oc-plain-dealer 1919-02-12

BIRTHDAY SUPPER AT SEAMAN HOME YORBA LINDA, Feb. 12 (Special) —One of the most interesting social events of the year was the birthday supper given by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seaman at their beautiful ranch. Master Carburetors and First-Class Repair Work will make your car run better—you can get either at IRVIN'S GARAGE 209 N. Las Angeles-st Phone 170J Remember: We guarantee All Work. Any Article Bought During This Sale is Fully Covered by Our Usual Guarantee. SEC GROCER Begins Thursday, Feb GROCER Begins Thursday, Feb SALE —To clean up odds and ends, reduce our stock, and turn these lines of merchandise into money and mapublic, regardless of first cost, and many items at c for your future needs. Many items quoted and manis now offered, in most cases, a double bargain. —That the buying public may know and realize tha prices not known since the beginning of the war. Space does not permit of all pri A-1 FLOUR 24½ lb. Sack $1.49 49 lb. Sack $2.89 Special Flour 24½ lbs... $1.49 Special Flour 49 lbs. $2.84 Victory Flour 5 lbs ... 29c Victory Flour 10 lbs ... 59c Rice Flour Per lb. ... 7c Potato Flour Per lb. ... 7c B. B. Buckwheat Per Pkg. ... 29c Cream Puff Flour Per Pkg. ... 24c Encore Pancake, pkg. 15 & 30 Flapjack Pancake, pkg. 16 & 31 Kream Krisp at ... 39 Pink Beans Per lb. ... 8 Rex Pork and Beans at ... 13 Iris Pork and Beans at ... 16 Boone County Beans at ... 7 Revere Limas at ... 21 Newmark Baby Limas at ... 19 Iris Succotash at ... 17 Fancy Peas at ... 16 DelMonte Tomatoes at ... 17 Gate City Tomatoes at ... 9 Aster Salmon at ... 16 Pafco Minced Salm on at ... 14 Potato Flour Per lb. 7c B. B. Buckwheat Per Pkg. 29c Cream Puff Flour Per Pkg. 24c Encore Pancake, pkg. 15 & 30 Flapjack Pancake, pkg. 16 & 31 Silver Leaf Lard small 79c Silver Leaf Lard medium $1.37 Cottolene small 53c Cottolene medium $1.09 Cottolene large $2.71 Violet Shortening small 47c Violet Shortening medium 89c Calafine small 49c Calafine medium 93c Snow Drift at 61c COME EARLY AND TAKE AWAY Sale Will Positively Close Saturday Night, Feb. 22nd. Fancy Peas at 16 DelMonte Tomatoes at 17 Gate City Tomatoes at 9 Aster Salmon at 16 Pafco Minced Salmon at 14 Panama Tuna at 19 Iris Tuna at 12¢ & 21¢ Chienic Tuna at 18¢ Fat Mackerel at 11¢ Normanna Mackerel at 13¢ Round Can Sandines at 9¢ Armour's Vienna Sausage at 9¢ Deviled Meat at 4¢ & 6¢ Fairbanks' 28-oz Ox Tongues 28¢ One lot Broken Rice Per lb. 8¢ Monday evening. The Yora chapter O. E. S. was the guests and was celebrating and birthday. A beautiful cake was the center piece attractive table. This cake later in the evening and sold ants a slice for the benefit of apter. A very entertaining had been arranged which a whistling solo by Master iano solos by the Misses and Nellie Shepherd, and a o by Mrs. Henderson of AnAbout seventy-five guests sent and spent a most envening. Nicholas, of Fullerton, who way at his home on Monday, an attack of influenza, was of Mrs. Feliz Stein, of Yornia Selover spent the weekher daughter, Mrs. Mills, at Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover and daughter motored to Santa Monica Sunday to visit Mrs. Della Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buckmaster, with Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Turner as their guests, motored to Los Angeles Sunday to visit Roy Turner, who is in a hospital there. The Stanley baby was taken to the Fullerton hospital on Monday. The latest reports of its condition are a little more encouraging. Harold Welsh spent several days the first of the week with his sister, Mrs. Young, in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davis, of Fullerton, have moved to Yorba Linda, and are residing with Mrs. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Homer, Bemls have moved into the Lee Vernon bunga-low. Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore spent Sunday evening in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sutter spent several days in Los Angeles this week. Joe Buckmaster, who has been laid up with the flu for the past ten days, is able to be out again. Mrs. O. A. Mann has been on the sick list for several weeks but is now improving. MADAM MAXWELL CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST Free Consultation READINGS DAILY AND SUNDAY Office hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 312 E. CENTER ST. SECOND ANNUAL ERY CLEARANCE May, Feb. 13, and will Positively Close DAY, Feb. 13, and will Positively Close. SALE WILL RUN FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. Price our stock, and close out many broken assortments of standard goods, we have inaugurated to money and make room for other stock now-enroute. During this ten-day period we will offer many items at cost or less, but a genuine bargain throughout the entire store. It will be quoted and many more not listed were bought at the old price before the phenominal double bargain. Now and realize that this is a genuine sale for stock-reducing purposes we are offering huge of the war. Look them over carefully. It will be to your benefit. List of all prices being listed. You will find scores of other Special Shipment Toilet Paper, extra good, compact full size rolls . . . . 5c Limit Six Rolls to a Person. In our Hardware Department we have Special Bargains of Household and Kitchen Goods Choice White Enamelware at less than today’s cost Tea Kettles, 99c, $1.19, $1.39 Preserving Kettles 49c Covered Sauce Pans 58c, 68c, 78c, 88c Berlin Kettles, 74c, 92c Common Sauce Pans 37c, 47c, 52c, 57c, 62c Double Boilers $1.12, $1.29 IN GRAY ENAMELS Large Preserving Kettles 73c 78c 89c Small Preserv-11¢ 23¢ ing Kettles LIQUID VENEER 50c Bottles . . . . 42¢ 25c Bottles . . . . 21¢ $1.00 Bottles, with Floor Polisher, regular $1.50, now . . . $1.17 Furniture Polish . . . 1¢ PEAS 16c Tomatoes 17c Tomatoes 9c Salmon 16c Minced Salm-14c Tuna 19c Tuna 12¢ & 21¢ Mackerel 11c Mackerel 13c Can Sandines 9c Vienna 9c Meat 4c & 6c Xs’ 28-oz Oxes 28c Broken Rice 8c Common Sauce Pans 37c, 47c, 52c, 57c, 62c IN GRAY ENAMELS Large Preserving Kettles 73¢ 78¢ 89¢ Small Preserv-11¢ 23¢ ing Kettles Deep Basins 8¢ to 1 to 3 qt. Jelly Cake Pans 9¢ Deep Cake Plates 8¢ Bread Pans at 29¢ Odd Pieces White Dinner Ware, AT HALF PRICE Special Bargains in Blue and White Mixing Bowls and 8¢ to 88¢ Pitchers at Glass Flower Vases at 11¢ Jardinieres and Hanging Baskets, 12¢ to 87£ Special LIQUID VENEER 50¢ Bottles ... 42¢ 25¢ Bottles ... 21¢ $1.00 Bottles, with Floor Polisher, regular $1.50, now ... $1.17 Furniture Polish, 25¢ bottles ... 16¢ Liquid Soap 30¢ jar ... 19£ Stationery High Grade Initial Stationery, reduced from 40¢ to ... 23£ “Home City” Stationery, reduced from 40¢ to ... 23£ 1 Lot Fine White Envelopes, Special at Per Pkg. ... 5£ Assorted Writ-4 to ing Tablets Ink in all sizes from a bottle for ... 3£ to a quart for ... 27£ TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE WOODERFUL GEORGE B. PECO ANAHEIM'S QUALITY STORE Inner Lemon and Center Sts. Phone 06 Anah The Beautiful Land That Is Mine is now being sung by many artists. You will never grow tired of that captivating melody. Both words and music give you the thrill that you want when you are singing and playing a characteristic Irish Ballad. Easy to play and rich in melody and chords. When you sing this song you will have that satisfied "musical feeling." HERE IS A SAMPLE OF WHAT THE ARTISTS ARE SAYING ABOUT IT: "IT APPEALS TO ME"—John Barnes Wells, tenor. (Later letter) "I WILL BE GLAD TO MAKE A PHONOGRAPH RECORD OF IT"—John Barnes Wells. "I WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS WITH YOUR FASCINATING SONG—"THE BEAUTIFUL LAND THAT IS MINE." —Florence Macbeth, Coloratura Soprano. "I RECEIVED THE SONG AND THINK IT VERY CHARMING IN-DEED." —Constance Balfour—and many more. Featured this week at Schmidt Music Co., Inc., Anaheim, Cal. Raymond A. Evans Composer-Planist. Studio 230 W. Truslow Any Article Bought During This Sale is Fully Covered by Our Usual Guarantee. ANCE SALE ely Close Saturday, Feb. 22 AYS ONLY we have inaugurated this after-inventory clearance, in order to n-day period we will offer a large portion of our stock to the retire store. It will pay you to take advantage of these offerings the phenominal advances of 1918 and for this reason the public we are offering hundreds of dollars worth of staple goods at cores of other bargains on our counters Bishop's Package Cookies ... 14c Bishop's Bulk Cookies, per lb. ... 26c Crescent Baking Powder; ½ lb. ... 19c Underwood's Clam Chowder ... 11c Pioneer Minced Clams at ... 16c Veribest Pigs Feet at ... 17c Craig's Corn at ... 13c Newmark's Peaches at ... 14c Newmark's Pears at ... 14c Newmark's Apricots at ... 14c Schillings' Baking Powder, ½ lb ... 24c For This Sale Only A Special High Grade COFFEE . . . 25c Fancy Prunes Per lb. ... 10c Iris French Prunes in glass ... 49c Seeded Raisins Per Pkg. ... 9c Black River Molasses, per can ... 11c Cherry Grove Molasses, per can ... 11c Sun & Excelsior Extracts ,assorted ... Newmark's Flavoring, assorted ... 28c Heinz Apple Butter in glass ... 53c Shaster Asstd Jelly in glass, 2 for ... 25c Newmark's Peaches 14c Newmark's Pears 14c Newmark's Apricots 14c Schillings' Baking Powder, ½ lb 24c Snhillings' Baking Powder, 1 lb 43c Schillings' Baking Powder, 2½ lbs. 87c Iris Pineapple small, 2 for 25c Iris Pineapple medium 24c Isis Pineapple large 36c Dr. Price's Extracts—Vanilla 27c Vanilla 4 oz. 56c Dr. Price's Extracts—Lemon 18c Lemon 4 oz. 34c Sun & Excelsior Extracts assorted 9c Newmark's Flavoring, assorted 28c Heinz Apple Butter in glass 53c Shaster Asstd Jelly in glass, 2 for 25c Bishop's Jam 14 oz, jars 27c Rain Water Crystals, large 20c Borax Chips large 29c Hydro Pura small 8c Boraxo Toilet Powder, at 9c Toilet Flush at 14c Electric Spark Soap at 5½c Jewel Laundry at 4c Armour's Milk large, 2 for 25c A Fine Lot of Idaho Potatoes at per cwt. $2.15 WIDERFUL BARGAINOFFERED PECK Sale Will Positively Close Saturday Night, Feb. 22nd. Anaheim, Calif.