anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-10

$10.00 That’s the amount the Anaheim Daily Herald will pay you if you write a shopping story as interesting and valuable, from the readers’ viewpoint, as this one. Mr. Conklin of the Anaheim Daily Herald to be the sole judge. MY DEAR: At last we’re off. Yes, we’re leaving at dawn tomorrow. If it had not been for the characteristic courtesies for which the Anaheim merchants are famed, I should never tidious. I also took advantage of the reduced prices on bathing caps. Regular $1.00 values are now being sold for only 25 and 35 cents at the Anaheim Music & Novelty Company. JAPANESE CREPES! Yes, the S. Q. R. Store has at last been able to secure a limited supply of the Japanese crepes that have been for so long almost impossible to buy—and in all the newest, bright colors, too! Their counters and shelves are also resplendent with ginghams in the quaint colored prints and the latest in figured volles. Sport skirts are an accomplishment, particularly if they are fashioned from the creamy flannels, woolens, or serges that are now being exhibited to such great advantage at the S. Q. R. Store. It is the women who demand standard value merchandise that are in a position to ing narrative Rider"? I have another of his of the Sun." Californian sh Irwin on the sale at E. D. I AM SIMPLY watch. Last broke it, so down, post-hass company on they do exper was hardly an ton had located well on the r Dutton's workery way and y are amazingly AN AUTHOR falling hair is MY DEAR: At last we're off. Yes, we're leaving at dawn tomorrow. If it had not been for the characteristic courtesies for which the Anaheim merchants are famed, I should never have been able to satisfactorily complete my arrangements in time for the Day of Days. You know, the merchants of Anaheim seem to take a personal interest in providing the very best in convenience and comfort for their patrons. Really, they are the very embodiment of that greater friendship, the friendship of business. You need never worry, no matter what your desire may be, if it's up-to-date and progressive, the Anaheim merchants are sure to have it. I cannot remember anything that I have enjoyed so much as the preparatory weeks spent in the shops of Anaheim, when I learned to fully appreciate the value of their motto— "BUY IN ANAHEIM" FOR THE WOMAN of discernment, the special sale at The Prince Store this week is an exceptional opportunity. Any one of their attractive dresses, dresses designed in accordance with the very latest style dictates, may be bought for only $25.00! Worthy of more than passing interest, too, are the sport togs with their marked individuality, being offered now at The Prince Store. A jaunty velour jacket of bright color, combined with the soft youthful lines of one of their new silk or flannel sport skirts, is charming in its very simplicity. A dainty organdie frock selected from the very complete stocks of The Prince Store, is just the thing for the informal summer dancing party. A lovely silk sweater with its trimness of fit is never amiss in a summer wardrobe, being suitable for a matinee or for sport wear. AN ENCHANTING HAT of white Milan straw is being shown this week at Cable's Millinery, 121 South Los Angeles street. Alluringly lovely is the facing of lavender, the very last word for summer. It's only trimming is a large sauce bow coquetishly tied right in front which forms a striking contrast with the snowy whiteness of the straw. Cable's hats, as well long almost impossible to buy—and in all the newest, bright colors, tool Their counters and shelves are also resplendent with ginghams in the quaint colored prints and the latest in figured volles. Sport skirts are an accomplishment, particularly if they are fashioned from the creamy flannels, woolens, or serges that are now being exhibited to such great advantage at the S. Q. R. Store. It is the women who demand standard value merchandise that are in a position to appreciate the varied virtues and the splendid merits of the products which the S. Q. R. Store has so faithfully upheld for fourteen years. FRILLY AND FRIVOLOUS are the airy summer frocks which Mrs. Roberts of 313 East Broadway is making for Mary-Jo this week. The smartly dressed women of Anaheim know that Mrs. Roberts is an authority on style and individuality in dress. Mrs. Roberts seems to possess the secret of original creations, modeled along graceful and becoming lines. To have Mrs. Roberts make you a gown is to see your own personality reflected. EXPERT HANDIWORK of delicate beauty is strongly in demand. When Katherine E., Giss of North Lemon street fashions you a fetching collar and cuff set of sheerest organdie, you are sure of a clever design as well as an original model. Mrs. Giss' hemstitching quickly transforms the plainest of dresses into a pert and billowy sunshine frock of spring witchery. AN INSPIRATION for a gift, you will always find at the Woman's Exchange, 124 East Center street. In her charming baby room Mrs. Hartley has gathered everything imaginable to make life happy for the little new arrival. Beautiful hand embroidered bed-spreads and pillow cases and stamped dressed scarfs and luncheon sets to be embroidered may also be found in profusion. AS A WEDDING GIFT, Gordon's father presented Jean with an exquisite pearl neckace from Hartfield's 114 West Center street. In the selection of a correct gift from Hartfield's you are obtaining a gift of the finest quality with month's of thought behind it. There is a certain prestige in the very name of Hartfield that affords such obvious advantages and means much to the recipient. ANOTHER OF JEAN'S WEDDING gifts is so faithful to your own personality way and you are amazingly safe. AN AUTHORITY falling hair is by Beauty Shop, 21 I always have she gives an impertinent first. Y absolutely no harmful, and has been that longer and is in one of Mme. W JACKSON'S at 130 West Center favorite with an paid them a hail the result is ad and a bathrobe to wear over it; nifty new suit with a traveler Jackson's. GEORGE IS ing, isn't he? ning to spend one of the beach fishing. You kn you, that it is special line of and a particular profess to know fishing, although and I really enjoy Wisser's Sporti West Center strung you anything you about the various give you just tha for it. There is that isn't reprisal from baseball to GEORGE B. H Store, 206 West to have everything the home. Right practically all tha such as gasoline sills, lunch kits For the home he general hardware of utensils and e SAFETY FIRM you most certainly new brake lining out. Why, J. P AN ENCHANTING HAT of white Milan straw is being shown this week at Cable's Millinery, 121 South Los Angeles street. Alluringly lovely is the facing of lavender, the very last word for summer. It's only trimming is a large saucy bow coquetishly tied right in front which forms a striking contrast with the snowy whiteness of the straw. Cable's hats are well known and always pleasing. THERE IS AN UNMISTAKABLE air of smartness about the trim little satin strap dancing slippers at Joe Lautenbach's, corner of Lemon and Center streets. Really one's dancing costume is not complete without them. Another thing, Lautenbach's footgear retains its original good looks after months of wear. Whether they be sturdy mountain boots, the new sport oxfordes of athletic cut or the distinctive walking shoes, there is a certainty that shoes bought from Lautenbach's are perfect fits. Joe Lautenbach also does expert repairing and although his workmanship is the best, his prices are most reasonable. THE ATTRIBUTES of graceful carriage belong only to the well dressed woman. Worn 'neath a dainty organdie or georgette dress, the very attractiveness of a lovely camisole adds that desired air of grace and refinement. Mrs. Taylor is selling a number of the exquisite camisoles for which the Anaheim Corset Company is noted, at the remarkable price of only $2.98! PARASOLS WERE ALWAYS MY undoing! The Anaheim Music & Novelty Company, has just received some most bewitching new Japanese parasols. With all the art and cunning of the Orient these parasols were designed in almost every shade imaginable to ensnare even the most fas- AS A WEDDING GIFT, Gordon's father presented Jean with an exquisite pearl necklace from Hartfield's 114 West Center street. In the selection of a correct gift from Hartfield's you are obtaining a gift of the finest quality with month's of thought behind it. There is a certain prestige in the very name of Hartfield that affords such obvious advantages and means much to the recipient. ANOTHER OF JEAN'S WEDDING gifts was a Hobart M. Cable player piano from Hammel's Music Store at 124 East Center street. Could there be any more appropriate bridal gift than music—the very essence of harmony? I don't think there could. She was also given her selection of several dozen player rolls from Mr. Hammel's very generous stock. Did you know Mr. Hammel will arrange terms to suit you on any player you may wish to purchase? YESTERDAY when passing Gates, the Florist, on Illinois street, I stopped in to see the ferns which Mr. Gates is intending to exhibit at the California Valencia Orange Show on May 17 in Anaheim. I can truthfully say that I have never before seen such perfect specimens of maiden hair fern as those in which Mr. Gates specializes. I COULD PRACTICALLY LIVE on that new cactus candy, the confection of the Aztecs, which is to be found only at Cherry Blossom Inn! On a long and dusty automobile trip you will find San Xavier Crystalized Cactus candy a real treat, always cool and refreshing. We have bought several pounds of this most deliciously pure and harmless candy made from the pulp and juice of the cactus. DONT YOU JUST LOVE Zane Grey's books? Abram's Stationery store, 116 West Center street, has a complete stock of his wonderfully entertaining and instructive novels. Have you read his latest breath tak- Everything is set and ready to go on that vacation to the fishing camps or to the resorts where life is one grand play day ing narrative of "The Mysterious Rider"? I have bought it and also another of his recent successes, "Seed of the Sun." A book that every true Californian should read is "Wallace Irwin on the Jap Situation," now on sale at E. D. Abrams. I AM SIMPLY LOST without my watch. Last week I dropped and broke it, so I sent Billy-John right down, post-haste, to Dutton's Jewelry company on East Center street, as they do expert watch repairing. It was hardly any time before Mr. Dutton had located the trouble and it was well on the road to recovery. Mr. Dutton's work spells efficiency in every way and you will find his prices are amazingly reasonable. AN AUTHORITY on dandruff and falling hair is Mme. Virgil at Millady's ened on the windshied just where the blinding lights strike your eyes. They may be pushed out of the way in the day time and quickly pressed into service at night. You can see thru them against the glaring light just as though it were daylight. Joe Nichols of The New Shop, 211 North Los Angeles is the sole county distributor. CHERRY BLOSSOM INN has certainly become popular for the delicious home-cooked merchant's lunches which they serve from 11:30 until 2. They are famed for their unvarying excellent food. You know the new management of Cherry Blossom Inn is making all manner of improvements. And don't neglect trying their fountain specials, most delightful and soothing concoctions made from the liable speedometer is necessary to watch your speed, keep accurate count of gas consumption, and get correct tire adjustments. Or p haps your want is an electric sign with a real motor, a powerful "claw the way" warning note. To buy your automobile accessories from Chas. Mann is to buy not only service honest-to-goodness personal attention. BUILT BY MEN of long experience, a car that gives thousands of miles year after year in service, the Studebaker will be well represented our party. With the possibility of any trouble so remote in a car of road endurance, we are all delighted with our new Studebaker. In buying our car Billy-John and I decided that we were making an investment. and in ours, too! we are also in the latest in an area where they may flare now and advance it is the end value edition to and the us which with faithfully US are here Mrs. is mak. The Anaheim author on dress.ress the modeled lines. you a personality. Melicate When Lemon colony is cold, you well as hemisphere the art and spring. ft, you its Expt. In Hart imagines little subroides and niche also be Gardon's an ex-field's selec-field's finest but beestige at afs.and DING AN AUTHORITY on dandruff and falling hair is Mme. Virgil at Milady's Beauty Shop, 216 West Center street. I always have her marcel my hair as she gives an electrical scalp treatment first. You know then there is absolutely no danger of its being harmful, and besides, my experience has been that the wave stays much longer and is more satisfactory after one of Mme. Virgil's treatments. JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP at 130 West Center street is a prime favorite with all the boys. Billy-John paid them a hasty visit yesterday and the result is a new red bathing suit and a bathrobe more subdued in color to wear over it. He also bought me a fifty new suitcase of black leather with a travelling bag to match at Jackson's. GEORGE IS FOND of ocean fishing, isn't he? Our boys are all planning to spend quite a little time at one of the beaches enjoying the surf fishing. You know, of course, don't you, that it is necessary to have a special line of extraordinary length and a particular kind of bait? I don't profess to know the first thing about fishing, although its wonderful sport and I really enjoy it. Mr. Wisser, of Wisser's Sporting Goods Store, 171 West Center street, however, can tell you anything you may wish to know about the various kinds of fishing and give you just the right line and bait for it. There isn't any popular sport that isn't represented at Wisser's from baseball to hunting. GEORGE B. PECK'S HARDWARE Store, 206 West Center street, seems to have everything for the camp and the home. Right there one may buy practically all their camping supplies, such as gasoline stoves, cooking utensils, lunch kits and camp-fire grids. For the home he carries a full line of general hardware, including all sorts of utensils and electric irons, etc. SAFETY FIRST ALWAYS! Yes, you most certainly must have some new brake linings before you start out. Why, J. P. Holditch of North CHERRY BLOSSOM INN has certainly become popular for the delicious home-cooked merchant's lunches which they serve from 11:30 until 2. They are famed for their unvarying excellent food. You know the new management of Cherry Blossom Inn is making all manner of improvements. And don't neglect trying their fountain specials, most delightful and soothing concoctions made from the very best of materials. MY DEAR, THEY ARE WONDERful! Why the steel jacketed indestructible Therm-A-Jug of course! You should never be without one. They are only $10. Imagine being able to carry a gallon of hot food such as veal friscaease, baked beans, or any delicious entree, and knowing that when you are ready to serve it, it will be steaming hot as when placed in the jug. On warm days you will find your Therm-A-Jug with sherbert or ice cream, iced coffee, iced tea or perhaps a cold salad and it will retain exactly the same temperature. It boasts of an ingenious cork-within-a-cork. Liquids may be poured without the slightest danger of spilling. A Therm-A-Jug is absolutely sanitary and may be as thoroughly and easily washed as any kitchen utensil. R. B. Ingram, 114 South Lemon street, is the exclusive dealer. WHY NOT have the seats of your car covered with a good looking cloth? It protects and saves the leather and upholstering, really genuine economy. Earl Farris of 236 South Los Angeles street will make them in gray, tan or any desired color. It takes Mr. Farris only a short while to make these covers to completely cover all the seats, and your car's appearance is increased just one hundred fold. WHAT DO YOU THINK? The Anaheim Vulcanizing Works has just been appointed local agents for the well known Brunswick tires. Although the guarantee is unusually high, it is often that they have tires double it. When a person once uses Brunswick tires they always return for more. Furthermore, the success of the Anaheim Vulcanizing Works is assured. It is a growing concern. Behind it lies just one reason—satisfied customers! People have come to know that the Anaheim Vulcanizing Works sells only the best, therefore, anything they back must be good. They have a reputation for always selling at the manh is to buy not only service but honest-to-goodness personal attention. BUILT BY MEN of long experience, a car that gives thousands of miles year after year in service, the Studebaker will be well represented by our party. With the possibility of any trouble so remote in a car of road endurance, we are all delighted with our new Studebaker. In buying our car Billy-John and I decided that we were making an investment—not only for weeks or months, but for years and we wished to select a car that is dependable; with flexibility power and riding qualities, plus simplicity of control. An unusual combination you say? Yes, but we found all that and more too in the new Studebaker Light Six at Harry S Riley's. After once riding in it you will better understand the meaning of Studebaker satisfaction. DO LET The Auto Electric Maintenance Company put your batteries in order for the trip. Their splendidly equipped shop is at Los Angeles and Chestnut streets. They are experts in their line and thoroughly familiar with automobile batteries and the electric system of a car. It is a most impossible to secure the service of a competent auto electrician or transit, but if the Auto Electric Maintenance Company has gone over your car you needn't worry. If they have pronounced it O.K. it is. BEING UNABLE TO DIVORCE Billy-John from the old-fashioned campfire, I was certainly relieved to find that the Xchange Furniture Company of East Center street has a dandy sheet metal camp stove. This camp stove made of durable material may be folded flat and put away under the seat. When opened it stands on legs over the campfire and has an adjustable chimney, quite as remarkable. To provide all the comfort of home, a hole permitting of a pot directly over the blaze has been made for "hurry-up" cooking. The price is most reasonable—like everything else at the Xchange Furniture Company as quality and service is their motto. I HAVE JUST HAD my white suit cleaned by the Puritan Dry Cleaners at 220 East Center street. Their results are simply wonderful! You remember how very soiled it was, well even the coffee stains have been entirely removed. They are also able to thoroughly clean the most delicate fabrics and they still retain the freshness... Gardon's man exe- field's selec- field's finest but be- estige that af- fers and DING player store at there gift har could. son of Mr. Did orange you Gates,apped Gates californi- 17 that perfect en asizes. LIVE nfece- so be Inn! trip optimized always caught hous- made lectus. Zane gentry as a en- velves- tak- DING player store at there gift har could. son of Mr. Did orange you Gates,apped Gates californi- 17 that perfect en asizes. LIVE nfece- so be Inn! trip optimized always caught hous- made lectus. Zane gentry as a en- velves- tak- OFTEN AS YOU READ of some sad automobile accident you find that one driver was blinded by the glaring lights of the other car. How easily it could have been averted by the use of Dyer Dimmers. What are they? A simple device made of blue safety glass, nickel plated, that may be fast- OFTEN AS YOU READ of some sad automobile accident you find that one driver was blinded by the glaring lights of the other car. How easily it could have been averted by the use of Dyer Dimmers. What are they? A simple device made of blue safety glass, nickel plated, that may be fast- THE STORE, 200 West Center street, seems to have everything for the camp and the home. Right there one may buy practically all their camping supplies, such as gasoline stoves, cooking utensils, lunch kits and camp-fire grids. For the home he carries a full line of general hardware, including all sorts of utensils and electric irons, etc. SAFETY FIRST ALWAYS! Yes, you most certainly must have some new brake linings before you start out. Why, J. P. Holditch of North Los Angeles street, is the place to go for them, of course! You may be well assured that Mr. Holditch will have the very best in quality at the fairest prices. Have you seen the new polishing mits for automobiles? They're made of sheepskin and will polish your car just as quickly and effectively as you could have it done. The sheepskin polishing mits may be washed in either water or gasoline, too. Drop in and ask Mr. Holditch to show them to you. AN ARTIST when it comes to automobile painting—that's J. P. Probst, 115 West Adele street. When selecting some one to paint your car you should ask whether he possesses that inborn artistic instinct that can only be developed by practical experience; whether he realizes the importance of time and can rush an order through and still give the proper satisfaction; whether his experience has been such that he can produce good prevailing color schemes so essential in automobile painting; whether he is sincere and able to give full "value received." We have found that J. P. Probst "rings true" on all these questions. OFTEN AS YOU READ of some sad automobile accident you find that one driver was blinded by the glaring lights of the other car. How easily it could have been averted by the use of Dyer Dimmers. What are they? A simple device made of blue safety glass, nickel plated, that may be fast- WE HAVE HAD OUR CAR equipped with Edison Mazda lamps from the Anaheim Electric Company, 209 West Center street. As they carry the small bulbs for both the headlights and tail-lights we are taking with us an emergency supply. There I also found an electric hand-lantern, indispensable as a trouble hunter if something happens to the engine at night. A TWO-BURNER KITCHENETTE! Yes, at last, a Sterno-Kitchenette with two burners. We can now fry our eggs while the coffee it cooking. Where did I make my discovery? At the Anaheim Pharmacy on West Center street, and better still, they have the cutest little iron, with detachable top, that heats in a jiffy over a special Sterno stand. CHARLES H. MANN of 210 South Los Angeles street has everything in the way of standard automobile accessories at lowest prices, from spotlights to muffler cut-outs. Mr. Mann also carries a full line of compact and complete camp comforts, such as folding chairs that are comfortable to sit on, chairs that make it possible to really relax on a motor trip. A re- IN YOUR RECENT LETTER you wanted to know how I am going to do my shopping on Monday and Tuesday of May 16th and 17th, and also attend the California Valencia Orange Show without interfering with my washing. Very simple, indeed. All I have to do on Monday morning or any other morning in the week is to take ten minutes of my time to gather up my laundry and then call 18, the Anaheim Laundry Company, and ask them to call for my laundry and they will do the rest. This method has been recommended to me by Miss Los Angeles some time ago. Ever since I do not bother with washing at home. I hope you will not be interfered with with your washing and sewing these days, and meet me at the California Valencia Orange Show with a smile. Sincerely, your friend, MISS VALENCIA. OF COURSE Kitchen's Market is maintaining their reputation of "everything good to eat." We have ordered our "camping commissary department" from Kitchen's. They were kind enough to pack the various cans in handy boxes all tabeled and ready for our use. It is such a pleasure to buy from Kitchen's, the house of thoughtful courtesy. They are always ready with helpful suggestions of something new for sandwiches or salads and their supply of fresh vegetables is always unlimited. They are now featuring the new Sungold flour, made strictly of the heart of the golden Kansas wheat. Once having tried it, I know you would never use any other, and you will be amazed at the price—it is so very much less than other flours of its high standing. IT IS A PLEASURE to buy one's meats from Stroup's Market on North Los Angeles street, as everything is kept so spotlessly clean—just spic and span all the time, that one is sure of absolutely fresh and clean meats. You know Stroup's have their own ice machine and cooling system with continually iced pipes running through the cases. Anaheim may well be congratulated on having so up-to-date, progressive and efficient market as Stroup's. They invite public inspection. I really don't object to John smoking their cigars and sides, a smoke is the best thing to keep the drivers in a humor. Their mild, mellow and pletely satisfying cigars are for who think while they smoke. DID YOU SEE the product "Forbidden Fruit" at the Fair last week? It was all they cla it was, a veritable masterpiece. Children are very much disappointed that we will not be here next Wednesday and Thursday when "Fatty" buckle plays in "The Dollar a Man." You know, I certainly his pictures, although as a rule not care at all for the comedies or screen, but if it's "Fatty" Arb and he's playing at the Fairyla By MEN of long experithat gives thousands of after year in service, the will be well represented in With the possibility of so remote in a car of itsance, we are all delighted new Studebaker. In buying-John and I decided that BY MEN of long experithat gives thousands of after year in service, the will be well represented in With the possibility of so remote in a car of its ance, we are all delighted new Studebaker. In buying by-John and I decided that taking an investment—not weeks or months, but for we wished to select a car dependable, with flexibility, riding qualities, plus of control. An unusual you say? Yes, but we at and more too in the new Light Six at Harry D. ter once riding in it you understand the meaning of satisfaction. The Auto Electric Maincompany put your batteries the trip. Their splendidshop is at Los Angeles at streets. They are exair line and thoroughly faautomobile batteries and system of a car. It is alable to secure the services tent auto electrician enof the Auto Electric Maincompany has gone over your don't worry. If they have at O.K. it is. NABLE TO DIVORCE from the old-fashioned was certainly relieved to Exchange Furniture Comt Center street has a metal camp stove. This made of durable materials and flat and put away unWhen opened it stands the campfire and has an timney, quite as remarkvide all the comfort of permitting of a pot dithe blaze has been made" cooking. The price is able—like everything else Furniture Company, all service is their motto. JUST HAD my white suit the Puritan Dry Cleaners, Center street. Their rereply wonderful! You revery soiled it was, well, see stains have been end. They are also able clean the most delicate still retain the fresh MEATS from Stroup's Market on North Los Angeles street, as everything is kept so spotlessly clean—just spic and span all the time, that one is sure of absolutely fresh and clean meats. You know Stroup's have their own ice machine and cooling system with continually iced pipes running through the cases. Anaheim may well be congratulated on having so up-to-date, progressive and efficient market as Stroup's. They invite public inspection and I feel you will enjoy a visit to their interesting plant. YOU MAY AVOID disappointment at the close of a meal by serving a tempting layer cake with butter icing from the Boston Bakery, 201 East Center street, for after all, the climax of a perfect dinner or camp luncheon is a successful dessert. Above all other dishes, the dessert last to be served will be remembered, hence, your meal will be judged accordingly as a success or failure. "THE CHARM OF OLD VIRGINY" is to be found at the Blue Bird Shop, 135 West Center street. Did you know that the Crosby's often drive clear from San Diego just for some of the baked Virginia ham at the Blue Bird Shop? They are famous for this delicious old southern dish. In fact, it is the only place in Southern California that specializes in this toothsome delicacy. At the Blue Bird it is spiced to the Queen's taste and cooked just right. Mrs. Canby also specializes in roasts to take home. She selects the meat and cooks it to suit you. JIMMY IS TAKING the five boxes of cigars which he bought from the Palm Cigar Store, 205 East Center OAKLAND REDUCED $250 CAUSES BIG SURPRISE HERE The drop of $250 in the price of the Oakland automobile came as a great surprise to the Anaheim and Fullerton dealers, C. C. and G. R. Jones. The reduction of price on the Oakland marks the first medium priced car reduction. The drop in price applies to all models, and puts the roadster at $1,375, the open car the same, and the coupe and sedan at $3,095. "Forbidden Fruit" at the Fairy last week? It was all they clait was, a veritable masterpiece. children are very much disappethat we will not be here next We day and Thursday when "Fatty" buckle plays in "The Dollar a Man." You know, I certainly can his pictures, although as a rule not care at all for the comedies e screen, but if it's "Fatty" Arb and he's playing at the Fairyla well, you have two guarantees there that it's bound to be good Mr. Head books only the best to come to Fairyland. Remen Wednesday and Thursday it's play They are the nights, you know, the special features are always sl HOME BURNED to the group not covered by insurance! Dilly-John wouldn't take any chil on receiving such a message as thence he has insured our home M. E. Beebe of 207 East Center s We will feel more secure while away to know that if there show a fire, we are at least protected. Beebe's rates are very low and h ries all kinds of insurance. He tell you all about them—just drop his office, at 207 East Center and ask him. WELL, MY DEAR, I think I covered everything and we are ready to leave. If I have forg anything I can write back to the chants of Anaheim, who are ready to co-operate, as they will my order their personal attention don't need to remind you to. BUY IN ANAHEIM as the universal courtesy and pull of friendliness is ever present the business of Anaheim. RUTH E. HOWARD RECENT LETTER you show how I am going to do on Monday and Tuesday and 17th, and also attend Valencia Orange Show with my washing, indeed. All I have to do morning or any other week is to take ten days time to gather up my then call 18, the Anaheim company, and ask them to laundry and they will do method has been recombined by Miss Los Angeles. Ever since I do not washing at home. I hope he interfered with with and sewing these days, at the California Valencia Show with a smile. Yely, your friend, MISS VALENCIA. THE KITCHEN'S Market is their reputation of "evil to eat." We have or camping commissary dept. Kitchen's. They were pack the various cans all labeled and ready it is such a pleasure to kitchen's, the house oftesy. They are always helpful suggestions of why for sandwiches or supply of fresh vegetables unlimited. They are SURPRISE HERE The drop of $250 in the price of the Oakland automobile came as a great surprise to the Anaheim and Fullerton dealers, C. C. and G. R. Jones. The reduction of price on the Oakland marks the first medium priced car reduction. The drop in price applies to all models, and puts the roadster at $1,375, the open car the same, and the coupe and sedan at $2,095, delivered in Anaheim and Fullerton. Speaking of the Oakland 1921 models Mr. C. C. Jones said today that the present Oakland car is considerably larger and has a much sturdier frame than the pre-war model. This, Mr. Jones said, is one of the reasons for surprise at the reduction in price. ROOMS NEEDED FOR VISITORS TO SHOW Have you a spare room in your home where someone can find repose during the California Valencia Orange show which opens next Tuesday and closes the following Sunday night? If so, call J. H. Whitaker, phone 539, chairman of the Information committee of the show. Some time ago Mr. Whitaker issued a call for rooms and was successful in getting a large number, but demands are still coming in for rooms, and more must be secured to take care of the large number of people who will spend the week in Anaheim. Telephone Mr. Whitaker at once and give him as many rooms as you can spare to list for rent during the show. It seems strange that some Battle Creek institution doesn't produce a powdered form of instant hootch. CAUSE OF J "It only did what we expected it certainly shows that the Ga is some car," say the Lusk-Hoag tor Company in commenting upon fact that the Gardner won first in class 1 in the Yosemite Eco Run. "Making the entire run of miles from Los Angeles to Curry, Yosemite, through rain mud, slush and snow, the perform of the Gardner was one that stand for some time," says Mr. The Gardner has proven its many times and in many ways fast becoming one of the popular tomobiles for the motoring pub. SAN DIEGO SAILOR HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE; FELLO Elmer Woodward, San Diego who was arrested on a statutor fense against = 17-year-old Santa girl, will be arraigned before J Cox May 19. Woodward was arrested in a hotel Saturday night and has been the county jail since then. The plaintiff was sworn to by the mof of the girl. MAXWELL SALES IN ANAHEIM GROW Saturday the firm of Turton Lumsdon delivered two more popular Maxwell touring cars Hardin of La Habra and I. B. Di of Placentia being the purchaser. Maxwell sales have far exceed their expectations and at the pro they have only enclosed cars in s though they are expecting a ca shipment daily.