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Oakland Tribunei
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10 mm GBEAM HHMS OtBunc SEPTEMBER 1. 1027 Sky View During September chart shows the relative positions of the stars and planets that are most conspicuous during the month of September. rmnn IW a lll -mm II "HURSDAY EVENING nas id Biioimr of HERO 111 jCHirdFensJ IV 4 114 Children's Minn "Polly" Stamped Dresses Or fine jinEhjm, ToHe orjar.dy. Pnt t. Assorted rMor.

Frmr $1 to II Tallies. Tri-lay, ccU 59c (Third Floor) OAKLAND'S 10 Companies in San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys Consolidation. Commander of "Far East Army Succumbs at S. F. Body Sent to Fresno.

STORE THAT UNDERSELLS Half Socks Plain lisle with fancy rayon, striped tops. AH- perfect. 25c value. Fair, 15c (Main Floor) Specials for Friday, Sept 2 TRESNO, Sept. 1.

CW With 4 I'the arrival here tonight of the body merger to be consummated shortly and Involving two Oakland jftrms an at least eight ce cream companies and creameries In the t7 a San Joaquin and val if Mm m-m mmw announced today Wilson, general manager of the Benham Ice Cream company of Fresno, according Associated dispatches. The merger will 600 Women's apd Misses' of General Ouzanian, 61, national Armenian war hero, who died yesterday at Richardson Hot Springs, plans are being. made by local Armenian residents for' one of the largest funerals in the history of Fresno in his honor. Coming to the United States in 1920 as minister from Armenia for the purpose of urging. Armenians in this country to give financial and moral support to their home land, he later made his home in Fresno.

He left last February, going to San Francisco for his health; Ouzanian, better known as General Antranlk; was Armenia's'great national military hero. Early in the World War he was commander-in-chief of the allied forces in -kit" .4 Include properties valued at be tween $3,000,000 and $4,6000 and will include the following Boys' Knit Union Suits, Benham Ice company, Fresno; Sierra Ice Cream company, Fresno; IT PAYS TO STUDY FOLKS: The Davis Farm 'College boasts two farm etu-tlent princes. -The royal would-be scientific farmers are from India and Jamanagar. If farming doesn't pay it is going to have class anyway. Speaking of making things does pay to read our ads carefully as you'll be paid in good money savings, as we do sell for less.

WHITTIIORNE SWAN. wnvuivio Another opportunity tofc purchase a good look-)' ing wool or wool and rayon mixed sweater. Splendid selection of novelty weaves and colors. Just the sweater for outing or hieh Turlock Milk -company, Turlock Modesto Milk company, Modesto Gray, crotch. Just the th 1 for the cooler weather.

6 to 16 years. Special, gulf Golden West Ice Cream company, Modesto; Valrose Ice Cream com school wear. Reasonably nrlced. Each. pany, Lodi; Peerless Ice Cream the Far East relinquishing command to General Allenby of the English forces.

He command (W. S.Stfonr Floor company, Sacramento; Gloria Ice (W. erond CrBm company, Producers Milk company, Oakland. Underprices on Wash FabricsLinens and Producers lee Cream company, uakiand. The companies will be cOnsolI.

Hand Blocked Silk Scarfs "A special Heavy quality silk. Jacquard Rayon Alpaca dated under the name of Standard Creameries which also has op-" tions on other ice cream and milk 35 Conventional companies throughout northern California. Through the consolidation, a ed the army of Armenians in the war, and engaged in many colorful campaigns against the Turks. He was born in the province of Slvas, Armenia. Ouzanian took up a military life in 1914 during the period of unrest which prevailed in the Near East.

Receiving word that 800,000 soldiers, under Russian command, would concentrate on.the Turkish front, he recruited an army of fifteen thousand Armenians. He was made a major general in --the Russian army, and served with dig? tinction during the World war, C. OF C. OFFERS jo-incn. a spienam material for school dresses, smocks, after noon wear.

Shown' in a wide ranjre of pastef ooiars in pretty jac-qusrd designs. Regular 49o value, Extra special, White Daisy Cloth 27-inch. A "fare Value Tat this low price. Yard. 1 WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS: Alt linen.

Hand embroidered. 'All white, colerwl on white nnd solid colors. Also colortnl prints of linen: with hnnd rolled hems. Ench 25o "KAYSER'S" NOVELTY CUFF CHAMOISETTE GLOVES: Cuffs are fancifully mluoldered in- slJ.or coutmstlng colors. Fine quality: finish.

Pair 51 COLORFUL GEORGETTE CREPE SCARFS: length. Lovely colorings. Each $1.49 vs; (iK.4 I. -sP1 ubstantial saving will be made in the distribution of Ice dream and dairy products which will be a benefit the public in general throughout central and northern 16c I California," Wilson said. The identities of the individual companies will be retained, it was Indicated.

W. J. Hotchkiss of Oakland, president of the Producers 00 FA JAMA CHECKS; 86-inch. Tine quality for gowns, underwear etc. Shown In ill th wanted lingerie tints.

Special, yard NOVELTY DRESS PRINTS: 32 and 38-inch. Beautiful array of imall floral and novelty--patterns in pleasing color combinations. Tubfast. Yar1 S7o HEAVY KOMPEE CLOTH: 32-lnch. Just sr.

Fancy Cuff Fabric Gloves "Standing or turned down styles. Neatly embroidered. Not all sizes in all styles. Pair Milk company, Is expected to be president of the new corporation. Planet Jupiter, with its FOUR.

Moons IKISH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS: Excellent qual-ity that will glv satisfactory wear. Several attractive patterns. Exceptionally low priced. 70x (0, Each i.u 70 8. Each 'um TOxKW.

Each' ii'iX N.U'KINs, 21x21H. Dozen IRISH LINEN CLOTHS AND 'NAPKINS! Splendid wearing- quality with a beautiful finish. Pat-terns of row, tulip, hops and pansy. 71'S 70. Each U7 7I1X-8.

Each Iiu -oxkw. Each killl NAPKINS, 22x22. iSm (Whitthorne Swan Wain Floor) variety or new striped arid! rived a splendid checked patterns: atov suiiu colors, a money saving value. Yard 19o Jupiter, Largest of the Planets, To Be New Fall Showingjpf LEALithojne SwanJUainloor) Conspicuous in During September 400 Pairs Ruffled Scrim Curtains Snowy white. 2-16 yards long.

Extra special, pair Junior Misses' Dresses Smart looking styles of flat crepe or satin. Plenty of black and a good range of wanted colors. 13 to 19 years. Our featured prices, each, $10 $15.75 (Whitthorne Swan Second Floor) By ROBERT H. BAKER.

(Professor of Astronomy, University of Illinois) Jupiter, largest of the planets, A handsome vsilver cup, to become the property of the player winning It in three annual tournaments, will be donated for the annual Pacific coast tennis tournament by the Chamber of Commerce, it was announced yesterday. The cup is to go for the women's singles event. It Is in the form of a silver ewer, some 20 inches tall, and Is to be suitably inscribed." This is the only cup donated for the meet by any Oakland organization, all the other trophies offered having been donated by Los Angeles interests. IMITATION FRENCH MARO.VIS- kttei Cream and ecru. Spe.

clai, yard 25. clear moonless night as a small, faint, foggy patch. Actually it is a huge spiral structure of millions of stars. With the aid of the accompanying a keen eye should be able to detect it in the' sky. The Andromeda Nebula is the most distant object which it is possible to see without the aid of a telescope.

It is far beyond the Milky Way, so remote in fact, that 9x13 AXMINSTER RlGSi Seamless. Heavy quality. Closely woven. Handsome patterns. A aeri- (on flee.

Each" $3.0 down 13.00 per month. CRETONNE: Special lot. Heavy quality. Taken from our regular 79c and 89c stock. Special for Friday, 49o will be a conspicuous object during rising at nightfall above the eastern horizon.

It appears as a brilliant yellow star, so much brighter than -any of the real stars that it is easy to find. CRETONNEi Many beautiful patterns and colors with light dark backgrounds. 33o value. Friday, yard 20c. Only a small telescope is re New Fall Coatings 54-INCH ALL WOOL VENISE: Will not crush.

Rose cracklehead, beaver, etc. dj QC Uiiderpriced, yard J) I VD 54-INCH SUEDE VELOUR: All wool; A-Sand, brown and navy only. Yard J)M td it The tournament is to be held In Mosswood Park September 4 and 5. quired to show the banded disk of this great planet and its four brightest moons, three of which are larger than our own moon. Jupiter has nine satellites revolving around 8.3x10.6 Velvet Rugs $Ok A gh Seamless.

Heavy quality. Fringed ends. Many beautiful I patterns arfd colors. A real value. Each faj The Bay-Cities Tennis Club will act nst hrst to fhe meet and entries are 'ALAMEDA, Sept.

1. Dahlia growing in this city is expected to added impetus with the announcement today by the Chamber of Commerce that cash prizes totaling $230 would be offered for the best gardens as part of the awards of the 1928 show. Clarence L. Traver, president of the Chamber of. Commerce, stated that the announcement of cash awards was authorized by D.

H. Chaplin, local automobile dealer and dahlia en thusiast. The cash will be divided in prizes of $25, three prizes of $10 and five prizes of $5. Improvement Club notes its 950,000 years to reach us, travelling all that time miles a i expectea irom an important tennis at the frrate of .186,000 second." centers from Seattle to San Diego it. Five of them may be viewed only through -powerful" telescopes.

(Whitthorne Swan Third floor) 400 MILLION MILES AWAY. Jupiter is how 400 million miles LINING SPECIAL. NOVELTY BROCADE: 36-inch. Suitable for linings, dresses, table crushes, etc. 1.25 value.

Yard $1 HOMg 'BRIGHT FOR THS YOUNG TEOPLS Women's Full Fashioned away. Having a diameter 01 ss, IRONING BOARD 000: miles, it -outbulks-" ana outv Novelty Jewelry Large assortment frprn which to select. Special, each weighs all the rest of the planets put together. Like the other planets it shines entirely by reflected sunlight. The surface Crepe JSatins COVERS Silk Hose 40-inch.

Just- received a new line of Of heavy muslin. Laces which we see with the telescope is gaseous, spun out into -brignt and dark cloud-bands by the Extra long boot. Nar to fit any board. Regular 45o value. Special.

Roll back the rugsi and dance to the Fall shades for evening or street wear. Yard row lisle welt. Chiffon and medium service weight. Well reinforced planet's rapid rotation. What lies each, underneath the cloudy cohering no one knows.

$3.95 $1.69 foot. New from which to select, 1.95 value. Pair, Other1 interesting sights are dis BLACK CHIFFOBf VELVKTi 40-inch. Erect pile. Deep nap.

Yard: VEL.VETKE.: Erect pile. 10 desirable Fall shades. Lustrous finish. Yard (Whitthorne SwanMain Floor) 19c played in the eastern sky in the Uearly evening during September. Genuine .50 leather.

Assorted colors. Trnncr Not far above. Jupiter we have the familiar square of Pegasuslp.pd on. one corner." If this square ts imagined to be the bowl of a dipper, the handle is "found" extending northward. APHOASl Assorted col- "Victor Electrola bis r- Eletricay reproduces Ortho-Ci-S phonic Victor records with absolutely startling clarity', brilliant and gorgeous instrument.

52 inches high; highly-figured mahog Several compart ments. Each. 15c 1 trlmtn. L1 i Girls' Outing Wear For Labor Day Trips i- ailt UllKCLN. Sizes rn venra.

Pair "GERMAINE" FACE POWDER: Assorted The middle of the handle, with ular 25c value. Spe- clai, each 7C the stars around itformstriecon- shades. stellation Andromeda, the "chained 39c (W. S.Main Floor) Special, box. princess who, according to myth (W.

S.Main Floor) $-1 (W. S.Main Floor) ology, was left on a rock to be de voured by a sea monster. The star Of khaki and novelty suitiVig, also one which marks the end of the handle I any, Italian style. Operates from electric light socket. No batteries needed.

Storage for 80 records. Its melody fills big hall or small room equally well. Automatic record stop. Convenient terms. of this dipper is the brightest star ana two-piece styles or same materials.

Formerly priced $1.69 to $2.95. Reduced for clearance, each of Perseus, the hero of the same story. Perseus comes flying into TONIGHT. I Fruitvale Garden 'Farms Improvement club, 8 p. Dlmond Heights school.

Speaker: Fred G. Haase. Parker Avenue Improvement club, Parker avenue and Ney ave-nue, 8 p. m. Grove Street Improvement club, Thirty-sixth and Grove, 8 p.

m. A. E. Noble; subject, "Transportation Rates." There will also be a general on Grove street paving and on telephone rates. 50-50 club, Athens club, 6:45 p.

m. Business meeting. Eastlake Kiwanis club, Hotel pine, 6:15 p. m. Berkeley Knights of Round Table, Varsity Candy Shop, 6 p.

m. TOMORROW i. Optimist club. Hotel Oakland. Engineers' Luncheon club, Ath-ns club.

Speakers. Captain Stanford Elwood Moses of U. Navy, former commandir aircraft squadron of the battle! fleet. High Twelve dlub. Hotel Oakland.

Speaker: Gty Wolf; subject: "Present Financial situation." Clubs Council, at, the Venus, for the purpose of establishing a loan fund for the benefit of students In the local high schools. Berkeley City Commons club. Varsity Candy Chop. East Lawn Improvement club, Seminary avenue and East Fourteenth street, 8 business meeting. the scene carrying In one hand the head of the demon Medusa, which he points toward the monster, at KIDDIES' "KITE KUT" PLAYSUITSi Genuine '''Can't Bust 'Em" brand.

Peg top style. Bine, khaki and stripes. Sizes 6 months to 8 years. flj Our special price, each (Whitthorne Swan Second Floor) once turnlng4t to stone. Perseus looks not at all like a hero, but like a starry arrow pointing upward alnnir the Milky Way.

Mothers! Attention! Auto Go-Bye Seats This little auto Beat will greatly relieve the, mothers mind while she is driving her mobile. Just stra the baby-In this comfortable little auto seat, hook it on the back of tire auto seat alongside of herself and baby will be safe and comfortable while mother drives with undivided attention. Just what you have been looking, for. Special 'Friday, each, $3.95 STAR Til. VI WINKS.

Medusa's head is marked by the 1200 Wash Frocks Demon Star, Algol, the star that winks. At regular intervals of 09 hours this famous star is reduced to one-third its usual brightness: The reason is now known, For Women and Misses namely that a fainter companion revolves around the brighter writ (Whitthorne Swan Third Floor) and partially eclipses it The Great Nebula in Andromeda is visible to unaided eye on a A Real Holiday Special! I Special purchase and odds and ends from. Tur regular stock. Very attractive) fabrics, including prints, voiles, fayon and broadcloth. Large assortment of styles and colors.

Trimming details are lace, organdy and contrasting materials, pockets, ties, belts and seml-sashes. Any one of these nifty little frocks wpuld be ideal for -the approaching holiday trip. Sleeveless and short sleeve models. Our' regular $1.93 value. Special, each $0.45 Flannel Shirts "Argonaut" brand.

Fall weight. Gray, steel, brown and novelties. Formerly $5.50. All full cut. Each X'.

LA Jjf 'Juliana" FLANNEL SKIRTS; nf extra Ugh grade flannel in a $vely as aortment of colors; buff, coppn, rose, coin green, navy and Novelty pleated effccls. Attached to waist. fl to 20 years. Each (Whitthorne Swan Second Floor) $4.90 SWEATERS! Coat style. All wool.

Plain or fancy "Pebble Beach1 brand. Just the coat fo -the cool mornlngjs. All slzea. Each (Whitthorne Swan Main Floor) ATV Grocery Sales Children's Flannelette Gowns Striped Htch' neck, long sleeves. Double yokes, 8 to 14 years.

Each, "LIPTON'S" YELLOW LABEL COFFEE: Mb. Boys' Jumbo Knit Sweaters Slip-over style. Euffneck collar. All pure worsted. Regular $5 to $fi values.

Sizes SO to 36. Just the sweater for Fall. Each, BEST FOODS SHORTENING; Mb. size. JELL WELL: Assorted flavors.

3 pkgs .25 69c FIG-CO: Coffee robstituieJ Mb. This "Electrola member of the great Victor line a supremely satisfying and thrilling loud-, speaker for your radio set. Let. us show you how this is done. You probably never heard a loudspeaker like it.

Other Vicirolas from Orthophonic Victrolas from LIMA BEANS: No. 2 .9 "NEMO" CORSETS! Medium bust. Self-reducing models. Sizes it to 36. fr A OC Each OH.iO FANCY SOLID PACK RIPE RED TOMATOES: No.

2 The "girl of today" whether a business or sjportswoman, demands a street shoe with simple lines but very smart. Juliana, a one strap patent model, was-especially designed for flattering to the foot, its charm is accentuated by" an-'interjacing of Parchment Astralac OA.aU Orders Filled MILK All brands, 4 small cans 14c fLIinlt 4) CHOCOLATE DECORETTES: For fancy cake topping. 2-or. can. .5 Women's Flannelette Gowns High neck, long sleeves.

Some slip-over styles. Striped and novelty designs. Each, "raSSION" FLAKED TUNA: size can. Sherman. play Co.

BOYS' ATHLETIC t.K) SLITS. Of fine quality crossbar nainsook. Sizes yfn 28 to 34. Suit 'HJC BOYS' GOLF HOSKi A special lot. New colors and pat "NORMANNA" SARDINES No.

1 size 12J 1 ASPARAGUS TIPS Hanan Shoes for Jvlen and Women tsf'ch Preservet woes for iMen and Women No. 1 srraare can 15 terns. Irregulars and per 95c fects. Sizes 0 tn inu TOMATO CATSUP: Large IT 1- I or. i $1 lO.

aw Fourteenth and Clay Sts. Kearny and Sutter Streets, S. E. Fourteenth Fruitvale" Telegraph and Channmg Berkeley itr nuinorne ac swan Downstairs) WW. (W.

Ifr. Floor) Six-Store Buying Power Whitthorne Swan -Washington St. at 10 th and 11th Uroaaway at 15th Oakland Tm MASTER'S VOICE" 1 i.

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