anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-06

Holland & Holland — Stanle and Fancy Groceries — Phone 212 131 East Center St. Anaheim Snowdrift Purely vegetable. In sealed tins only. Always fresh, white and creamy 1 lb. 23c; 4 lb. 80c; 8 lb. $1.55 Sugar, Beet or Cane, 10 lbs. ...85c Cheese, Long Horn, 3 lbs to a customer, per lb..25c Salmon, talls, 2 for 25c; dozen ...$1.30 Salmon, Red flats, can 20c; dozen ...$2.30 Prunes, San Maria, 3 lbs. ...25c Extract, pure flavors, large size 33c; small, each 19c Cocoa, Bishops, per lb. 15c; 4 lbs. ...55c Picnic Hams, per lb. ...19c Hams, Armour's Star, per lb. ...40c Orange Blossom Shortening, large pails, each $1.05 Tomatoes, Standard, 2½ can 10c; dozen ...$1.15 Jello, package 10c; dozen ...$1.20 Coffee, Shillings', 2½ lbs., each ...$1.05 Coffee, Newmarks, 3 lbs. ...$1.10 Society. WATCH FOR MAY 27 A society event of Anaheim is the annual engagement of Miss Jones to Mr. Chisuyler, which is the delightful romance the beautiful and accolade of the Hon. Jones. Mr. Schuyler of Judge Schuyler among the best known in Anaheim. While the announcement will not be out it is understood that at the White Temple invitations to that tended only to the Fidellis and Man's Bible church. A cordial is to any man or woman school and who are study of the Bible and of Christianity in the join these classes, use of O. E. Steward and Come Sunday morning bring some one with the attendance to May 22. The motto are "Never a stranger." After becoming a ret of the meeting enth will be revealed ber will be in on the Wesson Oil Salads—A seasonable suggestion: Equal parts of diced, canned pineapple, stoned, canned or fresh cherries, fresh salved strawberries, or diced apple with or without little shredded grapefruit or orange and some iced celery. Garnish with lettuce. If desired, this combination of fruit may be made into a jellied salad stirring it into one and a half cupfuls of tart lemon jelly when the latter is just about to congeal. Dress with either a French dressing or mayonnaise made with WESSON OIL. You will be delighted. We have all the sizes of WESSON OIL — Prints 30c; Quarts 55c; ½ Gallons $1.00; Gallons $1.95 Hosiery Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, white, black or brown, double sole and heel and toe. Special 75c Children's silk finished Hose full mercerized; a regular 75c stocking. 50c Special BOYS' HOSE A special sale of boys' Hose in sizes 9, 9½, 10, 10½ and 11, fast black, a regular 45c stocking. Special $1.00 3 for CHILDREN'S HOSE Black medium rib Hose, good black, sizes 6 to 10, reg- Ironware WAFFLE IRONS Low burner cast waffle Iron wood handle, regular $3.50. Special at $2.50 SKILLET No. 9 iron Skillets made of best quality casting, sold everywhere at $2.00. Our price, Special ...$1.65 DUTCH OVENS No. 9 Dutch Oven, just the thing for the camping trip or for roasts, regular $5.00 values. $3.50 at BOYS' HOSE A special sale of boys' Hose in sizes 9, 9½, 10, 10½ and 11, fast black, a regular 45c stocking. Special $1.00 3 for CHILDREN'S HOSE Black medium rib Hose, good black, sizes 6 to 10, regular 30c. $20c Special, pair MEN'S HOSE Men's mercerized Hose, in brown, navy or grey. These are regular 40c values. $25c Special for CHILDREN SUITS Children's union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, knee length, tape buttons, garters, supporters; $1 values. $75c Special WAISTS Children's knit Waists with tape buttons; 75c value. $50c Special UNION SUITS Ladies' union Suits, medium rib, sleeveless and tight or lace knee, size 36 to 44. $50c Special VESTS Ladies' Swiss rib Vests, sleeveless, tape or tube top. $39c Special LACE Valanciennes Laces and Insertion, pure white. $5c Special, yard TIES Boys' Windsor Ties, plain colors or plaids. $25c Special DUTCH OVENS No. 9 Dutch Oven, just the thing for the camping trip or for roasts, regular $5.00 values. $3.50 at GRANITE WARE Wash Basin, grey enamel; regular 50c. $40c Special KETTLES Stew Kettles, 6-quart size, with cover, regular $1.35 $2.00. Special PRESERVING KETTLE 8-quart Preserving Kettle. This is a big bargain. $75c Special JAPANED WARE CAKE BOXES Large size Cake Boxes, white Japaned, regular $2 value. $1.25 Special MUFFIN TINS 9 hole Muffin Tins, best grade, 35c value. $25c Special GALVANIZED WARE PAILS 8-quart Pails ...25c 10-quart Pails ...40c 12-quart Pails ...50c 14-quart Pails ...60c TUBS No. 0 Tubs ...85c No. 1 Tubs ...$1.00 No. 2 Tubs ...$1.25 No. 3 Tubs ...$1.50 Society. - Clubs Social WATCH FOR MAY 27 A society event of great interest in Anaheim is the announcement of the engagement of Miss Angelica Arabella Jones to Mr. Charles Algernorn Scauyler, which is the culmination of a delightful romance. Miss Jones is the beautiful and accomplished daughter of the Hon. Horace Foraythe Jones. Mr. Schuyler is the only son of Judge Schuyler. Both families are among the best known and prominent in Anaheim. While the announcement of the marriage will not be out for several days it is understood that it is to take place at the White Temple May 27 and that invitations to that effect will be extended only to the members of the Fidelis and Man's Bible classes of the church. A cordial invitation is given to any man or woman not in Sunday school and who are interested in the study of the Bible and the forwarding of Christianity in this community to join these classes, under the direction of O. E. Steward and Mrs. Wm. Brown. Come Sunday morning at 9:30 and bring some one with you to increase the attendance to the goal set for May 22. The mottoes of these classes are "Never a stranger but once." After becoming a member the secret of the meeting on the twenty-seventh will be revealed and every member will be in on the good time. PIONEER SEWING CLUB GUESTS RRUDENCE PENNY GIVES ADDRESS Wednesday was visitors day at the Placentia Round Table meeting and many of the friends of the club were in attendance. Prudence Penny of Los Angeles was the speaker of the afternoon, giving an interesting talk on home making. The program of the afternoon consisted of vocal numbers by Mr. Fordham and whistling numbers by Miss Virginia McClellan, accompanied by her sister, Miss Nina McClellan. Following the business session the meeting adjourned and a social hour was spent. A good attendance was present, about 50 in all. MISS AUSTIN PIANIST IN RECITAL Miss Florence Austin, advanced student in piano of Miss Luna Wellman of this city, will appear in recital at the Methodist White Temple Monday night at 7:30. Miss Austin is a brilliant pianist and does exceptionally good work. Her program planned for this evening will be of interest to every music lover. Miss Ethel Evans, violinist and pupil of Professor Walberg, will assist in the program and will be accompanied by Miss Elba Badgley. A cordial invitation is extended to every musician and music lover of Anaheim. CHOIR ENJOY SOCIAL TIME The Evangelical choir met last night for its weekly practice at the church. Following rehearsal the choir members and their friends ad- $1000 SLIPPER IS IN ANAHEIM TODAY WANT CINDERELLA Mrs. Lannie Haynes Martin and the Los Angeles Examiner's $1,000 slipper of gold is in Anaheim today, and the slipper is being displayed at the S. Q. R. store. Mrs. Martin is receiving contestants at the Valencia hotel. O. W. Renner of the S. Q. R. store announced this afternoon that the S. Q. R. store will give a pair of slippers to the Anaheim girl or woman who registers the most nearly perfect foot with Mrs. Martin or who sends the measurement of her foot to the Los Angeles Examiner before the contest closes. The best pair of slippers in the S. Q. R. store awaits the Anaheim woman or girl whose foot is more nearly perfect than anyone else in this city. The slipper being displayed has caused considerable interest all over Southern California, where Mrs. Martin has visited. The contest will close some time next week. The Examiner has been looking for the most perfect foot in Southern California for "Cinderella's Coronation" ball to be held at the Cinderella Roof at the close of the contest. Bert Lytell, motion picture star, is ahead in the contest for the role of Prince Charming. G. T. Prince of the Examiner is here with Mrs. Martin today, carrying on the work of exploiting the $1,000 slipper and hunting for Cinderella. Come Sunday morning at 9:30 and bring some one with you to increase the attendance to the goal set for May 22. The mottos of these classes are "Never a stranger but once." After becoming a member the secret of the meeting on the twenty-seventh will be revealed and every member will be in on the good time. PIONEER SEWING CLUB GUESTS The Ploneer Sewing Club members of Placentia were guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs. W. C. McFarland. Sewing and music were the pastimes of the afternoon. The rooms and the table were decorated with roses and ferns. Late in the day a dainty two course luncheon was served to Mesdames Johnnie Wagner. Lee Neyers, George Jackson, Arthur Edwards, Harold Hansen, Raymond Johnston, T. Anderson, H. Schaller, Harry Harker, Frank Trendle, Garrison, Miss Lucy Almes and Miss Anna Johnston. INFORMAL TEA AT WALLOP HOME An informal tea was given at the home of Mrs. Welborn Wallop recently in honor of Mrs. P. J. Welsel and Mrs. Agge, both of Santa Fe Springs. The period was pleasantly passed at sewing. There were seven friends of the hostess present to enjoy the day. A cordial invitation is extended to every musician and music lover of Anaheim. CHOIR ENJOY SOCIAL TIME The Evangelical choir met last night for its weekly practice at the church. Following rehearsal the choir members and their friends adjourned to the bungalow in the rear where they enjoyed games and music until a late hour when the committee in charge served cake and coffee. There were 20 of the choir members present with friends, Mrs. Hayes, directress of the organization, is well pleased with the work she has been able to do with the singers and also with their faithful attendance and interest. This body of voices is considered one of the best in the city. INFORMAL DINNER FOR PRUDENCE PENNY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen entertained informally Wednesday evening with a dinner in honor of Prudence Penny, speaker of Los Angeles. Following the dinner hour a program of music was enjoyed. The guests present were Dr. and Mrs. Cowles and friend of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McFarland of Placentia. SEAL BEACH NOTES Mr. and Mrs. James Loftus, with their grandchildren, Marie and Veronica Sweeney, attended the Mission Play at San Gabriel. Harold A. Gilman of Los Angeles, an attorney in the law department of the Republic Oil company, was among the visitors in Seal Beach. Sadie C. Loftus attended the merchandising conference in Los Angeles being conducted at Trinity auditorium by specialists from the various electrical interests. Theodore Smith was over from Long Beach on Sunday. He is a brother of Fred Smith, who has charge of the front and will help out here on Sundays. Rose Marie Sheran was here from South Pasadena to spend a couple of days with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. May. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dodd are staying for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Richards of Fourteenth street; Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. Richards are sisters; Mr. and Mrs. Dodd, who have been living in Los Angeles, are leaving soon for Seattle, where Mr. Dodd has accepted a position. Ahlswede's 175 W. Center ANAHEIM Next to Postoffice SPECIAL May Sale SATURDAY MAY 7 Glass TUME Star cut clear lers, regular 2 Special, each SUGAR and Clear Crystal Sugars. Special, each BUTTER Covered Butter value. Special GLAS The real bakiness not to SPECIAL May Sale SATURDAY, MAY 7 and for one week we offer values of merchandise that are exceptional especially at this time Aluminum Ware 6-quart Tea Kettle ... $2.75 10-quart Dish Pan ... $2.00 1½-quart Rice Boiler ... $1.50 1-quart Covered Stew Kettle ... $1.75 1½-quart Sauce Pan ... $60c 2-quart Sauce Pan ... $80c 3-quart Sauce Pan with cover ... $1.50 2-quart Percolator ... $2.50 Matches—Ohio Blue Tips, 6 boxes ... $35c Ahlswede's Friday, May 6, 1921 Strawsfor1921 Are Decidedly Different. You are assured of the Correct Styles if your hats come from here. Are Decidedly Different. You are assured of the Correct Styles if your hats come from here. $3.00 to $7.00 Children's Straw Hats $2.00 to $3.50 Jackson’s MEN'S WEAR SHOP “Your Money’s Worth Always” ANAHEIM Glassware TUMBLERS Star cut clear crystal Tumblers, regular 25c values. Special, each ...15c SUGAR and CREAMER Clear Crystal Creamers and Sugars. Special, each ...25c BUTTER DISHES Covered Butter Dishes; 75c value. Special ...45c GLASS-BAK The real baking glass, guaranteed not to break in the Garden Hose 5-ply moulded Garden Hose, extra quality, the same grade others are asking 25c per foot, our price with the couplings 30 feet or more, per foot ...18c SOAP SPECIALS Lux ...10c Ben Hur ...$1.00 17 bars ...$1.00 Ivory, small ...$1.00 14 bars ...$1.00 Rub-No-More ...$1.00 14 bars ...$1.00 Ivory Soap Chips ...$1.00 Sugars. Special, each 25c BUTTER DISHES Covered Butter Dishes; 75c value. Special 45c GLASS-BAK The real baking glass, guaranteed not to break in the oven. We will replace any piece that breaks in the oven. Round Casserole $2.25 Special Pie Plate 75c Special Cake Plate 85c Special Bread Pan 85c Special Utility Pan $1.00 Special These are exceptional values MIXING BOWLS White Mixing Bowls with blue band. Set of 6 graduated bowls. $2.25 Special DISHES 42-piece set decorated Dinner Ware, blue design: 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 plates, 6 pie plates, 6 soups, 6 sauce, 1 platter, 1 baker, 1 bowl. 1 creamer, 1 sugar; regular $13.50. $9.00 Special BATHING CAPS Diver pattern, all colors 20c Special These are exceptional values and priced far below the regular selling price. Lux 10c Ben Hur $1.00 17 bars $1.00 Ivory, small $1.00 14 bars Rub-No-More $1.00 14 bars Ivory Soap Chips $1.00 13 boxes Crystal White Soap Chips, pkg. 30c Gold Dust large 30c Rub-No-More Powder pkg. 35c Rub-No-More Chips 35c Old Dutch can 10c TOILET PAPER 10c grade, large rolls crepe Toilet Paper. $1.00 Special 20 rolls TOILET ARTICLES Talcum Powder each 10c Cold Cream each 15c Peroxide Cream at 15c Creme Oil Soap 25c 3 for Palmolive Soap 25c 3 for Crystal White Cocoa, 3 for ...25c Rubber Gloves, pair ...25c Twink Dye Soap, 3 for 25c Rit, 3 for ...25c Tintex ...10c Rainbow Dyes ...10c