anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-24

G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER 138 East Center Street —We take our semi-annual inventory June 26. Odds and ends will be cleaned up at practically cost. C. AND H. CANE SUGAR, 100 LB. SACK, $6.55 DEL MONTE KETCHUP, ½ PTS., 3 FOR 25C GALLON OLIVES, FANCY MAMMQTH - $1.50 BULK COCOA, 2 LBS. . . . 25C EASTERN CORN, 2 CANS . . . 25C POLAR WHITE SOAP, PER BAR . . . 5C Half Pound Bars Made by Palmolive Soap Co. LONG BAR FAMILY SOAP, 2 BARS . . 15C Most Economical Way to Buy Soap SAUTE MARIE PINK BEANS, 3 LBS. . . 25C FANCY BABY LIMA BEANS, 4 LBS., . . 25C OLD FASHIONED GINGER SNAPS, LB., . . 20C FIG BARS, LB. . . . 25C FANCY GRATED PINEAPPLE, 2½ LB. CAN 20C IVORY SOAP CHIPS, 3 PKGS. . . 25C OLD FASHIONED GINGER SNAPS, LB., 20C FIG BARS, LB. 25C FANCY GRATED PINEAPPLE, 2½ LB. CAN 20C IVORY SOAP CHIPS, 3 PKGS. 25C SPECIALS For Saturday Only 2 pound Hamburger 25c Plate Boiling Beef, pound 12½ c Short Ribs of Beef, pound 15c Bacon Squares, pound 15c Brisket Bacon, pound 25c Veal Stew, pound 20c Lamb Stew, pound 15c Sanitary Market L. A. MILLER, Prop. 116 East Center St. Anaheim, Cal. ONE DAY SALE Saturday, June 25th F. W. Woolworth Co. 5, 10 and 15c THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS WILL BE ON SALE SAFT Large Mexican Baskets on sale 8 p.m. 15c Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose, on sale 2 p.m., each hose 15c Turkish Towels, big value, on sale 1 p.m. 15c Plain and Fancy Ribbon, 120 and 150 width, on sale 3 p.m. 15c Special—Aluminum Warmer on sale 9 a.m. White King Laundry Soap on sale 10 a.m., each Lux Soap Flakes, on sale 11 a.m. Coat's Thread, 150 yard THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS WILL BE ON SALE Large Mexican Baskets on sale 8 p.m. 15c Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose, on sale 2 p.m., each hose 15c Turkish Towels, big value, on sale 1 p.m. 15c Plain and Fancy Ribbon, 120 and 150 width, on sale 3 p.m., half yard 15c Lily White Soap, on sale 3 p.m., 2 bars for 15c THE FOLLOWING SEMI-SPECIALS WILL BE ON SALE Palmolive Soap, 2 cakes 15c Creme Oil Soap, 2 cakes 15c Toilet Paper, 2 rolls 15c Ladies' Hose, per pair 15c Men's Hose, per pair 15c Children's Hose, per pair 15c Genuine Silverware 13 oz. Talcum Powder Men's White Handkerchiefs Ladies Picot Edge Handkerchiefs, 3 for Fine Toweling, per yard Large Bar Castile Soap Large Mixing Bowls. Flower Pots, Hanging Baskets Fresh Salted Peanuts, per pound 15c Delicious Peanut Brittle, per pound 15c Almond Fudge, half-pound 15c F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 5, 10 and 15c Store ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 CRAIG-CLEMMER NUPTIALS TODAY The culmination of a romance came this morning at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle when their friend Miss Lillian Clemmer became the bride of James Craig, of Brea. The brides' mother, Mrs. Dan Clemmer and a sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Depwig were present. The Markle home was decorated with baskets of roses, sweet peas, carnations and ferns. The bride looked very pretty in a dress of white. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Craig left for a short honeymoon and on their return will be in their home on South street. Miss Clemmer has been a resident of Anaheim for some years and during the past four years has been a student at the high school. She has made many friends both in business and social circles. James C. Craig is an oil worker in the local fields where he has been employed for several years. He is well known among the younger people of Anaheim and Fullerton. MRS. LEWIS LEMKE HOSTESS AT CARDS Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemke entertained at cards at her home in Placentia last night. The high scores were taken by Mrs. Charles Stone and Mr. Clyde Kelly and the consolation prizes were received by Mrs. Harold Osborn and Mr. Charles Charivari GIVEN ON MR. AND MRS. McCOY The Willard Service Station employees and families met last night at the corner of Broadway and Bush street and went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCoy, newlyweds and gave them a reception in the form of a serenade. Mr. McCoy is one of the force at the Willard station and popular with all the employees. After inspecting the new home which had been furnished very costly by the bridegroom, the remainder of the evening was passed with music and games. During the evening Mr. and Mrs. McCoy were presented with a set of silver. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ashford and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wiglasch and family, Jack Webber; Bill Glaze, Arthur Weaver; Miss Hazel Withee and Mrs. McKean and two children. MR. AND MRS. JAMES CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Fred James entertained last night in honor of their 12th wedding anniversary. Cards was the amusement of the evening and Mrs. Frank Mauer and Mr. Alvin Nowatny made high score. Mrs. Joe Stroup and Mr. Leslie Wilson were second and Mrs. Fred Peck and Mr. Charles Wycoff received the consolation. Following cards refreshments were "THANK YOU" GIVEAWAY CITY MANAGER A HAPPY SMILE City Manager Steward seldom hear anyone say "thank you" so far his work is concerned but this morning (and today is Friday too) a lady called him on the telephone and thanked him for promptness in having a street repaired. Mr. Steward is not a man who says much but he does much: The work of pleasing some five thousand people in a metropolitan city is some last but happily Anaheim people are no chronic kickers Mr. Steward says. "I seldom get thanked in this manner" said Mr. Steward this morning but it does sound good when someone is thoughtful enough to call me and say they are pleased with my efforts to hold efficiency at its peak. Gratitude is a wonderful inspiration to the ordinary human being People who have complaints in Anaheim will always find Manager Steward ready to listen and do what he is empowered to do to eliminate cause for complaint. ANAHEIM ELKS TO BATTLE WHITTIET The second game of the season series will be played by the Anaheim Elks baseball team Sunday afternoon at the Fullerton field, when the Whittier Elks will bring their team meet the local players. Last Sunday, Anaheim won the first game of the series when it played at Long Beach, scoring 8 to Lea Beach 4. Anaheim and Fullerton. MRS. LEWIS LEMKE HOSTESS AT CARDS Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemke entertained at cards at her home in Placentia last night. The high scores were taken by Mrs. Charles Stone and Mr. Clyde Kelly and the consolation prizes were received by Mrs. Harold Osborn and Mr. Charles Stone. After the cards a social hour was enjoyed and a light luncheon served. The decorations and service being carried out in pink and white color scheme. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. V. Elmers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone, Mr. and Mrs. John Ortego Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Berkenstock, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly. MR. AND MRS. JAMES CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Fred James entertained last night in honor of their 12th wedding anniversary. Cards was the amusement of the evening and Mrs. Frank Mauer and Mr. Alvin Nowatny made high score. Mrs. Joe Stroup and Mr. Leslie Wilson were second and Mrs. Fred Peck and Mr. Charles Wycoff received the consolation. Following cards refreshments were served. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nowatty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wycoff, Mr. and Mrs. J.E.Walton of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.William Lake, Mr. and Mrs.Chester Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Mauer, Mr. and Mrs.Len Bonnat, Mr. and Mrs.Joe Stroup, Mr. and Mrs.Leslie Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Peck, Mr. and Mrs.Vic LaMont, Mr. and Mrs.Herman Schnidler. PASTIME CLUB MET AT FULLERTON Mrs. E.J.Markes entertained at luncheon at her home in Fullerton in honor of the Pastime Club yesterday. Covers were laid for Mesdames Bertha Lacy, Hazel Lacy, H.H.Hoskins, C.A.Griggs, J.Janss, C.Frim all of Anaheim, Mesdames Henry Tuffree, Normandle, McClellan, Frank Morse all of Placentia G.W.Sherwood and F.Schneider of Fullerton. After the dinner hour the afternoon was passed at cards with Mrs.G.W.Sherwood scoring high, Mrs.Normandie second and Mrs.C.A.Griggs the consolation. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET AT BREMER HOME The Royal Neighbors held a card party yesterday at the home of Mrs.Bremer with 14 present. At 5 o'clock a light luncheon was served by the hostesses. In the games Mrs.Kerr scored high, Mrs.Lesher received the consolation prize. Those present were Mrs.GustJohnston, Heying, Lesher, Peck,Mang,Gross,Pressel,Chapman,Williams,Husseman and the four hostesses Gribbons,Kerr,Wilson and Bremer. BATTLE WHITHER The second game of the season series will be played by the Anaheim Elks baseball team Sunday afternoon at the Fullerton field, when the Wilber Elks will bring their team meet the local players. Last Sunday, Anaheim won the first game of the series when it played at Long Beach, scoring 8 to Low Beach 4. The Redlands Elks team failed play last Sunday, announcing Saturday that they would be unable to go a team in the field this season. The action will demoralize the schedule to some extent, but it is believed other Elks team will be organized time to make the schedule as originally planned. It is hard to tell which insinuis greater pride in the amateur garden—his first radish or his first blister. SALE 5,10 and 15c Store ON SALE SATURDAY Aluminum Ware, ale 9 a.m. King Laundry Soap, ale 10 a.m., each Soap Flakes, ale 11 a.m. Thread, 150 yard spool, CREPE DE CHINE AND PRICES. Some silk wiment of these beautifl ON SALE SATURDAY Aluminum Ware, 15c King Laundry Soap, 5c Soap Flakes, 10c Thread, 150 yard spool, 15c Towels, size 19x36, 15c BE ON SALE ALL DAY Perware, 15c Talcum, 15c Under, 5c White Adkerchiefs, 5c Picot Edge Adkerchiefs, 3 for 10c Toweling, 15c Yard, 10c Bar Castile, 10c Skets, 15c Famous Leihy's Milk Chocolates ¼ lb. - 15c O. Anaheim AL' FUN CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY The Al' Fun Club members were guests yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. A. Mulinix. Five Hundred was played with Mrs. Clark making high score. There were three tables present. After the games the hostess served light refreshments. Decorations were garden flowers and ferns. AMERICAN DYE IS MOVING TO NEW HEADQUARTERS The American Dyeing & Cleaning works, which located temporarily at 313 East Center street, will move to a permanent location 166 West Center street, Monday, June 2th, occupying part of the store with the B. F. Spencer Paint and Paper Co. The Anaheim branch of the American Dye will be in charge of F. H. Bley, formerly with Jackson's Clothing store. Beginning July 1st, Mr. Bley will also operate, in connection with the cleaning and dyeing, high class tailoring for gentlemen under the name of the American Tailors. The Anaheim branch will be store No. 2, No. 1 being operated in Santa Ana under the management of Mr. H. G. Small. Pay Day Specials At GREENBERG'S 209 East Center St., Anaheim Lee Unionalls, all sizes up to $2.49 44 Blue $2.59 Men's blue chambry work shirts, full cut $69c Men's khaki riding breeches, with double seat and lace bottoms, regular $3.50 value $2.69 Men's leather puttees, with hook or strap front, regular $4.98 $7.00 Men's English or blucher dress shoe, dark brown color, with rubber heels $4.95 Men's light ribbed union suit with short sleeves, long legs, regular $1.50 values $1.19 Men's blue denim overalls, union made $1.25 Ladies' pure silk hose, semi-fashioned in black, brown and white, regular $1.50 values 98c Lee's khaki pants, union made, fast colors, regular $2.75 value $2.00 Men's cotton hose, asst. colors, regular 15c pair 10c Children's hose in black and brown colors 14c Men's balbriggan shirts and drawers, garment 45c We carry a full line of Scully Gloves There Is no Better Investment Than A Ranch in the Vicinity of Anaheim THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF Great Clearance Sale! On Waists, Blouses and Skirts De Chine and Georgette Waists and over-blouses at greatly reduced rates. Some silk waists as low as $2.39. We have just received a new shipment of these beautiful waists and they are just the thing for your Fourth of the year vacation. See these at $5.95 and $6.95—waists that we have sold from $10 to $12.00. SKIRTS pretty skirts in summaterials and colors. skirts as low as: $9.25 $11.75 and $12.75 We Carry the VICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS THE PRINCE STORE NAHEIM Corner Center and Lemon Streets CALIF