ore $. Ole 1 1 was asleep. Johnson, ft farmer from Minnesota section of the city..