anaheim-gazette 1949-12-01

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK (Continued from Page 3) Musical Arts Audition for Piano April 29 Annual piano auditions for talented young students, sponsored each year by the Musical Arts club of Orange county will be staged April 29 in the Santa Ana Ebell auditorium, it was announced this week. The four divisions of the contest are as follows: primary for 5 through 8 years, elementary for 9 through 12 years, intermediate for 13 through 16 years, and advanced for 17 through 20 years. All contestants must enter in the division according to their age at the time of the student auditions. Selections for the primary group will include the choice of one Bach composition from "The Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach," edited by Germaine Schmitz; "No. 6-Minuet" or "No. 16-Musette," and "First Loss" by Schumann from "Master Series for the Young" edited by Edward Hughes. Elementary compositions will be Clementi "Sonatina op. 36-No. 3, in C Major," Schirmer Edition, first movement, and "To a Wild Rose" by MacDowell in "Woodland Sketches." Intermediate music will include "Gavotte and Musette in G Minor" from the "English Suite in G" edited by Schirmer, and "Waltz in A Major." Mary Millerick Returns Here From New York Mary Millerick returned Tuesday to the Mary Millerick style shop, East Center street, after her bi-annual buying trip to New York and a brief rest at her home, 520 South West street. Lunching with her Tuesday noon was Miss Beatrice Scraper who will spend several months here as a guest at Miss Millerick's residence. Accompaning Miss Millerick to New York was Mrs. Roy Rosebrook, long-time associate at the Millerick shop. The two ladies left Saturday, November 5, for the eastern metropolis on the Santa Fe Chief streamliner and returned here last week. While in the eastern metropolis they stayed at the Plaza and purchased exclusive ensembles for Christmas and spring. On their agenda were press banquets and previews featuring latest creations by leading designers, among them Nettie Rosenstein, Ben Reig and Anthony Blotta. Beautiful imports from Italy are now displayed at the Mary Millerick shop. Anniversary Party Given At Rainey Home 16-Musette," and "First Loss" by Schumann from "Master Series for the Young" edited by Edward Hughes. Elementary compositions will be Clementi "Sonatina op. 36-No. 3, in C Major," Schirmer Edition, first movement, and "To a Wild Rose" by MacDowell in "Woodland Sketches." Intermediate music will include "Gavotte and Musette in G Minor" from the "English Suite in G" edited by Schirmer, and "Waltz in A flat Major-op. 69, No. 1," Chopin. Selections for the advanced division will be "Praeludium in E Minor, op. 35, No. 1" by Mendelssohn and "Minstrels" by Debussy. Applications and registration fee should be sent to any of the following: Joseph Ogle, 410 West Chapman street, Santa Ana; Leonora Tompkins, 711 South Sycamore street, Santa Ana; Ethel Mansfield, 108 Buffalo avenue, Santa Ana; Mildred Marchant, 1700 East Sixth street, Tustin. Gazette want ads bring results. EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim On their agenda were press banquets and previews featuring latest creations by leading designers, among them Nettie Rosenstein, Ben Reig and Anthony Blotta. Beautiful imports from Italy are now displayed at the Mary Millerick shop. Anniversary Party Given At Rainey Home Setting for the ninth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rainey, formerly of Fullerton, now of Torrance, was the beautiful spacious ranch home of Mrs. Thomas Rainey, 9291 La Palma avenue. George Rainey is a member of the faculty of the Harbor Junior college in Torrance and instructor in radio and television. The evening was spent partaking of the sumptuous turkey dinner and conversation consisting of anecdotes, pleasant memories and past associations and future plans. Autumn flowers were artistically arranged throughout the large rooms of the La Palma avenue home. Guests included Lt. and Mrs. Robert Burke, Tucson, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greene, Long Beach; Miss Marie Place, Culver City; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stark, Monrovia; Mrs. Grace Morgan, Miss Elsie Blackburn, Miss Lorraine Harry, all of Monterey Park; Billie, Sylvia and Tommie Rainey, children of the honored couple, and the hostess, Mrs. Thomas Rainey. BOYS: BOYS: BOYS... JUST REMEMBER Give her a Hoover and You give her the Best NO MATTER WHICH TYPE YOU BUY— SHE'LL BE HAPPIER WITH A HOOVER. New Hoover Cylinder Cleaner, Model 50 (at left). Cleans by powerful suction. 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Because of the Christmas holiday the next non-admission review here, to which the public is cordially invited, will be featured Tuesday morning, January 24, at 10 o'clock. Well known throughout the southland, Mrs. Scarborough is the book reviewer for the University Club of Los Angeles and was instrumental in obtaining the services of Bob McReynolds, who appeared here during Book Week with his dog "Sleepy," hero of the children's book "Sleepy to the Rescue." Ohio Guests at Ulrich Home Enjoying the hospitality of the O. C. Ulrich family, 206 East Alberta street, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Singer and Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Hale who arrived here SELLING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S WIRE AT TERRIFIC PRICE REDUCTION GIGANTIC MEN'S WEAR SACRIFICE TOWN TOGGER A SALE WITH A REASON! The one and only reason for this CLOSING OUT Our Purpose Is Clear ... We Are Closing Out and Discontinuing Entirely TOWN TOGGER A SALE WITH A REASON! The one and only reason for this great sacrifice of our Men's Wear Merchandise is simply... THAT WE ARE DISCONTINUING OUR MEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT... and will devote the entire store to a Larger Line of Fine Women's Apparel. After careful thought and serious deliberation and taking into consideration the GREAT LOSS THAT MUST BE INCURRED in Disposing of this merchandise before the Holidays, we have decided that there is only one Logical, Sensible thing to do. Place the entire stock on sale to the people of this community AT VERY DRASTIC PRICE REDUCIONS... at prices so low that the entire stock will sell and sell quickly... Let the merchandise bring what it will and the loss be what it may. CLOSING OUT Our Purpose Is Clear... We Are Closing Out and Discontinuing Entirely That We May Devote the Entire Store... To a Larger and More Complete Share... That the Leading Style Centers of the Country Produce... But Until Our Stock of Men's Wear Is Completely Disposed of... Therefor on Sale... And Sacrificed... to the People of This Community... for... at Retail Public Sale... ENTIRE STOCK of MEN'S There Will Be No Let Up to the Sacrifice... Until the Store Is Swept Clear of Every This Stock Must Be... Has to Be Sold... The Entire Stock to Be Sacrificed... ALL PRICES SL AT COST! NEAR COST! BELOW WE HAVE LISTED AS MANY OF THE GE MEN'S DEPT. CLOSED WED. and THURSDAY TO SLASH PRICES EXTRA SPECIAL! Men's DRESS SHIRTS ONE GROUP— Val. to $3.95 $1.00 Close Out Price EXTRA SPECIAL! Men's SWEATERS All Wool Pull Overs ONE GROUP— Val. to $6.95 $1.00 Close Out Price EXTRA SPECIAL! Loafer JACKETS All Wool Half-Lined EXTRA SPECIAL! FLANNEL PAJAMAS ONE GROUP— Values to $3.95 Close Out Price $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL! SPORT SHIRTS ONE GROUP— Values to $4.95 Close Out Price $2.45 EXTRA SPECIAL! Fancy T SHIRTS ONE GROUP— Values to $2.25 $1.00 Close Out Price EXTRA SPECIAL! Men's SLACKS All Wool Gabardines, Etc. ONE GROUP— Values to $16.50 CLOSE OUT PRICE $9.95 Values to $19.50 Close Out Price $12.95 Men's SUITS Fine All Gabardines $59.50 Values Close Out Price $39.95 Men's Sport Coats & Leisure Jackets Values to $15.95 Close Out Price $10.95 Values to $30.00 Men's SWEATERS All Wool Pull Overs ONE GROUP— Val. to $6.95 Close Out Price $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL! Loafer JACKETS All Wool, Half Lined, Two Tone ONE GROUP Values to $10.50 Close Out Price $4.98 EXTRA SPECIAL! Men's SLACKS ONE GROUP— Values to $15.00 Close Out Price $6.98 Plaid Flannel Shirts $2.95 Values CLOSE OUT PRICE $2.19 EXTRA SPECIAL! Fancy T SHIRTS ONE GROUP— Values to $2.25 Close Out Price $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL! Men's UNION SUITS Medium Weight Ribbed $1.95 Values Close Out Price 98¢ Men's ROBES $6.95 Flannel Robes CLOSE OUT PRICE $4.95 $12.95 Fine Rayons CLOSE OUT PRICE $9.45 Nylon Anklets Values to $1.25 CLOSE OUT PRICE 79¢ Men's Sport Coats & Leisure Jackets Values to $15.95 Close Out Price $10.95 Values to $30.00 Close Out Price $14.95 Wind Breakers & Leisure Jackets Values to $14.50 CLOSE OUT PRICE $9.45 Men's PAJAMAS Flannel, Muslin and Broadcloth ONE GROUP— Values to $3.95 SALE PRICE..... $2.19 Values to $4.95 SALE PRICE..... $2.98 TOWN TOGGERY 181 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM CLOSING OUT OUR MEN'S DEPT. TO DEVOTE ENTIRE STORE TO WOMEN'S APPAREL Open Till 9 P.M. Saturday Evening Sunday from their homes in Springfield, Ohio. Mrs. Ulrich, who is Mr. Hale's niece, was charming hostess to the visiting couples for a buffet lunch on Sunday. Also present were her husband, "Ozzie" Ulrich, and two children, Mike and Tommy. The Ohioans spent two days sight-seeing in Los Angeles and Hollywood then returned to the Ulrich residence Tuesday afternoon for another family reunion. They left that evening enroute to Chihuahua, Mexico, with plans for a south-of-the-border tour, before leaving for Ohio. Mr. Hale is owner of the Springfield Manufacturing Company which produces electric eels, used widely in clearing tree roots from sewer and water pipes. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS William Adams, the first Englishman in Japan, was honored there by a yearly festival. A salmon’s scales show growth rings somewhat like those of tree rings, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. For results—use Gazette ads. Phone 4618 ERMISCH “MY CLEANER” 350 W. Center - Anaheim MEN'S WEAR – DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC PRICE REDUCTIONS – REGARDLESS OF LOSS IN OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS HISTORY BEST Reductions IN THOUSANDS OF DOLL-FINE MEN’S WEAR...TO THE MARKET...AND TO THE PUBLIC...AT TERMS...REGARDLESS OF MAY BE INCURRED Ever Offered 181 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM OUT AND DISCONTINUING OUR MEN’S DEPT.—STORE WILL BE DEVOTED TO WOMEN’S APPAREL SALE STARTS FRIDAY DEC. 2nd AT 9:30 A.M. GERY ANAHEIM AND DISCONTINUING OUR MEN'S DEPT.—STORE WILL BE DEVOTED TO WOMEN'S APPAREL Discontinuing Entirely... Our Men's Wear Department... er and More Complete Stock... of the Finest Women's Apnunity Produce... But, We Cannot Carry Out These Plans posed of... Therefore, the Entire Stock Will Be Placed is Community... for What the Stock Will Actually Bring SALE STARTS FRIDAY DEC. 2nd AT 9:30 A.M. AND CONTINUES UNTIL ENTIRE MEN'S STOCK IS SOLD of MEN'S WEAR MUST BE SOLD Is Swept Clear of Every Last Dollars Worth of Our MEN'S WEAR... Stock to Be Sacrificed... For Quick Disposal. S SLASHED Open 'Till 9 p.m. Sat. COST! BELOW COST! ALL FIXTURES IN OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT FOR SALE... MAKE US AN OFFER. MANY OF THE GREAT SAVINGS AS SPACE WILL PERMIT. BLACKS ardines, Etc. $16.50 ICE $9.95 $19.50 $12.95 SUITS Tabardines Values $39.95 t Coats & Jackets $15.95 $10.95 $30.00 Men's SWEATERS All Wool Pull Over & Button Type, Fancy, Solid Colors. Also Nylons. All Are New Stock Just Arrived $5.95 Values $3.98 SALE PRICE..... $8.95 Values $6.48 Men's T SHIRTS $1.00 Whites 69¢ SALE PRICE..... ONE GROUP— Values to $1.95 $1.19 SALE PRICE..... Values to $2.85 SALE PRICE..... $1.89 Men's UNDERWEAR ONE GROUP SHORTS— All Styles REMEMBER: Men's Dept. Closed Wed. and Thurs., Dec. 2, or Sat. Dec. 3, for Best Selection. Men's DRESS SHIRTS Fancy Colors Values to $3.98 CLOSE OUT PRICE $1.98 Values to $5.95 White only CLOSE OUT PRICE $2.29 Plaid Flannel & All Wool Shirts ONE GROUP— Values to $8.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE $3.39 Men's Sport Shirts ONE GROUP— Values to $5.95¢ $39.95 t Coats & Jackets to $15.95 $10.95 to $30.00 $14.95 eakers & Jackets to $14.50 ICE $9.45 AJAMAS and Broadcloth to $3.95 $2.19 to $4.95 $2.98 ONE GROUP— Values to $1.95 SALE PRICE..... $1.19 Values to $2.85 SALE PRICE..... $1.89 Men’s UNDERWEAR ONE GROUP SHORTS— All Styles Values to $1.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE 69¢ KNIT SHIRTS Values to $1.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE 59¢ Men’s NECKWEAR Values to $1.50 SALE PRICE..... 79¢ Values to $2.50 SALE PRICE..... $1.39 ALL LEATHER GOODS & MEN’S JEWELRY GO AT ½ OFF Plaid Flannel & All Wool Shirts ONE GROUP— Values to $8.00 CLOSE OUT PRICE $3.39 Men’s Sport Shirts ONE GROUP— Values to $5.95 $3.69 CLOSE OUT PRICE Values to $6.95 $4.98 Suspenders & Belts All $1.50 Values 98¢ CLOSE OUT PRICE All $2.00 Values $1.48 Men’s SOX ONE GROUP— Values to 75c Close Out Price 3 for $1.00 Spun Nylon SOX Val. to 1.25 CLOSE OUT PRICE 79¢ CLOSING OUT AND DISCONTINUING OUR MEN’S DEPT. Greatest N'S WEAR SALE