Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

THURSDAY EVENING OAKLAND TRIBUNE OCTOBER 12, 1905 at East Oakland, will confer the first degree Tuesday evening. October 17th. THE WEEK'S GRIST GROUND The Big Freshman Game UNCAS TRIBE, RED MEN. Uncas Tribe. Improved Order of Red Men.

Is full of business these days and there Is always "something doing" on Friday nights In the wigwam at Twelfth and Franklin street Next Friday the J. EES EM AN OUT BY LOCAL LODGES sleep of the 13th sun will be held the first drill of the degree team for this month, all of the members of the team have been notified and will be on hand and a lam delegation of visiting broth IS THE SOLE AGENT IN THIS CITY FOR THE ers is expected to witness the work of Initiations, Drills and Entertain takes place Saturday, on California Field Take a Box of HOFFMAN'S FAMOUS PEANUT CANDY with you and enjoy the afternoon. Salesroom: Albany Hotel 1260 Broadway ments Occupy the Attention of the Organ izations. the team. Wednesday evening a delegation of the brothers of Uncas paid a fraternal visit to several of the Tribes In the hunting grounds of San Francisco, the committee appointed to purchase new costumes for the degree team visited the San Francisco tribes with the delegation and Inspected the costumes of the various teams, the committee state that they will be to report to the tribe at the next regular meeting.

The ways and means committee. Brother Moltke Schaefer, chairman, held an Informal meeting Immediately after located In the Masonic building on Park street, will play the part of the generous LIBERTY CO. U. R. OF P.

At the regular -weekly assembly of host, while the literary and musical Uberty Co, No. 11, U. R. K. of held last Tuesday evening In their ar part will be largely furnished by the members of Albion Lodge.

W. J. mory at College Hall. Twelfth and Hosford will take the chair at 8:15 1 1 clock, to which a free and cordial Invi Harrison streets, an unusually Inter the quenching of the council Are or trie last council of the Tribe, the committee decided to hold a whist tournament and to this end appointed sub-committees with Instructions to prepare immediate arrangements and decide upon a date for the affair, the committee will report at the next meeting of the tribe. Reports tatlon is extended to all eligible for esting and Instructive assembly was enjoyed by all Sir Knights present.

memDersnip. This meetm will be the ioint tribute Owing to the vast amount of Im of the brothers to the memory of the hero of Trafalgar, Lord Nelson, who 100 portant business that was handled. will be received from the. entertainment the regular weekly drill was cut down committee. The attendance committee and several of the sub-commit- years ago secured to England the undls puted title of mistress of the sea.

d. sua mittees will have each a program of events mapped out for the future which will keep things "Whooped up" for the brothers during this coming month. to only thirty minutes, for now that the vacation time for this year Is practically over and It Is very gratifying to view five and six sets of fours drilling under the able command of Capt. A. C.

ParteUo, who Is getting No. 11 in splendid shape for the com ROYAL NEIGHBORS. Golden Gate camp. No. 3928, Royal Neighbors of America, held its regular ing events already scheduled and soon to occur "In the near future.

On next Tuesday evening all Sir Knights are The Clothes of Gentility Poor Clothes rob a man of business and social courage. In either atmosphere he feels and ought to feel ridiculous. Good Clothes give him the bravery of his self-confidence, which of course inspires respect and confidence in others. Don't try to argue around this important fact Select your Clothes with care select those that are unmistakably the habit of a gentleman- and don't mortgage your pride with attire that will not at once proclaim its character. This will lead you to Atterbury Clothes, which never fail to act well their part at any hour of business or social obligation.

Atterbury Syatem label on every garment Atterbury Suits and Overcoats $20 to $60 earnestly requested to be present as something new In the line of tactics Is to be presented and taught, at the same time Liberty No. 11 will welcome WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oakland Camp, No. 94 This camp on the evenings of October 16th and 23d will initiate a class of candidates. The degree teams will assist in the work.

Six applications were received at the last meeting of the camp and nine the- week before, all of which will be initiated at the reception to Head Consul Boak on Wednesday evening. November 29th. This will be one of the big demonstrations in Woodmen circles ever held In the city of Oakland, all the camps of the city taking part, the head consul administering the obligation to at least 150 candidates. Athens Camp This camp will furnish at least twenty candidates for the big initiation when the head consul visits Oaklajad in November. The members of the camp are actively at work under the leadership of Neighbors Taft, Sinclair and Rogers.

Cypress Camp The special visiting committee of this camp will again visit the several camps outside of Oakland to prepare for the great Boak reception to be held In Hayward December 3d. One back Sir Knight Henry R. Flieler. one HANDSOME LONG SUITS, in all of our Sir Knights who has been In New York for the past ten months. 22.50 colors.

Jackets entirely lined with silk Owing to lack of space for drilling It Is expectel that Capt. Partello will LOVELY SUITS made of fancy dress ancy dress weekly session in Pythian Castle Man-day evening. Three candidates were adopted, and an application was received from one other candidate for adoption. Golden Gate camp is making rapid strides onward. The officer drilled before going home and Captain Neighbor McKenzle was sadly missed.

Neighbor "Jim" Hulburt reports the "Hallowe'en's masquerade," to be given In Pythian Castle to be a grand success. Professor Fred Barney, Otis Preston and. Neighbor May B. Adams will be among the musicians. There will be no "sewing bee" this week, as all Interested In the Modern Woodman entertainment and dance to be given In Maccabee Temple, Eleventh and Clay streets, this evening, so the next "sewing bee" will be with our deputy.

Lizzie Hulburt, 963 Clay street, on Wednesday afternoon, October be oblighed to drill the company in double rank formation at the next as goods; all shades. 25.00 sembly. COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, sold anywhere $15. 10.50 A little "something doing" In the near future and matters of lmporance that will interest all members Is the reason why all Sir Knights are Interested. On Wednesday evening, Oct.

4th this company held a special assembly at nunarea ana nrty new members are CLOTH 5.50 BEAUTIFUL ALL-WOOL PAPILLON SKIRTS; new it promised ror that evening, and from present returns received from the camps that number will be greatly increased, as over sventy-flve applications have been 0) TOjc grtertjurp gjsitem Office sad Tailor Shop 1 10-112 Fifth Avenue. New York 1 lft.1 19 Flftk Avmn. Vrlr 11 presented to me several camps to date. IS, and on October 19 the camp Is going fl II 11 which time we were especially favored by having Assistant Judge Advocate Col. George Samuels and Col.

W. Geo. Chaplin Cal. First Regiment, California Brigade present to assist in initiation of four candidates. Let all Sir Knights be at our next assembly.

on "an outing," so be sure and be at camp meeting October 16 and hear about Woodmen Building Association The directors of the association will meet Friday evening and discuss the advisability of preparinjt Dlans for the Wnodmpn It, as a jolly good time Is anticipated. ID. Messager Ma 145 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND TENT. NO 17., Oakland Tent, No. 17, Knights of the Maccabees, held its regular review, Monday evening.

A large number of members and several visiting members were present. Two elected candidates were initiated and knighted as members of the order. After the initiation all other business before the tent was transacted and all present Joined In a game of progressive whist. All active workers of the tent are bending their efforts toward making the eleventh annual ball at Maple Hall, Tues RISE IN THEIR Temple to be erected on the northwest corner of Sixteenth and Jefferson streets. The Woodmen of the city are greatly interested in the project of having a home of their own, there being about 2200 members of the order In Oakland.

General news The degree team of Oakland camp will, on the 30th of this month, entertain its friends at a game of whist at Woodman Hall. The prizes will be of the best and uo to the standard of the team. The Oriental degree will be conferred upon a large class of candidates Monday evening. November 6th, at Woodmen Hall, by Pacific Lodg team of the A. O.

U. W. Woodmen will be out in force to see the fun. The Oakland Thursday Night Whist Club will give a whist party, to conclude with a dance, Thursday evening, October 19th, at Pythian Hall, corner Twelfth and Franklin streets. Good music and fine prizes.

CITIZENS MIGHT TO DESTROY secretary of the castle; H. A. Makinson. M. physical examiner, and V.

H. Whltcomb, State manager. Good music was furnished and everyone reported a day evening, November 7. a grand sue KING'S SONS' LEAGUE. Everything Is now in readiness for the minstrel show and entertainment to be given tomorrow evening by.

the King's Sons' League of East Oakland. The affair will take place In Washington Hall on East Twelfth street. It promises to be one of the most successful efforts of the organization, whloh has an enviable reputation for entertaining. All the members of the league will appear in black face In the minstrel show which will occupy the earlier part of the evening. After that there will be an hour of musical and vaudeville stunts by the talented King's Sons.

Lauriston Fish, past president of the organization, will act in the capacity of interlocutor during the show. The end men are to be Ed Stalter, Walter Dearborn, Rod and Milton Hendrlck-son. The others In the chorus are J. Frickstad, Earl McOord. Stirling Gardiner, C.

Chrlstofferson, Et Keefer, Charlie Goodman, Paul Campbell and cess Fifteen hundred invitations wllllgeneral good time. be Issued. The committee of arrange rapidly as we would like to see him. A number of the Sir Knights visit him frequently and cheer him In his affliction and see that his wants are provided for. The social committee Is making elaborate preparations for a whist tournament which will take place Tuesday evening the 24th Inst.

Handsome prizes consisting of hand-painted china, will be offered. Members are especially requested to come and bring their friends. ments has engaged Joseph McNamara's Union Orchestra to furnish the music. Next Tuesoay evening a large cmss ui new members will be obligated and each member will be at liberty -to Invite their friends to enjoy a social dance, whieh will be given without charge after the business session. to Five Hundred Hen Go at Night Cut Levee That Stop LIVE OAK LODGE, K.

OF P. Wednesday evening Live Oak Lodge No. 17, K. of held its usual interesting session at which time many matters of importance were presented and disposed of. In the near future this lodge will hold an old fashioned social reunion such as are held only by this lodge, and without doubt an unusual pleasant evening is assured to all who attend.

As a committee of arrangements S. JL, Run Sewer Outlet. FOREST A CIRCLE, W. O. W.

Tuesday evening, October 17, at Alca-tras Hall. Seventh and Peralta streets, Foresta Circle, No. 515. W. Q.

will give a whist tournament Valuable prizes have been offered, consisting of nand-painted china, silver, and other valuable prizes, which are oh exhibition at Heeseman's. The neighbors who are In charge of the affair Dr. Minnie Pruitt, Mrs. Maude Hendrick, Mrs. Kate Bloom, Miss Mollie Myers and Mrs.

Maude Davis, The young ladies of the circle who will act as scorers are: May Myrich. Edna Rundell, Christina Odell, Dr. Jane Orr, Kate Dolan, Clara Beers and Lottie Rnnrtfill. Thn vmine ladies of the circle GOLDEN GATE CAMP. Golden Gate Camp, No.

7236. Modern Woodmen of America, will give the first of a series of logging bees at their camp hall, Eleventh and Clay streets, this evening; admission free. A good musical and literary program has been arranged, after which a banquet will be served and dancing will be Indulged in. The neighbors of San Francisco, Richmond and Dimond are expected to be present and everything points to a good sociable time. It is the intention of the camp to" give these logging bees each month, and we cordially invite ail visiting neighbors and Royal Neighbors to meet us on these occasions.

There will be plenty to eat and all we ask is that the neighbors" bring their Reginald Stubs. The tenors are to dress yellow, the basses In green and the end men In red, special costumes WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Oakland Circle No. 266. Women of Woodcraft will enjoya trolley ride and visit to the Circle at San eLandro this evening.

5 The neighbors will take the car at Thirteenth and Franklin streets; at 1: and are looking forward: to the event with pelasure. 0 The Circle Is plannig many enjoyable events for the coming winter and A. Tavlnr a nr oamueis, f. u. Geo, having been made for the occasion.

ft Mar-tin 1 -i The boys are to decorate the hall To make the eVing's enter! with bunting and greens. A friend of tainment a complete success POINT RICHMOND. Oct. 12. Five hundred unknown workmen congregated last night east of the Santa Fe railroad track, and arrived with picks and shovels, marched in a body to the levee thrown across the estjuary below the town sewer outlet and cut a wide It is very gratifying to note the increased attendance at the sessions and next Wednesday under the head nf ennrf described.

This vte matter festered In the hot sun and the stench was something terrific, and the. town of Richmond, which is considered tp.ie most healthful around the bay bid fair to become a place of pestilence and death. It was only when this terrible condition confronted us that these men determine! to save their families from sickness and perhaps death. They cut the dyke for a humane purpose tne gatherings will be one round of of the order something new Is going tot are entertaining their friends with a merriment and pleasure. Many new social dance every Wednesday evening in applications have been promised, and the auditorium at Alcatraz Hall.

The the last few months of the year will ue presented ana an Drotner Knights are cordially Invited to attend. If you miss It you will miss a treat. Let each member attend. breach in the structure, allowing the tide waters of the bay to flow in appetites with them, also their friends iHuies assure mi who aiienu a uuu uuo. pg DUSy One.

and who shall say they did wrong? our meetings, first and third Tuesdays of the month. The tidal prism which for many and families. Golden Gate camp Is steadily growing and at the present time has three hundred and forty members in good standing and several applications on the list. On the last Saturday In the month the neighbors will entertain their friends with a Hallowe'en party. On the first meeting In November the drill team of Valhalla Circle of San Jose will be entertained.

years was wont to flow In and out i-eriajmy nuijouy in from the region below the Richmond The deed is done and it Is now up avenue station, and Into which the I to me canai company to say wnat they will do about It. Personal pros sewer from Nlcholl town and adjoin FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. Oakland Lodge, No. 123, T. F.

held another of its enjoyable open meetings in Maple Hall last Thursday evening. One of the largest crowds that the lodge has yet had on any like occasions was in attendance. The floor was overcrowded for dancing and a number Joined the whist players in the lower hall. President Murdock announced in his usual ing neighborhoods found Its outlet Into the mlgnty deep, which said tidal nrlam was ruthlessly and suddenly de- ABSIT INVIDIA. Abslt Invidla Rebekah lodge had another enjoyoble and profitable meeting at Ben Hur Hall last Tuesday evening, which wound up, as per program, with a social whist tournament, ably engineered by Sister E.

Foster. The prizes on this occasion were both numerous and appropriate. Too many of ojir whist the organization has loaned a quantity of stage scenery which will adorn the platform. In charge of the entertainment Is the following committee Milton Hen-drlckson (chairman), Charlie Goodman, Lauriston Fish, and Walter Dearborn. Miss Louise Campbell, an accomplished musician of Berkeley, has been coaching the singers and Is to playthe accompaniments.

The opening chorus Is to be "Tlie Dmplre State Express." Several of the boys are experts with the "bones" and tamborlnes, which will play a prominent part in the performance. The end men have prepared a large collection of rare Jokes and gags and promise to keep the audience laughing all the time. Each Is to sing a solo during the evening. During the vaudevlllle show there will be a violin solo by J. Anderson of East Oakland, who has been especially engaged for the occasion.

Lauriston Fish' will sing a solo to the tune of Rubensteln's Sprinr Song. The League quartet is on for several selections. Charlie Goodman and E. Keefer are the tenors and Earl McCord and Wal ecutions and a damage suit against the city Is likely. A The1 Point Richmond Canal And Land Company set men at work hls morning filling up the break in the levee and It Is understood at this OAKLAND HIVE NO.

14. A successful whist tournament was given Friday evening by the ladies of Oakland Hive. No, 14, and ten handsomo prizes were distributed among the players. Another tournament is being planned troyefl by a levee constructed bv the AUTOMOBILES RENTED We sell and repair them also. The Wayne automobile agency.

Rent rates per hour. 2 persons, J3; 3 persons. $3.50 4 persons, $4. Also agent Cleveland and Snell bicycles. W.

J. Poole, 870 Twelfth street. ioInt Richmond Canal and Land Vlthout permission from the people, km suddenly and violently restored bv eloquent manner that Oakland Lodge would hold a picnic at Idora Park on for the near future writing that papers are being prepared on the of the city attorney i mob of men at a late hour Tuesday Hht by a deep gash cut in the mid- t( enjoin them from closing the levee Tuesday, October 24. A most delightful I Tomorrow evening, the 13th, the regu-time is promised members and visiting lar monthly guard drill will be held friends, and everything possible will be I and all guards are requested to be pres 14 of the said levee through whlcn tide la again rushing and swishing. done for their comfort and enjoyment.

ent. OASTORIA. Bsantba Kind You Hava Always Bocga Trying with it the accumulated sew- of several weeks. jThe parties who did the work could I be Identified In the darkness, but were under the leadership of a On Friday evening, the 20th, the guards will give an "At Home" in the lodgerooms in the Maccabee Temple. It is desired that all Lady Maccabees remember this date and be present at this time.

The papers were to be served this afternoon. WANTS MONEY BACK. The law firm of Wlndrem Rlcka-baugh served written demand yesterday on the town marshal, clerk and treasurer for the return of the money collected from Antone Peters on cattle Impounded. The amount which Wlndrem Rlekabaugh seek to have refunded Is about $80 and the written tournaments offer prizes frequently perfectly useless to thet winner, but not so here. Every prize had its value, and were mostly donated by the members of the lodge, who never do things by halves.

The following players were the lucky winners: L. Jacobsen, first prize, 149; then E. L. Kenville, 148; E. P.

Baggot and M. Carpenter, 144 each; Mrs. R. S1. Komelty, 142; A.

D. McKlnnee, James Ewing and D. De Barrow, 141 each-Mrs. E. L.

Talbott, W. F. Dade made 140 points each and got what was left, but It was a pleasant affair and there was a happy absence of sneak fiends, who forever howl about sneaks and make one tired. Every one played his or her hand to suit themselves, without any restriction, which finds no place in the law of whist, but some fish will fry that trmlned Individual who gave hla mands In a low voice and every in tne evening a grand ball will be held to which extra admission will be charged. The president also announced- that the annual ball of Oakland Lodge will held on November 16.

At the brief business session held' previous to the open meeting, the names of eleven candidates for membership were read by Secretary Bourne. These will be initiated at to-night's meeting in the usual impressive manner. The new by-laws will also be taken up to-night for final consideration, and it is import-and that the members should turn out in full force. Other business of Importance was obeyed to the letter without LADIES "OF THE G. A.

R. Colonel Jacob Banning circle. No. 43. 71 Work was begun hortly I o'clock and by the time the i reached extreme "heleht a ter Dearborn the basses.

Their final appearance will be to sing "The Old Oaken Bucket," with orglnal variations and accompaniments. The money raised by the show will be used to build or furnish some kind of club house for the young men of East Oakland. There is no such convenience anywhere near the part of re breach had been cut across the Fee. Then they dispersed as qulet- Reasonable Dentists. i demon 1 is merely preliminary to filing a suit for recovery of the same In the Superior Court.

The town attorney claims the town has no right to return the money except by order of the Court. BRIEF LETS. raa they had rome, vanished Into the wm aiso do transactea. arter which a fsht i ARE NOT SORRY. I the town where the league Is located.

social hour will be enjoyed. Next Thursday evening will again be open meeting night and the usual large crowd and good time is assured. Ordinarily the law-abiding people way. Abslt Invldia Intends to give many whist parties In connection with the Sf Richmond would frown on an act The steamer Ascunsion, which sailed from this port Monday evening, was compelled to put back from sea on ac I i BROOKLYN LODGE, F. A.

M. Brooklyn Lodge, No. 225, P. A. lodge work during the coming winter, for every attempt they make in a social enterprise usually calls for more.

each and everyone of this vast armv IVY LODGE, NO. 4, D. OF H. No meeting was held on Monday last on account of all members of Ivy Lodge, Degree of Honor, attending the school of instruction held at San Leandro during the day and evening of Monday last. Much of interest as well as general rou of tollers was regarded as an Angel of Mercy.

More than two months ago Point Richmond Land and Canal Company sent a dredger here and placed a dam or dyke across the es- ARGONAUT TENT. K. count of her boilers springing a leak. The Ascunsion belongs to the Standard Oil fleet of carriers. Ex -Supervisor J.

D. Wig'ntman, who has been In St. Luke's hospital at San Francisco for the past fourteen weeks, suffering from an injury to his spine is home again. He made the trip last At the regular review of Argonaut tine Dusmess was transacted, sister i Ladles- of the G. A.

R-, was organised by Department President Abbie E. Krebs assisted by Helen W. Eustice as secretary, on October 9, at Berkeley, with fourteen members. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Mary Frary, president; Mrs.

Cordelia McJunken, senior vice; Mrs. Ellen Glrard, junior vice; Mrs. Elisabeth Thompson, treasurer; Mrs. Emma Carter, secretary; Mrs. Mary H.

Wallain, chaplain. Past National President, Mrs. Belinda S. Bailey installed the officers. Mrs.

Marion E. Kyle, deputy senior vice, served at conductress. The circle meets at 1625 Le Roy avenue, on Mondays at 2:30 p. m. 'ihe department president presented the circle their charter and a handsome flag.

All argues well for the rapid growth of the circle. WAR VETERANS. A whist party is to be given in Foresters' Hall Thirteenth and Clay streets, this evening, by Company H. Liscum, United Spanish War Veterans for the benefit of the relief fund. The committee having the matter in hand consists of Comrades E.

T. Morrell, Harry Huber and Ralph J. Faneuf. Valuable prizes have been on exhibition at Heeseman's and a large crowd is The Problem of living on a few cents a day and living well is solved by using tent. wo.

33, K. O. T. which was held at Maccabee Temple Tuesday 'evening, a large number of members were present, and took active part in the work. especially on some important questions which came up for discussion.

Not only as president of the next assembly, to be held in Oakland. The members are planning to attend the social entertainment of Silver Star, No. 2, Degree of Honor, at Alden in a body tonight. The red team Rives an elaborate entertainment and dance next Monday evening, October 16. A good program has been prepared and a good time is assured everyone.

without notifying the people of the town as to their purpose. Then they proceeded to rig up a siphon to drain the water remaining In the pond between the Santa Fe railroad and the dyke, thua creating a gigantic cesspool Into which flowed the sewage from two hundred and fifty hotels, dwellings and business houses. The result Is more easily Imagined than was tne attendance large but the mem xnursaay night. While Mr. Wlghtman is not able to get around he can sit up in a chair, and his physician says it Is only a question of time till he will be able to use his lower limbs.

After reaching a certain age a woman begins to make up her mind and a woman begins to make up her face. CALIFORNIA bers are active and willing to help the tent along in its progressive march. Considerable business was disposed of and several propositions for membership were presented and acted upon. Sir Knight Brown is not gaining as PWced What Food. In two mimitM.

W. O. W. DRILL TEAM. On Saturday evening, October 14, the Oakland Circle drill team, W.

O. will give a whist tournament at Woodmen Hall, 521 Twelfth street. The prizes consist of twelve hand-painted china FALL CATARRH. Disease Prevalent Now, but Can be Quickly Cured with Hyomei. A great many people suffer more with catarrh during the fall raontha than at any other season of the year, the changes in weather aeemlng to have a bad affect upon the disease.

Some of the cures made by Ilyomel seem marvelous when one remembers that the patients had suffered from catarrh since childhood and that for yeara they had been unable to get a good nighta sleep, on account of the Containing all the elements necessary to life. All the fibre removed all the body building wheat retained. PACIFIC LODGE, A. O. AJ.

W. The regular weekly meeting of Pacific Lodge, No. 7. takes place this evening In Fraternal Hall, 1156 Washington street, when the two degrees will be conferred on several candidates. Past Grand Master E.

A. Freeman, who has been dangerously ill at his home in Fruitvale, Is somewhat better. His trouble was typhoid-pneumonia, and for a time It looked as though he would not recover. The Oriental degree was conferred In Fraternal Hall last Thursday evening by Pacific degree team, which has been invited to visit Richmond, where about one hundred pilgrims await their coming. BEN HUR COURT, NO.

6. Several of the members of Oakland Court, No. 6, paid the West Oakland Court a visit last Friday evening and received a hearty welcome. Last Monday evening the State organizer gave Court No. 6 an Interesting talk.

Brother Roberts is a wide awake deputy. A meeting of Importance is to be held next Monday evening at the temple, 1060 Broadway. Our extensive practice and time saving methods enables us to do satisfactory dentistry at a more reasonable price than single practitioners can afford to do it. While our work Is equal to the highest class of dentistry, our prices are within the. reach of all.

Ve have ten skilled operators; every one a specialist In dentistry. One fills teeth another extracts teeth, another makes plates, etc. Ve guarantee our work for ten years and are the only ones who dare to do It. Our work Is painless and reasonable. Pxlnten illrer filling fi op Piialeu cement filling! op PainleM gold fillings .75 op Painlet gold crown, ilk Painleu porcelain crowni .50 up Painlew bridge work per tooth J.

50 up Full tei of teeth 4.00 up "Van Vroom root Market, Cor. 6th Open evening! 'til 9 Sondmjr, all day Sin rrancltooi Cal. pieces, on exhibition in Heeseman's win- low. ai Kr'. as delicious Pears' Pears' Soap furnishes1 all the skin needs, except water.

Just how it cleanses, softens and freshens the' delicate skin-fabric, takes longer to ex-, pound than to experience. Use a cake. Sold in every quarter of the globe, OAKLAND LODGE, I. O. G.

T. Tomorrow evening, October 16, Oakland Lodge, No. 162. I. O.

G.T.. will give a basket social in the renovated room of Foresters' Hall. All are welcome. The forty-sixth session of the grand lodge ia being held in Druids' Hall, San Jose. On Tuesday many P.

C. and P. V. received the grand lodge degrees. Reports of the P.

C. W. P. Nethorton; G. S.

J. Mrs. J. H. Robins; grand secretary, A.

La Johnston, and grand treasurer, Volney Taylor, were read. Reception program in the evening at the M. E. Church South. Election of officers today.

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The complete outfit costs but $1.00. extra bottles 50 cents! Compare this mall expense with the fees' charged by specialists. If you cannot obtain Hyomei of your dealer, it will be forwarded by postage paid, on receipt of price. Write today for a free sample bottle arid consultation blank that will entitle you to services of our medical department without charge. The Booth Company.

Hyomei Building. Ithaca, N. T. IVANHOE GROVE, NO. 164, U.

A. O. D. At a regular meeting held Wednesday evening, October IX, the following brothers ware elected to serve for the term commencing November 1, 1905: Noble arch, W. K.

Macpherson; vice arch. Frank McArdle; secretary, H. Bachrach; treasurer, H. B. Ongorth; conductor.

H. Smith; inside guard, H. A. Ongorth; outside guard. J.

W. Biltsie; physician. Dr. M. L.

Emerson; P. N. arch. C. Thrane.

SONS OF ST. GEORGE. Albion Lodge will pay a fraternal visit to Derby nf Ainui tv ROYAL HIGHLANDERS. The Royal Highlanders. California Castle, No.

459, gave its first ball Tuesday evening. The doors of the castle were open to 'a large number of invited guests; the castle hall was decorated In plaids; the guests were greeted at the drawbridge of 'the castle by two fair ladles clad is Highland costume. Dur Victor Cough Cure "to have In the bouse. Easy to take Quick to cure. GET IT AT For children or adults.

BOWMAN'S Does not constipate. made into pudding and blanc mange. la two pound packages. Sealed to protect ha' purity and flavor. All good grocers.

Pacific CreI Association Sea Pranlaas. CelllensU ing the evening a very pleasing talk was 1 rlvMl trr C.lftnTnn Van Tjiv.n day night On this occasion Derby Lodge,.