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the F1 a WEDNESDAY EVENING Dakland Tribune DECEMBER 8, 1926 BERKELEY ASKS COLLEGE MEET BERKELEY, Dec. Assbof Land Grant Colleges and may hold its 1927 meeting in Berkeley. it the invitation extended by President W. W. Campball of the University of California through Dean Elmer D.

Merrill of the of agriculture is accepted, it was learned dayiest year's meeting will be held somewhere in the west during July or August, and may just as well take place at the university here in the two-week interval between the closing of summer session and the opening of the fall semester," says, Dean Merrill, who has just returned from a meeting of the association in. Washington, D. C. the The associatione has aiot. -Pacific International Exposition in and Dean Merrill, who is chairman of the group representing the 11 western every effort to bring the convention to Berkeley.

At the Washington meeting he presented plans for co-operation of the colleges wi htthe United States department of agriculture in problems concerning dairying, poultry production and the beef cattle industry. He was also appointed 'to a committee to correlate research to be conducted in the land, grant institutions. FOOD SALE. SAN LEANDRO. De c.

8-A food sale to funds for the organization will be held December 22, it was decided at' a meeting of. the local S. P. R. S.

I. last night in Masonic temple. Mrs. Addie May Silva was appointed chairman. A MANHEIM MAZOR Charge Account Simplifies Christmas Shopping MANHEIM MAZOR OR OAKLAND'S FASHION CENIER.

ASSOCIATED WITH NEW YORK BROADWAY AI FIFILENIH SPECIALIY SHOP BUYING POWER Another of Our Record-Selling Gift Days Co PRE-CHRISTMAS MT TWTFS 1926 DECEMBER 1926 SALE! A 2 1 2 3 4 Time Christmas shopping! To choose in unhurried comfort is worth something 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 and doubly for so when one has fresh, new selections of gifts priced especially low! Thursday---on the First Floor gifts at featured prices Gift Jewelry! Bags! Handkerchiefs! Any or all of these make Christmas gifts sure to please NON Exquisite Gift Jewelry Regularly to 3.95 The things every woman just adores and never has enough of. Sparkling dashing beautiful attractive neck-chains, earrings, novelty bar-pins, barbaric rings smart dainty and hat brooches, bracelets, vanities, or- 95 Dainty Linen naments. A variety for choice at Handkerchiefs a delightfully low price. Other Gift Jewelry 5 For 1.00 2.95, 4.95 to 12.95 Regularly each Dainty white linen handkerchiefs of exquisite quality with one-haif Handsome Gift Bags inch dered hems and colored Unusual embroi- values. corners.

Regularly priced to 6.95 Linen Handkerchiefs 4.75 Gifts Bags as of useful finest as quality they are leather--calf, decorative. in Of white gossamer and colors. fineness, 50c beaver calf, lizard and crocodile grain, A personal gift! morocco. and pin seal. A smart selection Georgette "Hankies" of small, medium and large sizes.

Sheerly fine and Suggested of all for Christmas 10.00 gift-giving! to 25.00 lace dainty, trimmed exquisitely or 75c New bags types, 6.95, hand-painted. SEE OUR BROADWAY WINDOW DISPLAY OF THESE ATTRACTIVE GIFTS STOMACH UPSET Get at the -real cause. That's what thounands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics. or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels.

Dr. Edwards' -Olive Tablets arouse liver a soothing. healing way. When the bowels are performing their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue poor appetite, a lazy.

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without Druggists. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief. Eat like. 15c, 30c, Musical GIFTS See SUGGESTIONS in the Dakland Tribune Classified Section Tonight SCHOOLS PLAN YULETIDE FETES EMERYVILLE, Dec. halfweek festivities for the school children and their friends of the city is being planned.

This evening the Dads' Club will entertain with a theater party. Thursday evening a Christmas party and will be enjoyed the high school students in the school torium. Jeunnette Ebert and Ruby Stevenson will give a snowflake dance: "Three Songs of Orient Are' will be sung by a trio made up of Robert Rose, Robert Herskind and Clarence Duarte; a sian dance will be interpreted by Doris Shepherd, and the glee club will sing carols and songs. A Santa Claus will supervise a huge Christmas tree. The rest of the evening will be spent in dancing.

Friday afternoon the elementary schools of the city will have their fun in the main building. "Peter Pan" will be shown 011 the screen, and a tree St. Nicholas will aid in the delight of the kiddies. The Parent -Teachers' Association is sponsoring the affair. Concluding the week will be an entertainment for the community at large in the school building, "Peter Pan' will again be shown and no admittaneo will be charged.

SPEEDERS PAY FINES. RICHMOND, Dec. by State Traffic Officer R. R. Cheek, two speeders were fined yesterday by Justice of the Peace John Roth.

M. Laulla, 561 Fortysixth street. Oakland, paid $25, and C. L. Paul, 1264 Nineteenth avenue, Oakland, was assessed $10.1 30,000 ATTEND U.

C. GLASSES Thirty thousand persons registered in classes of the extension division of the University of California last year, according to a report issued today. The various classes were composed of from 15 to 100 persons. Various occupaauditions, interests and degrees of education were represented. The most popular subjects were education, in which most of the registrants were teachers working for university credit; economics, in which most of the registrants were teachers working for university credit; economics.

in which the students were principally business people interested in accounting, investments, salesmanship, retail merchandising, foreign trade and income tax, and English, which always has a wide appeal. The offices at which information and copies of the schedule may be obtained are at 264 Pacific. building and 140 Kearny street, San Francisco: 1512 Franklin street, Oakland, and 301 California Hall, Berkeley. BRIDEGROOM SUICIDE AT SEA. NAPLES.

Enrico Berlinghierl committed suicide on the liner Osterly while en route from Australla to be married here. Stamp Size Photograph of yourself 5 FOR 10c U'se on Your Christmas NOVELTY STUDIO 1018 Broadway, Oakland Public Works Board To Buy School Land Authorization was given to the department of public works today by city council to bid $4500 for a strip of school department land at Montclair, between Moraga road and the Sacramento Short Line tracks, as a site for the Montclair fire house. The tract has been abandonced by the school board. Action will be taken Tuesday. The council extended and rearranged the.

corner "no parking areas" because of the switching of tracks on Franklin and Webster streets. Ernest Menckens' Burial Set Thursday The funeral of Ernest Menckens, 67 father Elsie Juillerat, 1719 Harmon avenue, interior decorator of Oakland, will held Thursday at 2- p. m. He died yesterday at the family residence, 1665 Thirtyfifth avenue. Menckens, a native of Germany, has been a resident of Oakland for many years.

He is survived by his widow, Anna Menckens: a son and daughter liv. ing at home, Harvey and Evelyn, Juillerat and Mrs. Hazen Cooper. OUTS OFF GIRL'S HEAD. MARSEILLES.

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