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Dinner _____75c Ifl John Costas, M*f, w; :tum by -ral This^-cqipbjna' Across Asrurica toyr giva : to sightseed ^yaint Panama it Ganal ani.. a andatgaaiorA 3ou have cs across theContinenc with tmg poiatsccfCAiCt, ou> Ip Effrct andFinIaiji(Uafl -- and'to* -^ftggrj. ido Street, v Monterey -- Helj>_ior Children''. ' Mrs. J*aiU=ElanUer^ waa-appirint-- IrTvas TtToved ami aecVaueti-that nd ch-alm^ of a ccframluee 'Vliat a repveSeJiutivB of this, club talk will keep informed ,on matters per- over 'with theatrical directors the aining to the training and"educat- trial ter nt rherinpr coats.--for, -nep... ng oi children. current events, and formances ad lectures for association met yesterday la Saa- affairs of interest to the Prueiii- children. j Teachers' association % I'A other ect-school, the president. Mrs. j eorumnnii jes. Schoeuinger in Jhe chair". The - The hospitality committee 'wa3 minutes of the, last meeting were !given power to move in the matter read i.nd approved, and matters for gener.U discussion were placed Iv g 'of giving' :i_lJrldc't.l"iTany or some Miss Virginia Tooker, who 1st conducting an arc class for chfl-: dren at the Arts and Crafts sum-, nicr school, spoke about her work! and will meet the children infer. estod ou Tuesdays. Wednesdays fote the 'members. i oilier form of entertainment to land Thursdays at the Arts and __ It was announced that,on Friday. : raise necessary conipinent, su'iii as 'Crafts club house. ..Way '4. a chiliren's clinic win be cups and saucers and -spoons, etc.. I Hot Lunches Suggested Miss Davis, chairman of i in! Imtmhership co.nmut.ee, will ... | IgaiiiKe a drive for new members.j 'The association discussed the_ax-\ ; visability or serving a hot lunch I "for the children who do no: go i I home at noon. Miss Powers said! - . --C- -.S + : - J& 'l< 3 remained at school during the j | luncheon hour. Milk is given to; him rhilHron cess, provided as a'rule by the[ parents or the Red Cross. ] A general discussion as to :he; : programs for next year was held. many members giving'valuable e.ug-! ; gcs.'ions.' niu'! meeting will be announced1 in the press, and all members are urged ! (o be present, as this will be the (last meeting before the summer 'holidays. _ me 40 oO rfme 211 titers OCR The name of the product is most Fuller Dealer suitable., the prep- nearest you is list C-1 VV Cr. ^ to 2 ed below. iV/hen you need paint, go to him. He sells the. surface* the k i n d 'o i brush to use and give S.AN J0S3. Cal, May 13.7--The _; women here are wearing roses and! .jibe men are growing- sideburns to I recall tbe liistoric nays of the dors Fullerquality pro ducts and in ad dition he takes a real interest ir. giviagyou helpful advice. He will tell you which you copies of the interesting Fuller Booklets.-! t will be well worth your while to visit him today and get acqucir ... 'These ^Dealers Sell Fuller Taints and Garnishes in Santa Clara valley, and :o creale a so-t of atmospheric back- Miss Rita Torres, of Lcs Angeles, with ner three Chi gvntinJ for the Fiesta -:le las Rosas them only two wee-<s old. At brrth toe cats are -.-.h "which 5s to be held here May 20 to. week they begin to tirn black. '-2. Tb ? feslivaT spirit is "present! mnl elaborate preparations are be-1 i:;c tnu.ie for the tlicjsa.i'ls of vi?!tors expected. The graud flora. page-a: will be. vhli-e- -fW-teta-Hdtng-feature-qf t lve-eel-4 tdirafton. Flnars have been enter ed by-communities in o'l parts 0; ihc- valley. Teachers nnd students :il `Pan Jos? Teachers' college will Peirce & Towle \V. P. FULL; i R Sr C O. *33 l MISSION STREET - S.\N FRANCESCO Branctti i.-i '5 Panfit Ctju Coin Faittrits ik i/M f r a n c is c s * l o s a n g e-es r f o b t u n u DiJribvten ifVa'ipat n iht pj:;ji; Cu:t 77 YEARS EXPERIENCE--YOUH ASSV3T.NNC6 OF FVLLF.R QVlALr ^ LER PAINTS M VARNISHES PIONEERWHITE LEAD participate In "The Nightingale; ami the- Rose," n tla-nce pageant. ; P. G. Trustees Kill Census Petition ;:iaucd from Pn^c : BY CHARLES P. STEWARTi -i Nt\A .Servin' Writer I l! -r'- ` A^'.t'iNf.Tirs --W.,-.r.ru-.- e - W -.1 |! u r-ulu-r ; chi: e rxpers invc.lvon in ir-.king ihc iiCi; vailing the charter cit-o. arid n:r osisr-- I M v [I ni.:k.' iin- most >'' r. f.-r r:-- lin11, Cosmev tbctlTz=poiiiUal - "S'l't-rn'o"! <7:1 jchtor's'LonL`TT'.. I i.khf^ .i-^h^Tj -A^TTow ii tvv'rSvr U -. Thi' N'oigilbors -had - seetir-ed lOi ^prert.r vivid ui rrrr. vnlumenv e'-eusus takers who. wouldl l-'nr her o k w , aIu is luUo a nuisi srcuMinee il';a;*:l'.c cllv wnu'd in-i fiar.. The attier-'venlr.a I c u n- . i;n ('Xpor.sc ihc* llnri ,'-rr lf!i:;rjvNins. u 'li. ci-nc ! "a s site p -ovi ili-it >,! .'Aju-Liri-i! : >i i 1 h;iv jvjr.jcrs'.oo -taking i'.iny worn cmviiu'ctc the c;;\ 1 w-.nili .-.hnply lie waHiiu.c money hy i';tlling the t-ipisus and that .even ;f i!; - versus taking cost r.olhing. thn. i' F mi r!i;.rier election would. ------------------------------------------ i ''3.u.i (lie people wim a_m__ _ba--.--'sk--- t lie-A-eUF--.iN-ft.a-t*uaLs. -Mn1. t;i. *.. T'pg tins proposition are amenable t|u, (.j . ,.n[ . iri,? . ivnson '' Cosmey said. "If, attr: r:-f a Iinri*'!*. elect.uu).' i.; will cor.a:illy .n-:t w .``.:;l buvdsbip c;i the city.'1 Ncc He:p From Bailey Tlretotte , \V-SUiL-y iilC-Ii- t;i ":jed to T wao h.irl nut. ex;iresM:d ar: nj.s::.i;-i(. iU'Pcalfn.g him sari-, , pun. Jaiioy v: s iho ij n 1 y ciic o: j ilip nov. -y olecfc-ii Lr usic-ea i yosa :;.. TIRE -' Tr.isloy |). Jauiyheiy being dii- DEALERS Jsef! Iasi liiglu. 3aili*y spk* i kris i'j .v . iudio.it tg ]io was not-in .sympathy with the pruni-.s; ! im j inblishiiig city luanagop gaw-rn- , meat ia I he Urovo at the present ; Goula -- r s ms-'rl, time. and Save You favor.. SU iv ecu. ! ir.ent." said, "hut i jeln-ve it u-om'd .'>? Money j woula iio: be practical hr a city as n^r l.snuil! as Pacific Grove Ir wotiirt using ?ca I simply 'mean -uddud expense. I maid c-- We have the tires and the tubes that are delivering thousands of extra miles-- f-EVEREH TRUE E