Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 19

WEDNESDAY EVENING?" DaklanQ Cttbunc APRIL 12, 1922. I I- JL tiie EMail astesc urowin d9 i I I IHfflllP OF II BLISiEII Pupils Rehearse Spring Pageant Students of the Fremont high school rehearsing in Broohdate Gardens, situated ut end Iliih streets, for jhe annual spring pageant whieh they are lo present. i Free Market Branch Estudillo Parlor Of Commission Firm i To Hold Initiation The Frmtvale l're Market at PAN" LF.ANDItO. April East Fourcenth- street is a inn ml llrney Lcandro of 51. Colin Sons' conw'l'O initiated into the Estudillo par-, 'mission house at 321 Franklin lor San U-andro.

Native Sons, at MP 1 5' BODY 3FBANK BRANCH PLEASES DIMDHD f'UIIMIW lyilMHWll'BI IIIWiiliMPIIlhl liljllilillllllllIIIITI11OTWWll street, and has been estabhshed the annual Intttatlnn.of urana with the idea of Ciking to the peo-j Parlor, to be hold at Oakland, April pie of Fruitvale the highest Rradelia, it ahnotined here. Meni- of farm and gurdcn produce at bers of thn loeal branch organisation will attend the ceremony. The initiation services Will feature but r.n tV. twl ivll (lUr- wholesale The Fruitvale branch litis met Motives of the East Oakland Organization Purely Non-. Political.

ZJvfi '10' Koi'o'fjiiition of East of Lake lv Conservative. Concern Is-Held justified. ''The oldest store in Alameda county," established sixty years ag'o, has a history that is unique even among those old California institutions that have survived-the pioneer days. "The store of H. Turn Sudan commenced doing business in 1862 within four blocks of the present location of H.

Turn Suden Mercantile Company at Kast Fourteenth street and Eleventh avenue. In 1803 tho "heart of Oakland" was at the corner of Kast Tweirtn street and Fourteenth, avenue. Since, that time Oakland has moved to the west, a big vUy has been built west of Lake faerrtft, and the with success from tV- opening day -mg niePtillg of the nrand Par-and M. Colin i- Sens are investig it-, tirir.g the beginning April ing several other East Side loca-t 17. iiona with a view to establish irtt: I other markets well placed to supply FRUITVALE the householdii of this great resi-J i deuce district.

The' motto chain of markets will be "Small of the importance of the East Side, by the old, conservative First. Savings Rank, of Oakland comes as a great surprise to most people; of Dimond, 'where the has -rl pro ft' good service; i treatment." 3 first East Side branch of that in trend of industry and commerce is re-estaUlishing olfl East Oakland and the entira East Side as a scene of Important business activity. FRUITVALE The district now Known as mh Oakland, as distinguished from other East Side localities, runs from Lake Mcrritt to an arbitrary stitution js to located. Property has been purchased by officers of the bank just south of Bio'bUes' real cstaje office on' Fruit vale avenue, opposite lHmond Grocery Co. Plans fur-, the'' new ImiiU --building are now under consideration, with work to be 'started soon in es-pectatlon of having the new building ready for occupancy early in Ausust.

dividing" line established by' the the locaj commercial organizations, at Nineteenth avenue. II. Turn Suden Mercantile Co. is therefore FRUTVUF. FRtE M.VRK.ET 3119 EAST imi ST.

Fruitvale 371j. "SI id week Special Thursday Fartrv Loving Hen. 75 Fre-h Dre'-ed hirLen. lb. 34 Valiy eeh Biinrlicil Vt-Kftablcs.

tor linod J'iic J.omi.'.'.s 10 for 10o Kresh Siintlif 1'oas 2 tor 25i NK't AspaiiW" s5e No 1 U'libank 1'uutoef. 'or liundred Tcr llOX Tlxtra Kitnev Ih KAiu'y Liugo Hay ward Kggs dosen Fancy Riiio i to, tor 85c tian I.caridrq Strawberry lb. tat 85c Good-sized Kanry Arti- i chokes. 'or Extra Kipe Easiern lianaiKi.s, doz'ti FRUlTVAiF, FRF.E MVRKKT All orders delivered free, 'i Among KaHt Side organizations that have come to the front fast with a large and enthusiastic mem-nersHnln tho East Oakland Merchants and Taxpayers' AHsociation. Its motives are strictly non-political and Its sphere of activity "'Xtonds Lake Merrltt east to the west lino ot Nineteenth avenue, and lrom the waterfront to Mul-horry street, or the old city char-tor line, embracing what waH the oripritial town of San Antonio, which In the early 70s was thernost active "ouBinetis section of Alumoda county.

1 Its object and aim is to establish better filling among tho biiHlness men and property-owners, encourage new enterprises und stimulate business conditions by patronizing netghborhood Institutions. Its merchants and professional men have contributed liberally to this cause, and in addition to enterprises of a commercial naturv, have equipped a baseball team and srounds which are located east of Crowley's thereby keeping many. of the younger clement off the streets. Frank Perry, professional ball player, Is the team manager. William Allcn of Brooklyn clgarstand is manager of the srounds.

Tho advisory board Is, Slndar, the pie man; 'Rlsdoti, of itiadon Bakery, and Wheatley, of Mother Cookie Co. It has been arranged that any club of young men may use the baseball grounds free centrally located in this district ana enjoys a trade and influence beyond the ordinary. Oeorge Turn Suden, son of theTounder, is president, and Andrew McElhatton secretary-treasurer of the company. Turn Suden Is also active in local public affairs and is president of the East Oakland Merchants and Taxpayers' Association. I'hone Fruitvale 180 f'lione Lliuliurst 4J, Clarence N.Cooper FUNERAL DIRECTOR Fruitvale Parlors, 3347 E.

ltlh St. FRUITVALE Elmhurst Parlors, 9032 E. 11th St. -I'M i.t yfm i of charge by obtaining permission from Manager Allen, The association gave Troop Nine, Boy Scouts, its initial bucking and fostered it until it became A of unoiiy pkyed bus been established and A rrun tee ems art I i tig made for the 'ne of temporary quarters for the new bank, and as soon us these are completed the Dimond branch will begin to transact a regular banking business. The Officers of First Sa vines and First National Bank, with which it Is closely allied, are among- the most prominent financial men of the bay region.

The president is P. Bowles, also chairman of tho board ot Amer-iean National. p. D. Jacoby and P.

A. Dinsmore are vice-presidents and F. P. Moyer cashier of First Savings" Bank. The branch manager 'for Dimond has not yet been appointed and considerable interest is being: expressed as to whom the bank will choose for, this office.

The First Savings Bank has only established two other branches during; its entire existence as one of Oakland's foremost banks. These are "West Oakland and Berkeley, respectively, and both have been operating several years. Very thorough1 study was given by th bank officers to business conditions and probable future development of the East Side, and the location of tho first East Side branch at help extended' needy lumuies. tii nttirnva the club are: George Turn Suden, president Leo Ilanly, treasurer; J. J.

siunncr, Realty Firm Opens $20,000 Building on secretary. 1 I I-- MELROSE Larger Quarters East Side Planned Business Men Hold Informal Meeting At an informal meeting of. directors of Twenty-third Avefiite. ltalyh Knani). m-omlhent East Grocery Section of Market Is Opened After several months' delay, ill YOUR OWN HOME a place where you feel really at home: where you knoW that all your plans, arrangement and improvements' are making home comfort fonyou and your family and lidding value to your property.

R. 0. McCLINE Real JCstatc and Insurance -C 1315 Fruitvale Ave. Phone Fruitvale 1804. AT TIIE HEART OF THE EAST SIDE grocery department of Mueller Intense interest has been aroused In East Oakland by the announcement that a group ot investors whoso names are withheld for the present have definitely decided to erect for business.

ri'U'nses a block )t the northwest corner of Thirteenth avenue and East lq" cnt" J20.000. Side realty dealer and moving spirit in all progressive activities of Twenty-third avenue''' district, has been compelled by-' increased business to seek larger quarters. Jld has recently moved from 'the well-known location on East Fourteenth street to a more commodious and Utotod pffttio at 14W Twenty-third avenue. Bros. Market, at Meirose, nas arranged to open this week, as has TSIka thfl fruit, and veeetabto stand.

Mueller Bros, have decided to operate the former on thele.ow-n.-ac. couht for the present. Joseph C. Business Men's Association, held In the Twenty-third avenue branch library" April 7. it was decided to enter an intensive advertising campaign to diri'et attention of East Side buyers tc the advantages to be derived from purchasing in Twenty-third a'venue district.

Now signs are on hand, which will be displayed in merchants' windows, enjoining the readers to "Save money, buy at Twenty-third aveh'ue." Dimond is considered as estadllsn-ing this one of the many East Side business districts upon, a basis of unquestioned permanency. In the hew location the wiles This buildinif on the-remaining- force will be enlarged. Three sales-j vacant comer at -Thirteenth avnuej Itadiesol has leased tne latter, no is tin experienced man in this line and has a location for display and sale of these, goods that could no. be Improved upon. The addition of these two departments to those already operating in this beautiful and sanitary market gives to Mel-roso shoppers an exceptional opportunity to" buy everything need-iui lor the table in one of the finest markets in Oakland.

MEM men win ne employed in looking will give new impetus to this cfn-after the extenslve real ter" itnd there have already been ness of the office, while the head received a number of applications of tho office, will devote most of for which are now under his time to Insurance and to closing Consideration: It is the' intention the mort important or tho-reat'of those interested in the building estate sales. Jto. peduro tenants that will be of In addition' to Tii's promiiVehce 'a's'l Jhe class that' will' 'hot bhly be re-an East Side realtor, Knapp is' liable tenants but will also haVe active in the Twenty-third Avenue! a standing -which will ad to the Business Men's Association amU prestige of the Thirteenth avenue chairman of its advertising -and district. publicity committee. I $10,000 Demanded from Opera Company 'WOMAN SENT TO PRISON.

MODESTO, April 12. Ageda Esquibel, .25. will the distinction of being the first woman from Stanislaus county- to enter San Quentin prison. Judge FulUerth sentenced her and two companions. The" three rotjbed the general merchandise store of M.

E- Luke at Hughson on the night of February 3 and were sentenced for that offense, although they also confessed to robbing the store of A. Mart Co. at Oakdalo on the night of February 17. A large share of their loot has been recovered. I LOS ANGELES.

April 12. i Edward Kent Bixby of Los An MELROSE Uth Street, sear 45tk geles, formerly traffic manager for "the Chicago-Opera Association, now in 'this city, filed in the United States District Court here -a suit charging the associatfon with breach of contract and asking damages of $10,000. PKIXCE H.VS ONLY 6 CENTS. NICE, April 12. When Arthur Obelenslty was arrested here for frauds committed whllrS posing us a Russian prince he had only cents in his possession.

piv ix ciiild's sTojr.Vcn. ATHENS, April 3 2. A pin l'i inches long was found in the stomach of six-year-old Alexander Pounaris when he was operated on. He will recover. "East of the Lake Properties" 4 Everyone Knows RALPH A.

KNAPP OPPORTUNITY The Sign on the roof of our building has for years been the sign of a service on which thousands of EAST SIDE FORD OWNERS have learned to depend. SAVOY GARAGE O.F.SMITH 3069 East 14th Near Fruitvale Ave. I Convenient to All East Side The Livest East Side Realtor Now at the New Location, 1407 23dAvel FOR PROFITABLE I XYKSTM EXT alw ays exists along tile route of a city's growth. THE IRRESISTIBLE TREND of Oakland's population is eastward. The progressive merchant of loday is carrying goods and' service to his customers.

OAKLAND'S GREAT EAST SIDE has many desirable locations for banks, merchants and professional men. BUILD, BUY AND BOOST EAST OF THfyLAlCE. EAST SIDE BOARD OF TRADE 1315 Fruitvale Avenue. Fruitvale 1804 R. O.

McCLl NE, Secretary. 1 FRUITVALE 4, The Leading Drug Store East of Lake Merritt Down.Town Price Accurate Prescription Service. Two Registered Pharmacists, Eastman Kodak Agency. Toilet Articles. Cigars.

Stationery. Rubber Goods. Magazines. A'eic, Attractive Soda Fountain. Large variety flavors.

A complete line of fine candies. DIBERT DRUG CO. 23rd Ave. and E. 14th St.

Southwest Corner MI VMIVttSAlCAft "-'iJfS E. W. BECKER WATCHMAKERand JEWELER 3212 East Fourteenth St. Fruitvale Bank of Italy Corner l'ersouul Service Cleaners and Dyers of. Dainty Garments I.aif9tand Gents' Suits Dry and SleanrCleaned.

VE CALL and DELIVER 1232 Fruitvale Ave. Phone Fruitvale 1728 Paints Paints Pain DRY GLEANERS Member East Side Board of Trade Paints for All Purposes $2.00 Per Gal. $2.35 Per Gal. $2.50 Per Gal. The Oakland Bank of vings WiLLmm 'Through our East Oakland Branch, East Fourteenth at Twenty -third avenue, we serve the business Jhouges, and residents of this thriving district with the same Tltrce paints we are c1omh: out at tliece prices to let Uie people of Uie East -Side know that they have a complete paint and wall paper store near them and are not forcetl travel elsewhere for what thev need in this line.

-Products Lt us show you how to make that kitchen linolcuni' look like jiew. tmr Business Is Good Come in and see for voureelf. I ,4 ill ff Ml'Mi ll i' COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE offered by our main bank at Twelfth and Broadway. This neighborhood branch is established for your convenience and you are assured prompt and courteous service at all times. G.

W. ELLIS, Manager at our store because we sell high quality goods at prices that are right. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS paints and vamMie. Hardware Stoves Furniture A Complete Line Reliance Hardware and Furniture Co. CHAS.

HERRMANN, Proprietor H. R. DOW Phdne Fruitvale 828. 3332 E. 14th hi We Deliver 3304 E.

14th St. at 33d Ave. Fruitvale 2421..