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Palo Aho or Stmr.l-.ti urtaylm mnj*t*t* in tW
woild a-di-itrd. THI. TIMES I* omt t**4*m
ttt:* tor tbt opinion* ol cort«__ vc_J< r.t*. Ae
tfclr* mutl bc tifsrd by th* Iru-r nanr ot Ihr
wtiUr. not for publkaot-n, but st * _u__ai-.Ur
of »(*-J faith. NoitiitK of ■ *c in UVni-i ST
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II. W. SIMKINSJi.i..iXi.e...W. H. KELLY
SATURDAY^ OCT. 28, 1916.
Notice to Subscribers
The circulation department of
Tbe Timet It conttautly endeavoring to make the delivery terTlce of
Tbs Timet as neat perfect as possible. Subscribers are requested to,
report any poor or Irregular delivery j
service promptly by telspbont.
Subscribers who move ars requeued to tend both their former
snd present addresses to The Timet.
P KOr£SSIONAL
Hunday, 20th
Memorial Church—DlTlno worship
at 11 a. in : Rev. D. Charles Gardner,
preacher: anthem, ''Hear. O My People" i Stevenson I. Mitt Edith Ilarvty
soloist: solo. "The Lord It My
Light," ( Allitseni. Mr. Leslie McCor-
mirk. Organ recital at 4:16 p. tn.
OIK.AN KECITAIA IN
MEMORIAL OHUIUll
Sunday, -h totter 20.
Mathews—Toccata In O minor.
Becker—Melodte Eleglague.
Bach—Fantasia ct Fugue In C
minor.
Barton—Marche aux Flambeaux.
MISS MAY ADAMS
Teacher of PUno nnd Harmony
Graduate King Conservatory.
Residence -ISO Cbannlng Ave
['done "toil
E. ROYAL FLINT
Graduate I-eipzlg Conservatory
PIANO AND HARMONY
Studio fldO llomer Avenue.
I'h..ui' I7A.
Monday, th-tober :»0.
Ruck—Variations on Old Folks at
Home.
Elgar—Funeral March Irom Gran*
la and DUnnld.
Huhn — Intermezzo.
IUch—Praeludium el Fuga.
Iii.--.|..>. (i- totter 31.
Gullmant—Second Offertory,
Christmas Themes.
Huhn—Pastorale,
HubolK-■ -Cnntilenc Nuptial.
(liillmant -Adoration.
IUch— Prelude nnd Fugue In I
minor.
ELIZABETH S. PECK
rcsibrr <.i riolta tad BasssiMs.
l-u-.ll t_l AdtSpb Mi.. B,*t«'-n S.T.i. 0)
Or.!..-lr.i.K*l*v.»tI.>l.ne».Sm,lliL'«.l1_r
M-ilh-J. Rays! lUghsdwot.isHta.O-w-
Studio at 555 Kingsley Avenue
Palo Alto telephone 251
MISS ALICE DIAZ
Dane. re.Rat-,. -Ut-w. in rhjihtin tnd
tonal dancing; cotchit-- uf Uie _IBCtlS
|>U)V l»i-;r*i,I> tnd [.A.,! .tui in v
VadMsdMfi rfiifiilm i.
Kwrg-ElTt Prologtit Traglcut-
Gullmant Adagio from Fifth
Sonau.
de la To m belle-—EleKle.
Dubois Toccata In G minor.
Thursday, November 2.
Schubert -A. Ave Maria.
H. Serenade
Lemare Andotnino in n dat.
Chopin - Funeral March.
Handel -Largo.
The Pain Alto School of Music
Mrt. (lur. K. Klmber, director.
Circular on application.
I'tt-iiif Slinli.i, ■"■<• tor SppoltUaSBlS
THE ALEXANDRIA
IBB Kmervin Street, romer
Lytton Aveaue
Rooms with Or without board.
I'hone Palo Alto 7-ftO.
MRS. L. R. Baxter, Prop.
LowenaI.Difanir=r
",;_!.r,r Scalp Specialist
WOMEN'S CLUBMO-Sl:
SU-ilolJ l'nlv.,,11. ;rV.n,.:;..iyl]
PRU1T TREES
Orange and l-raion. Kvory*
thing you want for the gardes.
PALO ALTO NURSKRY
OHO Palo Alto Aveaue.
F. It. Mills. Phone Ml
GEORGE H. BENTLEY
Contracting Plasterer
Everything. Inside <t Outside.
OuUlde Cementing — Special-
Also Flre Inaurance. Four
Board Co't.Pb.695. C3.". Homer
Pal
3 Aho
Auto Ambulance
tierrlre <jay or night. Within
city limit.-. t2.1MI.
O. W. TINNEY, I*rupriet«r
Phone Palo Alto 377.
D. R. HAYES
(INCTMRKNT)
Regular Republican Nunilnee
for
ASSEMBLYMAN
4 Sth District
t.t n.-r.il 1.1.*. liiui. Nov. 7. 1010.
Friday. November '.i.
Kurg-i-Iert— A. Canxona In A
minor. B. Aphorlsmus.
Bach-- I_argo from 2d Organ
Sonata.
Rollins Concert Overture In A..
Palo Alto Calendar
sniKljt). 29th
All Sulnls Church—Nineteenth
Su miu y after Trinity. S a. nt-, holy
.ommunton: 9:15 a. m.. Sunday
School: II. morning prayer mid sermon; TilO, evening prayer and nd-
dross.
Church or St. Thomas Aqulnn*
Wuverley street, corner Homer «t\e-
nue. Party mats. 8 a. _____ followed
immediately by Sunday School. Late
mast wltb mualc. 10:30 a. m. Evening devoltont, Inttructlon and Bene-
[j.li'tioii of Bleated Sacrament. 7:30
p. m Dally mass, 7 a. m. Conf-ss-
slons keard Ssturday 4 and 7:30 p.m.
Congregational Church - Bible
School aesslon at 9:45: class for you
The morning devotional service at
11; the pastor. Rev. Bryant C. Pre*-
ton, will preach the Iliuil sermon In
tho series on "The Divinity of Jetus."
The text will be "I have given you
an example." At the evening service
at 7:30 the pastor will glv« an address on "Youth and the Churcb."
The church and the ministry continually ask. "How may we help our
young people?" The evening ad-
■lt*. - will consider the question at
to how young people can aid the
church.
First Church of Christ. Scientist -
Sunday school at 9:30. Service at 11
a. m. at Mason).- Temple: subject.
"Everlasting Punishment."
The Christian Science reading
room ut 417 Alma street Is open
dally except Sunday and legal holidays from 10 a. m. lo 5 p. m. — Advt.
I';.* .I.-. I,.; |.in Church. Rev. Waller
Hays, i-astor. Sabbath School. 1:41
a. m- Horning service at It; subject
ot sermon. "Takjmt the Kingdom of
Heaven by Violence." Christian Endeavor. 6:45 p. m. Evening service
at 7:30; subject ot sermon. "A Uv-
Ing Dog Is Better Than a Dead
Lion."
Palo Alio Truth Center Ramona Hall, 1(1 Culver-.Ity avenue, at
T:30 o'clock: subject. "Tho First
God-Conscious Mun": speaker. Mrs.
Hodge*.
Tur-Mlny. Bt*
M->--tlng ot the soman's all-party
league for Woodrow WlUon at lhe
residence of Mrt. C. A. Klrksey. 702 snd 92.50. while
seats on the bleachers at botb ends
of the field are 91-50 and 92. Application! for seatt ln the alumni taction may be made to the alumni aoc-
retery, 201 CallfornU Hall. I'nlrar
sity of Csllfornls.
After November 1 tickets win bs
on sale at A. G. Spalding Brothers
and nt ihe Shcrmun-Clay Company
or San Prandseo and Oakland, and
nt tho A. S. V. C. store at Berkeley.
At 10 o'clock on the morning of
thu IiIk game the Stanford soccer
ii-urii will meet the I'nlverslty of
California squad on Calirornla field.
AdmUslon will be 25 cents. Thero
will be a football abow In Harmon
r-mnaslum on the day of the big
game.
Dress Reform Club Here
(Continued from Page One.)
WANTED
Women's Wilson League
Mrs. John G. Jury of San Jose will
l>e the main speaker at the rally of
the women's league or oil parties for
Woodrow Wilson on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at tbe home of
Mrs. C. A. Klrksey. 70(1 Cowper
street. A speaker from San Fron-
i-lsco will nlso address those present.
The league It exceedingly anxious
to have not only the members present and those who intend to vote for
WIlKon, but also thote who arc open
to conviction at to hi* fitness to be
the next president.
for Stanford. It t-_ ■ strange thing
ih.it * mail elected to thc assembly
(ur jwveral lernti ;i* Hayes has been
hoiild attempt lu make ,u. h an enlightened city as Palo Alto believe
lhal Iii* record on moral qucitfoni
wat so i_""*l. when his Hand un these
i|iicst>on« ii nit) m the memory of
the cituens of I'alo Alto Wben lhe
Wyllie b»cal option bill came before
the aiiembly in wi i 1) K. llayc-%'
record ihowe live votes against lhe
bill and absent unce itt the six timet
ihnt it came up. Thus in thit important mea-Hirc wc find him solid agaiml
wb ii t the local option advocates w-_nl
cd. If under such a record my opponent iliiisl . he can fool the .iti/.it*
if .Pah- Alio and Stanford University
mto making them believe hi» record
iu tlte assembly it worthy the cn-
.loricmeut ul' temperance I will gladly meet him in open debate at any
Miitable time to him upon his record
in behalf uf temperance legitlattun
Win or lose, I am willing to pay the
hall rent."
according to the club members. To
reduce women'a dress to two or throe
etyles, tultsble for all oceatloni but
wi:!'.i for different occasions snd*
different lndlrldusU by choice of, —,fr'^Sd-EsperiMced sirff^ge7-
eolor and material. U tbs prtmsry.^, b0UMW0fk; „,„_-( b. good cook;
aim or the local organUatloe. as lt thr## ,fl tMat}J. „,«. |<6 Mr, B
I, or other* ln the United State*. c bwtoII, 301 Low.ll eveous.
notably one at tb. UnU.ralty of p*tqm p.lo A|U| m, ,».,|.U.
Missouri. A member of thU Mlatourl ,
or.j.iilr.iiIon gave the Impetttt to the Wanted—A small plac. from 2 to
Intereat h.r.. j C scrst with amall bouse within iU
Frotn th. best professions! de- mile, ot Pslo Atto; rent not orsrj
signers tbe club li seeking designs $ I.'.. 251 Emerton street. 10-23-Gt*
thst can be worked out upon tnch
principles at comfort from the
hygienic standpoint, efficiency for
Ttrloua usee, simplicity of cut aod
make, modesty, durability. be-*om- Laundry by flrst-ciaas taundrsaa:
llignets sod beauty. family work especially; tabl. Unas
At the club'* second meeting, hand ironed. Mrs. Tate. Pbons 6 .W
held Mondsy oo the csmput, tbe
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted—bewing, mending, iroa-
'- Ug, by day or at boms. Will taks
care of children. Phono IS9W.
FOR SALE.
For Sal.—By owoer, aew I
bungalow wit halesping porch. Easy
terms 821 Bryant strsst. 10-7-tf
For Sala—Best bargain tn Palo
Alto; 8-room bungalow, 92.800;
good terms. 180 Webstar straaL
8-8-tf
For Bsls—-Cbsap; rooming houae.
Good proposition. Leering tows. Apply Boz H, Time, offlca. 10-7-tf
chief dlwusalon centered around a
Wanted — DUhwaaher. Student
For Bale or Rent—Subject to ssls.
G-room cottatga. modern Improvements, lot 150x125, barn, frnlt tree*,
easy terms. 228 Barrsrd straaL
Collage Terrace. Box 181. Msyfleld.
Phone 83711. 10-24-2w
-a-rss* designed by a Sen Franclaco I »«* not apply. 251 Emeraon *lreet. |
designer who U keenly Interested tn Pkon. C58R. ltH7-2t j
the movom.nt. ThU It but one,
FOR RENT
Wanted—Potltlon by refined wo-
mf».lel In the beginning of tbe effort mmn of mid(J1<l „e wh0 u exp#rt_
to seek far and wide for styles from B0CwJ |n ukinf (Are ot lnTfcUdt. fas-
wblcb home permanent ones may be -,_,_ BR1H, neft Mn) K M-yeri 108
selected. North Third ttreet, San Jose.
So far, the club has merely reach- 10-27-51*
e-l lhe i»olnt of recommending to IUI .
nn-mhers for dsy and street wear Wanted—General housework by
some such -uii at the ao-called Pip-] Swedish girl, good cook; wage* 940.
ina Rock—a suit with a plain *k|rt,!t>27 Bryant. Phone 461M.
trom two and a half to three yards * ^-*~ 10-27-fit*
In width and from four to sev.n ; „ ■ , r-
Wanted—Gardening, tawnt put ln,
fruit trees
pruned snd put, ln good shape; also
BANKS WILL AID SANTA
CLARA FRUITGROWERS
Reports that the banking Interests
of Santa Clara county are op|»osed lo
the in; in.iti.mi or the Santa Clnra
utility prune and apricot growers
gStoelatloO ror the purpote or con-
trollng ihe frnlt market or thl* tec-
tlon. were dented yetterday by Robert R. •*•••■■. a director oT the Bank
ol San Jote.
"The rej-ortu which have been cir-
ulated with the view ot rrtghtenlng
the growers, are absolutely without
foundation." said Saver. "The banks
want higher prices. Thin report. I
Iu'IIcm'. originated from the desire of
some of the promoters lo hurried!-
e the blinks Indorse the project,
but hunks arc conservative und »*
lire not rushing into things until we
know. However, we are firmly cou-
in- ■ .1 that the association of growers is beneficial and the bunks wltl
lend their full aupp-ort. contrary to
ull report*."
Going Too Far.
_ man should try tu have a j..*.
"I'ii.;...i of himself."
Perk*!-*."
I mean a .it...lu amount of self It
tpect."
'Oil, tlm l'n all right, but some pCOp
ilon't eeam able tu distliiguish bctwee
self respeet uml self iidmlrntl-iu"
I Ui iniu, .i.. in Age-Herald.
UNIVERSITY GARAGE
SAYS STUDEBAKER
PRICE TO ADVANCE
The I'nlverslty gsrage. local Studebaker dealers, received the folic
Ing telegram from tbe Studebaker
Corporation or America this mora
tng:
Advance In* price of both four
six cylinder models. Our stock
limited Retail purchasers mutt buy
now to Inture delivery, irg. you to
..!-.. :i. ■■ raise in price of from 875
9100 tn become effective on or
about December 1.
■E H. CARPENTER '
Mr. Brockmann. proprietor of the
Unlv.rslly garage, advises that par*
tie* Interested call and look over the
series '17 model, and take advantage
of thn present price*—9975 for tbe
rour-ryllnder and ti.:'■'■" for the six-
cylinder machine* before December
I There will be a cbasls cut out or
opened up on exhibition at the showroom. 328 fnlverslty avenue, for a
week or ten days, All parting Interested are invited to liu-pecl ihls *-er
When S-Mchsr -Hotl.r.J.-
Comlng bome from the morning terries one Suudty. Dr. Beecher threw
hlmaeir on a lounge snd said tu ■
tone or deep dejection. **I beller. that
wsa tb. worst sermon 1 erer
preached." One of bit dsiigbters pro
teeted that she-had seldom beard him
wben he wat more eoergeUc. -Oh.
yew," wat tbe ImptUent reply, "wben
l haven't anything to -tay 1 always
hollar."-Outlook.
handy with tools. Re*. 228 Kstbsr-
lns .treat Phone 838W. »-J0-tf
Wanted- Houaework or care of Invalid by reliable woman. Reference*.
Box M. M. J., Times office. 10-24-61*
MONEY TO LOAN
Inches from the ground, made pre-,L _ . . .
r Mr-_p__ « «.i« «, .tm ib.!_-*•_«- _c_°'*_!b?r.7_"__
■hlrt may be supported from tbe
shoulders. The coat U plain,
loosely fitted, following but not accentuating the lines of tbe figure.
The waUt re-commended with this Is
tin- Russian blouse or the Jerkin
etyle, to be worn outside, not Inside
Un- walst-band.
As more designs are secured for
eihlliltlon and crltlclam. styles for
other use. afternoon and evening
wear <■■■ -■ i-ill*-. will be constdcrod
and recommended.
ItcMiiles sympathy and Interest In
ihe purpose or the organisation, the
onl\ condition for membership In the
It.-artni Club |t the payment of 10
• "Hi/- a semester for current ex
penses.
The officer. of tbe club are
President, Mrs. John S. P. Tatlock;
xlrf president. Mrs. Horatio S'eb-
blBSi secretary. Mrs. C. B. Whtttler.
915. sunny cottage 4 rooms, bath.
gaa .ejectrirIty. yard. 817 Kipling
st. between Homer and Cbannlng
ate. Partly furnlahed. 10-28-tf
For Rent—8-room bouse. Pbons
386W. At home sfter 3:30 dally.
10-17-1m
To 1-case—5 acres, Menlo Park;
houae, barn, orchard, chicken bouse.
Rent 925 per month, partly furnltbed. Box V, Times office. 10-28-61
I have money In sums of 92,000,
83.000, 95.000. 97.000, 910,000 to
loan at 6 per cent. Will take bull*
nets property or country property
Box Q. Timet. 10-27-3t
I nil.-. foneraM for tomorrow:
Sormnwliat cloudy or threatening:
froMt If clear and calm tonight.
Temperature yeaterday, October
27: Maximum C2 fa year ago 80).
minimum 43 (a year ago 45).
Obeervatiutis al 6 a. m. and noon
lodi) were respectively: Barometer
30,37. 1Q.S6 Inchet; thermometer
48, 55 degree*; hygrometer 100, 81
per cent; weather cloudy, cloudy
wind calm. west.
A storm or tome Intensity appears
to be at a considerable distance
the north Pacific coast: between this
disturbance and tbe California coast
ther. lt a high pressure of air f30.2
Inrhesl whkh will probably ward off
rain from tbls part of CallfornU.
A trough of low pressure extended
tbls morning from Eastern Canada
southward to New Mexico; It waa
causing unsettled weather with little
ruin. This disturbance will probably
increase In energy, while being hindered In Its progress east by a high
pressure (30.3 Inches) off the-roast
near Waahtngton, D. C.
It wat tomewhat warmer In Boston, New York end Washington this
morning, as a result or the dUtrlbu-
tlon or atmospheric pressure. The
unsettled condition that haa obtain. *,i In Florida for several days
has passed away.
For Rsnt—Furnisbed spartmsnt
and single rooms at the Lytton.
Phons 718J—481 Lytton svenue.
For Sale- Beautiful. Imported
heavy allk Japanese garment, consisting of haorl. kimono, under kimono and tath. Phone 705W. 731
Ramona street. 10-28-21*
For Sale—r.O pigeons. Write Box
978, Stanford University, Cal.
10-28-61
For Rent
THE NARDYNE
APARTMENTS
1121 Bryant at., one block from Wa-
v.rley-tt. carllne. ar. ready for occupancy. Uodern. up to date, completely lurnlsbed. Phone 87.
10-18-tr
For
Rent
-Two or
three
room
apartment.
116
Everett
avenue
10-27
-tr
For Renl—PUno, almost new. Apply Mutlc Shop. Planot bought, told
and rented. F. M. Ottrander.
lft-27-6t*
LOST
Lott—Man's crsvenetle overcost
between Butler ranch and S. P. depot. Please return Time*. Reward.
10-2C-St*
LOST Wlll tb. party who took
purse by mistake Wednesday nlgbt
trom Masonic Temple kindly return
to E. F- Burkhart. 525 Kmerson
10-I6-lt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr*. N.ilie F. Uoodspeed. dressmaker, reasonable; teacher crochet
and tatting. 628 Gilman. Ph. 889.
Mist Evelyn Baasctt'* kindergarten reopened October i at 132
Cbannlng avenue. Phone 791.
10 -Mm
Good hoard and pleasant roomt In
private bome. 920 to 925 per montb.
"• Foreat avenue. 10-24-61*
Mrs. J. w. Mantibsld. 1626 Foreat
Court, phoae 702W. SptrslU corset*.
, Bet Flo rr- Nun-ory
IIIK w. I.,!,-, Ht.
Fixed That Alt Right
Gallelgh-llerv't the dress suit you
losue.1 me. old chap, and many thanks.
II didn't III me very well, to I had th.
tailor make a fen- alterstlous. Green—
Tbe deuce yoti did! Well, or all the—
Gsllelgb-Oh. It'* atl right, old chap,
i told him Id seud tbe bill to me—Bot-
t.iu Transcript
Beaaking It G.ntl. .
"1 understand tbat your daughter U
gotng to take music ;.--•■
"Not exactly." replied Farmer Corn
tassel "W. haven't tbe heart to tetl
we're goln' to hire a regular teacher to
do It"—Washington Star.
A Curi.us H.-fc,
In New CaledouU tbere U a herb
whtcb has tbe rare property of revealing oue't secrete. It U known as tbe
Datura ttrtmoulnm and lias white
flowers and naigb berries full of dark
graU*. Tbey are treated of In tbe _______________________________
"Annals of Hygiene and ColonUl Med-1
telne." A pOMO wbo has swallowed iGardea and hoone
lbe tea made of thU herb will after | pUflU, rut flowr-i-* and
fatting asleep tell where bU money U \ im. O. K1MONIXM
hlddeu aud will also arise and go dl- '
reet to wben* hit treasure U concealed.
Bobbers oftett ti*e IhU tea as knockout
drops wltb wbk-Ii to rob tbelr victim*
Not In Good Form.
A Chicago woman wbo bad received
a legal sumruutis lo appear in a certain
court at a certain period wa* much
put out tbrreby. In explaining tbe
matter to a frleml, sbe tald:
"I hsve certainly received tbe citation, but I shall not appear-—could
uot In fuel. Not only am I not socially
acquainted with Judge Jouet. but the
whole I "lie of hla coniinuiilcatloo Is
so Imi"-"!l-lc that 1 absolutely refute
to know blm."—New York Tlmea.
I•!,...... 5I2M
Fighting Fish.
The pUkat, a ferocious nth. It widely
cultivated lu S!sm by people wbo prr
[«re tbem for lbe "prixe ring" or pond.
here tbey battle, greatly to the de
bar tbat ber voice toundt terrible, so ^ llgbt of tbe popuUce and to lbe coo
sltlertble profit of ibe king, wbo get*
r-iun.l turns of license money.
An Amiable Dentist Twro of a Kind.
j Vletlm-Say. duni ye. you've pulled j Polite Neighbor-Everylmdy says your
th. wrong tooth] Dent 1st—From tbe | bu-it-aud la auch a wide awake man.
I way you hollered 1 thought I had hold ■ Mrs. lobbies. Mrs. Jobbles (with a
of the right one. but we'll call It m> * »I«ID—Yes. and the baby take* after
in Ufa ke.—Chicago Tribune
I i
Art
Carl Sammout will have on exhibition thit week at 250 University ave. his noted collection of PASTEI_B. While M*
work of art U well known fn
Palo Alto, everyone should Im-
pror. thit opportunity of ln-
tpecttng tbtt beautiful display
of nature brought out ln aU IU
beauttet of landscape. The
noted big tree, rlv.rs. lakes
and mountain scenes.
With our Urge and new
stock of moulding and frames
we are prepared to frame any
of these pictures on short no-
tics.
WILLARD'S ART STORE
290 University Av.. P.|0 Alt
