anaheim-gazette 1926-07-29

Falkensteins Foremost in Fashion - Far Most in Value Saturday=Last Day OF THE MONTH-END SALE A Wonderful Day of Savin Note These Extra Specials 40-inch Plain Color Voiles 25c Yard Fine even weave; beautiful pastel shades. 50c English Prints 37c Yard Many new patterns; guaranteed fast color. Remarkable Offering Silk Dresses, $9.85 Attractive style and colors; values to $22.50. Entire Stock Better Dresses Half Price All dresses priced $29.50 and above included. High Grade Pure Silk Hose $1.19 Chiffon and service weight; splendid range of shades. 75c to $1.25 Georgette Handkerchiefs 49c All colors; hand embroidered and ribbonzene edged. Royal Society Packages Half Price Many beautiful articles to embroider to choose from. Children's Rubber Aprons 25c All colors; ruffled edge; fancy rubber applique pocket. Entire Stock Better Dresses Half Price All dresses priced $29.50 and above included. High Grade Pure Silk Hose $1.19 Chiffon and service weight; splendid range of shades. 75c to $1.25 Georgette Handkerchiefs 49c All colors; hand embroidered and ribbonzene edged. Royal Society Packages Half Price Many beautiful articles to embroider to choose from. Children's Rubber Aprons 25c All colors; ruffled edge; fancy rubber applique pocket. $1.45 Fancy Aprons 95c A fancily trimmed all-over apron of novelty wash fabrics. BASEMENT STORE Entire Stock Remnants—Half Price Fine Rayon Hose—2 Pair for $1.00 Big Lot Cotton Underwear 59c Women's athletic union suits, step-ins, teddies, gowns, etc. Attractive Rayon Underwear 98c Plain tailored or lace and medallion trimmed. Vests, bloomers, step-ins and teddies; all colors. Men's Broadcloth Shirts 98c Neck band style; fast colors; high grade. BEAUTIFYING T WITH NEW Living Room Suite AT Moderate Prices You'll be surprised after you've seen and admired the at most reasonable prices. Well built and covered in 3-Piece Set, $175 Moderate Prices You'll be surprised after you've seen and admired the at most reasonable prices. Well built and covered in 3-Piece Set, $175 A large set, in full hardwood frame, covered in Jacquard or velour. A wonderful value. Refrigerators —The Leonard for service and satisfaction—over 40 years the standard. Very economical and for value is unexcelled— $12.75 up ANAHEIM CAL. Rutteel-Wethe FURNITURE C LOCAL BREVITIES Mrs. Julia Clabaugh celebrated her birthday Thursday by giving a party to a number of friends. Those present were her daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Borth and Mrs. Robert Gibbs; Mrs. W. S. Price, sister of the hostess; Mrs. Ernest Zitzmann and daughter, Miss Wilhelmina Zitzmann; Mrs. Peter Miller and Miss Alice Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William Stark and son, Judge Elden Stark, are at home again, after making an extended tour through the northern part of the state. They report an enjoyable trip. George E. Larsen of the Larsen Pharmacy of this city and Miss Loona A. Dunn of Oakland was married at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Los Angeles, Saturday, Rev. E. E. Helms, pastor of the church, performing the ceremony. Miss Freda Lord of Santa Ana, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and the groom was attended by Rexford Dobbs of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen left immediately after the ceremony for a trip to the east, which will include a stop at the home of the groom's parents in ...ebraska. They will be absent until the middle of September. This office has received a post card from Dr. Benjamin S. Haywood, who is touring in the north. He sends greetings to his friends here. An eight and a half pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mathis at the home of Mrs. Mathis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montenyohl, at 131 West Chartres, Saturday. Grandpa Montenyohl, who is a veteran city mail carrier, was so excited over the event that he got his deliveries considerably mixed for a day or two. Charged with reckless driving, following his arrest on Lincoln boulevard, yesterday afternoon, T. Moline, Anaheim, was arraigned before Justice Kenneth Morrison on the charge. Ball was fixed at $250 and examining trial was set for July 29, at 9 a.m. The Fairyland theater, which has closed for the past two years, has been leased by W. W. Whitson of San Diego, and will shortly be opened as a vaudeville and picture house. The interior is being overhauled and reseated. Mrs. Nellie E. Terry attended the meeting of Republican Women's Clubs in Los Angeles on Friday and listened to the inspiring address delivered by Senator Shortridge to that body of representative women. A great deal of enthusiasm and much favorable comment on the senator's candidacy was expressed by members. Mrs. Dale Quarton, who is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wellman, has received a letter from her husband, who is an officer stationed at the Boston navy yard, saying that he has been transferred from the east to the Bremerton naval base on Puget Sound. He will take up his new post in December. The Bremerton base, which is across the sound from Seattle, is the largest naval station on the Pacific coast. Mrs. Lois M. Jewell and her two children, Dick and Mary, left this afternoon on the steamship Harvard for San Francisco, on a visit to Mrs. Myrtle Black, an old schoolmate of Mrs. Myrtle Davis, and was at one time a teacher in the Anaheim grammar schools. Miss Beryl Kennedy, one of our popular young school teachers, is spending her vacation attending summer school in Long Beach. Red Cross Meets Every year a Tulare county delegates to the American government in time of during disasters will attend. At least note will attend the University of Tulare Societies in M Baker director of peace. Bryson will attend a World growth andganization peace.Bryson familiar with work,both but also lends lems,and Atlantic M affairs. Baker, restanding on having peritions in 12 tell how ther pared for will be sup of the Long preparedness on "Chapter by S.W.the Los An Biggs,vice chapter. Home sententious work HALF PRICE for $1.00 Swear 59c daddies, gowns, etc. Swear 98c on trimmed. es; all colors. Stores 98c high grade. STORE HALF Price for $1.00 Swear 59c daddies, gowns, etc. Swear 98c on trimmed. es; all colors. Stores 98c high grade. ING THE HOME and admired these attractive living room suites and covered in newest patterns. 3-Piece Set, $248 VOTE FOR J. E. LIVESEY, Sr. FOR County Treasurer Primary Election August 31st ANNOUNCEMENT To the Voters of Orange County: It is my desire to serve the people of Orange County, for the next four years, as their County Treasurer. In asking for this honor, I do so with the full understanding of the importance of the office which I seek, and an assurance of my capability for performing the duties thereof in a manner satisfactory to my constituents and with honor to myself. Twenty-two Years in Orange County Although I have been a resident of this county for the past twenty-two years, and during which time I have at all times taken an active part in all matters pertaining to the betterment of the community, I am for the first time asking an office of any kind at the hands of the voters of this county. My twenty-two years in Orange County have been filled with an honest effort to make a success; fifteen years of which was engaged in the operation of a sporting goods store; the last seven years as a Real Estate Broker. President Santa Ana Board of Realtors It is with a great deal of pride that I mention here that throughout the year 1925 I served as President of the Santa Ana Board of Realtors. The records of said board for that period show that a large and enthusiastic attendance was present at each of the fifty-two or more meetings, and that many constructive measures were enacted and carried out to a successful end. Foreman of Your Grand Jury. Last Meeting and admired these attractive living room suites and covered in newest patterns. 3-Piece Set, $248 In plain mohair, with beautiful reversible cushions. An excellent high grade suite. Operators for service and over 40 years the economical and excelled— Couch Hammocks —Complete with canopy and standard with tufted pad in small stripes ...$24.50 —Another in adjustable back, tufted pad in painted stripes, complete—very cheap at 75 up $38.75 151 North Los Angeles St. of which was engaged in the operation of a sporting goods store; the last seven years as a Real Estate Broker. President Santa Ana Board of Realtors It is with a great deal of pride that I mention here that throughout the year 1925 I served as President of the Santa Ana Board of Realtors. The records of said board for that period show that a large and enthusiastic attendance was present at each of the fifty-two or more meetings, and that many constructive measures were enacted and carried out to a successful end. Foreman of Your Grand Jury, Last Meeting I also had the honor of serving as Foreman of your Grand Jury at its last meeting, and anyone who will examine the records will find that I saved the taxpayers last year in expense of the board, $1,585.54 over the corresponding cost of the board for the year 1924, and that the operation of the board under my management cost the county quite a bit less than any previous one for the past several years. Please verify this. During my residence in this county I have, by dent of close application to business and conservative living, been able to accumulate a small amount of this world's goods; I feel that if I could be placed in such a position of trust as that which I seek—Treasurer of your County—that I would fill the office with the same degree of efficiency that I have shown in my own personal business. Qualified for Office In asking you to support me in my campaign, I do so with the firm belief that I am qualified to fill the office, due to the fact of my long residence in this county, my business career and the financial success that I have made, and promise, if elected, that I will devote my entire time and attention to the duties of the office. A Word of Appreciation I wish to thank my many friends throughout the county who have so unselfishly given their time and energy in assisting me in my campaign, and I wish to assure them personally of my deep appreciation of same. Yours for J. E. Livesey, Sr., as your next County Treasurer, I remain, Sincerely yours, J. E. LIVESEY, Sr. Santa Ana, Calif. —Adv. Red Cross Chapters Meet at Long Beach Regional Convention to Be Held August 16 and 17 Every chapter and branch from Tulare county south is expected to send delegates to a regional conference of the American National Red Cross that will be held at the Chamber of Commerce in Long Beach from August 16 to 17. Main features of the peace-time program of the Red Cross will be discussed to keep that semi-official agency of the government as efficient now as it was in time of war. How chapters may aid during disasters, particularly forest fires, will receive special attention. At least two persons of international note will appear at the conference. One the University of California Southern now of San Diego, faculty member of of these is Yyman Bryson, a Californian, Branch and former director of Junior Red Cross for the League of Red Cross Societies in Paris. The other is Henry M. Baker of Washington, D.C., national director of Red Cross relief. Bryson will speak on "The Red Cross at a World Movement," showing the growth and necessity of such an organization during constructive years of peace. Bryson not only is thoroughly familiar with every phase of Red Cross work, both national and international, but also is an authority on world problems, and is a contributor to the Atlantic Monthly of articles on world affairs. Baker, regarded as the world's outstanding authority on disaster relief, having personally directed relief operations in 128 disasters in America, will tell how the Red Cross holds itself prepared for any eventuality. His talk will be supplemented by an exposition of the Long Beach chapter's disaster preparedness plans, and two addresses on "Chapter Activities in Forest Fires," by S. W. Jamleson, vice-chairman of the Los Angeles chapter, and Dr. C. P. Biggs, vice-chairman of the Pasadena chapter. Home service, the Red Cross' permanent work for war veterans, will be Court May Settle School Bonds Case A legal tangle involving the designation of the fund into which a $14,000 premium paid on the $320,000 Union high school bonds of the Brea-Olinda school district, may be taken to the courts for settlement. It was indicated by the board of supervisors, which considered the matter at the behest of Deputy District Attorney D. G. Wettlin and County Auditor William Jerome—the "friendly" contesting parties. Wettlin claims that the statute secifies that the premium should go into the building fund. Jerome says he has waft back up his contention that it should go into the interest and sinking fund. Wettlin has prepared a friendly suit against Jerome to coppel him to release the funds into the building fund. The supervisors took under advisement the matter of appointing an attorney to represent Jerome and the county treasurer, who is the custodian of the bond money. branch office, San Francisco, and others. At a session devoted to Junior Red Cross, a movement that has enlisted the interest of 5,000,000 American school children, the principal speaker will be Dr. H. B. Wilson, superintendent of schools in Berkeley, who will tell how the plan works in city as well as in rural schools. Miss Marianne King of the San Francisco branch office will offer suggestions on chapter publicity. The mayor and city manager of Long Beach are on the program for addresses of welcome. An automobile drive around Long Beach will form the main diversion. FOR SALE—3 h.p. electric motor, one F. B. Morris jack, one 1500-gallon galvanized tank; all or any part. Call evenings. 610-W. Anaheim. FOR SALE—10 shares of Anaheim Union Water Company stock. Call at Southern County Bank, Anaheim. tf. FOR SALE—Second-hand lumber, 2x4s and 2x6s; cheap. 130 E. Center. p Baker, regarded as the world's outstanding authority on disaster relief, having personally directed relief operations in 128 disasters in America, will tell how the Red Cross holds itself prepared for any eventuality. His talk will be supplemented by an exposition of the Long Beach chapter's disaster preparedness plans, and two addresses on "Chapter Activities in Forest Fires," by S. W. Jamleson, vice-chairman of the Los Angeles chapter, and Dr. C. P. Biggs, vice-chairman of the Pasadena chapter. Home service, the Red Cross' permanent work for war veterans, will be discussed from every angle by Miss Margaret Cornell, executive secretary of the Los Angeles chapter; Mrs. Roby Hankerson, executive secretary of the Pasadena chapter; Mrs. A. C. Rosenthal, chairman of the Tulare home service committee, and Miss Marjorie Jackson, director of Red Cross service at the National Soldiers' Home, Sawtelle. Community health work, nursing service and the teaching of home hygiene and care of the sick will be detailed by Dorothy M. Ledyard, assistant director of nursing service, Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, accompanied by Miss Irma Steadman and Miss Ida Bentz, leave early next week on a motor trip up the coast. They will proceed leisurely to San Francisco, where they expect to spend a short time and later may go to points of interest in Oregon and Washington. They will be absent several weeks. FOR SALE—3 h.p. electric motor, one F. B. Morris jack, one 1500-gallon galvanized tank; all or any part. Call evenings. 610-W. Anaheim. FOR SALE—10 shares of Anaheim Union Water Company stock. Call at Southern County Bank, Anaheim. tf. FOR SALE—Second-hand lumber, 2x4s and 2x6s; cheap. 130 E. Center. FOR SALE A lot of second-hand and wholesale Sample Furniture and Rugs, 50 Overstuffed Sets, 120 room-size Rugs, 46 Floor Lamps, 15 Dining Rockers, etc., at the—ORANGE MATTRESS & FURNITURE FACTORY 432 West Chapman Street Orange, Calif. Phone 468 Farm Implements FOR SALE—Tractor, trailers and all kinds of used machinery. TUSTIN MFG. CO., Tustin, 55-J. The Vincent Furniture Co. New and Used Furniture Special prices on Day Beds, with or without ends, link fabric or coil springs, at $23.75 and up. We Pay Cash for Used Furniture 136 East Center Street Phone 240. Anaheim ELIMINATE ALL FUTURE TIRE TROUBLES TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES UPON INDIAS ALL FUTURE TIRE TROUBLES TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES UPON INDIAS Regular Cords Guaranteed 20,000 Miles—and Balloons 15,000 WEST BROS. TWO STORES 112-16 W. Chestnut Anaheim, Calif. 308-10 East Third St. Santa Ana, Calif.