Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 12

12 FRIDAY EVENING DafflanD Cribunc APRIL 15, 1921 I Members of the Women and Girl Workers of the Civil War, '62 and '65, various posts of the G. I w.sl I I 11 I 1 STATE EMPLOY EE used to spend weeks at a time in.Bac-ramento. It the bill is put through the custom will ceaae. It is probable that It will be given some suong support as an echo of the king tax bill fight in which a number of State notxempt those graduate students in the professional schools. It 'was argued against the bill that It.

would serve to keep dut of the State a Is mv number of persons who would otl r-wise become valued citizens. employees took part as lobbyists. Senator Frank M. Carr's bill to require non-resident student to pay tuition' at the State university has passed the Senate. It exempts graduate students at Berkeley, but es -m.

vHin uijunwniuiH duficu nuuiii rne nugc jwrai monument unvi'uca wnn juring ceremonies in the City llall Plaza yesterday in commemoration of the death of Abraham Lincoln. V--r llfJlflGlfiLS DEDCATE LINCOLN TRIBUTE WIG ml) 'VEGETABLE PLANTS It CHECKED Bl DON'T NEED A LOT OF GROUND GftOW A HOME SUPPLYA. FEW SQUARE FEET OF GARDEN IS ENOUGH the Civil "War, 61 to '65, yesterday Southern California Delega-tion Plans Revenge for die'' Killing of Lyonl3ill. commemorated the anniversary of PEPPERfPLANTS PLANT NOW A dozen plants are more than enough to 6upply the "Pepper" needs of a family Dozen, only. n.

25 TOMATO PLANTS PLANT NOW FOR KARLV TOMATOES Our plants are strong and In good condition to transplant, The variety we offer is an early bearer. Poxen 20 1 Uncoln 8 death ny unveiling a. noral tribute in the City Hall plaia. on the pot where the organization expects Tomato CELERY PLANTS i. --rill if AX Other Vegetable Plants TO SET OUT NOW CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER KALE ONION PLANTS CHIVES PARSLEY ery.

Calla rosea, peraniums and 11 other California flower covered! the monument, which wae topped by a portrait of Lincoln and by a ban-j rer hearing1 the legend' "We, mourn i the loss of our beloved President, trho died the. nth of April, 1S65." Appropriate ceremonies acoom- p.inied the unveiling. Music was1 furnished by the Firemen's The exercises were conducted in the open air, The program was given under the auspices of the Women and Girl Workers of '61 and '65 1 nd other societies. ARTICHOKE BOOTS -r PLANT NOW Our customers who have a home garden should not fall to order a few artichokes at once. ,10 3 for 23e.

12 for $1 A dozen plants will give you all the celery you want for 'greens and table use. PLANT NOW Dozen, only 'II TRIBUNE BUREAU. SACRAMENTO, April 15 The tabling of Senator Charles Lyon's bill, which would make possible the establishment of fourmore State universities, has raised a storm of protest from the Southern-California delegation, and Is responsible for the beginning of an action directed at lobbying by State employees. Lyon, who la convinced that the bill is hopelessly killed, is seeking to wreak vengeancon Robert Sproul, controller of the University of California, who discovered the in the measure and brought it to the committee's attention. The next move, the southern men say, will be a bill directing State employees to refrain from lobbying in any manner.

It has always been the custom for a representative of the University of California to spend his time at the legislative sessions, as he has been called upon daily to state the university's position regarding various measures. Sproul has done this work before committees and Id the open, and the friends of the university believe that he has been able to give much valuable information. In the old days President Wheeler BERRIES BEDDING PLANTS FERNS- i Pit Kit OPENS CEREMONIES i The dedication ceremonies were opened by a prayer by Jlcv. E. R.

Dille. The Firemen's Band played We have a large assortment on hand Call in and see our stock. Our prices are right. VEGETABLE FLOWER GRASS and FARM SEEDS We aim to carry only the very best of seeds. 'We have a very large aasort-ment, in bulk or packets.

We specialize in cut flowers and designs CHAS. NAVLET CO. "The Star Spangled- Banner" and! other selections. Comrade C. F.

Stemm, past com-j rgander of Fred S. Save! 1. post. G. i A.

R. No. 530 of Wisconsin, a visitor! In Oakland, was one of the speakers. William Holtkamp, president of the 1 Illinois Society, also made a few re- marks. He called attention to the Tact that although Lincoln belonged to the entire country.

Illinois tffok I Lincoln's was present as one of the Oak. 8074 Oakland who took part in the services yeaier 917 Washington San Francisco 423-27 Market Street Kan Jose, Calif. 20 and 23 E. San Fernando Pepper a special pride in mm as it was; Illinois that his boyhood was i pent. i rade Brinkerhoff, Rev.

E. R. Dllle, Fred Mellman- and Comrade A. H. De Groffl.

of Wisconsin. An original poem was read by Fred A. Campbell, and Fred Dletzman played a selection on the drum which he had carried in the Civil War. COCStN OF IJNCOLW PRESENT Mrs. Ella Olney.

736 Fifteenth street, who Is a cousin of Abraham clses, will be In charge o'f the vet-erans of the Spanish-American war. participants in the ceremonies, as was Mrs. A. Glud, who, as "Tom Hunley," served as a drummer "boy" in the Civil War when she was 10 years old. In one engagement in which Mrs.

Glud took 7000 men were killed. Mrs. Anna A. Cannon, 1120 Oak street, was another active participant. Many of the women aay are years ora and over.

Aides In the ceremony were Jean-nette Lott, sergeant; Anita Cong-don, Hattle Clifford, Mae Hallawell, Eva Darling, Mrs. Orcutt, Miss Landers and Henrietta Kuehl. Today will be Colored People'! Day and tomorrow, the third and last day of the commemorative exer- Another feature or tne exercises was song by the Women and Girl Workers of '61 and '66. Brief talks were given by Com- SPECIAL Prices for Friday andaturday A group of cut-price futures, each one of which has a strong money-saving appeal. The special prices quoted for Friday and Saturday only.

Aspirin 49c per 100 A Rexali product the highest quality Aspirin. The price means a great saving. 49c per 1 00, for two days only. asMiiT----w-rnra-Mnr mi tf'rfmtfiF. 'a Chlorate of potash mow twA' jFri CVmjj'0rnX NEUTRALIZES M0UTM AOVwAT CW 1 vij 45c tooth Paste 33c 75c P'k'gY Red Cross Gauze 59c The name is sufficient quality assurance.

The price reduction tells "its own saving story 59c Frjday and Saturday. m-Mew-Bk Sek- A dentifrice that is as well known as The Ow! Drug Stores themselves. It is a Chlorate of Potash paste, which neutralizes the mouth acids that cause tooth decay. Regular 45c tubes Friday and Saturday for 33c. mm 25c Cakes $1.25 Hair Brushes The Hushes' Ideal 98c 17c CNUINI SPANISH CAST1F To be sold at the market price The biggest sale ever held in our china department an entire carload of selected thirds.

There are no small unnecessary pieces in the lot, all are full sized pieces that are used every day. Come in early as the sets won't last long at these prices. There are three patterns, as illustrated the plain white in a fancy shape, fancy Hudson shape with pink floral spray design, and the Republic shape with "stamped gold floral decoration. SOAP Castile Soar made in Spain. denuine a supply of 25c cakes and pay in Lay only I 7c Friday and Saturday.

Vhe best-known hair brush in America the one that has the special bristles set in, a rubber cushion. 98c for Friday and Saturday. 10c Wanous' Shampoo Bags 5c One of the "best sellers" amongst all of the shampoo preparations. 5c means half price. 40c Cocoanui Oil Shampoo 29c Made from the edible quality cocoanut oil and 15c Face Cloths 2 for 19c 34-piece Set white Made from a specially woven fabric and finished, with embroidered edge-f-various colors.

35c Powder Puffs 19c The "Sweetheart" puff the kind you fill with powder. Silk bound edges. properly saponified. Leaves the hair soft and silky 42-piece Set in white 7 .95 in floral patterns It includes 6 teacups and saucers, 6 four-inch fruit dishes. 6 five-inch dessert or bread plates, 6 seven-inch breakfast or service plates, 6 seven-inch soup plates, one open vegetable dish, one medium platter, one table or gravy bowl, one sugar bowl with cover and one creamer.

Fountain Syringes. $1.39 "Comfort" Brand 98c $5.95 in floral patterns This set includes 6 teacups and satlcers, 6 four-inch sauce dishes, 6 bread and butter plates, 6 seven-inch plates, one vegetable dish, one mechum platter, one bowl and one pickle dish. 25c Bottles Rajah Hat Dye Two-quart size, with five-foot tube, having the newest patent cut-off. "Comfort" rubber products are made of fresh, live rubber, and all bags are seamless. 98c is the Friday and Saturday price.

19c 50-piece Set Set Q.95 in White Navy Blue Black Makes old straw hats appear new. It is a dye, not a paint. A brush goes wilh every bottle. Rajah products come from The Owl Drug Co. Laboratory.

1 9c is the Friday and Saturday price: $13.95 in Floral Patterns Thi service includes enough for. 9 peo pie. There are 9 each of dinner plate; 8-piece SeC 12 95 in white $16.95 in Floral Patterns Service for 12 people. There are 12 each of soup plates, teacups and saucers, dinner plates, dessert plates, salad plates, bread and butter plates, and sauce dishes, a medium sized platter and a medium sized vegetable dish. in White $10.95 in Floral Patterns The SO-pirce include 0 tpven-iricii dinner plulea.

6 five-inch plate :6 four-inch bread and butter plates. sever -Inch soup pliUes, 6 four-inch fruit dishes. 6 teacups and Haucers, I medium platter, 1 large platter, 1 open vegetable dish, on covered vi'ei tat le dish, one pickle disli, me Kiii'-'e or gravy bow! and ore tab! howi $1.25 Rubber Gloves 98c They are SEAMLESS. Heavy enough for long service, but light enough for comfort. 90c for two- days only.

dessert plates, bread and butter plate and rruu qisne.o, soup plates, teacups saucers, one l(-imh meat ilih. onl meat dish, two open vegetable dishes, one sauce or gravy bowl, one spoon tray, a sugar bowl with cover and 25c PVg's Cascara Bark 17c Tapestry Writing Paper 4Qf 75c Pound Packages T'iC A hjghrade, linen-finish, folded note paper in full-pound packages, white only. 49c for two days only. Separate Pieces 108-piece Set In White, $16.95. In Floral, $21.95 Full dinner service for 12 peopie 1 2 cit-h of dinner pUes.

salad plates, bread and butter plate, fruit, or sauce dtshae. cereal soup dishes, ami teacup? and one medium -sized vegetable dh. one Intge vegetable dish, one medium-sized platter, one pimier. one gr.ivy or su'e bowl, one covered vegetable ii.h. i.rn; ni-ar bowl with cover, cne creamer, one milk pitcher ami une pickle relish 'ii fi.

Remember that a 9 -piece aluminum set is every BUCK stove sold during April. Six, ounces in an air-tight carton. 25e Flaxseed 1 2 ounces) 1 7c or whole) 25c Sassafras Bark (3 ounces) 9c" Sulphur and Cream of-Tartar Lozenges 50c Boxes 39c The old-time Spring remedy ia "like-caudy tablets. If the sets do not suit you, or if you only wish a few dishes, you may buy them separately and make up your own sets in either plain whife or the floral patterns. Take advantage of this opportunity to get exactly what you want at a very low price.

given absolutely FREE OF CHARGE with See them when you are in Saturday. 49c 75c Beveled Mirrors Alum'num Back I en IE) SA round, fine plate mirror with adjustable -easel back. 49c is the Friday and Saturday price. MeUm QJr aiuww nm C. A.

KTVUT. Tn. Corner 13th and Broadway Corner 14th and auui(toa FHONX OAJU-SJTD SM BEXXXTFT vU TL An.i raoxs BEarrj-ET sim Orders Dewtred Promptly CLAY AT FIFTEENTH.