anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-08

Monday, November 7, 1921. Fairyland Theatre Anaheim's Popular Playhouse TODAY ONLY HOOT GIBSON —IN— "Red Courage" Lots of Action, Snap, Daring and Adventure. Prices: 10c, 25c. Plus Tax. FAIRYLAND THEATRE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Society So ELITE MILLINER TO OPEN HERE Mrs. H. E. McCormick is planning on opening the linery Shop on Her location with Eisenhauer Drug office in the new and Center streets hand, made hats also the chick little is, also planning gift and lingerie will be of the best reasonable price been with an east last six months an er trip to California line of business for will cater to the w to please everyone The shop will be the decorating w that tone. MRS. SEITZ TAKING CLASS IN LOS ANGELES Mrs. Ruth L. Seitz a class in piano st in addition to her and at the present the entire day of work in that location been very success Anaheim and has the music lovers o also the head of t the Anaheim Ebelle Angeles is practic MR. AND MRS. M GIVEN BURPRISE The Yoemen loc Mrs. John Martin night, honoring the honeymoon spent er resorts, Mr. and FAIRYLAND THEATRE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 The Sorrow Destroyers FAMOUS GEORGIA MINSTRELS 33rd YEAR ONLY SHOW OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD 40—PEOPLE—BAND AND ORCHESTRA—40 15 — VAUDEVILLE ACTS — 15 —WATCH FOR BAND PARADE— Secure Your Seats Early PRICES: $1.00 CHILDREN 50c PLUS TAX Try The Herald Job Department for Your Printing. ROCK BOTTOM STORES 80 Money Saving Stores in Southern California Largest and Fastest Growing Chain Stores in the West Real Old Fashioned Chocolate DROPS 2 lbs. fo Takes You Back To The Good Old Days—Don’t You Remember Real Old Fashioned Chocolate DROPS 18 lbs. 2 lbs. for Takes You Back To The Good Old Days—Don’t You Remember POTATOES FANCY NORTHERN 100 BURBANKS lbs Beet Sugar 10 lbs. for 60c Hill’s Bros. Red Can Coffee lb. 41c. R-B PANCAKE FLOUR 13c 20 oz. Package. R-B PANCAKE SYRUP 25c This Syrup is a delicious blend of maple sugars. "A-1" Economy Brisq, 16, 17c Lower priced in the paper package. OLD FASHIONED NEW ENGLAND MINCE MEAT 9 Oz. 15c R-B Peanut Butter per lb. 17c R.B Mayonnaise 7½ oz. 30c 4 Oz. 18c American or Italian ARMISTICE DAY Friday, November 11th all Rock Bottom Stores will be closed all day. ATLAS KILN DRIED Rolled White Oats 20 Oz. Package 2 for 25c Package 30c GLOBE “A-1” 24½ lb. Sack 49 lb. Sack Sunsweet APRICOTS 11 oz. carton 30c PRUNES In the 5c Package 2 lb. carton, 50-60's 35c 5 lb. carton, 60-70's 75c BULK PRUNES 70-80's lb. 11c 50-60's lb. 18c 80-40's lb. 18c Pitted lb. 15c CANNED PRUNES No. 2 Cans 25c Glen Rosa J In the 16 oz. Glass Blackberry Loganberry, Raspberry or Strawberry Fig or Apricot In The 4 lb. Glass Blackberry Loganberry, Raspberry or Strawberry Fig Above Goods For Sale at All Rock Bottom Stores IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM Society - Clubs Social ELITE MILLINERY SHOP TO OPEN HERE Mrs. H. E. McDénald, known by many of the society clubs of Anaheim, is planning on opening an Elite Millinery Shop on West Center street. Her location will be between the Eisenhauer Drug Store and the post office in the new building at Helena and Center streets. She will have the hand made hats of latest styles and also the ephick little street hats. She is also planning on establishing a gift and lingerie shop. Her articles will be of the best and yet of a reasonable price. Mrs. McDonald has been with an eastern firm during the last six months and prior to her former trip to California she was in this line of business for fifteen years. She will cater to the working girls and try to please everyone. The shop will be done in gray and the decorating will harmonize with that tone. MRS. SEITZ TAKES CLASS IN LOS ANGELES Mrs. Ruth L. Seitz has again started a class in piano study in Los Angeles in addition to her work in Anaheim and at the present time she devotes the entire day of Tuesday to her work in that location. Mrs. Seitz has been very successful in her work in Anaheim and has won favor among the music lovers of this city. She is also the head of the music section of the Anaheim Ebell. Her class in Los Angeles is practically full already. MR. AND MRS. MARTIN GIVEN SURPRISE The Yoemen lodge gave Mr. and Mrs. John Martin a surprise last night, honoring their return from a honeymoon spent at Catalina and other resorts. Mr. and Mrs. Martin were MR. AND MRS. MARTIN GIVEN BURPRISE The Yoemen lodge gave Mr. and Mrs. John Martin a surprise last night, honoring their return from a honeymoon spent at Catalina and other resorts, Mr. and Mrs. Martin were recently married. Mrs. Martin will be remembered as Mrs. J. Barfoot. The lodge presented the newly weds with a cut glass lemonade set in token of their friendship. During the evening games and music were enjoyed and at a late hour refreshments were served. Mrs. J. E. Stroup, forman of the lodge, had charge of the social evening. MISS AILEEN ADAMS HOSTESS TO FRIENDS Miss Aileen Adams was the charming hostess last night at her home on South Claudina street to a coterie of girl friends and their mothers. In the early evening the guests enjoyed fancy work and then much to the surprise of the guests Miss Aileen brought out her cedar chest, which was filled with an array of articles such as girls treasure. In speaking of its completeness Miss Adams failed to give the reason why. After this past time the hostess assisted by her sister, Miss Frances Adams, served a dainty luncheon. The guests were Mrs. C. O. Humphrey and daughter Miss Alice Humphrey, Mrs. H. E. Carter and daughter Miss Milfred Carter, Mrs. Mary Zeigler and daughter Miss Mabel Zeigler, "THE SPEED GIRL" California stores in the West 80 18 c per pound 2 lbs. for 35c n’t You Remember? Mrs. George Zeigler, Jr., Mrs. George Saala, Mrs. S. J. Paschall, Mrs. E. H. Adams. ORDER OF FORMATION OF SANTA ANA PARADE IS ANNOUNCED Officials in charge of the Armistice day celebration at Santa Ana this morning have notified the local parade committee through A. Bayliss, chairman, as follows: All Anaheim entries are to proceed from Anaheim along the following route: From the point of formation at East Broadway and South Los Angeles streets, thence to Center, west Deaths and Funerals The funeral services of Mrs. Lawrie, wife of Dr. Lawrie, were held today at 2 o'clock from the Backs & Terry chapel with Rev. G. R. Messias officiating. Following the service crematory services will be held with interment to be held in the Inglewood cemetery. Mrs. Lawrie leaves a husband, Dr. W. J. Lawrie, a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Seymour, and one grandchild, Richard Laird Seymour. Other relatives survive her in Pennsylvania, her native state. A contemporary gives the following advice to its delinquent subscribers: "If you have frequent fainting spells, accompanied by chills, cramps." 18 c per pound 2 lbs. for 35c Don't You Remember? 100 lb $3.00 NCAKE LOUR 13c 2 for 25c 20 Oz. Package. NCAKE TRUP 25c 22 oz. Pkg. is a delicious blend of cane and maple sugars. R. B. Mayonnaise 7½ oz. 30c 4 Oz. 18c American or Italian APPLE CIDER Per Gallon 60c GLOBE "A-1" FLOUR 24¼ lb. Sack $1.08 49 lb. Sack $2.10 en Rosa Jams In the 16 oz. Glass 40c Raspberry or Strawberry 50c ricot 35c In The 4 lb. Glass $1.35 Raspberry or Strawberry $1.65 $1.10 Custom Stores SANTA ANA PARADE IS ANNOUNCED Officials in charge of the Armistice day celebration at Santa Ana this morning have notified the local parade committee through A. Bayliss, chairman, as follows: All Anaheim entries are to proceed from Anaheim along the following route: From the point of formation at East Broadway and South Los Angeles streets, thence to Center, west to Garden Grove. From Garden Grove the parade committee's car will head the line will follow Firth street into Santa Ana. Marching units are requested to get out of their vehicles at Parton street, Santa Ana, and form on South Parton street, under the direction of a marshal from Santa Ana. The order of formation at Anaheim will be as follows: Band, floats, marching units, decorated and miscellaneous entries. Division 1—Americanization features will form on Fourth, west of Van Ness. This division will include veterans of all wars and affiliated organizations, also floats entered by these or other organizations portraying patriotic or better civilization ideals. Division 2—Educational features will form on Parton street, between Fourth and Third, and will include entries from schools, churches, or other organizations interested in music, art, entertainment. Division 3—Miscellaneous features, forms on Van Ness avenue. Includes individual decorated autos, industrial floats and other unclassified entries. Division 4—Public welfare features, not classified in other divisions, chambers of commerce, charitable organizations and similar interests. Mr. Bayliss makes the following statement: "Let every local entry be on East Broadway by 8:45 Friday morning, ready for assignment to the proper place in the line. Please do not be late. For any information, call me at Phone 239, or Chamber of Commerce 665." Newport Harbor Tides (Prepared by Leeds & Barnard consulting engineers, from U. S. C and G. S. Tide Tables) Wednesday, November 9 5:43 a.m. 4.1 12:30 p.m. 1.9 5:25 p.m. 3.5 11:54 p.m. 1.2 chapel with Rev. G. R. Messias officiating. Following the service crematory services will be held in interment to be held in the Inglewood cemetery. Mrs. Lawrie leaves a husband, Dr. W. J. Lawrie, a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Seymour, and one grandchild, Richard Laird Seymour. Other relatives survive her in Pennsylvania, her native state. A contemporary gives the following advice to its delinquent subscribers: "If you have frequent fainting spells, accompanied by chills, cramps, corns, bunions, chilblains, epilepsy, and jaundice, it is a sign that you are not well and liable to die any minute. Pay your subscription in advance, and thus make yourself solid for a good obituary notice." We pass the advice along for any of our subscribers who may have observed these symptoms, or any of them, in themselves—Western Christian Advocate. CALIFORNIA Monday Night “MISS Directi A Three-Act Musi ANAHEIM FO SEE The Girl with the t Clean, Fresh, Sparkling Co “Dolly Dimples” will be the Event. SEE! The Summer Girls Hear the Long Lane; The Bring Your Opera Glasses One of the Richest, Rarest, qualified successes Admission $1.00; Reserved Did not ONLY DAYS 2 STARTING TODAY THE DANIELS IN "THE SPEED GIRL" SPEED GIRL" A Rollicking Picture—The Kind You Like! Do You Remember When BEBE DANIELS was in the Santa Ana County Jail for speeding? SEE THIS PICTURE! HEAR THE NOTED Hannelle Trio THOSE THREE LOVELY GIRLS Charles Hawley At The Wurlitzer Pipe Organ. California Theatre Anaheim CLOSED CARS BECOMING MORE POPULAR, SAYS STUDEBAKER MAN For many years it required cold weather to stimulate sales of enclosed motor carriages but now there is steady demand all through the summer months with the peak of sales coming, of course, in the fall, according to Harry D. Riley, local distributor of Studebaker cars. Eastern states used to buy the majority of the closed car output of the factories but now California is demanding an ever increasing ratio as compared to the open type models. It is the greater comfort in all kinds of types. A closed car of standard make can be purchased today for about the same price that a similar size touring car sold for five or six years ago. Motorists are getting greater comfort value at no added cost over what they used to pay and comparatively little advance over the price of touring cars or roadsters. Business men favor the closed car not only for their own family use but for the use of their salesmen and executives for it has been learned that the more comfortable the transportation is, the greater efficiency results. Some buyers add a coupe, roadster or a light sedan to the larger touring car so that when they desire a car they do not have to deprive the family of the use of one at the same time and much to the surprise of some they find that the operation of a light coupe saves so much that it makes an CALIFORNIA THEATRE Sunday Night, November 14, 1921 “MISS DOLLY DIMPLES” Direction of KITTY JEAN MILLER A Three-Act Musical Comedy, Given Under the Auspices ANAHEIM LODGE NO. 1345 B. P. O. E. FOR XMAS CHARITY FUND The Girl with the three dimples—Swell Costumes—Catchy Songs—Fresh, Sparkling Comedy—Well Drilled Choruses—250 Local People—Dimples” will be the decided hit of the Theatrical Year—A Big Society The Summer Girls and Boys In All the Latest Society Dances on Long Lane; The Italian and Indian Choruses — Girls You Know. Your Opera Glasses for a glimpse of the Miss-Fit Trio—It’s a scream. The Richest, Rarest, Raciest Musical Comedies ever presented, an unqualified success in every respect wherever presented. On $1.00; Reserved Seats $1.50. Seat Sale on At Heying Pharmacy. Did not mail tickets to the Elks, So Hurry!