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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 11

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Oakland Tribunei
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llnTHiSvSectiQH EDITORIAL COMMENT SOCIETY NEWS runittP. g4nExclu.stvcTrlbun VOL. CIV OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1926 11 NO. 170 I' ll KEY GHANGE DAKLA DERS HILL FIRE GKSON'S Police Whistles, Sirens to Herald El Cerrito Fires Two Secretaries Claim Office in School Vote VALUES TERMS SERVICE VALUES TERMS SERVICE IS OPPOSED IT Complete Home Furnishing StS Department Store Oakland 1 Credit One Price Cash or JTL CERRITO, June J. Fires ill-wot pcnti ittd burn unheralded in El Cerrito.

The blue will henceforth Jeap forth accompanied by all the conventional harmonies of a chorus of meiio-soprano police whistles and the vehement crescendo of a due of mobile sirens. To facilitate the movement of traffic on city streets when fire hot is spread about, the trustees have ordered twelve police whistles and a siren apiece for the cars of the fire chief and his assistant. 'THE McCIymonds high school "student" body" has" two" secre-" taries today and the situation is not at all well in hand. Yesterday Paul Huber was elected president and Carl Campion, vice president, but the vote for secretary resulted in a tie between. Mildrcn McCurn and Mar-jorie Sweet.

Today both claimed the chair through their constituents, both demanded official recounts, and a new election seems inevitable? according to political wiseacres and sages in the student body. Four representatives fromv Oakland, W. L. Miller, secretary manager of the chamber of commerce; J. T.

Aim. Miss Lena Steers and E. J. Locke, left this morning- by automobile' to join the motor caravan to Salt Lake in celebration of the opening" of the Victory and Truckee river highways. Governor Richardson will join the party at Donner Lake and Governors J.

G. Scrugharn of Nevada, and George II. Bern of Utah are expected at the borders of their respective states. RURKEt.EY. June- J.

Follow-In protmtg voiced by Berkeley iniTchantu thin nmrnlnir. at a con-foretioe held In The office of City AUnwKer John N. Kdy, arrantcs-I nientii were made for another Meeting to dlmuni( the propowil of the Key tiyitteni Transit company tn remove the College avenue earn from Khatturk avenue. Shxttuck avenue merchants de-fliired that the proixisal of the transit company to have, the Col-1K avenue tarn follow the same route as that taken by Tetegrapo avenue cars from Bancroft way TeleKruu iU4njiire -their bUKinctm. No Interest Charges No Carrying Charges "WILLIAM A.

ROGERS" 26-PC. PLATED SILVER SET The popular (Essex" pattern. An exceptionally fine 26-piece set at a very A new fire In the Mont-clair district will be provided In the new-building appropriation asked in the next budget, according to a note toTCommissioner Frank Colbourn today from Commissioner LeRoy Goodrich in charge the public works department. Goodrich says he will ask $11,000 for the new Montclair fire house, and expects to acquire the property trom the school department. Colbourn says that it this extra firehoiise is built, he believes he can tind TTieaTiparattisr-atid he crew to furnish better fire protection for the hill section ol Oakland.

EXECUTED ON BIRTHDAY. moderate piice. Silverware mam floor SV sfUA I 1 a. .45 1.45 down 2.00 month ODD 'FELLOWS ELECT, RICHMOND. June 9, Lester 10 Skow will preside as noble grand and fl.

P. Skow as vice grand of "CALL OF ROAD," TOPIC. RICHMOND, June 9. The KI-wanis club heard a representative of the-National Automobile club on "The Call of the Open Road" at the club's noon 'luncheon in Richmond clubhouse today. Homer Patterson headed the program as chairman of the day.

and President Eclipse Odd Fellows lodge for the BACHELORS GIVE SURPRISE. RICHMOND, June 9.Bachelors of Alpha Masonic lodge conducted the surprise entertainment program which followed the lodge business In Masonic hall here last night. Worshipful Master E. C. Clark presided.

IKXTAl OFFICE LOOTED. I'KTAMJMA. June 9. While Dr. II.

II. Kleissner was at luncheon jesterduy, hlg dental office was entered by use of a passkey and 18 Xorcepa and two dozen email tools taken. The thief left no clue. next year. The new officers will MARSEILLES.

Louis Andre Lauvel, an artist, was guillotined be installed on July 2 at joint serv This 26-pc. set consists of 6 Solid Handle Me- 6 Solid Handle Ae- dium Knives. dium Forks. 6 Dessert Spoons. I Sugar Shell.

6 Tea Spoons. 1 flutter Knife. on birthday tor muraenns ins ices with the Encampment and sweetheart. Hall Sanders presided. KOHLER- er -CHASE Established 1850 535 14th Street--Opposite Cap welPs Ample In Our Piano Department PIANO BENCHES.

A variety of finishes in all styles and woods. Priced from 1 2.50 PIANO BENCH CUSHIONS. Harmonizing colors in Velours, Damasks, Brocades and Mohairs. Priced from 3.85 up. PIANO SCARFS.

In many beautiful, shades of Velour, Damasks and Brocades. Priced from 5.85 up. GRAND PIANO SCARFS. Brocades, Damasks and Batiks. Priced from 15.00 up.

Jackson Piano" top floor. 1 You can also purchase pieces in addition to the' above set of the following items: Salad Forks (set of six) 3.60 Butter Spreaders (set of six) .3.30 Table Spoons (set of six) 2.63 Cold Meat Forks, each .92 Gravy Ladle, each 1.12 Pie Server, each 1.12' Berry Spoon, each 1.50 Si7vernare main floor Mr. E. T. Stotesbury Mr.

Douglas Fairbanks Mr. Wm. Ci Attvater Miss Billie Burke Mr. Harold Vanderbilt Mrs. A.

G. Vandnrbilt Mr. George J. Whalen etc. His Holiness Pope Pius XI H.

ft. H. The Prince of Wales Miss- Clarence Harriman Mr. Otto H. Kahn Mr.

Robert Goelet Mr. Clans Sprockets Mrs. H. P. Belmont Mr.

Jay Gould Mrs. A. J. Drexel-Biddle Dr. Frank Crane Mrs.

O'Donnell Iselin fMrs. Wm. C. Durante Mr. Vincent Astor Mr.

Mortimer L. Schiff) Mr, John Barrymore The Knabe piano has long been the choice of connoisseurs and discriminating music lovers who know and appreciate the superlative beauty of Knabe-Tone. The Knabe piano is the exclusive choice of many of the greatest living pianists Including Leopold Gbdowsky, generally considered the greatest pianist of this or any other generation. i The Knabe-Ampico Is the choice of the American public and ranks as the leading reproducing piano (no high-grade reproducing piano approaches the Knabe-Ampico in sales) The Knabe-Anipico Is naturally the choice of the leading patron's of musio and art a few of the distinguished owners of Knabe-Ampico are: We most Cordially invite you and your friends to come to our store, hear the Knabe-Ampico faithfully re-enact the playing of the world's greatest pianists. Open Evenings till 1 0 during sale IH II HI 1 WW I ll'ffl' I in J.

VI I mm if nf -1 1 mill 'kMty i tS1 Baby Grands- Many as low as $535 $485 and Reproducing Electric Baby Grands Many as low as $975 $865 $820 and'-- Drastic Reductions 5 Reduced from $625 $10 a month. Nothing extra to bur. Free Bench and tYee Delivery. Very latest models received from one of America's most popular makers. Wonderful tone and action.

Beautiful brown mahogany. Compare these instruments -with those selling for $250 and $400 more. Exchangeable without loss on a new Knabe, Kohler Chase or Fischer Grand tvithin one year. Reasonable monthly carrying charge no interest free fire insurance. 10 i Antique Finish TABLE AND 5 CHAIRS WALNUT VENEER Table, 4 Side Chairs and Arm Chair Illustrated Table, 39.50; Chairs, each; Arm Chair, 13.75 922 1.75 down 1.75 week Reduced from $1250 $15 a month.

Nothing extra to buy. Free Bench and Free Delivery. Latest styles, wonderfully responsive actions, rich tone and beautiful mahogany cases. Play any music you want, when you want it. Attach lo electric light socket or play by hand.

Exchangeable without loss on a neiv Knabe or Fischer Ampico "within one year. Reasonable monthly carrying chprge no interest free fire insurance. A set of excellent construction particular attention being given to cabinet work and finish. Table, stands firm and rigid, chairs are built for comfort as well as appearance. Table top measure 42x45 inches, and extends Jo six feet.

Chairs can be "had with blue leather or tapestry seats, your choice. Additional pieces to match at equally attractive prices: Buffet, 52.50; China Closet, 39.50; Serving 25.00; Eight-foot Extension Table, 49.50. standard no. you can save a (Treat deal of money now oiua fNew Player Pianos Anil by coining to our clearance sale before -It 7S too late. yon ret a good Instrument fully guaranteed no "sale goods' New Upright Pianosj TheVpIayers offered for your selection in' this salo are the very newest types, and many are made by world famous makers Instruments You want to see these wonderful Instruments.

Inspect the beautiful on which you may play the greatest music 36-INCH re. See the 3-room Outfit for wood and superior fin-tf)h, hear the tone. We have a wide range for you to select from, some as low as $-95, HA ever written exactly as you want to hear it played. These player pianos hjive been greatly reduced, some 'as low as $355 $265 i ir ii i ii mi hi i ei i of doubtful value. We are determined to clear out our entire present stock before our San Francisco store moves into the new store at 111 O'Ftorrell Sun Francisco (next to the.

Ohpheuni Theatre) with a complete new stock. We know that only the most drastic reductions will accomplish our purpose and the sayings Is yours If you make your selection now. Our Oakland store will not move. It will remain In our bulld-at 535 14th Street (opposite Capwell's). Our liberal terms are even more liberal." Whatever you want In a 'musical Instrument this year, come and see what you can really save, and how easily can pay.

1 CEDAR 35 I 196 CHEST $215 and Many on terms of $6 down aijd $6 a month. Sold regular 'Kohler Chase money-back contract. and Many on terms of $0 down and $9 a month Sold on our regular Kohler Chase money-back contract IIP I fill Rl 3.50 down 3.50 week UK Notice to Dealers RENT A PIANO Exchange Your Old Pianoi fUJ lrv.ll 1 special To help clear our floors quickly we will rent prac tically any used piano, grand or player-piano (in- i eluding rolls) in stock at reduced rales. Don't i 'mum or Phonograph We will accept your present instrument and allow full present cash value. We will call for your old at any time you wish and deliver your new one to your home.

Balance can be paid $10 a Month Many, dealers have been taking advantage of our removal sale prices, which are in many cases far less than regular wholesale prices. We have only a few days left and dealers are welcome. Dealers tcill confer a favor by calling before" 9:30 A. M'. when possible.

confuse these pianos with the old worn-out instru pair I1' rvonwiiii'iiiiiiwiiniiiMiimr? A I mil. ments usually rented at low prices. Many good a instruments for rent at 1 month Special! No cartage in city this week Instruments for Your Summer Home: 1.75 down 2.00 month 16-75 Player Pianos Upright Pianos $157 $490 Milton $375 Martin 245 RUFFLED GRENADINE CURTAINS Novelty Ruffled Grenadine Curtains with tiebacks 24 yards long. A variety of quaint patterns that will give any room a dainty, fresh appearance. An extra special No telephone or C.

O. D. orders. On sale Thursday. Take elevator to Drapery top floor.

450 Richmond 450 Draper 150 185 45ft A 36-inch cheat, fitted with tray. Has a tight-fitting lid, good lock and castors. A chest that every bride-to-be should have for her trousseau. I Aslc to see the new 40-inch Walnut Finish Cedar Chest for 27.50. With tray and lock.

$205 2(17 205 325 350 376 Alton Electric and Reproducing Grands $1085 Franklin 040 1250 Andrew Kohler. 805 14(0 Andrew Kohler 985 1250 Alton Grand. 025 1850 Knabe Ampico 1475 2300 Estey Flemish Model 1045 1200 Wurlitzer Electric 440 3600 Knabe Grand 2075 And Many Grand Pianos 600 Alton Grand 600 Vollmer Grand 3Ji5 625 Andrew Kohler Grand 305 700 Andrew Kohler Grand 475 1500 Imported Grand 005 1050 Kohler Chase Srand 85 1260 Estey Grand. Flemish finish 805 1400 Kohler Chase Art Grand 005 2600 Knabe Grand 1550 And Many More. 137 650 Decker $650 Mehlin 660 Ivers Pond 650 Vose 675 Cable 650 Fischer 925 knabe 330 $495 Merrill 575 Andrew Kohler Play 775 H.

M. Cablo 700 Hamilton 775 Gulbransen Player 800" Gabler v. 775 Cable Flayer. 665 Merrill 700 Gulbransen riayer. 1550'Knabe And Many More.

35)0 230 170 270 250 fS05 243 375 Bradford 395. Miessner 550 Marshall Wendell 475 Howard 450 Walters 178 145 105 307 405 OOO And Wny More MECSON. Comvlete Home Furnishinir 535-14th 14th 'St. KOHLER 7 CHASERS Department Store Oakland Opposite Capweir ite Capwell's Oprji Till 1" During Sale Clay, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets Telephone Lakesicfe 5800.

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