Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

FRIDAY EVENING amanD oifjunt FEBRUARY 9, 1917. y. Iff11 n'jrfeB CALOMEbBAD Taffeta -Hair Ribbons Pillow Case Tubbings Just 144 pairs of stamped pil FOR THE LIVER 35yd- low case tubbings in all the new and up-to-date designs. Art Firm and.heavy. taffeta ribbons, one a light warp print, the other a stripe in all the.

desirable shades. Specially priced at N'eedlework De second flqp: SPEEDER'S BAD LUCK LOWERS PUNISHMENT Kramm Tells Tale of Woe and Is Let Off With $10 Fine CENTER VI LLE, 9. Hermann Kramm, an automobile repairer of Berkeley, who admitted" a charge of speeding here, has hacLsuch a series of misfortunes lately Justice Saturday is Always Sprin New resses Dose of Nasty CalomeflRakes You Sick and You Lose" a Day's Work. Calomel- salivates! It's mercury. Calomel acts like dynamite on a sluggish liver.

When calomel comes into --ontact with sutir bile it "crashes into Emk. at turn, si I A Revelation and Tliat is Not Exaggeration It, causing cramping and nausea. If you feel biTious, headachy, con 0 AM stipated and all knocked 'out, Just go to your drusgist and get a 60-cent bottle of Liver Tone, which a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker Sale of Boys WashSuits 3 to 8 years old 11 of the-Peace J. CffSJUattos reduced his fine to 10.

Tiramm's ill-luck started some, ago and continued to follow him when he was called to Center-ville on his motor bicycle to repair a broken-down automobile. By the time he had made repairs it was nearly darkv-'fle speeded up in order to reach home before darkness set in and fell foul of a speed cop's trap. When Kramm was brought before Judge Mattos he told show, previous to his arrest, he taad been in the hospital for several months with blood poisoning and how he had lost his job. Eighteen speeders were-fined by Judge Mattos yesterday, the fines collected aggregating $425. GREEK CHURCH MS than nasty calomel and without malting you sick, you just go back and get your money.

If you take calomel today you'll be sick and nauseated tomorrow: besides, it may salivate while if you take Dodson's Liver Tone you will-wake up feeling great, full of ambition and ready for work or play. It's harmless, pleasant and safe to give to children; they it. 69C and 98e We do not remember having seen Dresses that approached them in beauty and worth of design, material and workmanship. mm Boys' Wash Suits of galatea. linon, chambray arid percale In Norfolk, middy and sailor models.

Plain and stripe combinations or solid colors. yi such tempting variety. 30 new. styles for calling or street wear. Materials are taffetas, French PLANNED serges and wool crepes.

New embroidered effects, new girdles, Parisian pouch pockets, straight line effects. Children's Shoes Exceptional Values $1.45 $1.65 $1.85 Sale of Dance and Party Frocks Local Hellenic Residents Plan Meetings to Start Con-. gregation. Efforts toward the hero of a Greek church will be made in the immediate future bv members of the neTVly formed Hellenic community of Special1 Lot of Chiffons, Taffetfis, Crepe de Chine Silk Nets ROBES AND KIMONOS g5 ji More Sunkist Oranges are ripening for you every day in California. Eat these uniformly good oranges freely for their flavor and healthfullness.

Order today. Suumkist Uniformly; Good Oranges California Fruit Grower Excitant $9.89 Wonderful values in Padded Robes, Beacon Blanket Robes and Japanese. Silk Oakland and vicinity, an organization of 300 'individuals. Following formation recently of the organization plans were Immediately laid for obtaining public interest the project. According to officers of the organization, 3000 Greek residents, adults and children, reside Jn Alameda county.

Spiritual advice Is "considered a necessity nnd In answer to that demand, -say prominent members of the local colony, many of the county men.bprship travelB each Sunday to San Francisco, where service is given in the Greek church $1.45 $1.85 $1.45 mm film $1C 45 $10.85 Another rurchu. of over 400 pairs of Hlgh-Grade Shoes for children. Values range according; to Rises. DRESS SHOES and SCHOOL SHOES for BOYS and GIRLS latest styles, perfect fitting foot-form shapes. Sale Saturday, Shoe Second Floor.

A A. Big Sale of Children's Goats Lthere. LAM Coats of novelty mixtures in sev These fairylike Dresses are greatly underpriced. They come in pastel colorings, beautifully trimmed with braid or glittering gold or silver brocade; Plan to see them Saturday. Children's Pinafore Aprons The latest novelty, button, on shoulder.

Gingham, chambray and percale in fancy check, and Inures. eral smart styles. 15c iMiiiiiiiiiiiiaii.t(iii 1 Sizes 6 to llwl "a years. Wonder values. Crepe de Chine Blouses $0:95 Here to Sell at These are of heavy quality crepe de chine in the ney.

spring colors Du Barry Rose, Mandarin Green, Jonquil Yellow, Jade Green, Chinese Blue, Deep Sea Green, Chartreuse, Eminence Purple, Sand, Whit, etc. TubDresses Ages 6 to 14 years 69c to $1.98 Ages 2 to 6 years M0 niiMKiH' jMfc 4 i An offering that you should take advantage of. White Skirts Are the Rage 25c to $1.98 A wonderful assortment of Odd Stock Sample Dresses In the latest up-to-date models and made of high-grade quality ginghams, chamhrny. and percale. Some slightly With the purpose In view of uniting the Greek residents here in a.

body, actively Interested in the establishment of an Oakland church, the Hellenic community was' formed. New members are joining daily, and within a short interval it is expected that the organization will be of extraordinary strength and numbers. Officers of the community are: President, James Papageorge: vice-president, Louis Naftes; treasurer, Nic Luitas; secretary, James M. Lekas; directors, A. Patsaris, N.

Papageorge, S. Piperis, N. I.kcs, C. Paronls, S. Tsaconas, Frank Mlshell and A.

Sacas. Following definite campaign plans, made soon, efforts will be begun for the collection of funds, the building of a structure and the establishment here of a Greek chureti representative. 1 Judges to Pass on Alameda Co, Essays Alameda county school children who have written- essays in the Tourist Association-Oakland TRIBUNE cortest vm know the winners within a few days. Great Interest has been aroused throughout the schools of east bay communities and hundreds of essays on Alameda county advantages have exploited the beauty places and Industrial supremacy of Oakland, Berkeley, Alarieda and other communities close by. The contest closes tonight at midnight.

Essays' already received by Judges show school -children well acquainted with the county in which they reside. Pupils in the high schools as well as in lhoferades are competing. Announcement of the winners "will be made soon. Eight winning essays will be rewarded by the Judges. Veteran Fireman Is If you merely say: "I want the best Si packed a wonderful line of White Pique and white They come with, pockets and belts; some are gathered $1.25 $1.45 $2.25 It 95c butter," you are not always sure of what ni.it voulleret.

dealer for Golden All at Half-Price Kahn's Spring Hats Earrings III State. Mil California Central Entire Stock saiuraay umy -i v.f jr -V I sr -vx-y Stunning New Model $4J5 $7.50 2 Price nee lliMlteSljlft mmMl In these Hats you will be able to any costume however unusual may be its color or color-com-blnntlons. are a world of styles, white, black and all the new color Choose; from gold-plated and Entire stock of Novelty Ear Drops and Knobs at' exactly half marked price. 1 I. (witique novelties.

MainFloor, Kuhn's. Honored at Banquet The retirement qf George L. Yager, vet-ertin fireman, from city service was cele HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for Early Spring Wear We Ask You to Come and See Them Because the Values Are Exceptional a AS ml 1884 1917 For 33 years NONE SUCH Mince Meat has cost you only 12c to 15c a package brated last night at his home, 2804 Adeline street, when a score of old friends dined with him. Those who were present Included Assistant Fire Chief Samuel 'Short, James Dixon, Guy Hamilton, Harry Mulligan, George L. Jager Captain Edward' Healey, WHllam Mc-Glnnls, Lieutenant Robert Duncan, Lieutenant Bdward Joyce, J.

O'Brien, J. Barry, Thomas La Fort, George Wagner Ixtuls Hoffman. Following dinner informal talks were made by those "present. CHILDREN'S WHITE FINE RIBBED COTTON HOSE, made 6fera good quality yarn. Sizes 6 to 9V2.

Per pair. J. BOYS SCHOOL HOSE, of extra wearing quality. Reinforced heels, toes and knees. Sizes 6 to 1 Ol Wz, per pair 1 LZ SLEEVELESS VEST; Swiss ribbed, made of bleached white soft finished cotton.

'1 1 Sizes 36 and 38 WOMEN'S FIBRE BOOT SILK HOSE, properly reinforced in heels and toes. Elastic garter top. 7 1 Sizes Sl2 to 10, WOMEN'S SLEEVELESS VEST. "KAYSER A Swiss plain, or fancy yokes. Sizes 5 and 6, each.

i5C CHILDREN'S KNITTED WAIST, for boys or girls. Sizes 2 to 13 years. Stayed with Ama- gon Elastic Tape. Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose and Tools 10 Lace Boots Rone such Mince Meat Today, with all food-costs high, NONE SUCH still sells, at 12c to 15c a package Same Quality Same Price MERREUUSOULE Syrian N. Y.

In of White Reignskih "More Practical Than Kid" Mad. with fancy "BuUerfly woven in tous light, flexible soles. white covered French This season's most advanced novelty. A limited quantity. Specially Priced 3 Butter, 2 89c Eggs, dozen Till tint I 6 tins, 65c tin, AJ, 10c 6 AN DA I OH OLA Olive Relish 3 Jars, 10c; Jar, 1Bo ALPINE AND 8EQomiLK Special, 3 tins.

27c GUITTARD'6 PURE CHOCOLATE 3-lb. tin, 70c: Lib. tin 26c PURE EXTRACTS Reg. 25c 8peclar, bottle 19c SPERRY'S YELLOW CORNMEAL Special, 10-lb. sack -390 GOODMAM'8 NOODLES, Eastern 3 P9 40c ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER Reo.

45c Special, 1-lb, 39c FLOUR, BEST NORTHERN Large tack Special .....1219 INDIANA CORN Small size, 4 tint RAVfOLAS 6 tint. 70c 2 tint 23c COFFER, K. SPECIAL 99 t1 00 HAMS, FANCY EASTERN Special, lb. 26c BACON, Eastern Special, 39c KNEIPP'S MALT COFFIB Rea. 25c Special, 2 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP Speclsl.

12 bsrt 49,. CHILI MEAT. Deviled 6pecUI, 3 35c APPLES. Orepon SpltienbeVo Bo. S1.70; ig box 90c ORANGES Rote Brand, sweat snd Juicy.

112 to box, 20c, or 2 doi 5e APPLES. Wsttonvllle' Pippins box, 65c GRAPEFRUIT, Sunkltt quality, 63 to Vr box, $1.15, or doi 25C BANANAS, large and ripe Doi. 20c ONIONS, sets or trsntplan'trn Per lb 3oc POTATOES. Burlsnks, good cook. ers- Ibt.

2Ke; SWEET POTATOES Per 5C It's Time Now to Work in Your Garden Get Your Supplies at Kahn's. GARDEN HOES. 40, 60V 70 WEEDING HOE5 45, 50S 80 CULTIVATORS (Warren) $1.15 RAKES (level head) 75t 80tf, 90 RAKES (bow) 'A 80, 90 LAWN RAKES (wire) 75 LAWN RAKES (bamboo) 50 GARDEN SETS. 3 piece. small size $1,40 WATERING' galvanized and japanned i -5 to $1.35 PRUNING SHEARS.

Special. 49 TROWELS l6S 15, 20. 25 SPADES and SPADE FORKS, long handles or handles. Square or' round points $1.00, $1.35 Carden Topi Department, Third Floor. New Things for Men wonderful se-.

"2 a MEN'S NECKWEAR a lection of colors and 4 3 SAVE" MONEY AVOID PAIN 10 Tears' Guarantee with all Work. ILK GOLD CROWN8 $8.0 let of Bridge Wnrk.S3.AO Gold Filling Fillings. dr. p. it.

Stow. BOSTON DENTAL CO. ISO WASHINGTON STREET ssti Wwk itjt 9 to i. Sandai to It a Ski MEN'S I LUSTRE LISLE HOSE with double thread heels and 1 toes, the pair. 10 MEN'S REPP SHIRTS in coat style with French cuffs.

A complete assort- OC ment of colors A "tO 1 L.1 rA 45c Finds a Tenant" MEN'S MUNSINGWEAR CI Cfn CC 1 In all stylss and' all weights. MCBLY furnished Sunny upper flat, ,1 rooms; mod. ronv. adults: phone and water free; lift. 12th nvV From One Day Did It V777: KAHN'S 12 ZZ KAHN'S ZZ,.