oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-05

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. L. G. Parker was a visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mr. J. Erker was conned to his home today with a severe cold. Mrs. K. Shlotant, of Anaheim is a patient at the local hospital. Mr. A. Coillan, of Fryine, Cal., is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Mabel Sherwood, of Anaheim, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Walter Cochran of Taft is a guest during the week of Mrs. G. Findlay. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Yorks and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Loep were visitors at Long Beach recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Slater of Beverly Hills were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Quarton. Miss Jane Stanley, formerly teacher in the local high school, was an Anaheim Visitor today. Miss Lanna West spent the New Year's holiday with friends in Los Angeles and Pasadena. Samuel Walker has returned from Flagstaff, Az., where he spent the holidays with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Loeb, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bevillard, are enjoying E.Yew days in Sjan Diego. Mrs. McIntire, of 322 E. Broadway, returned yesterday from Michigan, where she has been since October. Miss Helen Marburger has returned to the University of Redlands after spending the holidays at her home here. Miss Jessie Boyd, who has been spending the holidays at her home here, returns to school at Berkeley Sunday. Mrs. Paul Taggart motored to Los Angeles yesterday to meet Mrs. William Brown who returned from San Francisco. Mrs. L. M. Sawdey, of Reah-st, has gone to Ontario for several months in hopes that the higher altitude will be beneficial. Miss Ruby Daggett has returned to her school at La Habra after spending the holidays with relatives and friends in Anaheim. Mrs. Clara Paralne, of Los Angeles, was a guest early in the week in the Mrs. Paul Taggart motored to Los Angeles yesterday to meet Mrs. William Brown who returned from San Francisco. Mrs. L. M. Sawdey, of Reah-st, has gone to Ontario for several months in hopes that the higher altitude will be beneficial. Miss Ruby Daggett has returned to her school at La Habra after spending the holidays with relatives and friends in Anaheim. Mrs. Clara Parpsine, of Los Angeles, was a guest early in the week in the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. M. Criss, 524 S. Vine-st. Miss Pays Kern will come down from school at U. S. C. tomorrow evening to take part in the program at the meeting of the Amaranth. Mr. Frank Tanack who recently sold his interest in the Ever Ready Truck and Transfer Co., has accepted a position with West Bros. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Warner, parents of Mrs. S. E. Prince, who are here from Chicago, are leaving for a few days' visit in San Francisco. The Misses Kate and Elizabeth Arnold, 1322 W. Center-st, were guests over New Years of their friend, Miss Louise Rinker, in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Reuse and little son, Paul, Mrs. M. E. Livessay, A. B. and R. B. Livesay motored to Pasadena Now Year's for the rose parade. Miss A. M. Howard, daughter of Judge Howard, has returned to Flagstaff, Arla, following her holiday vacation to complete her studies in the normal. Mr. and Mrs. M. Gregory, of El Centro, who have been in Los Angeles over the holidays, and were en route home, visited with Anaheim friends Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox have returned to their home in San Luis Obispo after spending the Christmas holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dutton. Mrs. Joseph Forner, of Hermosa, is spending a few weeks in Anaheim, where she is a guest in the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. W. Anderson, 1226 Burton-st. Miss Ruby Pickett, who has been spending the past three weeks at her home here, has returned to Los Angeles, where she is a student at the Egan dramatic school. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Prudence and two sons, Arthur and Thomas, of Huntington Beach, will be Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cleary, 1812 W. Center-st. Mrs. Alice Howard, of Dodge City, Miami, is a guest in the home of her cousin H.. Beebe 128 Stuockle-ave. Mrs. Howard expects to make her future home in California. Edmund Bradley, F. J., returned the last of the week to Santa Barbara after spending a part of the holiday season with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, 805 S. Citro-ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leusinger, of Brea, were guests early in the week of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis, who have recently moved from Anaheim to a ranch four miles west on Ball-rd and Dalecave. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark and son... Edmund Bradley, F. J., returned the last of the week to Santa Barbara after spending a part of the holiday season with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, 805 S. Clitro-ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leusinger, of Brea, were guests early in the week of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis, who have recently moved from Anaheim to a ranch four miles west on Ball-rd and Dalcave. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark and son, Albert Edgar Jr., Mr. and Mrs L. Goble motored to Pasadena Saturday, viewing the parade and visiting with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spake. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Sanford, who have been visiting in the east had the pleasure of a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chamberlain, of Chicago. Mrs. Chamberlain will be remembered as Miss Katherine Enearl. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barmes and daughter, Miss Alma, and Mrs. Barmes' mother, Mrs. A. L. Cochrane, were guests early in the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Liggett, who were host and hostess at an enjoyable house party. R. Shering, of Los Angeles, was in Anaheim this morning in company with a friend. Both were guests in the Wm. Goddes home, 559 S. Olive-st. They were looking up suitable ranch locations in the district surrounding Anaheim. Mrs. Ella Bulla, of South Bend, Ind., and sister, Mrs. J. A. Nicholson, of Tarrill Iowa, who are spending the winter at 212 Resh-st, Anaheim, spent Christmas at Catalina island. During the holiday week they also visited at San Diego and Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanecock and daughter, Marjorie, of Salem, Wash., who have been guests at the E. H Adams home on S. Claudina-st, have returned from a trip to San Diego and The Juand. They were accompanied by Mr. Adams and his mother, Mrs. Annie Adams. Mrs. The Sullivan, of Bakerfield, is a guest this week in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. T. W. Dean, near Anaheim, and in this city in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Frank Goodrich, 414 W Broadway. Mrs. Sullivan will be remembered by Anaheim friends as Miss Essie Montgomery. GET Us Demonstrate us demonstrate to you that pencil is mightier than the word it wields a greater influence fields it with skill, deftness and veness. months ago Sebastian Bros. the first merchants that struck to a lower level and have lead the point of Old Time Value and, to a lower level and have lead the point of Old Time Value and, with Crowning Effort we start the New with the extreme limit in Slashing Prices very instance by our most powerful the Price-Slashing Pencil. The Price He has thoroughly beaten and compi Sale Opens ICE Before reading the prices quoted in this ad. we w low prices to lead you to doubt the quality of the Heavy Fluffy Outing Flannels Pretty Plaids, Neat Stripes and Checks, Solid Grey, White, Cream, Pink and Blue. Fall Opening Price Was 50c. Per yard. 13c Beautiful Plaid Ginghams Large Plaid, Small Plaid, all of good quality that sold during Fall Opening at 45 cents. Per yard 19c The 10 DOZEN APRONS $3.50 DR Beautiful Plaid Ginghams —Large Plaid, Small Plaid, all of good quality that sold during Fall Opening at 45 cents. Per yard .... 10 DOZEN APRONS BOUGHT FOR THIS SALE —We are offering Aprons, the old value exceeded $2.50, in the most attractive styles and materials, superior workmanship and a special you can't afford to miss at ... 97c LADIES' PURE SILK HOSE —All Pure Thread Silk Hosiery in the famous "Chipman Knit" line. The old Price Level sold them the pair $1.00 Now ... $3.50 DR —Many stylish quality exceeds you could in the face Now ... MEN'S RI —Samples garments is a saving 50 per cent Ladies' Coats Very Low Price —Several styles. The description is of style 1441. Original $20 C Mixture Material, with collar and pockets set off with mercerized velvet. Colors blue and brown. Good weight ... Ladies' Coats Very Low Price —Several Styles. The description is of style 1444. Original $30 Silvertone Cloth, a silvery silk hair, making it a wonderfully rich Coat; large convertible collar of rich silk plush. Colors of Pekin and Navy ... CALIFORNIA Wednesday, January 5, 1921 rate to You that $17 ProfitS Former Price Now $25 $15 $25 Introducing The Price Slasher can be identified completely wrecked our old opens at 9 A. M. this ad. we wish to emphasize the importance: That quality of the mentioned articles, for if you judge by A Work Shirt that was $1.65 —Of Ideal Chambray in both Dark Blue and Grey.. Correct dimensions. Splendid Wearing Quality. Now ... Men’s Hanes Underwear, —Nationally Advertised Quality Garments, elastic ribbed, light fleece, Shirt and Drawers. Fall Opening Price $1.50. Now..... Men's Hanes Underwear, —Nationally Advertised Quality Garments, elastic ribbed, light fleece, Shirt and Drawers. Fall Opening Price $1.50. Now $3.50 DRESS APRONS —Many styles offered in this lot of most beautiful Gingham Aprons of quality excellent. At this low price you could well afford to buy several in the face of all declines. Now $1.69 MEN'S STYLISH HATS —Up-to-date blocks in colors grey, black and olive green; Fall Price was $3.50. Now MEN'S RIBBED UNIONS —Samples—the Fall Price on these garments were as high as $2.50. Here is a saving of greater than 50 per cent $1.19 Low Priced 441. Original $20 Coats of Wool off with mercerized $10.00 Low Priced 444. Original $30 Coat of Polo a wonderfully rich and dressy sh. $15.50 Sebastian QUALITY Dry Goods-Notion 119 W.C. The Econom