Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 34

FRIDAY EVENING DsilsnD CciOunc JULY 2S, 1922. You Needn't Be Tired to a Rest Here Inviting chairs and latest magazines ojfer complete relaxation; also, this mezzanine rest room provides a convenient place to meet friends by appointment SQUARE FEET OF SPACE IS OUR WELCOME TO THE MEN BEHIND THE 111 FIISTpSfs PROMISED BUYERS 1 0imwtirrmmm awiiww. i it urn a tmi mmimr rv -v. AS 1 IB AY MARKET v. I -flit No Misrepresentation of Goods, Declares Martin Madsen, Manage.

We have backed their judgment and enterprise with ours and you will see when you enter Saturday the finest, neatest; best arranged and best stocked grocery on the Pacific Coast. And with it. all we have not forgotten PRICE i bt: ft 1 awl li. iii Honest advertising and -plenty, of it, the best of goods at, the fairest prices, and no misrepresentation of the products offered for sale are to be the policies of the Eat Bay Market, which opens Its doors at Nineteenth street and Telegraph avenue tomorrow, according to Martin C. Madsen, general manager of the market.

"In the East Bay Market will be found all qualities and varieties of merchandise that are worthy of being offered to the public," said Madsen. "The prices of the products will fit all purses, from the slenderest to the fattest, but there will be no misrepresentation of lWMMiiMiifcli7 mil ii 1limi.WtiMlWl I You will get when you trade with us who hasNWod the test of time In Bay Market has reserved the right to Inspect all booths and stalls to see that there is nothlrfg offered for sale that is not of a good quality. Any tenant that violates the 'honesty clause' of his lease Is liable to instant cancellation of his privilege to do business In the market. HONEST DEALING REQUIRED. "We do not anticipate that jthe necessity of utilizing this' clause will ever be required, as every merchant In the market Is one PRICE QUALITY CLEANLINESS ASSORTMENT WE WELCOME YOU WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT "The management of the East Candy Department MATINEE MIXED Fancy A Delicious Necessity at Every Meal Mazola Oil Pint tin 25c Quart tin 10-gallon tin 95c 1-gallon tin 32c 32c 32c 19c High grade satin finish STUFFED MINTS Very delicious GOLDEN CRUMBLES, Melt 'w your mouth JELLY DROPS.

Better than gum drops fill PON HONOR Wesson Oil UTTCA Ml Pints I ALL PON HONOR QUALITY Quarts Pon Honor BUTTER the East Bay retail field. The clause was put. Into the lease to ensure the customers of the market the highest degree of honesty In dealing with the merchants assembled in the market. "One of the features of the market that we expect to appeal both the housewife- and the farmer is the bringing together of the producer and the consumer. The average housewife understands too little the 1 problems which beset the tiller of the soil, and- the Tarmer may profit by direct contact with the consumer and a study of his needs.

This service will also result In the reducing, of prices to a minimum consistent with the earning of a fair profit by the agriculturist and the paying of a fair price by the consumer. "Through contact with the farmer and the orchardist the housewife will be enabled to obtain the best and freshest of the products of the soil of California. The- development of the motor truqk has made possible the bringing' to market of many diversified products in a short time. When the agriculturist had to depend entirely upon the trains his product was handled so many times and delayed so long that it often reached the consumer in a wilted condition, but that era Is entirely past. FRCIT TREE TO "The fruit that Is on the trees today in the San Joaquin valley or the Sacramento valley may be eaten tomorrow In the homes of Piedmont and Berkeley; the vegetables that are growing today In Contra Costa county will be served tomorrow at lunch In the homes of Oakland and Alameda.

"The management of the East Bay Market will alwaya the convenience and wants of the housewives of tlfe Eastbay cities first. It Is on them that the sue-, cess of th'arket depends, and It is they that have provided the reason for Its establishment. The aim of everyon connected with the market will be to satisfy. the women of Oakland completley. If this Is done the others with whom we do business will also be satisfied and the success of the market will be assured." Crisco No.

1 can. N0. I12 can. No. 3 can.

No. 6 can $1.5 45c 89c 1 lb. 2 lbs. Barrel Syrup BARREL SYRUP nv Small barrel, each. MOC BARREL SYRUP ir Medium barrel, each-' T'D BARREL SYRUP A Large barrel, each Folger's Coffee Special Features Sale on all sizes Look (pr the Smiling Fat Man A.

VAN ERR Holland-Dutch Delicatessen Stores "DUTCH-BOY" BRAND PRODUCTS Salads, Olives, Hint, Bacon, Chttse Sail, Smoei and Prepared Fish ANNOUNCEMENT- With the opening of the new "East-Bay I have established for the convenience of the general public the largest and also best equipped Delicatessen Dept. in the West. My stand has a total counter space frontage of 193. running feet and, is equipped with the most modern and saniary slicing, mixing and filling' ma-, chines, which combined with my thorough knowledge of merchandise enables me to turn out the Best of products at the cheapest prices for the benefit of my patrons. My motto is: ervicef and Honesty; Positively no goods w'll be misrepresented, a liberal reward will be paii to anyone proving contrary.

Inspection of my Department as Well of my Sanitary Snow Drift 1 No. ean 20c No. 2 the daily freshness, in 14-Ib. cubes, sameness pf flavor, excellence of quality, combined with this attractive low price, makes it the BUTTER SUPREME No. 4 can.

78c (411 The Perfect Shortening EGGS -29c doz. -EGGS H. G. Prince Go. Fruit and Vegetables We have secured for our department the exclusive agency for these celebrated goods.

All goods packed under the LITTLE. PRINCE brand represent selected fruits and vegetables of a very choice graded Everything guaranteed with a money-bac refund without argument. Besides the LITTLE PRINCE we also carry Kitchen invited. A. VAN ERR The Delicatessen Man I n'tjtresintp 's Finest 1 4ii i vTSk.

a 1-. Remains of Lizard Bigger Than Elephant SLICK, July tr (United Press) While raising the bailer, recently, in the Frank A. Baker well No. 8 here, the bailer' broke. After -fishing, bailer was brought up, containing what resembled the petrified tall of gigantic lizard.

The petrified substance wai about ten feet in circumference. Through the center ran what appeared to be a vertebra and oft what resembled the bark, was a feriwmf regular pit marks, similar to those found on small lizards. Local geologists expressed the belief that the "tail" belonged to a prehistoric lizard, larger than an elephant of the present day, which lived ago. Executioner Broke; Quits the Business LONDON, July 0. (United Press) Pedro Gonzalei, official executioner of Barcelona, has gone broke.

There have been no nice little murders around his home town In nine years, and so he has' been evicted from his cottage by his landlord. During the good old times, when murder was a pastime, Gonzalez was a comparatively wealthy man. His pay, in those days, was literally $20 per head. After hanging on to his office -without a singte execution for nine years, Pedro has "turned It up." "How can I live If there's nobody to die?" Gonzalez pitifully asks. li UWMV 1 lineoffru its.

These goods are the finest selected TJ7 7 eicome NAM MM VW wumnmns I I warni fruits, packed in heavy syrups, and represent the. highest quality of canned fruits. You Will find, them to be very reasonably priced. A demon- strator will be on hand to show you the She will not try to sell you, you will sell your-; selfthat's our policy; Later on all our stores will be stocked with the same goods. MUJBI3W 1iflir I kl I J- i .1 T.

CI East Bay Marke APRICOTS, Little Prince 9Q-No. 2 ran OC CLINGS, sliced Little Prince Little Prince Catsup i-pint bottles, 15c 1-pint bottles 20c APRICOTS, Prince Finest, No. tin ROYAL ANNS, Prince Finest, No. 2 tin YELLOV FREES, Prince Finest, No. 2 tin 32c 44c 27c 40c 38c No.

2V-J can ROYAL ANNS, Little Prince No. 2'4 can ASPARAGUS, Little Prince, No. 2'A tan tin $1.08 16c Tomatoes, Prinre solid pack, No. 2 can G. Washington Coffee, lrg LIPTON TEA 4 pound Vt pound i Sugar Corn Oxford No.

2 can Asparagus, Del OO large white No. JV4 OO 25c- -12ic 10c a IMiumi ttfi i stf Pi 4 L-JX Salmon, Del Mont Fancy red Enchiladas, IXL per ran Raviolis, IXL per can r. ii Mushroora sauce, IXL per can Macaroni IXL sauce Olives, Ehmann. 7 os. jar 15 oz.

jar Olive Oil, Ehmann Asparagus tips, Del Monte, i small white The structural steel of this building and of many other fine structures in Oakland was produced by our plant, one of the largest industrial institutions of the great Eastbay District. i East Bay Coffee No. 25c Asparagus, Eagle No. 2Vj tin RIDGWAY TEA- Orange label Vi 11) 20 Orange label lb. 39e Orange label 1 lb.

Silver label lb. 22? Silver label, lb 43 Silver labcl lb 82? Canned Vegetables Tomatoes, Del Monte 1 No. 2 can Jubilee Peas, No. 2 ran. 41c 35c 25c 35c 69c 27 vacunm parked Pon Honor Coffee, No.

1 package Big Value Coffee, No. 1 package G. Washington Coffee Small G. WashingtonCoffee me diom Crab meat, fancy lb, size 39 I lb. size 72f Tuna, white meat, 'a lb lb.

22d Dry Beef, 2Vj oz. 18 Council, 7 or Comed Beef, Council 12 oz. size IOC .53 Small Medium Large Salad Dressing Premier large Opening -Factory Special Reed Breakfast Sets, $25 up Judson Manufacturing Co. 11 other refii, fiber, grass Structural Steel furniture at factory prices. On display balcony of East Bay "WE SPLIT Tup NICKEL" Open Hearth Furnaces Foot of Park Ave.

STORE LOCATIONS 3338 Telegraph Oaklancr, 604 College Oakland 2125 Telegraph Oakland 1991 University A Berkeley 4 Market. Fiber Reed Co. "Factory to Consumer" Phone Merritt 131. 1727 E. 12th St.

2036" Collejre Berkeley 1 105 K. 11th San Leandro 490 K. 1 1th Broadmoor 551 Main Hayward 4001 piedmont Oakland 6401 Grove Oakland 4(t Grand Oakland S813 Grove, Oakland OAKLAND EASTBAY MARKET, 19th and Telegraph.