oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-02

K. P. HOLDS OPEN MEETING TONIGHT The Anaheim lodge K. P. will hold an open meeting and ladies' night in the Odd Fellows hall this Tuesday evening, April 2nd. Walter Guerrin of Pomona, Grand Vice-Chancellor will preside. Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus who have been doing cantonment work for the past year under the auspices of the National War Work Council of the Y. M. C. A. will give a novel and interesting entertainment entitled "A Night With the Boys in the Camps" which consists of songs popular with the boys, scenes from classic and popular plays and a playlet entitled "The Stranger", written by Mrs. Rsmus and dedicated to the boys. This playlet has met with great favor wherever given. Mr. Charles Bownman Hutchins, noted whistler will also appear on the program. A large delegation is expected from the lodges at Pomona, Norwalk and other Orange-co lodges. All K. P. members, their ladies and friends are invited. Y.P.O.E. MEETING The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian church was entertained at the home of Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw on Monday evening. This was the regular monthly business meeting. Mrs. Ella McQuillan tendered her resignation as chairman of the social committee and treasurer which was accepted with much regret. To all these vacancies, Miss Edna Mills was elected treasurer and Miss Anita Herzler, chairman of the social committee. At the close of the business session the hostess assisted by her daughter Miss Alice Grimshaw, served wafers and chocolate. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark, Mrs. W. T. Wallop, Misses Edna Milla, Anita Herzler, Hazel and Doris Social and Personal Mrs. O. A. Mullinix motored to Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. L. Handleman spent today in Los Angeles with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Garrison and family spent Sunday at San Pedro. Mrs. H. A. Hawley and Miss Hazel Hawley spent today in Los Angeles visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rimpau, Mrs. A. Rimpau and Mrs. E. L. Olmstead visited in Los Angeles Monday. Newell Burton will leave Thursday over the S. P. for Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen left Monday over the S. P. for Ft. Collins, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Dunton are spending a few days in Los Angeles. Mrs. M. C. Goff, Mrs Sam Newnee, and Mrs. C. L. Swope visited Mrs Leslie Swope in Hollywood Tuesday. Oscar Schneider was on the first boat to launch at Hamburg, Germany following the lifting of the blockade. Mr. and Mrs. P. Frahm and G. Manake motored to Los Angeles on Tuesday. R. E. Coffman Monday shipped his household goods to Quail, Cal., where he will reside. W. H. Yekel leaves Thursday over the S. P. for Spokane where he is in the lumber business. A telegram announces the arrival of J. B. Collings in New York and states that he expects to be at Camp Kearny in ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Imus and baby motored to this city yesterday from Atolla and are at the home of Mr. Imus' parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Imus. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Willard and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Marsh motored Sunday to Griffith Park where they enjoyed a picnic dinner, later motoring over the mountain road to Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bacon, with EXONERATE R. R. MEN "Accidental death" was the finding at the inquest held over the remains of the late E. O. Dougherty, 35 years of age, of Garden Grove, Los Angeles Times agent at that place, who succumbed on Saturday at the Anaheim Sanitarium to injuries received the day before. His automobile was struck by a Pacific Electric car as he was trying to beat it to a crossing near his home. He leaves a widow and three children. The jury completely exonerated the train crew, according to Corpner Brown. BUYS TWO RANCHES Nick Hugo, who recently sold his 10-acre Valencia ranch between Placentia and Richfield for $35,000 has purchased a 20-acre ranch one-fourth mile north of Richfield and a walnut ranch at Whittier. He has purchased a Fordson tractor to use on both the ranches. He has leased the oil rights to his new Richfield ranch. FINISH WAR WORK Monday the two exemption boards of Orange county passed out of existence. The sealed and crated records of these two boards were started on their way to Washington, D.C. Each board handled the great bulk of work that came to it efficiently and to the entire satisfaction of the state and federal authorities. Ever since the armistice was signed one or two clerks have been kept busy by each board compiling a vast number of statistics wanted for governmental reports. GIVING LAST SHOW Rivis Bros. show, whose large canvas tent was destroyed by fire Saturday, have acquired another tent and will give their last performance this evening. Buy and Use A Home Product SAVAGE TIRES are made by experts in a modern factory at San Diego. Save the heavy freight charge for the long haul from the east. Our tires and tubes are priced right---too. Put on a SAVAGE HAND MADE TIRE, and treat it rough---they like it. Come into the SAVAGE SAVAGE TIRES are made by experts in a modern factory at San Diego. Save the heavy freight charge for the long haul from the east. Our tires and tubes are priced right---too. Put on a SAVAGE HAND MADE TIRE, and treat it rough---they like it. Come into the SAVAGE Camp Our vulcanizing department is fully equipped with new and up-to-date machinery. All our repair work is done in a neat and workman-like manner. Drive in. McKEEN & FABER 119 North Los Angeles St. The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. ECONOMY Friday, Apr White Chamoisette Gloves Good quality Washable Gloves in all sizes, white only. Economy Day—59¢ A Day of Surpris EACH WEEK a greater number of the pers are learning of the exceptional are offered all through the store. splendid savings are not given publicity, ties are usually too small to advertise. It Pays to Visit Forstein's on Economy Here are The Prices—Note the Sav 36 in. Satin Mess SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS of heavy Satin Messaline in a complete color range. A Friday Fea- White Outing Flannel Good weight Outing Flannel, at a price away below regular for Economy Day. Yard— 18¢ Sassy Jane Dresses New Gingham Dresses in various styles, absolutely fast colors, $3.50 values. Each— $2.95 Madranette One of the most popular drapery materials in a good range of patterns, suitable for side drapes. 36 inches wide. Yard— 48¢ 18 INCH Embroideries Swiss and Cambric Embroideries, suitable for Stein's on Economy Here are The Prices—Note the Savings 36 in. Satin Mess SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS of heavy Satin Messaline in a complete color range. A Friday Feature from the Silk Section Lisle & Fibre Silk LISLE HOSIERY in BLACK, WHITE, Suede and Pearl, also Fibre Hose in Champagne, Grey, Pink and White. Economy Day Pair 1000 yds. 36 in. Per AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE ORDER for a quality as is offered here. Pr stripes and figured effects on light ground for aprons and house-dresses. Economy Day at PILLOW CASES One of the best known brands of Pillow Cases at a price lower than the material alone costs ordinarily. 42x36 and 45x36 size cases, priced for Economy Day, each ... 38c 90in. Bleached Sheet PEPPERELL BLEACHED SHEET yards wide, while three pieces will last. Special for Economy 59 18 INCH Embroideries Swiss and Cambric Embroideries, suitable for children's garments and underwear. Economy Day. Yard— 24¢ SILK AND LISLE Poplin Navy blue taupe, black and Wisteria, silk filled, Poplin. Limited quantity only to close out on Economy Day. Yard— 89¢ 90in. Bleached Sheet PEPPERELL BLEACHED SHEET yards wide, while three pieces will last. Special for Economy Day at SEMI SILKS Silk and Cotton mixed. Materials suitable for underwear and foundations. White, Pink, Yellow, Black. 36 in. wide, yard— 49¢ Chomaisuede Gloves WASHABLE GLOVES IN SHADE White, Champagne, Brown, Tan, Black, self stitching or contrasting stitching. Economy Day price, pair FALKENST ANAHEIM, CALIFO MY DAY April 4th of Surprises ter number of thrifty shopf the exceptional values that ough the store. Many of the given publicity, as quantil to advertise. Visit Falken-Economy Day ces—Note the Savings in Messaline ED. YARDS ne in a comFriday Fea- 32 inch KINDER Klub Cloth An ideal material for every sort of boys' and girls' garments. Fast colors. Economy Day. Yard— 39¢ Silk Hose Practically every popular color is represented in this lot. Excellent quality, priced for Economy Day. Economy Day Notes—Note the Savings Silk Hose Practically every popular color is represented in this lot. Excellent quality, priced for Economy Day. Pair— 79¢ SERPENTINE Crepes New Spring designs in Kimona Crepes. Hand-some colorings. Economy Day. Yard— 35¢ Percale Aprons Bungalow Apron Dresses, made of good quality Percale, in light and medium colors. Special, each— $1.35 White Poplin Highly mercerized Cotton Poplin for Middy Sheeting CHED SHEETING, 2 1-2 ree pieces Economy 59 cts. YARD White Poplin Highly mercerized Cotton Poplin for Middy Blouses and Skirts. Economy Day. Yard— 45¢ BATH TOWELS Extra Heavy Towels, large size, priced for Economy Day, while 6 dozen will last, at each— 48¢ Hair Bow Ribbons Excellent Quality Taffeta Ribbons, up to 6 inches wide, at a price that is much lower than usual. Yard— 33¢ Uede Gloves ES IN SHADES GREY, own, Tan, contrast my 95 cts. N STEIN'S CALIFORNIA