Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

SUNDAY MORNING DaklanB Ctifume APRIL 10, 1921. FORMER PR I FJTER MISS BEER MADE MEDICINE BELLE Damaged Bed Spreads $2.35 JuBt 208 of these honeycomb bed -spreads. Tha init perfections are so shght that they are scarcely noticeable. Camping 1 Blankets $2.50 Dark gray, wool mixed camping blankets for or sleeping porch, use. The kind that Vgive satisfaction and" long wear.

(Contributed h'y Oakland PionevrM No. 37) fred and ms big gami; ftiuiun At the Wm-prlce offered you Sj uhmiM I. A nl.U 4 i. 1 Wtl tzzzznrrvxuze i I -ViriCAGo, April 9. There's a new debutante along" Pharmacopeia Bonfcvard.

It Is Miss Lager Beer, whose popularity is causing uch old medical dowagers as Mesdames Elixir, Sulphur, BromD and Selzer much uneasiness. Hereafter Miss Beer Is expected to enjoy all the deference implied, by nhvslcian's prescriptions that re New Cotton Fabrics Their Crisp Freshness and Bewitching Colorings Presented Mrs. Louise McCuliough. Also Allowed $15,000 For i Legal Fees. tb-Ittsyou would nee of them.

There was one suuirrel that seemed to have a charmed life: for if I sht that beggar it was ten times, so gave him up as a bad Job and did not waste any more shot on him, but stuck a siick in his hole so in case at any time I came around I would not waste any more shot on him. At last I missed him from his usual hole, so some one must have got him. It seemed as if he knew me, for when I would come along, he would chirp and then duck into Sav. -burs! Ik-vou remember Fred Olnejv fir Uncle Fred" as we called hint? He lived' in a little shack about hack of where the Grant school now stands, on Cemetery creek, th present Kichmond boulevard. Well, he was a good old sport, but what yarns he used to tell about the, big game he would shoot In the night time, animals which he said were trying to geUjnto his shack, such as lions and and how he would let them lie until morning but during the night coyotes Here in Great Profusion 1 cently has been- accorded to her old SAX FHAN'CISCO, April -Ed Tr5- win enrtora Mcvunougn, at WasIiGoodls jroi playmate of the barroom.

Miss Kentucky Bourbon. It's going to be hard for the" Beer girl's late playmates. Instead of greeting her of suds," Miss Beer hereafter will be at home only through official channels, physicians' prescriptions, pharmacy and all under dignified pro time a San Francisco printer, ami now head of a Philippine exporting importing house in New York City, has been directed by the su-ureme court to ray $500 a week 1 mm to his wife, Mrs. I-ouise Me- cedure outlined by the United States government. 32-inch Dress Ginghams 25c Yar Pretty- dress ginghams ini an almost- endless-assort- ment of colorful plaids for Spring and Summer wear.

Cullough. pending the outcome or a uit for separation brought by Mrs. McCuliough. The award included 15.000 counsel fees and is said to be OS one of the largest awards made in the courts of New York in severs The internal revenue department, after long consideration, has come to the opinion that malt and hops, even with a bit of a "kick," Is tonic and may be prescribed by physicians as medicine under the Volstead act. Physicians may fut patients oi) a beer program if they are sincere in their professional opinion.

The pro W- 'J cedure, according to proniDition director Ralph W. Stone, will be for the sick man to take his prescription to a pharmacy, which will order his beer-medicine, rather, 'from a brewery and have It delivered at his back-door as In the days of yore. Slot Machine Owner Files $150,000 Suit fU.V FRANCISCO. April' 9. The agitation against the so-called gum-vehding machines resulted today in years.

In court Mrs. McCuliough stated that her husband was fi2 and she -wns ten years his junior. Before her marriage she lived in Los Angles. She -said McCuliough met hor in a dancing school in that city "When she wan 15. They were married in April, 1893.

in -San They had a son, Ronald, who died of, typhoid, fever In San Francisco. BADGKn GAMK CHARGED. Shortly before tha death of her win. Mrs. McCuliough declares her husband attempted to use her in a situation that would compromise another man over whom hp wished to Kitin a business advantage.

On her M-fmorl. Nile declares McCuUough boat and kicked her and poisoned her' son's mind against her This brought about a -temporary separation. tfli other occasions, shs told the court, she learned of McCullough's intrigues with other women. They went to New Tors: Iris In January, 1920, he left her, she On June 7, while. Mrs.

McCuliough was riding in an automobile the Bronx with her 15-year-old daughter, the machine at.ru6k a tree And the child was killed Both of -Mrs. McCullough's legs wTre broken. She stated that McCuliough came back to her whila she was recovering from her injuries, but left her again while she was still in "bed. McCuliough, in an affidavit stated that his the filing of a damage suit for against Chief of Police Daniel O'Brien and three of his captains By -mm his hole. Did you eyer try to shoot one? Welj, don't, but Just save your powder.

Do you remember the trestle on New Broadway that ran from about Nineteenth to Ilobart street, across theJiJ tie creek from Delgrr's, west of Telegraph, for tjie horse cars, which they then called the Mountain View line, and how the ooys on the cars used to "soak" any one drltjng below It? Everyone was a target for them, but people had to drive that way, as there was no driveway on the trestle, and the boys usually had something In their pockets to -throw at' them. Same us ever." Yours truly, B1LLIE. Charles Ooff, Arthur Layne John J. O'Mara. The plaintiff immm illil H.

Stark, representing the automatic counter venders, who says that the firm's business is being Jeopardized: that they have an Investment of $250,000 in the so-called Ideal Gum Machine; have made numerous conr tracts and placed many machines In operation. A 1 would come along and eit them up. so he was never able to show them to us. So, one night we put up a Job on him. Jack Hays, Coffee.

WlUHawkett, Ed Carr and "yours truly" went out to investigate for ourselves, and what did we find? Lots of big game cows, calves and hogs, but nothing We never let Uncle Fred know what we found out about the "big game'' which he claimed he had been shooting, so he kept right on telling his yarns. He was a lo a great user of tobacco, both smoking and chewing. Well, at any time I was looking for. small gamer I would take my gun and walk to about, where Twenty-third and Harrison now is -for at that time we had no open streets then get into the bed of Cemetery creek and follow it up. By the time I got to Uncle Fred's shack, I would have usually from four to eight cotton-tall rabbits, and it was no trick to have a mess of quail, robins, doves or meadow larks when-they were, in" season.

Then sometimes I would go out into the open aftar squirrels: for you remember what a good stew they used to make. If you did not shoot them dead on the spot, however, they would wiggle into their holes and that was 1 4, I ML Blazer Stripe Material 50c Yard The newest skirting material for sports wear In a glad array of bright colors. Width 36 Inches. Excellent, value- at 50t yard. Silk Mixed Tussah 69c Yrd -Attractive silk-mixftd tussah in new and desirable shades dresses, skirt, waiwts: and other wearables.

Width 36 Inches. Lincne Suitings 50c Yd. A 'new Spring assortment of 1 medium round thread linene-, suitings in popular, plain solid Kimono Crepes 39c Yd. Serviceable kimono crepe material In a wide range of fancy flowered effects for kimonos and house dresses. Japanese Crepe 45c Yd.

A complete line of solid colors as well as striped patterns in popular Japanese crepe. Extra good value at 45 yard. Linen Suitings $1.75 Yd. Extra quality fine linen suitings in plain solid colors for Spring and Summer waists, dresses and skirts. Width S6 inches.

Lingerie Crepe 39c d. Popular lingerie was ln: crepe in pink, brue and white grounds, with neat, small fancy figures. Always launders nicely. Excellent value at 39 yard. Longcloth $1.98 Piece Fine quality, chamois finish long cloth for Vomen's and children's serviceable underwear.

Width 36 inches. Ten yards to the piece at $1.98. Duretta Cloth 35c Yd. The popular white cotton suiting for dresses, skirts, middies and children's wear. Width 36 inches.

Novelty Voiles 85c Yd. New arrivals in smart novelty voiles for Spring and Summer. High quality materials in an almost endless assortment of pleasing patterns and colorings. Silk Stripe Voiles $1.50 Yard Entirely new ideas in smart, high -class silk-stripe novelty voiles. Attractive patterns and colorings for waists, dresses and other wcariuUc.

Dress Ginghams 19c Yd. 1 quality American dress ginghams in a large array of fancy plaids and checks. Width 27 inches. Only 10() pieces at lf)i yard. GOOD HEALTH BEGINS WITH PERFECT TEETH a' wife was verv temperamental.

AUTO IS RKKCSED McCuliough cited, among other instances, a time when, he declared, he desired to use their automobile to take Governor General Harrison and -Manuel Quezon, president of i the J'hilippine senate and chairman of the Hecial oommisKion to the United to dinner. His wife on Excellent value at Sot yd- 32-inch Plaid Ginghams 39c Yard Fine quality, durable plaid ginghams, in neat patterns and pleasing color combinations. Extremely good value at' 39 Zephyr Ginghams 75c Yard Thirty two inch' Zephyr 1 ginghams, in a wide range of fancy plaids for modish and serviceable dresses and blouses. 32-inch Peggy Cloth 25c Yard Novel Peggy cloth in a wide array of fancy stripe and check patterns as well as plain effects. Width 3Z inches.

Madras Shirtings 75c yd. A choice assortment i of high-class novelty fibre-silk 1 1 stripe madras shirtings in neat colored stripe patterns. An Ideal fabric for. smart shirts, waists or pajamas. Imported Organdies $1.25 Yard A complete line of new-imported organdies In all of the newest and most wanted plain solid Width 45 Inches.

Silk-Mixed Lingerie Cloth 85c Yard A new line of pretty silk-mixed lingerie cloth, In neat, small self-colored figures. All popular shades are pre sented. Width 36- Inches. Excellent value at 85 yd- Solid Color Voiles' 75c Yard Plain, solid color voiles in pleasing new shades for refreshing Spring Summer wear. Even -threaded quality in the 40-inch Novelty Voiles $1 Yd.

Extra fine quality novelty voiles in an almost endless array of fancy flower and figured effects. Width 38 Inches. Fancy -Figured Dimities 60c Yard Absolutely new fancy figured wash dioiitiea. with small conventional and flower designs. Especially suited for children's wearables.

Width 36 inches. 36-in. Percales 29c Yd. Fine quality American percales in neat colored stripe patterns or novelty figured effects, on light and' dark backgrounds. Romper Cloth 3Yard Serviceable romper cloth In a wide array of pleasing patterns and colors for children's r.

Width -32 inches. Tody, There Is No Need of Anyone Having Decayed or Defective Teeth -f ''Most people do not have to consult a mirror to learn' whether their teeth are neglected or not. Conscientious per-1 sons rather shamefully admit this evil, but for some unaccount-i able reason, they do not even then give their teeth proper at-J tention," says Dr. It. C.

Anderson, well-knpwn dentist with I local offices at 1225 Broadway "The great lesson that you must learn NOW is that you must take care of your teeth if you covet godll health. "The teeth are -Altai guuriiins -r just that much more 'punishment your whole digestive yon In the end. VHuiniff 7 that Occasion forced him to take them in a taxicab, he said. i 1 Miirty of the allegations made by h.s -nife were denied by MeCullottgh. i A friend of his, W.

Morgan Shustcr. who was at time the American adviser for. the Persian gov-? declared that McCuliough 1 had been missed in various' ways iv bis wife. Mc( 'oiloHgh said that in his! otingcr day, her husband was a lrintt-r in She pays following war and the occupation us "tins i'hiiippinrs. government I iirmllng contract which MoCullouvth had obtained was rxjnded to the I Vhlilpplnes and McCuliough went there to live, fk- married life with McCVwiptigh happy, xhe-said, until Mufti I-! MAC MILLAN'S SHIP FOR ARCTIC TRIP LAUNCHED BOOTH "BAY, April 9.The schooner Itowiloin, liuili to carry Donald II.

Mac Mi I lan, the explorer, on his r.fxt Arctic voyage, starting in July, was launched at noun Unlay from the shipyard of iiodb'edcn Brothers here. ship's hull in with nothing to which Icr chji clins. Under sufficient pressure from the floes the Br-wdnln t.hould lift out of the water anil be carried along with the pack, and safety, when ihe pre.shiue den-. I ir.l.i t.v ir A.ierv,, "There ia no need to fear -those cluys. because dentistry is i siit'e and tiii.i;)le..

and wlt'u flm use i 13011 have goed teeth with which to then i of the X-ltay It 'idiogrAph, which Is: properly enow what you lv nil foremost dental' einplove.l men, Ihei a no possibility of mis-! Captivating New Frocks Lowered in Price to Quick Selling the salha la fluid that' comes fror.i glands in the month to aid in digesting food 1 does not become thor- "In this office we use the X-Kay MacAlillBii was chief ticuienuut- oijily mixed with cliKstiM- fluids ia everv catc to determine Ihe exact of the ami therefore I condition of the p.i:lent'u teeth be-proper Ulger! ion' cannot he time- fore commencing -work upon tioued. Much more imi-ortaiit lhn. le-trn from the X-Kay pietiircM xactly what is 'wrong and toijv riimmoncetl telling her about ills r.ffairs with other women. When j.lif rrmonstrated with him for stay-'1 jr. 3 away from home tmtil ntorninK.

ft vers 1 times a week, she says in-iii-1 her he had a right i'i iK': his ma lift' 'in' own r. I'f lliese intrigues with whichshe ttaied -csi-rying on in Manila in ll0'i, ''-1o l.it-iitenant Peary. The party will besidea iJr, MacMillati of mi t-nglnct-r, three scientists and a cook, -all. of horn will lp carefully ttdected. 1 "Left -home- again "Yep." answered L'ncle fall i I "What's tiic trouble thia "i 'arele-KM housekpeping.

Hired girl! "ii ail the yeast cakes making bread." i AND our1 health than we the proper tli--lion of wli-it we eat' therefore the of faithful "If your teeth are ilcciviug or defective, you should immediately Tnive thein taken of by a kodiI dentist." Dr. A 'iilerson. tluy you w.iit or prit.it. off laeans wliaH. sln.iild be done to eorrec-t It.

This uXtelli'ient tUcthod of operation i is oiijr one of the many feitures of; palAtless dentistry ns it is performed in this estnhlishmetit. You can com? i lure confident of satisfactory re- suits, moderate prices and expert U'l. mans hi Advertisement. Fancy Wash Voiles 50c Yard A large assortment of fancy patterns and attractive colorings, In fancy wash voiles. Width 38 inches.

Extremelv good value at roc sard. vem to i'aris In rest. 1 1U ANT WOULD HETl'KV t'-iif. Mid that, as fouii as the McCullough's escaiKidcs wore v. hen iht y' secnied to involve t.t Iyer, be would come -back tit Hit'i hr At such iim-js; r.e hf would make disgric-ful and promise Hi chatme i in such sh-f iiul.

uii Would stat i over airuin. Refreshing new models ia delightful spiinglinie frocks of tricotine, filk taffeta, satin or Canton crep-e materials trimmed in various effective ways with ribbons, embroidery and often some dainty bit" of lace." All ofhe season's most popular Coats and 'Wraps of Varied Styles THEM ALL BUT ONE! And He Haa Too Much Rich Red Blood For Me t-iiv iu it ii.i;. was miuii uu nv.l-!. i. a and in Oilier She i I-'s Si anish.

fit-rman and fc-im siicialiy i-rominent in the 1U? the eoloiiy in liie I.I lids win and her husband ia $3400 ys of iron-starvation don't let him get you keep plenty of iron in your blood. Story Tellers' League Will Hold Meeting Sniart coats and 'wraps in polo and sports' Models us well as' full length nil new and all for Spring. Favored materials in pleasing shades-and trimming effects. An assortment that is complete vnough to offer opportunity fr selection to nicet every preferences, (inly the inert materials hnve been used in making these modish garments, nnd our word to you is that values, are trustworthy. I fKY Perfect Fitting Corsets The "hang" of that new gown depends a good deal on how well your corsets fit.

The best effects are obtained 'over the form correctly corseted. There isn't the least doubt about our' furnishing you with the correct corset! With the many models of BON TON and ROYAL WORCESTER there is a style for every type of figure at most any price you wish to pay. These corsets are perfect fitting and give to the figure a contour of gracefulness and youth. pril l.ea Iook the watery biootled crtures in this sih him tlicv sie trying to get away from tiienienMlessvaruptro of iron-starvation v-'liich holds them tight by a stout, rrta I onUlhcj" can'not see. Their lick of DODILY AND MF.V- S'ory 'I'.

'a Of ja iu pha iva in which ii is iv.s d' ai.njr u)i -Jminunity would i a da ik u.o;, TI. Vit.Oil; titer inabirity to do a re' r. i AtS.U I work ithout bcini all faRircd 4fivr JsBJfv and 1 ia 1- Attractive Plaid Sports Skirts $14.95 $17.50 $32.50 woiVI plaid pports skirts in pleated or Plain models re at. (heir bid LACK OK V' JS- nd the WH.I, l'OWKK to battle LA 1 -t Ark s-imst obstacles, their frequent head-' i. -Vu liHi-kache.

irrilak.liu IV 1 1 lV IV V. i I'i vv isas na coloring. ixcciieiu tumr s. SIT.oO and ad f- hr ino-t-i bv lack of inm in the blond Over 3900 pairs of Women's and Misses' of the i Blood Ruins the. Health of Thousands toes for Summer hem nii'-thins; is wrong HUT ilU IX) NOT KNOW WHAT.

They all envy the stronjr, keen, red 1 man with pleutr of iron in bi I who. in spite of "hard times" or thcroosUrle" has the "dominant force: "will power." physical and mental s-trenifth to cnshlo him to CO OUT AND WIN" and IUUNi; HOME THK "I AMI" thry tuR in Vain to h-ras. tha hoiuis that bhl them f.t Extermination War Waged On Sea Lions 'ASTOMIA, pi ii ir.nit,.,j 1 'ress, Thai alonrf rut-Oregon coast cat a erenter n.jmiM a.f (i ariii I ha open art i- all the Himbii oi-eratinK on reai-n it r'. is ti assertion of Cari r. secretary of th -itate i 1 'vjiiuui'slun.

'1 tJiaTtlo- SOOO sea -Hons the 1 4 l.r.titi.i.iiH'i -ursds of salmon 'iaring the 1 at S3 )Q pair nf KitrK orade Fow sliocs Brouped at one price. you not stojj; or von owe it tj) rank the tsfj See how Hntc Toil cr.ii- workf or 'Km tr vou can walk "min(r tired. Nest take twb fivr-frrain j.bh ts of onlinarv Nunated Iron three tunes per t.sy after meal for two weeks. Then test your scam and sec how much you have gain-d. Thousands of nervous, rundown men and r' were" weak and ailinK all the while, hai-e incrr-aW their atrenirth and en-ouran -o in to weeks' tune in many insUticcs, by ifx.

4A Included are pumps, oxfords Colonials and. ribbon ties. I he leathers include white kid. black kid. patent and white reignskin.

High and lofv heel models in the lot. Buy more than one pair at this low price. Boys' and "Girls' Tennis Oxfords 79c pair f.lifik or white tennis oxfords in all sizes for hoys and girls. Ks-cellcnt value at 74)f l.i Women's Boudoir Slippers 1 .49 pair over 1000 pairs of these durable leather boudoir slippers in red. pink, blue 'and brown.

with hand turned noles and trimmed Whick Man in This Picture it YOU? A Complete Showing of Reed urniture at prices that are considerably less than one would ordinarily expect In Kahn's recently establwhed department for Reed those who admire thisdelighliuLityle.oL attractive furniture will find a wide assortment here to meet the requirements of nearly vefy purpose for which it can be used. Ti. 1. I 1 I I I t.it..a iiic faid "This is mote, than iil iMrt combined i r.am i(-rii William lmffr has encriced tin sion to wa-'e earn-, 1 for evierniliii, the sea Dance Hall Does Shjimmy in Storm By I'ntverxal Service At i in shimmy-' dance was dem- ifiiitrnied'bere rrcentlj when a tor-! jj4-1o struck Dcrsey. dance hal' iowded with uancers, WaK lifted! U.dily from trouiid, luiiiiK the i of w.rvuijr of rcfrch-! and deposited six.

fvtldi-' i.i.o cxperfairnt. Over 4 ooo.iki prople ennuaHy are m-rUXATI-B IKON. It wtil not the. teeth nor disturb the stom-rh. 1 our money will be refunded by le manufacturers you do not obtain Uisfactory Beware of nlv i.itutc.

on havisF organic iron NUXATKD lllON. Look for N. I. on every iet. At all druggists.

a tk nipbr of lron-trvtion or ARE YOU one of tha Door unfortumaia n.r. with pompons. HIT- -Women srvqds sons wfco have been caught by thU merciles! human beItb-if the Utter, NUX- i caj raun will help act yoa free and make yoa strotif, bestthy, robaat. aaccettful mail. for Sports Wear $1.95 pair White canvns sports pinnps and oxfords with rubber wdes and The pumps have Junior low heels and the oxtoras nam iu spirts injuring tilr per- i I tA -fTMr miii ni mi ii.