Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 11

3. 2-A 01 SUNDAY Iab'fanD Crf Suite APRIL 11, 1926 HD-GIBLt Distance-Dancer DORIS of the women's chjmjfiDnship record for a long distance Charleston exhibition, who has received a contract for a tour in a uusical revue. ECHIP1. I -it- DM Til GO Oil STAGE i Miss Doris Conover, Charleston Endurance Record Holder, Will Travel I fcoris Conover, ninete en- car-old Charleston endurance champion, is going East to strut her stijff. Miss Conover, who danced for three hours and twelve minutes at given by the Vi ess ClUb Of Oakland, has hern fiii.itt,! by Georpe Wintz' C.or-e White 1 Scandals" aril win join ti Jzation now appearing Si.it 1'ian-" Cisco on April Ii a tu clve weeks tour.

According to the of her contract she will then l.e vU) mittcil to George White ns i tea: lire dancer for the next Nmr ork show and in the even: he dors not exercise his option oh her services Kill so on t.mr the direction of Wintz. ha- l'a-cific coast riphts to the Ulme how. iThc Oakland girl, who reside S727 Grand avenue, v. appear two specialty numbers the The Year's Biggest Event of Its Kind We have planned this event for many months with the sole aim of making it the biggest merchandising event of your whole year. We searched the market and paid spot cash for its best values, and we think we have them.

Extraordinary and, real savings in good furniture, A 3b and the selection is the largest we have ever shown. Take advantage of this opportunity it doesn't come often. Special price tags will be on every piece of furniture also bear in mind that BELLING'S SALE POLICY PROTECTS YOU YOUR ONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED. Remember, it STARTS AT 9D'CLOCK SHARP TOMORROW, so join the crowds and come early. Extra salespeople have been engaged to keep the crowds served.

Open Monday eve. until 7 o'clock. nrusical revue and prov.de af a special feature, her interpretation of the Charleston. She open? her engagement in Sacramento directly after the San rrar.eisco run. Mis Cononver started on her Sunday School Unit Meets at Pittsburg PITTS lit' IXC, April I The an- t.iiit oil ru-on i-i tf tIia (rrtra areer as a dancer with one of the Fanchon and- Marco -units on the Costa County Sunday School As- sociation was held today with re- ligious educators of statewide prominence in attendance.

X. P. i Sanderson of Martinez presided, Anion, the speakers were Rev. Charles L. Duncan of San Fran- west Coast chain, put in a season with the Parisian Nights revue in Seattle and then developed the long-distance Charleston which won har the women's championship in tks Oakland exihibition.

Subsequently ehe appeared for Aa-hmes Temple in the Shriners' Auditorium low In Oriental dances. eisco, secretary of religious edu- cation of Presbyterian churches I of Northern California: Rev. John C. Prince of San Francisco, who hold? the office in the Con- grega: iei 1 charities, ar.d Professor H. F.

r.v.u.s of the Pacific School of The convention optiiej iii Congregational i church with devotions by Rev, C. IF IP 1. 5 Clover dale to Hold Exhibit of Sheep I SANTA ROSA. April 10. A tri-eeunty sheep show, the first of its kind ever held in this part of the state, will be in Cloverdale early In June.

This was the announcement of members of the chamber of commerce of the' northern Sonoma county town. Stock ffom Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino etunties will he exhibited for prizes, while fancy sheep from ojher counties will he on show, btit will riot be-eligible for prizes. li was said. Plans call for staging the show 19 the public grove some distance the center of town with a Imrbecue and program in C. Champiin, pastor.

Sfc, Pioneers Celebrate Golden Wedding PRTALFMA, April 1 0. Seventy-three years ago w. D. Houx, businessman of Petaluma. was born and 'sixty-two years'-a co the well know neer arrived with his pa.r--c.ts in this city." Fifty-two wars (ifi v.

ti-rdav he claimed Miss Vesta! as lus bride. Two years at" Mr. and Mrs. Houx celebrated their golden wedding SILK FLOSS MATTRESS Without a doubt the greatest mattress bargain in Oakland. silk floss A smashing bargain in a 3-piece Baker Cut Velour (Kapok), only -1, or Jacquard Velour of heavy material and webbed throughout, consisting of Chesterfield, fireside and companion chair, for Activities Aaong Negroes ypglilah Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Here's one of the biggest bargains of a whole store full.

This beautiful Living-room Suite of 3 pieces of rich, heavy mohair in taupe and rose back "x-fa i. to tl.oo.se rron Mohairs, VeIours and Jacquards Kdith Hackett. daughter of the late J. A. Haoketl of Allensworth.

will f'C united holy wtdlock to J. Nortr.jti of L'. Ancelf-s. en Sunday. April 11.

The The Item given in last week's letter concerning the Day ctle.ration in Washington, D. should have read Frederick Douglass. aid not Stephen Douglas. Throughout toe United States for a nun.b'r of is there has been held on 1" ii joint celeliration of leri' 9ouglasY birthday with 1: rue of v. at I'IIIS tl ground, for $1 65.00.

It has reversible cushions, of the same careful construction and sturdy frame that much higher price suites have, for. AMAZING BARGAINS IN ATTRACTIVE PERIOD DINING ROOM FURNITURE The ii.ar. ier of pi v. w. i a at r-J i- i Ku'h rare li se.

rv. a Ll been 1: ira n. -'1 a tf of he b.eimia! fj li A 7. Smashing Values On BEDROOM SUITES .1 i iy 1 Abraham Lineeln. Th: so arranged because of th-friendship between the tu nd also in view of the red eric Douglass had ave and did not know the his birth, only tliat was 4ry.

Kveti w.th th.s ha; i lived to beccitne the greite-lecturer, stattsiaan and i America has ever kn wr. Stephen A. bi.utia Vhite senator. TapeHU8' GRASS RUGS END TABLES ggc 3fixfi3 $3.75 15c OCCASIONAL CARD TABLES JJll CHAIRS plQ covered in tapestry i i. CONSOLE S29 -7- TABLES Polj chrome Smoking Stands MohoKany finish Genuine i.r.

n.an Cedar Chests $8t9Q $10.00 the -he reason She pa ff rmrimLM demands TZlH ilft irtr.FH fLillfll 4,9 Jejf ilyj. -h institu- -y definitely j. I i 1 a larger 1 a- a swimming LAMPS Shades and standards complete with choice of silk or parchment shades, only. Italian Rennaisance qq Tu-fone Design Walnut Table 11 and 3 chairs and carver, complete William and Mary design Table 1 .00 and 4 chairs, complete OX American Walnut Table and .00 4 chairs complete if IVORY BEDROOM SUITE $0UO 3 pieces Bed, Dresser and Chiffor- xJ Jf ette, complete Ivory Bedroom Suite, 4 pieces a py rn Bed, Dresser, Chifforette and Rock- Ipk er, complete jy 8 7 BRIDGE LAMPS ha been League league r-ra 1 thi dis-. w.ll h'iw: ies re epic.

sn-l git If guests f.f league. a' their dav Thirty-fifth el in by tb whf.ni -i tl.f prize- re the ef th' r.rr.r. itl'h e. a a r.f th' $rr95 Shade and standard complete 7 piece. ITALIAN RENAISSANCE Oblong ta-ble, 42x50-inch in two-tone top, 5 chairs and carver, seats and backs covered with "QQ- tapestry, complete Zs 7 pieces, ITALIAN RENAISSANCE, Oblong table, 45x54, 6 chairs, including carver, choice of blue leather or tapestry seats, QQ complete JJ 8 pieces, WALNUT, popular Tudor design, 6 upholstered seat chairs and buffet, f'7-Qi) complete LJi 8 pieces, HUGUENOT WALNUT, Spanish design Oblong table, 45x54, 6 upholstered $1 0 .00 seat diners and buffet XeJO Numerous other wonderful dining suites to select from at smashing bargain prices HUCiUENOT WALNUT SUITE, including bed, full-sized vanity, bench and chiffonier, ikC'OO complete UO 5-pieca WALNUT SUITE, dust proof throughout, consisting of bed, 48-inch dresser, full $1 JQ-C0 size vanity, large chifforette, complete JL 0 Beautiful ANTIQUE WALNUT SUITE, finest con-struction, consisting of bed, 50-in.

dress- A Q.00 erfull vanity and highboy, complete. sTy 5-piece WALNUT SUITE, hand decorated; Urge dresser, bed, full vanity, bench and QC-00 chifforette, complete. iO 5-piece HUGUENOT WALNUT SUITE, consisting of bed, large dresser, vanity, bench $1 OQ.00 and chest of drawers, complete. JJ BARGAIN PRICES IN RUGS FRINGE VELVET RUGS, 9x12 $23.00 AXMINSTER RUGS, 8.3x10.6 $22.90 FRINGED WILTON RUGS, 9x12, new beautiful designs $75.00 SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS, 9x12 $28.75 AXMINSTER RUGS, 9x12 $25.00 Celebrated puii.e 2 'ith Abraham efore the latter he I Mrs. Juret? (eles is train.

rg a ha' tchool childr- V. K. i lusical Kn ii'- 1 he Art and Indu-ti klg fund. She is a fiperienc. a nat.u -i aa been trained fhools and n.u- fthe state.

The f- fcer musical from her fj'ther. 'he i Creen, who a tone pla Orchestra that go played in i' the Palace s- As Mrs. tensirely. She Hobert Hunger: industrial s. I i.

ard risd a traveled 1 -the 1 e- i finding l'a'm I'por he served rith McV. JknreW lie the a fn irui' rt I fsst both v-olos from lions la s- pt4 miiitr't C0ks' ST 1 i-lir5 inn i' 1 Hort-f'' f' i- rt th or refh' i Ktt' rd 1 1 fn or p' 1 frkr-U 4e -t lV.r r. 4 ih 1 1 4 hi 1 tlk )( 2 tln 1 I' 1" I 114 lth tb 1 u- -t 1 fnl I tfc tb! 1 r.fc'. It Its a t.a ry I A I 1 i -rr-ig lf lful I 1 tf t- 4 I 1695 SPINET DESK, mahogany in'th ODD CHAIRS, Baker and Jacquard Velour. $01.00 Less than cost SPINET DESKS with drawer, mahogany fj.00 finish ZD DAVENPORT TABLE, two-toned top, Italian $0 0-50 DAVENPORT TABLE, mahogany finish, i .93 18x48 XX DAVENPORT TABLE, 18x60.

Mahogany $1 Q.75 finish SIMMONS BED and 51 0.75 SPRINGS, complete TEA WAGONS, walnut finish, drop-leaf sides and rubber tires DAVENPORT TABLE, 20x60, genuine mahogany top, mas 20x( op, '29 ROCKERS, mahogany and walnut finish, Baker $11 .85 tire base. Italian Pi. 00 i- vSp- -i the design. 20x54 LdLd design Velour seats XX Hundreds Surprise for Ruptured 1000 Given Away I red of oth 11 onderful Jj won cr 386 jfwi ii irxi bargains three a. 1S c2 1 floors and our warehouses full of Lheml Get your share the I 1MB sa efji Wri pr xmm ttxtmm I ii5 trt)i iw mm sarinffs.

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