anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-04

Town and County Topics Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lorens of Strathmore, who have been spending their honeymoon in the south, returned to their home today. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hertzler and son expect to spend Sunday with friends at Lake Elsinore. —Witman. Eyesight specialist.—Adv. If it’s from Witman’s it’s good.—Adv. Lee Eicholtz transacted business in San Bernardino yesterday. Miss Harriett Chandler is ill at her home. —Wallboard $43 per thousand. B. F. Spencer. Phone 27.—Adv. Miss Muriel Arkley of University of Southern California will spend the week end with nær parents. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Mrs. Nellie Coke of Los Angeles has been the guest of Anaheim friends for the past two days. Mrs. Coke will be remembered as Miss Nellie Look. —Light weight roofing $1.25 per roll. B. F. Spencer. Phone 27.—Adv. The Zion Lutheran choir met last night for its regular weekly practice. The Auxiliary and the American Legion will have a joint meeting a week from next Tuesday night. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Mrs. C. J. Dunham left this morning for Greenfield, Ia., where she was called on receiving a telegram telling of her father’s death. C. J. Nenno and Paul Bock attended the meeting of the Weinstock-Nichols Company at the Wilshire Country club last night. —Anack & Sanderson chiropractors, 148 West Center street.—Adv. Mrs. Clyde Webb visited with friends in Los Angeles today. Mrs. Leming has accepted a position at Falkenstein's Department store. Lewis Wright underwent an operation this morning fog tonalis. H. E. Carter motored to Corona today on a business trip for the Heffner Tire Company. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Rudolph Gerkin is absent from his duties at the Stroup Market on account of illness. T. E. Austin of West Anaheim is a patient in the Anaheim sanitarium. —Mary E. Coons. Notary Public, 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 7:0.—Adv. Miss Constance Estrada is ill at her home with an attack of the grippe. P. S. Coffin of Huntington Beach is a patient in the Anaheim sanitarium. —Miss Elize Goddicksen, Public Stenographer, Notary and Mimeograph work. 179 W. Center, phone 477.-Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gibson have moved from the Philadelphia bungalow court to the Gibson ranch on the county road. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Sr., have moved to Long Beach. Mrs. Rosa Danz of Los Angeles is the guest for a few days of her son, Louis Danz. —Witman for good jewelry.—Adv. G. Ross transacted business in Los Angeles today. Miss Reta Coate of the college of music, U. S.C., is spending the weekend with her parents. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rebmond are parents of a baby girl, born to them this morning. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. "Before time in Israel when a man went to inquire of God, thus he spake; 'Come let us go to the seer, for he that is now called prophet was before time called seer.'" —1 Sam. 9:9. Rev. Charles Newman, N. I. S.A., Ordained Spiritualist, Advisor MRS. SCOTT ENTERES COMMUNITY COUNTY The Community Council luck dinner at the house Scott recently. Officed for the year as for P. Gage, president; Fadden, vice-president; Bradford, secretary; treasurer. Other place-nounced later. The role although Mrs. Scott the explosion of the members were not serious and ing comfortably. KEY HOME SCENE OF PRETTY LUNCH Mrs. Mary F. Key cently to a delight luncheon. The dining tily decorated with a chrysanthemums and luncheon was served ice and Margaret Knox was spent in co-sewing on fancy wore Mesdames Brunsdon, Howerton, Barnhill, Mrs. Krick REBEKAH LODGE TO MEET TONIGHT The Rebekah lodge ular meeting tonight The first nomination be held. After the b social hour will be members and visiting cordially invited to a INFORMAL THEATER PARTY LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. W.O ad Miss Alice Ad Humphrey last night party to Graumans, 1 ter the performance guests at Petifils par Mrs. C. J. Dunham left this morning for Greenfield, Ia., where she was called on receiving a telegram calling of her father's death. C. J. Nenno and Paul Bock attended the meeting of the Weinstock-Nichols Company at the Wilshire Country club last night. Amazk & Spadderson chiropractors, 148 West Center street—Adv. Mrs. Clyde Webb visited with friends in Los Angeles today. Mrs. Leming has accepted a position at Falkenstein's Department store. CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC Instruction in Popular Piano Playing for adult students. Improvising, practical harmony, chord construction. Wednesday and Saturday. Studios: 211 W. Chartres St., Anaheim; 505 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Phones: Anaheim 549J; Fullerton 403W. Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rebmond are parents of a baby girl, born to them this morning. Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. "Before time in Israel when a man went to inquire of God, thus he spake: 'Come let us go to the seer, for he that is now called prophet was before time called seer.'—I Sam. 9:9. Rev. Charles Newman, N. I. S. A., Ordained Spiritualist, Advisor "Come see a man who told me all things that ever I did."—John 4:29. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday by appointment. 705 West Sixth Street, Los Angeles, Cal. HEMSTITCHING Expert and immediate delivery, coats, suits, furs, relined. Mme. Parks, Anaheim Dye Works, 217 W. Center. Phone 167J—Adv. ATTENTION ALL EX-SERVICE MEN We will clean and repair all uniforms of all ex-service men, who wish to participate in the Armistice Day Parade, Nov. 11th. FREE Please notify us as early as possible, in order that there will be ample time to give you the highest class service possible. CALL US—547—WE CALL PURITAN DRY CLEANERS 114 SOUTH CLAUDINA ST. ANAHEIM KANSAS CITY, diot which raged for between convention lums and police, bautiful lobby of more here early yestering began when office break up a crap gas floor. Over 100 pooled and charged into which surged back lobby. More than 100 ed before the lobby. A check-up after that over a score of suffering from bruise. be held. After the social hour will be members and visiting cordially invited to a INFORMAL THEATER PARTY LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. W. O. ed Misses Alleen Ad Humphrey last night party to Graumans; ter the performance guests at Petitfils pari Whisky and Diac Involved LOS ANGELES, three barrels of whiment warehouse ceramic same are involved in the superior court y cob M. Gartman again F. Schwartz. Gartman alleges the monds and the liquor the total value of $2 tody of Schwartz during a deal to trade diamonds for certain land through and Gartman Schwartz has refused property. Car Operator RR As Trolley LOS ANGELES, one-man street car or variety neared the A and Griffin avenue yesterday a lone baage of darkness causing leaving the wire and operator-conductor of C. N. Aubin, the vicie the police yesterday wayman evidently joe off himself and then A full description o given to the police. Riot Over Craps Wrecks KANSAS CITY, diot which raged for between convention lums and police, bautiful lobby of more here early yestering began when office break up a crap gas floor. Over 100 pooled and charged into which surged back lobby. More than 100 ed before the lobby. A check-up after that over a score of suffering from bruise. be held. After the social hour will be members and visiting cordially invited to a INFORMAL THEATER PARTY LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. W. O. ed Misses Alleen Ad Humphrey last night party to Graumans; ter the performance guests at Petitfils pari Whisky and Diac Involved LOS ANGELES, three barrels of whiment warehouse ceramic same are involved in the superior court y cob M. Gartman again F. Schwartz. Gartman alleges the monds and the liquor the total value of $2 tody of Schwartz during a deal to trade diamonds for certain land through and Gartman Schwartz has refused property. Car Operator RR As Trolley LOS ANGELES, one-man street car or variety neared the A and Griffin avenue yesterday a lone baage of darkness causing leaving the wire and operator-conductor of C. N. Aubin, the vicie the police yesterday wayman evidently joe off himself and then A full description o given to the police. Riot Over Craps Wrecks KANSAS CITY, diot which raged for between convention lums and police, bautiful lobby of more here early yestering began when office break up a crap gas floor. Over 100 pooled and charged into which surged back lobby. More than 100 ed before the lobby. A check-up after that over a score of suffering from bruise. be held. After the social hour will be members and visiting cordially invited to a INFORMAL THEATER PARTY LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. W. O. ed Misses Alleen Ad Humphrey last night party to Graumans; ter the performance guests at Petitfils pari PURITAN DRY CLEANERS 114 SOUTH CLAUDINA ST. ANAHEIM Mullinix Starts a Series of Money Saving Sales Tomorrow, Saturday, November TRADE IN ANAHEIM Jonteel Vanishing Cream Jonteel Face Powder Jonteel Compact Rouge, in vanity box. 50c each. This sale 3 for $1.00 Talcum Powder, different makes and odors. Special 10c Tooth Brushes. Usually sold at 50c each. Special this sale 37c. Each Brush Guaranteed. Powder Puffs, white or pink, any size, your choice today. 10 and ... 15c Pepsodent Tooth Paste, regular price 50c Saturday's Price ... 37c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil, regular price 50c Saturday's Price ... 37c Cuticura Soap, regular price ... 25c Saturday's Price ... 23c LaBlache Powder, all shades, regular price 75c Saturday's Price ... 55c Castoria, regular price ... 40c Saturday's Special ... 35c TAN LAC Manufacturer's THE GREAT Marked Our TONIC Price $1.10 Price ($Federal Taxes not included). THE REXALL STORE Authorized Eastman Kodak Agency MULLINIX DRUG STORES RUBBING AHCOHOL Pint Bottle 75c Next to First National Bank ANAHEIM Klenzo Tar always sold a Rexall Shavior size. Special This is a very in a Eagle Vacuum plated, corru Thermos. P $3.50. Speci Quart size, Special Price Society - Clubs Social MRS. SCOTT ENTERTAINS COMMUNITY COUNCIL The Community Council had a pot luck dinner at the home of Mrs. J. E. Scott recently. Officers were elected for the year as follows: Rev. H. P. Gage, president; Mrs. T. L. McFadden, vice-president; Mrs. P. L. Bradford, secretary; Mrs. J. E. Scott, treasurer. Other plans will be announced later. The meeting was held, although Mrs. Scott was burned by the explosion of the gas oven as the members were arriving. The burns were not serious and she is now resting comfortably. KEY HOME SCENE OF PRETTY LUNCHEON Mrs. Mary F. Key was hostess recently to a delightful one o'clock luncheon. The dining table was pretty decorated with a bowl of yellow chrysanthemums and the three course luncheon was served by Misses Alice and Margaret Key. The afternoon was spent in conversation and sewing on fancy work: The guests were Mesdames Lillie, Stanley, Brumsdon, Howerton, Myers, Payton, Barnhill, Mrs. Krick and Mrs. King. REBEKAH LODGE TO MEET TONIGHT The Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7:00 o'clock. The first nomination of officers will be held. After the business meeting a social hour will be enjoyed. All members and visiting members are cordially invited to attend. INFORMAL THEATER PARTY LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lush entertained Misses Alleen Adams and Alice Humphrey last night with a theater party to Graumans, Los Angeles. After the performance they were their guests at Petifils parlors. Whisky and Diamond Prisoner Held For Sacramento Police LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4—John Moore was arrested by the Santa Monica police yesterday on request of Bernard McShane, chief of police of Sacramento. McShane wired that he had a felony warrant for Moore. He was caught half an hour after arriving from Fresno, with J. D. Spiker of Colton, who is being held for investigation. In Moore's clothing were found papers showing he had gone under the name of Nick Jamieson in Stockton and John Stoakel in Venice. He will be held awaiting advice from Sacramento. Marine Officer Defends The Killings In Haiti WASHINGTON, Nov. 4—Many native Haitians were killed by American troops or native gendarmerie under command of American officers during the American occupation of Haiti, but the killings were usually justified and proper, the special senate committee investigating the American administration in Haiti was told yesterday by Lieut. Col. A. C. Williams of the United States marine corps. Col. Williams commanded the gendarmerie in Haiti from May, 1918, to May, 1919. It was under his regime that alleged brutalities and indiscriminate killings of Haitiens are said to have occurred. New Wants Today FOR SALE OR RENT—16x16 furnished tent for housekeeping. Tent City, South Los Angeles street. SALESMAN with car wants position. What have you? Address Box 200, Herald. FOR SALE—One team mules; one team horses at Pete Nicholas' ranch, West Orangethorpe. WANTED—Boy at Fishle Confectionery, 118 West Center street. INFORMAL THEATER PARTY LAST NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lush entertained Misses Alleen Adams and Alice Humphrey last night with a theater party to Graumans, Los Angeles. After the performance they were their guests at Petifils parlors. Whisky and Diamond Involved In Lawsuit LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4.—Thirty three barrels of whisky or government warehouse certificates for the same are involved in a suit filed in the superior court yesterday by Jacob M. Gartman against Attorney J. F. Schwartz. Gartman alleges that he placed diamonds and the liquor certificates to the total value of $26,000 in the custody of Schwartz during the course of a deal to trade diamonds and certificates for certain lands. The deal fell through and Gartman alleges that Schwartz has refused to return the property. Car Operator Robbed As Trolley Comes Off LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4.—When a one-man street car of the baby tank variety neared the Avenue Forty-five and Griffin avenue terminal early yesterday a lone bandit took advantage of darkness caused by a trolley leaving the wire and robbed the operator-conductor of $14.20. Operator C. N. Aubin, the victim, reported to the police yesterday that the highwayman evidently jerked the trolley off himself and then held up Aubin. A full description of the thug was given to the police. Riot Over Crap Game Wrecks Hotel Lobby KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 4.—A dot which raged for nearly two hours between convention visitors, hoodlums and police, badly wrecked the beautiful lobby of the Hotel Baltimore here early yesterday. The fighting began when officers attempted to break up a crap game on the lobby floor. Over 100 police were called and charged into the fighting mob which surged back and forth in the lobby. More than 100 shots were fired before the lobby could be cleared. A check-up after the rioting showed that over a score of policemen were suffering from bruises. Money Saving FOR SALE OR RENT—16x16 furnished tent for housekeeping. Tent City, South Los Angeles street. SALESMAN with car wants position. What have you? Address Box 200, Herald. FOR SALE—One team mules; one team horses at Pete Nicholas' ranch, West Orangethorpe. WANTED—Boy at Fishle Confectionery, 118 West Center street. DRESSMAKING OF ALL KINDS. Prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Phone 3733 for information. WANTED—To rent 4 or 5 room house, also buy a 6 hole used stove or range, kitchen table, some chairs. Gvan Delden, Route I, Box 199, Anaheim. WANTED, POSITION—Middle-aged lady wants house work in small family. Call 111J, Apartment 23. FOR RENT—Modern 3 room apartment, furnished; adults only, garage. 1217 Lincoln avenue. MAN WANTED $75 to $100 a week to represent large financial corporation in surrounding territory. The corporation is backed by local bankers and business men. This offers a splendid opportunity to anyone who can qualify. Excellent future for right man. Previous experience in financing unexcellent future for right man. Pre-sible after Saturday to 203 Spurgeon Building, Santa Ana, aCl. At Weber's Sale of Agents Sample Line of Waste Lee Uniona $2.49 The Nation Wide Work Suit is made denim. The seams are triple stitched four times on the waist. It has pocket on one side and a button other, two side pockets, a watch pocket. This suit has the non-rust button under the arms. Khaki and blue and in all we think this far today. Men's Flannel Blue or gray heavy cotton and wool pockets, choice of flat or military Gray, khaki or brown cotton warp flat or military collar styles O. D. Khaki Army Serge with two button flap army pockets. A real shirt for the money All-wool medium weight flannel and brown with flat or button-down 69c Blu These shirts are made of full and roomy. They have stitched all over and are Grey and blue, Union M equally well made Leather lined vests with leather sleeves— $6.90 Money Saving November 5th IX TRADE IN ANAHEIM Klenzo Tar Shampoo Soap, always sold at 25c.Special 19c Rexall Shaving Cream, 35c size. Special for this sale 27c This is a very superiof cream in a large tube. Eagle Vacuum Bottles, nickle plated, corrugated, similar to Thermos. Pint size, regular $3.50. Special price $2.50 Quart size, regular $5.00 Special Price $4.00 STORE NG STORE Bank COCOA ALMOND SOAP 4 Bars 25c Line of Waste Paper Baskets A very attractive line of Willow Baskets for both Home and Office use. These Baskets were purchased at a discount of 35% from the regular wholesale cost and we are giving you the benefit of it in this sale. Prices range from 65c up to $1.75. See Window Display Weber’s Book & Music Store Leather lined vests with leather sleeves— $6.90 Cotton Sweater Coats. Good wt. $1.98 Men's good all leather Belts— 49c Suggestion Salts Plush Coats Gold and Silver Mesh Ba Skirts Silk Waists J.C. 225 W. Center St. WORK CLOTHES the man whose duties indoors or outdoors call for durable, long-service clothing we are always well supplied with values that bring their purchasers distinct savings. Large quantity buying for 312 in 26 States enables us to secure the best the market affords for the average one-store merchant is obliged to pay; that's why and quality linked with low cost in every item you buy at this J. C. Co. store. EN'S KHAKI PANTS Good weight, well made pants, with belt loops and cuffs, Union Made ... $1.29 HEAVY KHAKI PANTS You will get extra good quality of Khaki in these trousers. Union Made ... $1.98 MEN'S WORK PANTS Heavy moleskin in drab or black and white stripes, two side pockets, two hip pockets with button flaps and one watch pocket, belt loops and cuff bottoms. A wonderful value at ... $2.69 MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS Fine grade heavy corduroy in dark and army drab, durably made with strongly sewed seams, heavy drill pockets and heavy trimmings throughout, plain or cuff bottoms; $4.98 and ... $3.98 BLUE DENIM OVERALLS AND JUMPERS These Overalls are made of the very best 220 weight Eastern Indigo blue denim, and the workmanship is as good as any on the market. Double suspender buckle, pencil and watch pocket on the bib, two front pockets, and a match pocket, two hip pockets and one on the bib for ruler. Truly here is a big value. Union Made. MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS Fine grade heavy corduroy in dark and army drab, durably made with strongly sewed seams, heavy drill pockets and heavy trimmings throughout. plain or cuff bottoms; $4.98 and. BLUE DENIM OVERALLS AND JUMPERS These Overalls are made of the very best 220 weight Eastern Indigo blue denim, and the workmanship is as good as any on the market. Double suspender buckle, pencil and watch pocket on the bib, two front pockets, and a match pocket, two hip pockets and one on the bib for ruler. Truly here is a big value. Union Made. Overalls $1.29 Jumpers $1.29 Lee Unionalls $2.49 (Union Made) Nation-wide Work Shirts $2.49 (Union Made) On Wide Work Suit is made of the heaviest weight The seams are triple stitched, and it is stitched on the waist. It has a safety watch and pencil on one side and a button over flap pocket on the other side pockets, a watch pocket, and a ruler pocket. It has the non-rust buttons and is well ventilated arms. Khaki and blue are the colors we handle if we think this far the best vaue on the market. Men's Flannel Shirts Array heavy cotton and wool material, two choice of flat or military collar..... $1.98 Khaki or brown cotton warp wool sacking, military collar styles ..... $2.69 Khaki Army Serge with flat or military collar and on flap army pockets. Shirt for the money ..... $3.98 Medium weight flannel in gray, khaki with flat or button-down collar ..... $4.50 Blue Chambra Shirts..... 69c Shirts are made of heavy closely woven soft shambra and are cut and roomy. They have two button shirt pockets, they are double all over and are splendid values at ..... 69c and blue, Union Made, Chambra shirts very well made ..... 79c Her lined with leather $6.90 36 in. leather coat with belt— $15.50 Duck Coat,s blanket lined— $4.98 Old Fashioned Rockford Sox— 10c shirts are made of heavy closely woven soft shambra and are cut and roomy. They have two button shirt pockets, they are double ed all over and are splendid values at and blue, Union Made, Chambra shirts very well made Lather lined with leather $6.90 36 in. leather coat with belt— $15.50 Duck Coats blanket lined— $4.98 Old Fashioned Rockford Sox— 10c 16 lb. ribbed Union Suits, welt lap seams— $1.39 Hanes two-pieced Underwear— 79c Heavy all wool Sox— 29c Good all Ber Belts— 49c Union Made black, shop cap, with celluloid viser— 25c Double Fleeced well made flannel Gowns— $1.49 All leather Munsen last Goodyear welt Work Shoes $4.50 Suggestions for Christmas Gifts For the Lady Salts Plush Coats and Silver Mesh Bags Skirts Silk Waists Sweaters Umbrellas Beads Ivory Clocks Fancy Stationery Traveling Bags Wardrobe Trunk Vanity Cases A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION - Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD