oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-18

SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY MORN IN OLINDA CHURCHES OLINDA, April 18.—Special—The Olinda M. E. church will hold special Easter services for the children at 11 a.m., on Sunday. A good program will be given. All come and see what the children can do. In the evening. Quick Sales. Small Profits Sam Hill Grocery & Meat Market 7-STORES—7 Santa Ana—Tustia—Orange— Anaheim—Garden Groce Where prices are lowest for safe Quality. Hill's Quality Bread, 24 oz. loaf ... 10¢ Krinkle Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. ... 25¢ Cream of Wheat, pkg. ... 23¢ Vitos, per pkg. ... 20¢ Kellogg's Corn Flakes, package ... 12¢ California Flap Jack, small ... 15¢ California Flap Jack, large ... 30¢ Rev. Kent will preach a special Easter sermon. The Olinda Nazarene church will have an Easter program from 10 to 11 Sunday morning. At 11 o'clock Rev. Elliott will preach a special Easter sermon. Come one and all. Rev. J. M. Elliott and wife of Olinda, and Mrs. Elliott's brother, N. T. Contrill of Colorado, who is visiting them, motored to Riverside on Wednesday, by the way of Santa Ana canyon. Today they will visit Redondo Beach. On Saturday they will talk Mr. Contrill to Los Angeles from where in a few days he will return to Colorado. The Olinda P. T. A. held a very interesting meeting on Thursday. Professor from the Fullerton Junior high school gave a very interesting talk. Mrs. Clark and Miss Clark of Los Angeles, mother and sister of Miss Clark, kindergarten teacher played a piano and violin solo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miranda Olinda were shopping in Anaheli Thursday. Quite a number of ladies attended the Daughter's tea at Mrs. Palmer of Placentia on Wednesday. Among those from Olinda were Mrs. Charlie Williams, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Miranda. Mrs. Nelson returned to her home at the Columbia Boarding House Thursday after spending ten days her home in Bellflower. She is feeling quite well again. Mrs. Henry Connor of the Columbia lease is on the sick list. Mrs. Annie Barkey of Paso Robles who has been visiting her brother Rev. Kent and family of Olinda went to Pasadena today to visit. C. P. Scott and wife of the Columbia lease went to Santa Paula Friday. They will return Monday. Mr. Grace Jackson will care for their children while they are away. Mr. Dug Rose and Mr. Joe Yaege were business visitors in Santa Ana Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark of the Columbia lease spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Cook on the Knickle Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. ...25¢ Cream of Wheat, pkg. ...23¢ Vitos, per pkg. ...20¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, package ...12¢ California Flap Jack, small ...15¢ California Flap Jack, large ...30¢ Encore Pancake, small ...15¢ Encore Pancake, large...30¢ Make-a-kake, small ...12¢ Make-a-kake, large ...28¢ Golden Age Macaroni, package ...6¢ Bulk Macaroni, per lb...10¢ Bulk Noodles, per lb...10¢ Sego Milk, 2 large cans 25¢ Libby’s Large Olives, No. 2 1-2 can ...30¢ Campbell’s Soup, per can ...11¢ Jello, per pkg. ...10¢ Soda Crackers, per lb...14¢ Salad Oil, large bottle...45¢ Rex Pork and Beans, No. 1 can ...11£ A-1 Flour, 49 lb. sack $3.15 Capitol High Patent Flour, 49 lb. sack $3.00 White or Yellow Corn Meal, 10 lb. sack ...55¢ White King Soap, 10 bars ...50¢ Ben Hur Soap, 10 bars...53¢ Western Star Soap, 10 bars9 ...53¢ We Guarantee Everything We Sell. Mrs. Annie Barkey of Paso-Robles who has been visiting her brother Rev. Kent and family of Olinda went to Pasadena today to visit. C. P. Scott and wife of the Columbia lease went to Santa Paula Friday. They will return Monday. Miss Grace Jackson will care for their children while they are away. Mr. Dug Rose and Mr. Joe Yacq were business visitors in Santa Ana Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark of the Columbia lease spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Cook on the General Petroleum. TO HAVE NEW BANKING Fullerton is to have a new bank commercial and savings, under a state charter, and it will be opened about Sept. 1. S. W. Smith of Anderson, Cal., banker of wide experience, is the controlling spirit in the enterprise, and he will identify himself with the client and become a permanent fixture which assertion is made because his substantial purchase already made of the McDermont building on the southwest corner of Spadra road and Amerige avenue; occupied by Dreyer & Thompson with the Central garage. The occupants are to vacate on the 1st of July. Mr. Smith will immediately thereafter have the building remodeled or rebuilt, which will take fully 60 days. SEES BROTHERS FIRST TIME IN 30 YEARS H. F. Kealither will leave next week for a visit with two brothers at Bouder, Colo., with a brother at Your Neb., and with a sister at Aurora Neb. He hasn't seen any of the brothers for 30 years. There are many bargains offered in the classified columns of The Plain Dealer. Someone has something to sell that you want. “He Is Risen” "He Is Risen" Praise Him from Whom all Blessing Flow—and consider one of the greatest blessings of your life is the fact that you live in this country, the most beautiful country of the world. Our Easter Greetings To One And All Anaheim Dye Works The Home of Perfect Dry Cleaning 213 W. Center Phone 167J WOMEN'S CLUB OF B. P. HEARS TWO GOOD SPEAKERS BUENA PARK, April 18.—Special Mrs. J. W. Bishop entertained the Woman's Club Thursday afternoon, there being a large number of members present. After an interesting business meeting, Mrs. J. R. Schofield gave an able talk on civic improvement and Miss Lida Scott of Riverside gave an interesting talk on "Life in Washington, D.C. as seen by a War Worker." The Boy Scouts with their scout master, Rev. J. E. Fisher, will be entertained at the home of C. E. Ritter this evening. The Buena Park Farm Center will meet at the school hall Monday evening. W. E. Page returned to the Park this week after a several weeks' visit at his old-home in Missouri. The Fireman's Ball which took place in the Masonic hall Wednesday evening was enjoyed by a large crowd and the Jazz orchestra from Anaheim furnished the music. At a late hour refreshments were served in the banquet room, by members of the fire department. The Stereopticon views and lecture by Rev. J. E. Fisher Sunday evening were enjoyed by a good audience. The tank house and adjoining barn on the Elli P. Fay ranch were totally destroyed by fire one night this week. Miss Emma Robinson was down from the city Wednesday evening to with home folks enroute to Camp Kearny. Mrs. George Wilcox of Riverside, visited old friends in the Park Sunday. PATRONIZE THE ANAHEIM LAUNDRY—A HOME CONCERN. A New $3,500.00 Machine Just Bought For Our Up-to-Date Laundry Keeping pace with the progress of Best Always for Anaheim People," stalled a new machine and system other substances from hard water. complete laundry in Orange county We Will Highly A Barkey of Paso Robles visiting her brother and family of Olinda went today to visit wife of the Column to Santa Paula Friell return Monday. Miss will care for their children are away. Rose and Mr. Joe Yaeger visitors in Santa Ana on W. H. Clark of the house and adjoining barn on the Ell P. Fay ranch were totally destroyed by fire one night this week. Miss Emma Robinson was down from the city Wednesday evening to attend the fireman's ball. N. O. McDowell transacted business in the county seat Tuesday afternoon. R. C. Duncan was in Los Angeles on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ritter entertained a number of the young people at their home Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Ritter's sister, Miss Lida Scott, of Riverside. Miss Ethel Thrasher was a visitor in Los Angeles Monday. Miss Margaret Martin spent the week-end with friends in Los Angeles. Miss Ruby Roth motored to Los Angeles Saturday morning with her parents from Redlands and enjoyed the soldiers' parade. Lieut. I. D. Jaynes spent Saturday. Easter Shoes THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS' WORTH OF NEW SPRING MARY JANES HIGH AND LOW SHOES OF EVERY DESIGN Children's Play Shoes, high lace, Oxford and Sandals. Sizes for Children up to six years $1.24 OXFORDS PUMPS White Canvas Oxfords, scuff ages up to ladder Special Sample and Oxford LOW HEEL Brown High Shoe heel, the Military worth $5.50, Kafala terla price Brown or Black G Brown Kid, White Kid or Patent Leather, worth $5.00 our price $3.98 $8.00 Brown Kid with French or Military heel; fine, soft kid $5.98 The famous Stage Last SHORT VAMP Oxford, in White Nubuck, in Soft Black Kid or Patent Coltskin; they are worth $8.00; our price $5.98 White Kid Oxford, French heel, $7.50 value $4.98 Comfort Oxford;s; the soft cushion sole kind for tender feet $3.48 BOYS $5.00 Brown English, without hooks, leather sole $3.98 Black School Shoe in button or lace $2.98 White Tennis white soles $1.15 Black Lace Shoe for boys up to 7 years old $1.98 LOW Heel Pumps in Patent or Dull leather $3.98 White Nubuck Pump, neat patterns, worth $5.50 $3.48 Soft Glove Kid Pump, high Fresh heel, $6 value $4.48 White Canvas Pumps, extra quality, regular price $3.50, now $2.48 White Nubuck Mary Janes for big girls $2.98 GIRLS Patent leather, White Nubuck top, special $3.29 Mary Janes for girls, sizes 11 to 2 $2.98 Kafateria price $2.98 Keds—the white Pump with rubber sole, all sizes 98c Baby's First Slippers In plain or fancy tops, $1.75 value $1.35 Patent Leather Button Pump with white sole Kafateria price $1.79—Larger sizes '$1.98 KAFATERIA 105 W. CENTER ST. Premium Tickets with Every Purchase. LOW HEEL, Brown High Shoe heel, the Militar worth $5.50, Kafateria price ...Brown or Black Glossy Kid, stylish lace, Military heel Battleship gray, style, with the fancy stitched tip Brown Kid Lace, and pliable; $8.50 value Comfort Shoes for cushion sole ...HIGH HEEL: About 50 pairs in lo Shoes, worth $5 browns, black and tops, patent leather gray tops; a real bargain White Nubuck or Skin French heels $7.50 value The new field mount tleship grey, with high French heel...Soft black kidsk turned, $8.00 value Camp verside, k SunMiss Margaret Martin visited at the home of her aunt in Monrovia several days this week. If it's from Witman's, it's good. Mrs. Julian Duarte of Newport Beach was adjudged an inebriate, and committed to the state hospital at Patton. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 500.00 st Bought o-to-Date In the progress of Anaheim and following the motto: "The Anaheim People," we have just bought and will soon have in machine and system for the purpose of taking the minerals and from hard water. With this addition we will have the most in Orange county. Highly Appreciate Your Business in the progress of Anaheim and following the motto: "The Anaheim People," we have just bought and will soon have in machine and system for the purpose of taking the minerals and from hard water. With this addition we will have the most in Orange county. Highly Appreciate Your Business HOME INDUSTRY—KEEP ANAHEIM MONEY IN WE ARE AN ANAHEIM INSTITUTION. Sheim Laundry COMPANY Phone 18 Shoe Sale NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR, PUMPS, COLONIALS, EVERY DESCRIPTION. 4 White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps, $3 and $3.50 values. Price $1.98 White Canvas Strap Pumps and Oxfords, scuffer shape. For all ages up to ladies' size $1 Special Sample Sale of White Shoes and Oxfords, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 LOW HEEL BOOTS Brown High Shoe with low heel, the Military style, worth $5.50, Kafateria price $4.48 Brown or Black Gunmetal or ages up to ladies' size Special Sample Sale of White Shoes and Oxford, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 LOW HEEL BOOTS Brown High Shoe with low heel, the Military style, worth $5.50, Kafkaerla price ... $4.48 Brown or Black Gunmetal or Soft Kid, stylish high top lace, Military heel ... $4.98 Battleship gray, Military style, with the fancy stitched tip ... $5.48 Brown Kid Lace, very soft and pliable; $8.50 value ... $6.98 Comfort Shoes for tired feet cushion sole ... $3.98 HIGH HEEL BOOTS About 50 pairs in lot of High Shoes, worth $5 and $6, browns, black and white tops, patent leather with gray tops; a real bargain ... $3.98 White Nubuck or White Kid Skin French heels ... $7.50 value ... $5.98 The new field mouse or battleship grey, with high French heel... $6.98 Soft black kidskin, hand turned, $8.00 value ... $5.98 MEN'S DRESS SHOES Victor Kid, Gunmetal or Koko Brown; they are either broad or narrow last; 6 styles to choose from; all sizes up to 12 ... $5.48 An odd lot of good shoes, some worth $5.00 special ... $3.25 Lot of samples of high-grade Shoes and Oxfords ... $3.98 WORK SHOES Endicott-Johnson Work Shoe ... $2.98 Brown Work Shoe, with tongue ... $3.98 Scout style, comfort and service ... $2.98 Sample White and Khaki Shoes and Oxfords, $3.50 values ... $2.48 ERIA SHOE STORE ANAHEIM, CALIF. Purchase. OTHER STORES—Pasadena, Long Beach, Santa Ana.