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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

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Oakland Tribunei
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Oakland, California
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-JSC -irr FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 16, 1923 MAN ACCUSED OF Hunting Job, Not Quitting Family, Wife TellsCourt THREATS TO KK HI AND SELF Walnut Creek Farmer Is Pdt in Jail on Complaint of Father-in-Law. rv- MANTECA. Nor. 'After telling Judge E. E.

DodgUss that she -had merely gone to Stockton to eeek work, that, her husband was unable "support her and their three children, the court promptly dismissed the charge of child abanAyM ment brought several days ago Against Mrs. Margaret HJv by her husband. Silva alleged that hl deserted the family home week ago last Wednesday and that he did not know where she was. She walked Into court day before yesterday and told Judge Douglass that throagb. Illness, tad not beew.

able I i v. MAKTIXEZ. Nov. 10. Alleged threats apalnnt his wife's Ufa and A One Pound LOAF of rrw jo threats of suicide landed C.

L. 28. Walnut Creek farmer. In the county Jail, and today he Is fared with the likelihood of appearing In court to answer a plea of the district attorney that he be placed under bonds to 1 provide a living for herself and the children. He did not make reply.

1 BREAD FREE keep the peace. Hofacker was arrested after his father-in-law, II. S. Sommers, summoned Constable Harry Stow 'Well Baby' Mothers' Club to Organize ESCALON, Nov. 16.

A 'Well Baby" Mother' club Is being organized here by Miss Edith Swanblom, district health nurse. It will bf educational In nntnre -1 gins to fnnctlon will "study infant welfare and oi hit i. at any time. Miss iU supervising n.aternity iui welfare work Joaquin health district, will supervise the activities of tliu nuw mi- 4. Genuinely smart and fl fipftt'r irell tailored, at prices greatly lower than their I I I original figure.

Coats ay of etyla and warmth f. IU wjth service and dls- tr 11 tlnctlon In every detail. $1 II down buys any one I jA of the many fashion- I if able type also sJ In DRESSES For every occasion jf Months HATS, SUITS to Blouses, Skirt, Sweaters with each purchase of a 1-lb square of CALINUT Oleomargarine at 23c This Offer Expires Saturday Night 11-17-23 i i ganlzation, which will begin operations as soon as ten mothers sign the roll. Should the membership show a substantial increase a second club will be formed. SLIDE DELAYS TRAIN', to their farm home.

Sommers told Stow and Assistant District Attorney James F. Hoey that Hofacker had threatened his wlfe'a life and intended suicide. Sommers sought to disarm Hofacklr, said, but was unsuccessful. Stow. however.

obtained Hof-aeker's revolvpr. The threats, Sommers told Hory, were inude when Mrs. Hofacker went to the ranch from Oakland last night to obtain clothing she claimed Hofacker had taken from her apartment earlier the same day. According to Mrs. Hofacker, she and her husband have been separated for about three months and Hofacker and her father live together at the ranch.

Paving Completed In Martinez Area MARTINEZ, Nov. 16. The contracting form of Oalbralth Janes has completed construction of one and a half miles of concrete pavement on the easterly end of the Marsh Creek highway near the Excelsior school, according to Surveyor R. R. Arnold.

The highway will be opened traffic In three weeks. GRAND JUNCTION, Colo Nov. 16. West-bound Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train No. 1 was delayed by a land and rock allde In the Colorado river canyon near Shoshone, ac cording to a repj -t received here.

WAR VETERAN DEAD. DENVER, Nov. 16. Dr. Samuel S.

Smythe, widely known homeopath and civil war veteian, died -at his home this mornlns; of pneumonia after a short Illness. Dr. Smythe served as captain of Uai-tery First li'h artillery, Low Price High Quality il Tall Cans ill i Always greet you at during the civil war. cans tor Zbc Six-Store Buying Power- Six-Store Selling Power l5r50c II Limit 9 Qua i 1530 Broadway Oakland Coflf Event! Autumn I 1 I TOMORROW, Saturday, November 17, at 8 A. M.

the stork will deliver to the PIGGLY WIGGLY family a new-born babe 308 Fourteenth St. Bet Harrison arid Webster will be the permanent home of this, youngster CARNATIONS FREE We solicit your inspection of this new store and whether you buy or come merely to loot, you will be handed a carnation that you may know we were glad that you. came. PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores sales for this year alone will amount to over ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS-DOLLARS. This together with our low cost of distribution, has made PIGGLY WIGGLY famous and reduced the fiigh cost of living throughout the entire United States.

Mrs. Housewife, you are the boss at PIGGLY WIGGLY. We have built and arranged this store for your convenience. We have come into this neighborhood to live and to be a part oi the neighborhood. Make this your pantry We are here to serve you.

Remember the place 308 Fourteenth and tomorrow, Saturday, at 8 o'clock, the date Listed herein are a few prices in effect at all Eastbay PIGGLY WIGGLY stores Every One of These Handsome Coats Proves Again the Supremacy of Our 6-Store Value-Giving Swagger Sport Coats it Crystal White .95 Values to $39.75 Values to $39.75 IOWA CORN American Brand 3 Cans for .25 6 Cans for .50 9 Cans for ,75 12 Cans. for ThU la the hlffheat rrada Iowa Standard Corn obtainable and not the vbeav Maryland corn nanally offered at a low S. BUTTER JERSEY BRAND 1- lb. 45c 2- lb. square 89c ij SOAP 4C Per bar price.

250 beauties! Genuine Scotch Tweedsv Camelairs, Astrakhan Cloth, Domestic Tweeds and Worsteds. For quality, smartness, good tailoring and real value, these coats cannot be beat at this .1 money-saving price! v. Libby's Large White Silverdale Small Green Del Monte Picnic Tina Asparagus 33c Asparagus 28c Asparagus Tips 23c Libba Large White Dessert Brand Del Monte Asparagus Tipsfan- 1 35c Asparagus Tips Pimentos New Fur Trimmed Dress Coats Other Dependable Sport Goats Ranch or Pullet Strictly Fresh Eggs .95 14 DEL MONTE CATSUP 1 7( Pint botUe 1 A BACON Fry's Celebrated LOIN BACKS r33c Fry's 'for Quality 27'95 If yon wish to be assured eggs that are guaranteed to bo strictly fresh Urge white ranch or pullet grade eggs, you wijl buy them at PIGGLY WIGGLY. Price a few cents above daily quotations. Here's your new Winter Coat at many dollars less than you expected to pay! Distinctive hew models in Bolivia, Brytonia and Lus-trosa with deep, rich collars of Fox, Wolf, Coney and Raccoon.

Remarkable values! Sporty stripes and attractive plaids Some with deep fur collars. Dandy coats for eral knock-about wear Two big groups to choose from at two very special prices. Buy now and profit by these huge 15c PUMPKIN. No. Del Monte STRING 91 2 can BEANS, No.

2 can. -Alta VUla standard STRINCll BEANS. No; 25c 23c 34c 25c 19c 15 Royal Florida GRAPE FRUIT, No. 2 can Del Monte FRUIT. SALAD.

No. 1 can DeLMonte RED RASPBERRIES, No, 2 can "Del Monte Melba Halved PEACHES, No? 2 Del Monte Yellow Clings Reaches. No. 2 Del Monte YeHow Cling PEACHES, No. 1 can.

There's numey for you in every pur. chase you here. Gel Ae R. Del Monte Solid Pack TOMATOES. No.

1 Del Monte Solid Pack TOMATOES. No. 2 Del Monte Solid Pack TOMATOES. No. 22 can Pel medium Sugar PEAS, No; 2 Del Monte very small Colton standard Sugar PEAS.

No. 2 12c 15c 17c 19c 29c 13 Git acquainted with our big, light, airy Basement Store. I ft a real pleasure to shop here. 5 eicfiWwvre Del Monte 1 HOMINY. No.

22 can. -Del ilonte whole SWEET 1 POTATOES- No. 22 can. Rosedale mashed 1 POTATOES. No.

22 aa 1 RICH LEE A VER 1 1530 Broadway Oakland jipiiiikSCwwMStorc in TitfTwiestGrouty 1 Mi A' 1 1.

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