Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 17

FUDAY EVENING A i. 4 D. Wlllnon, Henrietta Wolforrf, Dorothy Writrht. LEAVES OPVA BS ENCE. Hodwell, Cora l'aln Mc Nwby, Roy t.

XlehVs, l'ar-fn. I. H. p. rlette Roiimfifiiicro, .1.

C. J. statterd, son. Plans Are Made For Social Dance social dance will be Kiven by Company N. L.

C. at Maple hall, Fourteenth and Webster streets, this evening. The com- EversticI: Stictbii Plates' Willi )chooL Sites Selected: "79 New. TeacKers CKoscn Kay, Klennor Still, Florence Cox EXTENSION OF LEAVES Ol ABSENCE. 4 Trubyte Tth $15 nett Cleale, Edith Coffer, Chariot Collins, Florence M.

Cox, Cordelia Dare, Mary Day, Helen Fell, JHor-enco Fontes, Luclle 'Vl Calllon, KJlth Olbbs, Irene Cunn, Naamah L. Gregory, Feda, M. Harrison, Basel Hart, Mlldrel Hessian, Marie Hig-gins, Klizabptli Hoyt. Sarah L. Mathews, Uiiidii Fox Martin, Kliza-heth McKie, Mary Mildred Nor, May Norton, rt.

D. Quental, Mary I'eck, Anna I.ee Ferdun, Alma Frloe, Sadye Kpthholz, Ethel Salt, Alfred Sarzin, Klizabeth Slattery, Flora Sollendor, Eleanor Still Mln-nette P. Taylor, Klizabeth Thompson. Bernlce Tuckett, Ethel Wall, Hzactte Ward, Kthel AVerncr. Ella mittee has been pledged the support of the young ladies' molalities of Sacred Heart and St.

Francis de Sales parishes and many members of the Y. M. I. and Y. L.

I. will attend. Chrlssey's orchestra has. been ensraeed to nl.iv mmmiiiso Commons Ratifies Conference Peels XONDCTS. July 7.

The bill f.c- fying the conferem- treaties wai passed on socoivl read ing by the House of Commons th! afternoon. Its final passage 13 ti-pertd noon. To June 30, 192,1 Aurora C. Bet-tencourt, Louise M. Hepburn, Leora Houghton, Helen Roeth.

To end of first semester, 1022-23 Alice darken. Gertrude Livingston. RESIGNATIONS. Kathertne W. Adklrson, Helen Beecher Oeorge W.

Clark, Laura Destruel, Blanche 11. Frost, Elizabeth Otvt, Robert J. Hopkins, Ethel M. Jones, Helen Lmson, Ktliel jic. PinaM, Kffie McDowell.

r. No tetter plate tan be had at any price. Thfi plate guaranteed to remain in position at timet. The Mnall eup-Iike tuction ire entirely my own method. Retotemberj Tro byte Teeth- are lifelike In appear, ance in? restore the natural expression.

fncludes: Serceant William V. Bupreia and' L. v. Cnmhpt Prii. the teachers, however, were voted In.

The following are the elections, leaves of absence and accepted resignations' on the teaching staff: ELECTED. High School Harry Perkson, Marjorle Bodwell, H. Jfc Clemons, Kuth Corrlgan, Ray Cramer, Frances Kby, W. J. Freeling, Fmma Oroene, Grace Gantt, H.

W. Hansen, Walter F. Hansen, Tt. D. McCarthy, Lillian Moore, H.

B. Polgon, J. Fred Rau, W. H. Rew, Elena Rice, C.

A Tem-pleton, Pauline Warner. Junior Hlh -Alf rati ilndftriinn. C. O. A.

Silya, A. Souza. PARK SHOE CO'S; 1 SALE CfcUlYJLlVUJJL L. R. Bronsoiu Constance Edmunda.

Board of Education last night elected seventy-nlue new teachers for the coming school term, granted leaves oX absences, accepted resignations, authorized the district attorney to purchase" a site for the Crocker Highlands school, and tentatively selected the Daniel Best property la San Leandro. as. the site for the new Junior high school in' that city. The Best property is at East Fourteenth and Poralta streets and comprises 9.5 acres. The price is' $40,000 plus taxes, and five years In which to pay it.

The option 6h the land expires July 15, A. Jeffrey, clerk of the San Lea'ndro Board of Educatfon, appeared, before th'6 Oakland board with several suggested sites. The Oakland fcoard, at its recent visit to San Leandro, left with the latter city the matter Of securing options on desirable sites and intimated that the San Leandro suggestions would be accepted. SUBMITS FOLK SITES. AfiM fho Snn T.AartAtArf Hi v.

KUllan, R. Ktlllan. M. Rose, J. McKenna, V.

McKenna, A. A. Farrell and J. Carr. pa'ptaln A.

J. Silva anj Lieutenant A. J. Callerl are also assisting. Private Mclnnls is chairman 6f the committee.

YEOMEN CLOSE DRIVE. Oakland Homestead, No. 839, Brotherhood1 of American Yeomen, will close the three monUis membership campaign whfch it has been holding by another class adoption this evening. According to the officers of the organization, the campaign has been successful. Robert J.

Efdiert, Marjorle Flynn, Ltiella Holman, Maryel Papen, Ru. eel Sartford, Mary F. Stout. Elementary Ethan Armstrong, Velma Baccus. Clnr Rrhn I'lin.

X-ftay Service Gal Given- Crowns Fillings Bridg Work Extracting 6nf prices one-pal what other' RELIABLE 'dentists charge who can approach the high atandard maintained, by Dr. JR. C. Andendn'i Syten of Dependable Dentistry. DR.

R. ANDERSON of Dependable Dentistry BRbADWAY, CONNER 13TH STREET Over Owl Dru Co, Oakland No Charge for Examinations. Honrs 9 a. m. to 6 p.

m. Brown, Bullingfon, Lorena; Every pair of Shoea in our entire stock marked at sacrifice prices 'during this saleOuting Boots, Sally Sandals, Patent Pumps, White Shoes of all kinds, all the latest Sport Oxfords and Novelty Pumps and Oxfords EVERY. THING MARKED DOWN FOR A REAL STOCK REDACTION. 7 Burrell, Irma Burnham, Cynthia CampheH, Lola M. Campbell, RIPE OLIVES WHITE OXFORDS -'Tnrirr-irriTiim POCKET PICKED BY BOYS.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 7. AI "TMi 600 Of THf AC8I V5 irea Alexander, a Grant avenue hairdresser living at the LanKer-sheim hotel. 65 Fifth gtreel. While Nile clofh Oxfords, loWlteels: sold could not agree and submitted four S3.15 in an argument with three boys In sites, including 6n at East OAKLAND TRIBUNE, Oakland'! greatest evening newspaper, assure advertisers that the circulation of this paper reaches every Aaf over 250,000 readers. ordinarily at 1.00.

Sale price. caie at iui 4 Market street to acrei teentn and Magnolia, 5.75 aay. wnen In lad ha i 4 993-While Relgnski nskin Oxfords, with military heels: rfo tr discovered that his pocket had been jMKen nj yya. i neatly trimmed with Jbrown leather. Sale vtUU at J42.500.

"Why do we have to choose if San Leandro cannot?" asked Presi-I dent Hurry Boyle, during the gen-' era! discussion, while Director J. hr Chandler pointed out that only M0.000 was allotted in the budget IGROSSMAN'S, 991 White Sea Island Cloth Oxfords, plain toes covered Cuban, turned soles; formerly $1.50. YlT Sale' price i ior a Kan Leandro site purchaae. Commissioner Baccus, however. MS ENTIRE moved that the Best property be SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, CAPES, WRAPS ate WHITE PUMPS i P99 i White Nile tloth, tamed sole, one-strap At 'j appraised, as well as the Coleman property of 6.75 acres, and this was decided upon, with the Best property being favored.

FOR CROCKER SCHOOL. Deputy District Attorney Theo-doreWittschen appeared before the board and asserted that all is now ready to purchase property on Hubert Road near Mandana for the Crocker Highlands school, all parcels of land being ready to acquire. He was authorized to proceed with the acquisition of this $21,568 worth of nronerfv. 'Thn mm. A P995 Ijyhite Nuback Pamps, two? straps and Cuban Cf vJ heels, as pictured.

y05 fAfii? i sirP rumps, iuoan neeis, CJC )6 White Kid imitation tips iiTt trM 4.4. 4 puoi business manager was authorized, to place portable buildings there to start the school. 1 0 HP' JlJ' The hnntnpKH of construction wtre authorized to SPORT OXFORDS start construction on a six-foot sub-i way under the Western Pacific tracks near DfcWev flrhnnl. Thov i IliiSy win conrer with railroad officials'. Must Be Immediately of Ask Why Hi most drastic means will be usedtne most powerful of which is" a relentless SLASHING OF PRICES without regard of cost.

The paramount issue is to sell quickly, Somel 2000 Garments, most of which represent the latest styles' "trf the season, arid all excellent fabrics and workmanship. 450 LATE StYLE JpAPES all Wool fabrics, solid colors, plaids and mixtures in a great Variety of treatments EVERY CAPE WORTH MORE THAN DOUBLE Special Reductions on AH Sport Oxfords RIPE OLIVES in tne appointment of the 79 White Nubnck with patent dl Ot? -J vcvuiUOIl objected because soma half An? an 04 -A were not California-trained. All trim JJU.OJ Smoked elk with rubber soles (J A Of trim p0.0 and heels V. P40D Men's White Canvas Oxfords with rubber Pearl elk with brown saddle dP soles and ruhhtf strap hjeels. $lJo Contented Workers Come Expecting Great Bargains, You Will Not Be Disappointed Contented Workers are not always tho pcoplo who receive tlio big check.

bmaro thfl peopld handle their chMk to the We Give MmUlaf Coupoht Free-Atk for Them i. in nuiui bu iuiiuii uj jtjnr employer. The ability to handle yonr own finances successfully Is worth much to yourself and family. Husband and wife should both co-operate In the Myitis' of" their food products. Come to one of SknRg's stores early Satur-tiny morning for yonr groceries, meats, fruits and vegetables.

SOME REGULAR SAVING PRICES: $05.75" .95 mr li ii tu i tin oi4f vaiuana Pay the) Parcel Post on Mail Orders i i illustrated BUTTER-EGGS Tott can depend on Sknggs" btitter to always Ite fresh, and of highest quality, at a Tcry low price. 2 lbs. Skaggs Butter. 1 lb. Skaggs Butter 45 2 lbs.

Nut Margarine 1 lb. Nut Marsarinn. Large Fresh Ranch Egga. SUGAR- JARS We suggest that yon. take advantage of otir low price On 4 sugar and jars for canning.

Tho present market is much higher. 100 lbs. Pure Carie Sugar i $6.2.1 10 lbs. Pure Cane 5 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar.

Pints, Mason Jars, dozen fiSrf Quarts, Mason Jars, dozen 79i Mason Jars, dozen Mason Jar Caps, dojfen Quality Jar Rings, 5i Parowax, 2 lbs. .25 CANNED MILK TrJ M-M Brand of Canned Milk. It's richness is very un- usual and is pleasing our many customers. Tall Cans M-M. Milk, for 2.1 Tall Cans Alpine Milk, C(fh.

Small Cans Milk, can. Eagle Brand M11K, Can. ..20 HEINZ VINEGAR Try this high fcrftde vlncgnr for flavoring, salads and plckl-ing. Pint Bottles Helni Vinegar 25 Qt. Bottles Hefnz Vinegar 45 Oal.

Bottles Heinz Vinegar ,,,7 Lg; Bottles Cider Vinegar FOR CAMPING You enn get all yOur food re-qulrements for camping at Skaggs. All such orders are nicely crated and placed in your car for you. 10-oz. Cans Asst. Jams, 3 for .2.1 15 oz.

Cans Pure Apricot Jam 1 Lg. Cans Pure Apple Butter ....15 Lg. Jarr Orange Marmalade .....10 Lg. Jars Jellies fCO1 Small Jars- Jellies, 2 for 25 Med. Tins Del Monte Pork Beans, 3 29 Norwegian Pure Olive Oil Sardines 14 Lg.

Cans Alaska ned i-T Salmon Large Cans Med. Red Salmon i 15 Med. Cans Red, Salmon .10 Large Cans Deviled Small Cnn Dvilnd Moot KA CROWN ARMY SHIMS Large Cans Veal Loaf. v. 22 Cut Wax Paper IN OUR MARKETS: 275 DRESSES Cut Largeand Roomy mate good vacation times 325 DREJES ft thnsl l-hnfmina nf 1 choice HoAsts tibial models 'in ,75 TENDER STEAKS CHOPS Tenderloin Steak, Choice T-Bone Steak," .30 Loin Veal Chops, 30 A Loin Lamb Chops, lb an Rib Lamb jb, Shoulder Lamb Chffps, lb.

2,1 Fresh Hamburger, 15 Lean Pork Steak, Prime Rib Beef Roast, lb. 2.1 Choice Rump Roast, lb. 20 Cross Rib Roast, lb. Legs oftLamb, lb. Leg Veal Roast.

27 Rump Veal Roast, lb 27 Lean. Pork Buts, lb 23 Loin Roast, ....30 A pleasing Variety in Taffetas, Georgettes, Crepe Printed Crepes and Beaded Crepe de Sensationally Reduced to )o Styles (jcorgelks and Beaded Crepe de Chines. 25.35and Vacation time a time of sports, hike's and restfurinaclivityr-calls for comfort and freedom. Yon want to wear clothes that are, first of all, cut on roomy lines lines that, will give you freedom for aftion and room t. .1 ft Cmwn At Sti ire mads ia two popular meo'i itylet, illtatntd below Auto Collar with ittraflirt link button tri cot Kjlt mi flu Collar.

mm Easily Worth l0 ore HIGH-CLASS TAILORED SUITS HOMESPUN and TWEED SUITS" enougno stretcn ana relax in. iK Ptnwu iitv' fK.c Lit AUTO COLLAR A Very superiorNgrade o( Tricotine; man-tai- lorerj and silk lined. Suits of the season's most popular' models silk-lined and well tai- lored. 478 Ninth St. i 463 Eleventh St.

517 Sixteenth St. 2213 Broadway 5620 College Art. 2320 Shattnck Ate. FLAT COLLAR While the supph lasts' EN WANTED! ments. You'can handle a rod or swing a golf club with never a restraining pull ori the sleeves orintheshouldersofaCJtowHAAMir Shirt You can stretch out full length' in perfect comfort.

Put one or more" Crowm Army Shirts Into your vacation kit. Let the big, roomy lines on which they are cut make the pleasures of your vacation time Complete. Women also find therh Suitable and very comfortable Tor outdoor wear, tou can always tell the real Crown Ar.mY Shirts by the creitn trade mark which ill find on the neckband. They are sold throughout the West hy the best dealers in men's furnishings. GRE ft 'NEB A MI CHELS Makert SH t.

-S5 price COATS OF THE MOST POP-ULAR PRESENT HOUR TYPES Plaids, Chinchillas and Velours, full and half silk lindworlh 100 more than these prices, ivill go at '8" '14" Machinists Boilermakers Pipefitters Blacksmiths Sheet Metal Workers Electrical Workers tyle Ciuwh Aiirr Bioct khaki acrrice dotk will wkiutxad the wear of your oy't rout h-anJ-tnmb'c pta. Mail for bojn 6 to 1 5 yean eld. trUt-ir. Car Men Helpers Rate, el Pay flsed tf tld gtate JSallreai Lebot Board. Strike Condltlobi.

Apply to li 'f' Terminal Superintendent. First and Adeline, Oakland. BI. B. McPartland, Superintendent Motive Power, Jeffrey ShoDs, Sacrameiyo.

Or to Any Round House foreman or Division Officer" between Oak- land and Salt I.nkn (-11 IlSltSllii't: The Western Pacific RailroadCo. ,1440 SAN.PABLO AVENUE, OAKLAND E. W. MASON, Vice-President and Gen, tlamgef. mJ 5S i.