oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-14

FULLERTON PASTOR SPEAKER AT OPEN MEETING OF OILMEN BREA, April 14—Special —Next Thursday, April 17, will be the regular monthly meeting of the local oil workers. Rev. E. J. Stantom of Fullerton will be the speaker of the evening. There will also be a musical and literary program, concluding the evening with a dance. Gerald Jennings, brother of C. F. Jennings, landed in New York April 1 and will soon be mustered out. Pat Loney arrived in New York from overseas April 2. He was in the 364th Infantry, 91st division. Mrs. C. G. Paxton was slightly burned by a premature explosion of a gas stove last Monday. Maxwell Kyle is still in the Letterman hospital, San Francisco. He was disabled in Uncle Sam's service through a truck accident overseas. Ernest Hadiwick has taken a cottage in Fullerton and it will not be long till Artesia loses one of her fairest daughters. Mrs. John Knudsen, wife of Supt. Knudsen, and son have been quite ill but are recovering nicely, we are pleased to state. C. C. Julian returned last Monday from Marlcopa where for a week he superintended work for the Tecumseh Petroleum Co. R. H. Lee returned a few days ago from San Fernando where he has been planting a large walnut acreage est daughters. Mrs. John Knudsen, wife of Supt. Knudsen, and son have been quite ill but are recovering nicely, we are pleased to state. C. C. Jullian returned last Monday from Maricopa where for a week he superintended work for the Tecumseh Petroleum Co. R. H. Lee returned a few days ago from San Fernando where he has been planting a large walnut acreage for Messrs. Putnam and Pickering. John Waldie and C. W. Blumberg, employees of the U. O. Co. in the Keep Your Liberty Bond in a safe place. Don't exchange them for worthless securities or sell them except under pressure of necessity. That is why we worked out Our New Plan of Accepting Liberty Bond On Deposit —We clipping the coupons, crediting the interest storing the bonds, etc. —Many people have adopted this safe and convenient plan since our first announcement. Come in day. There is No Charge for this Service ANAHEIM NATIONAL BANK LOOK! Take Notice LESLIE'S DRY GOODS STORE, 116 E. Center just bought by R. Karnofsky, the big Los Angle merchant, who will put the entire stock of Ladry Goods, Notions and Gent's Furnishings on at a sacrifice. Don't hesitate; buy now—everyth goes. LADIES LESLIE'S DRY GOODS STORE, 116 E. Center just bought by R. Karnofsky, the big Los Angeles merchant, who will put the entire stock of Ladies Dry Goods, Notions and Gent's Furnishings on sale at a sacrifice. Don't hesitate; buy now—everything goes. LADIES 30c Outing Flannel ... 19c Best Wash Gingham, 30c and 85c values, yard ... 23c 35c Muslim, yard ... 25c 25c Muslim, yard ... 15c 35c Percales, yard ... 23c 50c Galatea, yard ... 35c 15 PER CENT OFF ON SILKS AND ALL WOOL GOODS 15 PER CENT OFF ON ALL CORSETS. Big Reduction on all Ribbons. Children's $1.75 Koveralls $1. Reductions on all laces and embroideries. 50c Ladies' Lisle Hose 3 for ... $1.00 $1.25 Sheets, now ... 95c MEN $1.00 Men's Blue Work Shirts ... 75c $1.25 Men's Steel Grey work shirts, 2 pockets... 85c $2.00 Men's Shirts, collars attached, all colors ... $1.35 Best grade Lawrence Balbriggan ... 95c A garment. Men's Overalls, heavy denim ... $1.75 Men's Koveralls, blue Khaki ... $2.75 Men's Khaki Pants, big value ... $1.85 Men's Corduroy pants, special ... 65c Men's Fibre Silk Hosse 65c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, garment ... 35c Men's Lisle Hose, pair 25c Men's Hose, all colors pair Fireman's, Engineer's hose, pair ... $2.45 Athletic Union Suits each 50c Leather Palm Gloves 15c Men's Handkerchiefs SALE STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 115 E. Center St. Roy W. H STARVE HIM SEXTON WILL HEAD DRIVE IN BREA FOR THE VICTORY LOAN BREA, April 14.—Special—Hon. Jay C. Sextton has received official notification from Secretary of the Treasurer Cartetr Glass that he had been appointed local chairman for the Victory Liberty loan, which begins April 21. A meeting of the various municipal chairmen in Santa Ana Saturday was attested by Mr. Sexton and Editor Jesse Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Till have moved from the Chester Hosmer property on South Madrone. E. E. McAlpine of the Stearns is at the wheel of a handsome new Chalmers. Some class! "Blessed is the man who cranketh not a Ford with the spark advanced, for he saveth his arm thereby." Ray- Come into the SAVA Car ld, have been transferred to tura field and are now locatmi. Congregational church is makangements for a special Easgram to be given by the SunEldon Cox, the deal being put thru by Miss Mabel McGee. At the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias H. H. Jamison was elected lodge deputy for the en-suing year. Our vu part ment i ned with n Eldon Cox, the deal being put thru by Miss Mabel McGee. At the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias H. H. Jamison was elected lodge deputy for the ensuing year. A. McAllister, working with G. W. Bird in oil well rig building, is laid up with a sprained back for a few days. The social committee of the Christian Endeavor announces that there will be a winnewurst bake given by that organization May 1, at 5:30 o'clock p.m. J. G. Sargeant, former hardware merchant at La Habra, has moved to his recently purchased ranch south of Brea and is erecting a modern residence there. Clyde Forsythe, a cousin of Mrs. E. H. Peterkin, visited with them the latter part of last week. Mr. Forsythe is an artist on the New York World, the originator of "Joe's Car", published in the Los Angeles Express and was one of the fortunate ones to have his designs for the coming Victory loan accepted by the government. Leonard Cariker has been relieved of a long standing case of chronic stomach trouble. Len says if it wasn't for the H. C. of L. now he could eat almost anything he can get his hands on. Walter Snardy is back in the oil fields. Six months ago Walt fancied he got a "back to the soil" call and gave up his place with the U. O. Co. to answer it. The lure of the derricks, however, proved too strong and Snardy came back to the Union Oil-Co. Frances, the seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafredo Contrare, who was seriously burned about two weeks ago, is reported improving very nicely, and it is not thought that skin grafting won't be necessary. She will remain at the county hospital for some time yet. Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson formerly of this city, and who were married two weeks ago, have established their residence in San Pedro. An executive meeting of the Christian Endeavor was held Monday evening. Save Your Wash RE, 116 E. Center St. the big Los Angeles tire stock of Ladies' Furnishings on sale buy now—everything S and $1.00 Children's pants ... 59c Straws, all kinds ... 25c Ladies Aprons ... 95c reduction on Ladies Musunderwear. per cent off on ladies and us umbrellas. reductions in Children's inter dresses. 1-2c Calico, per yard. 12 1-2c les and Children's White canvas Pumps, $1.50 vale at 98c reduction in all children's Hose Wash Hats, ladies' and children's ... 45c 's Corduroy pants, special ... $3.75 Men's Fibre Silk Hose 43c Men's Balbriggan enderwear, garment ... 50c Men's Lisle Hose, pair 23c Men's Hose, all colors, air ... 15c man's, Engineer's rose, pair ... 23c Athletic Union Suits, each ... 95c Leather Palm Gloves... 35c Men's Handkerchiefs 10c MORNING AT 8:30 Anaheim W. Hamilton The Electrician 124 West Center St. who was seriously burned about two weeks ago, is reported improving very nicely, and it is not thought that skin grafting won't be necessary. She will remain at the county hospital for some time yet. Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson formerly of this city, and who were married two weeks ago, have established their residence in San Pedro. An executive meeting of the Christian Endeavor was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. W. E. Spleer at which time a very interesting line of future work was decided upon. The many friends of Mrs. J. E. Russell, who has been in a Los Angeles hospital during the past week for treatment, will be glad know that she returned home Thursday very much improved in health. The regular meeting of Woman's International Label League was held last Monday evening, routine business being transacted. Thursday afternoon several of the members met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Gurley and did sewing for the Red Cross. Mrs. L. H. Wadsworth, of Pasadena, visited friends here the first of last week. She is now enjoying a two weeks' outing at Venice. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Yates went into Los Angeles to spend the day and night with their daughter Miss Annie. Friends of Leo Goss, who suffered a dislocation of the collar bone, will be glad to know that he is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hosmer and little son, Craig, of Alhambra, visited the week-end with Mrs. Hosmer's father, Isaac Craig. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 From the Slave the Wash T Modern Machinery E at such a small expense, wha that the man of today who allow off the limb 'twixt himself an The 52 Mondays of hard saved by giving your work to the tired Tuesdays following Let us go over the matter wi ence of our plan. PATRONIZE HOME INDU ANAHEIM. WE ARE AN Anahei HEAD EA FOR RY LOAN special—Honreceived official library of the that he had chairman for an, which being of the vanen in Santa inded by Mr. e Mitchell. Will have movosmer properthe Stearns is andsome new who cranketh ark advanced, hereby." Raymond Swoap violated that beatitude and as a result is taking an enforced layoff and enjoying the companionship of Brindley Rees, a comrade in misfortune. Raymond while cranking the Ford delivery car belonging to the Neal Grocery, sustained a fractured radius, and in consequence will be off duty for the next three weeks. Mrs. Owens, mother of Jack Owens who has been visiting in their home here, returned this week to her home in Norwalk. G. W. Ford has returned from Las Vegas, Nevada, where he has been visiting his little daughter, Lucile. He found her somewhat improved though still in a critical condition of health and placed her in a hospital there for better treatment. E. H. Peterkin has received instructions from R. C. Grunnell to ship his household good to Eastland, Tex., where he is now located. Mr. Grunnell was formerly with the Amalgamated. Special prices on posters, programs and tickets for entertainment events. Plain Dealer Printing Co. Anaheim. J. W. UTTER, M. D. 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Wife the Slavery of Wash Tub Machinery Enables the Conduction of Laundries small expense, when each individual piece of laundry is considered, of today who allows the wife to do the washing is merely "sawing twixt himself and the tree." Mondays of hard wash work which your wife is now doing can be bring your work to the Anaheim Laundry. And the backaches and tuesdays following the Monday wash day will also be eliminated. er the matter with you and show you the economy and conveniplan. IZE HOME INDUSTRY—KEEP ANAHEIM MONEY IN M. WE ARE AN ANAHEIM INSTITUTION. anaheim Laundry COMPANY Phone 18 Electrician Who Treats You Right enter St. Anaheim Phone Pacific 58