oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-11

Tuesday, January 11, 1921 THE ORANGE ATIONWIDE INSTITUTION J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATIONWIDE INS to Meet the N ment Stores in 27 States struction Prices Prevailing ent price REGARDLE Do not confuse this with the usual mark up and chants. The J. C. Penney Company never has, nor article will remain as priced until sold or forced by Many items are limited in quantity, many may pro in disappointment. Come expecting to find every stake our reputation that you will not be disappo article will remain as priced until sold or forced by Many items are limited in quantity, many may proin disappointment. Come expecting to find every stake our reputation that you will not be disappo Ladies' Suits Pretty models of Serge, Velour and Mixtures in blue, brown and other of the season's best colors; some embroidered and others fur trimmed, now $12.50 Coats A wide assortment of Coats, nicely tailored with stylish cape collars and other smart features highly accepta by our lady patrons. Other prices at $19.90, $24.75 and $27 are of tweedes, slivertones, lours and plush $14.75 The lack of space does not permit us to go into great detail in giving prices on our big assortment of Ladies' Pumps & Oxfords, which are real bargains. $2.98 TO $5.50 is the price range and you will find all styles, all leathers and colors to choose from. Don't fail to see this display in our store now. Ladies Bungalow Aprons, all sizes and patterns of gingham and percales; priced as low as, Reconstruction price $98c Men's tan Work Shoes, double rock oak soles, well made uppers, all sizes—Reconstruction PRICE $3.98 Boys' Outing Ball Shoes, visiotized rock oak sole, sewed and wired, sizes 8 1-2 to 12 Reconstruction $1.98 "SOCIETY SPORT VEILS" We have a goodly sortment of patterns this popular veil. Fancy print pop-lins, per yard Steel bound, well n 'Fabricord' Suit Cases $1.98 Sox, black and white heel and toe, fur service is the price range and you will find all styles, all leathers and colors to choose from. Don't fail to see this display in our store now. Ready made Kimonos; made of Windsor and Serpentine Crepes, Silk Crepe and other good kimono materials. Reconstruction Price, $2.19 to $3.98 Winter weight Wool & cotton shirts in grey, dark brown and tan colors. These shirts are well made and full cut and are good values at $1.98 Boys' Outing Ball Shoes, visiotized rock oak sole, sewed and wired, sizes 8 1-2 to 12 Reconstruction PRICE ..... $1.98 Men's high quality Dress Shoes in black and tan, all sizes—Reconstruction PRICE ..... $5.50 Heavy double fleeceed white outing Gowns for girls ..... $98c Nation-wide Institution 297 STORES 312 STORES Anaheim NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATIONWIDE THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTE The New Condition States, will on WEDNESDAY, revailing---Every Price in GARDLESS OF PREVIOUS COST mark up and mark down special sale commonly held by other ever has, nor does it now believe in special sales. Rember or forced by market conditions to change. any may prove underpriced----hence delay to purchase, may find every item in our store bearing its proper reduction. be disappointed. any may prove underpriced----hence delay to purchase, may find every item in our store bearing its proper reduction, be disappointed. Coats Assortment of Cloth eely tailored with the pe collars and other atures highly acceptable ly patrons. Other val9.90, $24.75 and $27.50, edes, slivertones, veplush 14.75 Dresses Many attractive models of Ladies' Dresses in Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Taffetta and Messaline in season's wanted colors. Nicely embroidered and trimmed in silk and gold braids. Prices range on these— $12.50-$19.90-$27.50 $12.50 Ladies' Suits Chic little models of Serge, Tricotine, Broadcloath and mannish mixtures. These values will immediately attract the thrifty who desire to dress neatly and cheaply at $19.90 SOCIETY SPORT VEILS"—10c We have a goodly astment of patterns in its popular veil. Fancy print pops, per yard 39c Steel bound, well made fabricord' Suit $1.79 Box, black and tan, ite heel and toe, full of vice LADIES' SILK AND JERSEY PETTICOATS You have a good variety of colors to choose from; each petticoat is well made and full of service. Re-construction price $3.98 Amoskeag and 1921 Heavy double fleeced outing flannel. Per yard Reconstruction PRICE 15c Men's Cotton Worsted Dress Pants. A good THE "BIG YANK" SHIRT—89c Here is a work shirt of heavy chambray, well made and full cut. Excepcional. Reconstruction PRICE 89c 36 inch Percales in light and dark colors, per yard, Reconstruction PRICE 19c Red Seal Ginghamms in stripes, cheeks ,plaids and plain colors, per yard “Ferris” g Corset Waists, 26, at Reconstruction Price Sheets of go Muslin, 72 in. Reconstruction PRICE Comforters, 7 with new clean 4 lbs. Reconstruction Price Boys' Knicker Steel bound, well made fabricord' Suit $1.79 Box, black and tan, white heel and toe, full of vice Reconstruction PRICE 19c Boys' DADDY DUKE does, leather trimmed, canvas uppers with visiced rock oak soles, sizes -2 to 13 1-2 Reconstruction PRICE $2.98 Children's Blue Denim Day Suits, well made and good material Reconstruction PRICE 79c Men's Silver Mixed wool tuck stitched Union suits, all sizes— Reconstruction PRICE $2.98 Men's wool Union suits, perfect fitting and well made Reconstruction PRICE $3.98 Amoskeag and 1921 Heavy double fleeced outing flannel. Per yard Reconstruction PRICE 15c Men's Cotton Worsted Dress Pants. A good wearing well made garment Reconstruction PRICE $3.50 Good quality heavy well made Blue Chambray Work Shirts Reconstruction PRICE 69c Men's Satin pad Paris Garters. Reconstruction PRICE 29c Full wide 38 inch Scrim in pretty pattern and execellent quality, per yard Reconstruction PRICE 19c Hampton Crash Toweling, 18 inch— Reconstruction PRICE 23c 36 inch Percales in light and dark colors, per yard, Reconstruction PRICE 19c Red Seal Ginghams in stripes, checks ,plaids and plain colors, per yard Reconstruction PRICE 10c Full wide 36 inch Hope Muslin, per yard Reconstruction PRICE 15c Kiddie Cloth and Devonshire, big assortment of patterns Reconstruction PRICE 39c Full wide 27 inch Peperel Canton Flannel Reconstruction PRICE 29c Full wide 42 in: Brunswick Pillow Tubing, an excellent value, per yard Reconstruction PRICE 49c J. C. Cordes and family have returned from San Diego. W. H. Lepper, of Whittier, is a patient at the local hospital. P. A. Stanton, of Seal Beach, was in Anaheim yesterday visiting old time friends. About 50 couples attended the Yeoman dance at the Odd Fellows' hall last night. John Wallace, of Brea, an oil worker, underwent an operation at the local hospital today. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wents, of Yorba, are entertaining this evening for a group of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Faris, of E. Adele-st. Clarence Wagner left this morning for Wasco, Calif., where he will look after property interests. F. Stein, representative of Newmarks, Los Angeles, was a business visitor in Anaheim today. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cornelius, of Santa Ana, were the guests at dinner last evening of Anaheim friends. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knight motored to Riverside Sunday and lunched at the Mission Inn. Mrs. H. P. Tobin left for Los Angeles today, where she will spend a few days with her mother, Mrs. William Law. H. L. Ross, oil man and rancher, of Chino, and Mr. Butler, of Santa Ana, were in Anaheim yesterday on business. Baby Donald Selover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Selover, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital for medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wagner motorized to Long Beach Sunday and were the guests of Mrs. Wagner's aunt, Mrs. Geo. Austin. The Anaheim high school basketball team was to play the Santa Ana junior college at 4 p.m. today on the local basketball grounds. James Owens, M. E. Beebe, Dr. C. B. Hatch and W. M. Wickett attended the Presbytery at the Los Angeles First Presbyterian church today. Mrs. Linna Thomas, Mrs. Frank Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kempton and family and W. A. Kempton attended the Colorado picnic at Long Beach Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stevens, of Love- INSTITUTION J. G. PENNEY CO.—A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION The Anaheim high school basketball team was to play the Santa Ana junior college at 4 p.m. today on the local basketball grounds. James Oyens, M. E. Beebe, Dr. C. B. Hatch and W. M. Wickett attended the Presbytery at the Los Angeles First Presbyterian church today. Mrs. Linn Thomas, Mrs. Frank Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kempton and family and W. A. Kempton attended the Colorado picnic at Long Beach Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stevens, of Loveland, Colo., Mrs. Will Mitchell, of Denver, and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, of Colorado, arrived in Calif. Saturday to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs.Ofto Lensing and baby, Mrs. W. Hinds and daughter, Ada, and son, Louis, all of San Diego, are guests at the home of r. and Mrs. Ben Lensing, W. Chartress-st. Mr. C. H. West and son, Ellis, of Hoytsville, Utah, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mills, old time friends. The Wests intend to locate in So. Calif. next fall. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bartline, of Iowa, who are spending the winter in Calif., have recently been staying at Van Nuys, were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ward, N. Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Edwards and children, of Glendale, and Mrs. Elizabeth White, of London, Ontario, Canada, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wickett, of East Broadway. B. Fisher, I. Curtis, B. D. McAlvay and Chas. Jones went to the Silverado mines today to lay the concrete base for the new 100-h.p. Diesel type Fairbanks-Morse gasoline engine to be installed to operate the mill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Osburn motorized to San Diego today, where they will spend a few weeks with Mr. Osburn's brother, Dr. Priestley Osburn, formerly of the Anaheim Sanitarium, who is locating in San Diego, where he intends to establish a private sanitarium, making a specialty of diseases of the stomach and bowels. DUNTON DELIVERS 47 CARS, TRACTORS George Dunton, Ford and Fordson agent, reports the following cars and tractors delivered in December, 47 in all, making a record for car deliveries: New tourings to E. E. Squires, Anaheim; E. T. Carlow, Anaheim; J. V. Kelsey, Garden Grove; J. N. McCall, Buena Park; O. O. Irvin, Anheim; F. Van Casteren, Los Alamitos; J.R.Forgey, Garden Grove; W.J.Hansler, Garden Grove; H.D.Driffill, Anaheim; W.H.Mize, Garden Grove; R.Road, Anahelm; Guy Harmon, Anahelm; G.P.Peralta, Anahelm; H.E.Remland, Anahelm; Alex Stark, Anahelm; E.M.Cristensen, Anahelm; S.Murata, Stanton; S.S.Ball, Anahelm; W.O.Broady, Garden Grove; G.Toshino, Anahelm; J.C.Schroff,Anahelm; George Dean.An Comforters, 72x78, filled with new clean cotton, wt. 4 lbs. Reconstruction Price $2.98 Boys' Knickerbockers in good colors, all materials of wool, wool mixed and cotton. These are excellent values. Reconstruction PRICE $1.98 A big assortment of Girls' Gingham School Dresses in plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors, nicely made of best material. These Dresses are of the season's best styles. The "Bread Winner" line Reconstruction PRICE 98c Ladies' Mercerized Lisle Hose, all sizes Reconstruction PRICE 29c Ladies' Cotton Hose in black and white—Reconstruction PRICE 15c J. C. PENNEY CO.—A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION New tourings to E. E. Squires, Anaheim; E. T. Carlow, Anaheim; J. V. Kelsey, Garden Grove; J. N. McCall, Buena Park; O. O. Irvin, Anheim; F. Van Casteren, Los Alamitos; J. R. Forgey, Garden Grove; W. J. Hansler, Garden Grove; H. D. Driffill, Anaheim; W. H. Mize, Garden Grove; R. Road, Anaheim; Guy Harmon, Anaheim; G. P. Peralta, Anaheim; H. E. Remland, Anaheim; Alex Stark, Anaheim; E. M. Christensen, Anaheim; S. Murata, Stanton; S. S. Ball, Anaheim; W. O. Broady, Garden Grove; G. Toshino, Anaheim; J. C. Schroff, Anaheim; George Dean, Anaheim. New runabouts to H. C. Adams, Anaheim; A. F. Nowatny, Anaheim; Glen Williams, Fullerton; H. L Lambert, Anaheim; F. W. Braddock, Anaheim; Fred Witman, Anaheim; R. L Noble, Fullerton. New sedans to Gust Manske, Anaheim; H. F. Dierker, Anahelm; H. G. Schmelzer, Anahelm; A. Muckonthaler, Anahelm; J. W. McWilliams, Buena Park. New coupes to G. W. Sandilands, Anahelm; E. Voss Herrington, Anahelm. New trucks to G. H. Fulwider, Garden Grove; C. W. Peters, Anaheim. New chassis to A. L. Witter, Anahelm. New tractor to Edward Marxen, Buena Park. Used tourings to Frank DeWitte, Anaheim; C. C. Benton, Los Angeles; W. H. Bingham, Orange, W. A. Kempton, Anahelm; Joe Rye, Santa Ana. Used runabout to E. R. Burns, Anahelm. Used sedan to L. L. Henson, Anahelm. TAG YOUR TOGS Travelling automobiles, whether residents or strangers, are urgently requested to tag their belongings with either identification cards bearing their names or addresses, or some private initials which will enable them to have lost property returned to them. The Auto Club of So Calif has 21 branches in the southern counties, and articles are continually being turned in to these offices, as well as to the home office in Los Angeles, with no marks or signs to tell to whom they belong. Minimum temperature at The Night Lenton Assn., was 40 at