anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-06

This Is For Girls, For Boys, of 2 to 16 Buster Brown Shoe WEEK At the S. Q. R. Store The entire front window will be given over to a display of Buster Brown Oxford and Mary Janes. SERVICE, STYLE, FIT—a combination hard to beat. The S. Q. R. Store Buster Brown Headquarters The S. Q. R. Store Buster Brown Headquarters Miller Carburetors —This carburetor is guaranteed to do what some others just promise to do. We can conscientiously recommend it as one of the best on the market. Portage Tires —Built to give both mileage and complete satisfaction—Portage Tires do both. Your auto trip is one of pleasure when your car is equipped with Portage Tires. Auto Repairing —Did you ever have a repair job done at this garage? If so you are now our customer—if not give us a trial job and find out how completely and satisfactory. Society So MRS. FAY HONOR WITH SHOWER Miss Ruth Pamu urday night at shower" in honor soon to become Auto Repairing —Did you ever have a repair job done at this garage? If so you are now our customer—if not give us a trial job and find out how completely and satisfactorily we do the work. NEW ANAHEIM CASE TRACTOR AGENCY Mission Garage CURTIS V. EDWARDS, Prop. Corner Center and Clementine Sts. Phone 649 AUTO TOPS Seat Covers, Plate Glass, Quarter Curtains, Trimmings EARL FARRIS Phone 668 226 S. Los Angeles Anaheim Herald Information Dept. Auto Garage-Remember We Guarantee Our Work 170° Irvin's Garage, 209 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 99 Banks - Commercial and Savings The Anaheim National Bank, corner Lemon and Center. Phone 99 Ford and Fordson Agency George Dunton, Los Angeles and Cypress Sts. Phone 263 If you have a spare room a HERALD WANT AD will find a tenant for you. Phone 540 POSTOFFICE BUNCH SATURDAY NIGHT (Continued from Page One) laid out in profusion. The P. M. acted as chef in preparing the delectable "hot dog." He had been assured by the poet laurette, that the dog was nice and fat and he himself helped to capture him earlier in the day, when he arrived there with the advance guard. Carler Strain was assistant chef. Soon, the whole postoffice "bunch," their wives, children and sweethearts were busily engaged devouring the eats. The following were present: Miss Head of Garden Grove, Miss Lough, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Phillips and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hedges and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges, Mr. and Mrs. Cupp and family, Miss Alice Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Baxter and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Baum and son, Mr. and Mrs. Deering, Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Strain, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Llewellyn, Mrs. Devinney, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. King, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Tedrick, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. MacGavern, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Fletcher, Mrs. Cadie Binford and Mrs. Minnie Binford, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges, Mf. and Mrs. F. Ahlborn, postmaster. After heartily partaking of everything on the menu, hot doys, coffee and all, the poet laurette, Carrier Phillips, regaled the "bunch" with his imittable wit and humor to the great delight of all. The newly appointed subs were initiated in due form, Miss Mary Lough, substitute clerk, and Henry W. Baxter, substitute carrier, were brought before the "bunch" and introduced in an appropriate manner by the poet laurette. A parody on "Mary had a little lamb" by Phillips was greatly enjoyed by all. Mr. Baxter was introduced as the "lightning parcels post express." One of the humorous settings of the evening's entertainment was the post office quartet, composed of Ernest W. Hedges, Karl C. King, Nelson The newly appointed subs were initiated in due form, Miss Mary Lough, substitute clerk, and Henry W. Baxter, substitute carrier, were brought before the "bunch" and introduced in an appropriate manner by the poet laurette. A parody on "Mary had a little lamb" by Phillips was greatly enjoyed by all. Mr. Baxter was introduced as the "lightning parcels post express." One of the humorous settings of the evening's entertainment was the post office quartet, composed of Ernest W. Hedges, Karl C. King, Nelson R. Phillips, under the leadership of the poet laurette; who had also written and composed the song. Each member of the quartet held a "hot dog" in his hand, while singing. "Farewell hot dog, we've viewed thee long enough." Your doom at last is sealed without recourse. One fond embrace before you have to go. You enter now the U. S. force. Here, the "hot dog" disappeared and immediately the quartet broke out in a harmonious barking, imitating the bark of dogs to perfection to the great delight of the crowd. Mrs. Lewellyn played a ukulele and led in singing old familiar songs and added greatly to the success of the evening. Mrs. C. W. Hedges sang a parody on Keiser Bill, a typical war song, written and composed by herself. The evening passed all too quickly. Soon it was time to start the homeward journey. Everyone declared it had been a wonderful evening and the committee announced that the next outing would be in the Orange county park. Thus the homeward journey was commenced. The last flickering flames of the camp fire were reflected upon the breakers floating lazily in toward the shore, lulling and soothing the all night capers upon the seashore to sleep, while to the east stood in picturesque array, derrick after derrick, throwing form their dim lights into the night, like silent sentinels, watching over the wealth lying buried or spounting from the depth of the earth, furnishing the very power with which we are new speeding to the east, toward our homes, satisfied with the day's happenings. Farewell Huntington Beach, thou gem of oil and ocean breezes. Good hight. Society - Clubs Social MRS. FAY HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss Ruth Pannier was hostess Saturday night at a "miscellaneous shower" in honor of Miss Hester Fay, soon to become a bride. UPRIGHT PIANOS Was P. Radle, used, walnut $390 Schultz, used 400 A. Kohler, new, mahogany 590 Hamilton, new 650 H. M. Cable, new, mahogany 690 PLAYER PIANOS Was Eiler's Bungalow, used, fumed oak $600 H. C. Bay, new, mahogany 700 H. C. Bay, new, oak 700 A. Kohler, new, mahogany 850 Hobart M. Cable, new, mahogany 1,050 Koehler & Campbell Electric, 3-way 1,225 Phonographs Burnhams $75 to $400 Society - Clubs Social MRS. FAY HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss Ruth Pannier was hostess Saturday night at a "miscellaneous shower" in honor of Miss Hester Fay, soon to become a bride. Miss Fay had gone calling with some of her friends and finally arrived at the Pannier home where she was greeted by her friends with many useful and pretty gifts. After the excitement was over, the remainder of the evening was spent with music and games. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assistd by her sister, Miss Alice Pannier, and her mother, Mrs. W. Pannier. The service and decorations were carried out in pink and white. Those present were Misses Hester Fay, honored guest, Anita Herzler, Ruth Coons, Fay Archer, Marjorie Day, Lillis Johnston, Dorothy Garrison, Emma Owens, Elsa Block, Pearl Fay, Mrs. H. J. Fay, Mrs. Butz, Mrs. Braunlick, Misses Florence Schneider, Jennie Hedstrom, Edith Hedstrom. REV. MESSIAS HONORED WITH INFORMAL DINNER Mrs. J. Helmsen entertained yesterday at dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of Rev. G. R. Messals at her home on South Claudina street. The living room was artistically decorated with dahilas and the table and dining room were arranged with swett peas and ferns. Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs. Messias and daughter Priscilla, Mrs. Elsa Rust, Mrs. Ruth Croff and the hostess, Mrs. Joseph Helmsen. A large birthday cake with candles, indicating the years of age, was cut: The afternoon was spent in conversation and music. APEX MOTOR OILS Guaranteed 100% pure Pennsylvania product, at prices lower than inferior oils. Also 64 gravity PUENTE CASOLINE. Orange County Motor Service Co., junction No. Lemon and State Highway, Anaheim, Cal.-Adv. Phonographs Burnhams $75 to $400 Terms to suit. We want you to come in and take advantage of a special offer we are making on Burnhams during this sale. Columbia $165 now $135 Columbia Cabinet 165 “ 135 Victor 125 “ 105 Pathe 175 “ 140 Edison 295 “ 250 Crystola 190 “ 175 Cremona 165 “ 145 Eltinola 150 “ 115 HAMMEL'S M 124 East Center Street, Pho FIRST ANNUAL RANCE SALE! Opening Tuesday, June 7, 1921 New and Used Player Pianos and PHONOGRAPHS and PHONOGRAPHS —Sometime during the month of June in every year we hold our annual sale in order to close out quickly at sacrifice prices certain shop worn pianos, sample pianos, uprights traded in on player pianos, used phonographs, etc. Also during this event, every new instrument in our stock is specially priced. Player rolls and a varied assortment of phonograph records will be sold at prices which represent a good saving to the purchaser. Anyone contemplating the purchase of a piano, player piano, grand piano or phonograph, now or at a later date, should not fail to step in and look over our bargains during this sale. The TERMS OF PAYMENT will be even more liberal than ever and our Iron Clad Guarantee of satisfaction goes with every instrument. The most quality for the least money on the most convenient terms is our motto during this sale event. We list here below some of the many bargains to be seen at our store. Step in and make yourself at home. No obligation to purchase. This is your official musical headquarters. “Your friendship desired with or without purchase.” Columbia and Pathe Records Latest records, specially priced ... 60c each ROLLS AND SHEET MUSIC 20 per cent discount on roll music. All 25 cent sheet music 2 for 25c. Columbia and Pathe Records Latest records, specially priced ... 60c each ROLLS AND SHEET MUSIC 20 per cent discount on roll music. All 25 cent sheet music 2 for 25c. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Clarinet ... $12.50 Imported Violin ... 12.50 Rolando Ukelele ... 9.50 $65 Tango Banjo ... 28.00 L'S MUSIC STORE Phone 145 Anaheim, California