oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-23

Gus M. Theodore, George Theodore and Nicolas Theodore have filed a certificate that they are doing business under the fictitious firm name of the Anaheim Laundry Company. J. M. Hazard has been guardian of the estate of Hazard, aged 18, with bounty $1500. Dismissal has been ent Have you ever “My baking powder smooth solicitor, “cos Royal.” But he omits to say leaves a bitter taste, th with it is likely to stale that it contains alum, demned by many medic for use in food. England and France sale of alum baking po ROYAL is made from Cream derived from g Royal Contains No Alum- ROYAL is made from Cream derived from g Royal Contains No Alum- Leaves OAKLAND SENSIBLE The Car That Makes Them All Sit Stop and think it over. A Six-Cylinder Valve-i most four cylinders. FIVE NEW OAKLANDS US LAST WEEK—29 Since days. We have expert mechanics give good service, an Customers. Wickersheim Impl FULLERTON, CALIFO Wickersheim Impl FULLERTON, CALIF ONE For Three Days Only--To A sale where you buy an item at the regular price Illustration: The standard price of Rexall Tooth p 1c more, or 26c, you get two tubes. Every article dise, just the same as we sell you every day at re A Big Money Saver. 106 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. CADMAN'S M. M. Hazard has been appointed cardian of the estate of James M. Hazard, aged 18, with bond fixed at $00. Dismissal has been entered in the case of Maria Zerbe vs. Luther Barnett, et al. Theo A. Winbigler has filed his final account as administrator of the estate of George Gimes, deceased. ATTENDED SUNRISE SERVICES EASTER AT MT. RUBIDOUX BREA, April 23.—Special.—Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lee attended sunrise Easter morning at Mt. Rubidoux. Miss Leonora Pettigrew accompanied Fullerton friends to Long Beach Sunday. Hobart Murphy left Tuesday for a few days outing in the San Bernardino mountains in company with his Los Angeles physician, Dr. Mansur, an eye spectalist, who has been treating Mr. Murphy's eyes for some time. Mr. Geo. Schuppert the Brea baker has purchased a new Nash Six to be delivered soon. Since coming to So. California Mr. Schuppert feels he needs a good car that he and his family may be able to take in all the beautiful drives our state affords to the motorist. Miss Lucina Duling was taken suddenly ill Monday evening at her home on South Orange. Dr. Parrett was called and latest report she is resting easy. Miss Rosalie Rankin has taken charge of the Santa Fe Boarding House. While we hate to lose Mrs. Rankin from our midst we are glad to know she has such a lucrative position. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins accompained her and will assist with the care of the place. The Brea Chamber of Commerce held their monthly banquet and business meeting Monday evening at the Olsen Cafe. The meeting was well attended. Interesting talks were made by several of the Brea business men, among them an exhaustive re-port on the school work by Professor Fanning. Committees were appointed to take up the matter of increased railroad rates and other matters pertaining to the welfare of Brea. Mr. Chas. F. Horton local manager of the California National Supply Co. will move into his new home which he purchased from Jack Fischel about the first of the month. YAL Baking Powder from Cream of Tartar dived from grapes No Alum— Leaves No Bitter Taste OAKLAND BIBLE SIX Them All Sit Up and Take Notice Cylinder Valve-in-Head motor at same price of NEW OAKLANDS SOLD BY WEEK—29 Since the Holi e good service, and as a result have satisfied Implement Co. ERTON, CALIFORNIA held their monthly banquet and business meeting Monday evening at the Olsen Cafe. The meeting was well attended. Interesting talks were made by several of the Brea business men, among them an exhaustive report on the school work by Professor Fanning. Committees were appointed to take up the matter of increased railroad rates and other matters pertaining to the welfare of Brea. Mr. Chas. F. Horton local manager of the California National Supply Co. will move into his new home which he purchased from Jack Fischel about the first of the month. Mrs. Lester Thompson and children accompanied her mother home to West Virginia Saturday. Mrs. Thompson has been ill for some time and it is hoped she will be greatly befitted by the change. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hogue and daughter Erma, of Fullerton, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Belche Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kit Connelly and daughters Madanett and Lonita have come to Brea to make their home here. The Connelly's think so much of our little city that they expect to buy property at once. Thomas Baxter, former owner and editor of the Brea Progress left a few days ago on an extended tour of the east and middle-west which will include a visit to relatives and home folks in Southern Illinois. An aluminum party was held at the home of Mrs. E. A. Gurley on South Orange Tuesday afternoon. An enjoyable time was had by all present. Mrs. Smith, mother of W. F. Corbett, received news Saturday of the sudden death of her mother in Winnipeg, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hosmer of Alhambra were in Brea the latter part of the week looking after their property interests. Master Harold Steck is again able to be out after a serious illness of pneumonia. A Saturday night "Grunion" party made up of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wood and son Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Miss Winifred Smith and Mrs. Drake after making a tour of the various beaches, returned home in the early hours of the morning, but from different reports it is difficult to make an estimate of the exact size of the catch. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Myers have entered the automobile class and their troubles have begun. Mr. Myers having purchased a Ford this week. William Vanghn was down from Oilfield, Cal., over the week end greeting friends. Everybody is always glad to see Bill. Mr. Theo Enoch recently received a telegram from the east conveying Implement Co. ERTON, CALIFORNIA 1¢ CENT SALE! Only--Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday at the regular price—then another item of the same kind for 1c. As an ilof Rexall Tooth paste is 25c. You buy a tube at this price, and by paying es. Every article in this sale is a high-class standard piece of merchanu every day at regular prices, and have sold you for years. Invest For Future Use. MAN'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Phone 346 SUNRISE EASTER CRUBIDOUX 3.—Special.—Mr. attended sunrise at Rubidoux. tigrew accompanies to Long Beach the sad news of the death of his brother. The Victory Loan Committee have certainly been doing their bit. They report that they have practically sold out their quota for Brea with the campaign scarcely begun. Mrs. Scotty Palmer attended the Rialto Theatre in Fullerton Tuesday evening. Mrs. Adrian Scott and son Clandia of Los Angeles, visited Brea friends Tuesday. COURTHOUSE NOTES A decree of distribution in the estate of Kate Stewart, deceased, has been issued. The defendant has filed notice that he will make a motion for a new trial of the case of George Snearly et al vs. McQjellan B. Hiestand et al. J. N. Anderson was appointed appraiser of the estate of Nannie Wiedey, deceased. Marion A. Buzek has been appointed administrator of the estate of Emma M. Buzek, deceased, with J. N. Anderson, appraiser. J. N. Anderson, Jesse Elliott and R. C. Mize have appraised the estate of Jennie B. Ould, deceased, at $6,000. It consists of a ten-acre ranch. Alice S. Durkee has filed final account as executrix of the last will of Milton E. Durkee, deceased, with petition for distribution. The New Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT ONLY—LILA LEE, in "The Secret Garden." INVEST! After attending the Flying Circus, on North Los Angeles St., tomorrow night, be sure to see Big Bill Hart, in "The Poppy Girl's Husband for the second show at Fairyland at 9:00 p.m.—or Friday evening certain, as you can't afford to miss it. A Good Place To Eat Music Every Saturday Night The Exchange Grill A. Kluewer, Prop. 132 West Center St. AFTER EASTER SALE Coats, Suits and Dresses You simply cannot appreciate the values without seeing the garments, nothing to equal them has been shown anywhere this season at a price so low! Capes, Dolmans, Cape-Coats and Regulation Coats A collection that will commend itself to every woman who appreciates smartness and who recognizes Real Value. More than real value—a great saving—real reductions. $35.00 value, now at $27.50 $30.00 value, now at $25.00 $25.00 value, now at Cape-Coats and Regulation Coats A collection that will commend itself to every woman who appreciates smartness and who recognizes Real Value. More than real value—a great saving—real reductions. $35.00 value, now at $27.50 $30.00 value, now at $25.00 $25.00 value, now at $17.50 SUITS Distinctive Suits, individual suits that show the latest trend of fashion in every line. The opportunity to secure suits of this excellent character so much under price is not likely to occur more than once in a season. $37.50 value, now at $30.00 $35.00 value, now at $27.50 $30.00 value, now at $25.00 $25.00 value, now at $18.75 NEW BLOUSES A supreme showing of new Blouses to meet every individual requirement—Georgettes and Crepe-de-Chines. $6.50 value, now at $5.00 $5.00 value, now at $3.95 NEW DRESSES Special Lot of New Spring Dresses, Values up to $25.00 at $16.50 Style Shop 103 West Center St.