oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-18

Tuesday, January 18, 1921 Society: Clubs : Lodges : Churches FEDERATED CLUB MEETS A meeting of the executive board of the Orange-co Federation of Women's clubs was held in Santa Ana Saturday at the home of Mrs. J. E. Gowen. Mrs. C. F. Crose, county president presided. There were nineteen members of the executive committee present, including six county and four district chairmen, and representatives of the fifteen federated clubs in Orange county. A motion was unanimously passed to hold the annual county convention at Fullerton, April 15. Mrs. Charles Hansen of Fullerton, district vice-president at large, read a communication from Mrs. A. W. Wholford of Escondido, district president of the Fdeferated Woman's clubs, issuing a call for a presiding council to be held at the Placentia Round Table clubhouse on Monday, January 24. Her guests will be the presidents of the county clubs, and the state and district chairmen residing in Orange county. The council will also be guests at noon luncheon at the clubhouse, given by the Household economics section of the Fullerton Ebell. ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kidd were host and hostess Monday evening at their home on Alberta and Claudinaats, when they entertained a number of guests at dinner. The guests of honor of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Morse of Pine Island, Minn., who are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Minnie Squier, South Los Angeles-st. The table was graced with a centerpiece of flowers and an excellent menu was served, a not surprising fact when it is remembered that Mrs. Kidd is one of the world's best cooks. Mrs. Kidd was assisted in the serving by Mrs. Squier. Following the dinner, the evening was spent in a social manner, in visiting and with music. Mr. and Mrs. Morse are making a six-weeks' tour of California, Mr. Morse expresses it as his candid view that Anaheim is one of the prettiest towns he ever saw. CITAL TO BE HOLD ON MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 31, in Masonic Temple, when all her pupils will take part, and to which the public is cordially invited. REBEKAHS INSTALL FRIDAY Lois Rebekah lodge, of Anaheim, will hold installation of officers on Friday evening of this week in Odd-Fellows' hall. A most interesting session is being looked forward to and it is hoped that all members will be present. The president of the Rebekah Assembly, Miss Stella Merrick, of Long Beach, will be in attendance and the district deputy president, Mrs. Irene Mitchell, and her staff from Santa Ana will put on the work of installing the new officers. At the close of the meeting refreshments will be served and a social hour enjoyed. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterday included A. E. Stansburg, Chicago; Miss Betty Conlin, Los Angeles; Benjamin L. Endsley, Los Angeles; R. S. Riddle, Los Angeles; G. J. Trump, Los Angeles; Erik Paurna, Operton, S.D.; Mrs. C. D. Jones, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. M. Jones, Los Angeles; William Richards, Los Angeles; D. C. Wylie, Riverside; John L. Gerich, Los Angeles; Jack Brand, Los Angeles. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America will be held in the I.O. O.F. hall Monday afternoon, Jan. 24. At this meeting the annual installation of officers will be held, the ceremonies in charge of installing officer from Los Angeles. All members urged to be present, and visiting members will be cordially welcomed. SOCIAL POSTPONED The business meeting and social of the Y. P. S. C. E. of the Anaheim Christian church, which was to have been held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickenson this evening, has been postponed to a later date. COMMUNITY CLUB THURSDAY Los Angeles-st. The table was graced with a centerpiece of flowers and an excellent menu was served, a not surprising fact when it is remembered that Mrs. Kidd is one of the world's best cooks. Mrs. Kidd was assisted in the serving by Mrs. Squier. Following the dinner, the evening was spent in a social manner, visiting and with music. Mr. and Mrs. Morse are making a six-weeks' tour of California. Mr. Morse expresses it as his candid view that Anaheim is one of the prettiest towns he ever saw. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Squier, Marshall Squier was also a guest. ENJOYABLE DANCING PARTY An enjoyable affair of Saturday evening was the dancing party given in the hall at Stanton with the Misses Marjorie Rains, Myrtle Winters and Philura Sparkes as hostesses. The hall was prettily decorated in ferns and greenery. The young lolks enjoyed dancing, and for those who did not care to dance, games were provided. At a late hour a delicious luncheon was served, and then the dancing was continued until the "wee sma" hours. The guests included Misses Mattie Lou Robertson, Ruth and Alfce Panler, Anita Herzler, Ruth Mead, Calyne Sparks, Myrtle Winters, Marjorie Rains, Philura Sparkes, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carlson, Messrs. Claude Smith, GeoRains, Walter Dagney of Los Angeles, Howard Pannier, Joe Warden, Bill Schumacher, Bill Kennedy, Robert Luchre, J. McLaughlin, Ted, Bob and Milton Cochran, Jack Clemens, T. K. Smith. PRESENTS PIANO PUPILS The intermediate piano pupils of Mrs. Ruth L. Seitz were presented by their teacher in recital at her residence studio, 620 Zeyn-st, Saturday afternoon. The affair was a most enjoyable one, each pupil presenting their number in a most creditable manner. Those taking part were Nellie Sackett, Johanna Lemke, Katherine Erker, Jessie Johnston, Marlon Utter, Fleta and Donald Elsenhauer, Nellie Harris, Lois Bevillard, Norma Brastad, Guy Duckworth, Ruth Dahl and William Seitz. Mrs. Seitz is planning a public re- LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" BARGAIN LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" BARGAIN FOR SALE—Orange Grove, 18 1-2 acres, full bearing, in excellent condition, 1 1-2 miles from Riverside, on paved highway; all conveniences and improvements. Foreign remittances and money of all nations. Steamship tickets to and from all parts of the world. Liberty Bonds bought and sold. MEMBER LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE. Searl-Pavlovski-Stone Co. 228 South Spring Street Telephone 67016 Los Angeles, Cal. TIRES! TIRES!! TIRES!!! STANDARD MAKE 6000 Miles Factory Guaranteed Tires at following prices, including war tax: 30x3 $14.73 32x4 $28.89 30x3½ $17.62 33x4 $30.39 32x3½ $21.74 $30.90 31x4 $24.62 $34x4 “Service That Counts” LET US DO YOUR RETREADING ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S. R. WALTER 156 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Phone 259 Orange THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Price Slasher Brings Back OLD TIME VALUE The Price Slasher Says:—No need to tell you who leads from the point of Value Giving; no need to tell you Sebastian Bros. struck the first blow against enemy, H. C. L., and will also strike last and always deeper. I, the Price associated with this firm—know me by my extreme low prices. 1-2 Case 65c Children’s Fine Hose - 25c —Soft lisle in a fine elastic ribbed hose, fast and stainless; made from specially selected thread and dyed by improved process. Guaranteed to outwear any similar hose on the market. Our price now—25c. 18x35-In. Heavy Turkish Towel 22 cents 12 Dozen Fine Guage Knit Vest 29 cents —Sleeveless and wing-sleeves, 18x35-In. Heavy Turkish Towel 22 cents —Originally a 50c seller; 18 inches wide and 35 inches long is an excellent size. Now Priced each ... 22c. 12 Dozen Fine Guage Knit Vest 29 cents —Sleeveless and wing-sleeves, styles, in fact every desirable style found in the assortment. None less than 50c, some worth 75. Now BLANKETS Last of a Special Purchase of Blankets Below Today Price Level —We found a wholesaler over-loaded — our cash bought these blankets at a fraction of their real worth. —64x76 Double Cotton Blanket—a standard cotton blanket in colors of white, grey and tan with neat borders. Made by Nashua Mfg. Co. ... —68x80 Double Cotton Blanket—same as the above quality; very desirable size, in colors of white, tan, and grey with neat borders. Nashua Mfg. Co._product ... —64x76 Nashua Woolnaps, one of America’s best double blankets; washes well, is durable and moth proof. Fall opening price was $7.50. Sale Price ... —California Wool Plaid Blanket; very large (66 by 90) in a heavy double wool plaid blanket. Now selling as low as ... —Double Wool Blanket, 66x80, made as a government blanket, dark grey of heavy wool, a most desirable blanket for size, durability and warmth ..... $7.95 The World Men's Cotton Hose, 2 prs. 25c —Seamless in assorted colors, medium wt., real good quality add very fine gauge. Two pair for 25c. A Work Shirt that w Now 79 cen —Of Ideal Chambray in b and grey. Correct dimensions wearing quality. Now—79 Boss and Mogul Over —Union made. “The Best none better than the Best level $3.30. New Price—$ Ladies’ Coats W Priced - $1 —Several styles; the of style 1441. Original wool mixture material and pockets set off w velvet. Colors blue Good weight—$10.00. Hope 36-In. Muslin Bleached, 2 yds. 35c Manufactured from the finest quality cotton. Universally acknowledged to be the standard muslin. Two yards—35c. Men's Flannel Shirts $2.29 An elegant quality of flannel in dark brown; made with two large pockets; buttons to match cloth. These shirts sold wholesale at $4. Now $2.29 Men's Stylish Hats $1.89 Up to date blocks in colors of brown, grey, black, and olive green; all sizes. Fall price was $3.50. Now $1.89. $3.50 Dress Aprons - $1.69 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. Sebastian QUALITY Dry Goods-Notions119 W. CEN The Economy ANAHEIM'S STORE Under Selling A CLEAN SLATE! —Our entire stock is almost wholly owned on the new price basis and is 100 per cent selling on a new and Lower Cost Basis. Play safe. Trade where you are certain to receive the new and lower price that prevails today! -Exchanges gladly made and money cheerfully refunded The Workingman's Clothes at Low Prices Cotton 2 prs. 25c Press in assortment, medium wt., good quality add to gauge. Two 25c. Canton Flannel Gloves, 2 pr. 25c —Men's knit wrist bleached full 6 ounce Canton Flannel gloves, light fleece inside lining. Two for 25c. Horse Hide Gloves - $1.79 —Heavy horsehide with gauntlets, superior workmanship and every improvement. $2.75 old marking —Now—$1.79. Hanes' Union Suits - $1.69 —A line known throughout America for quality. Fall opening price was $2.75. Now selling at $1.69. Work Shirt that was $1.65 Now 79 cents Ideal Chambray in both dark blueey. Correct dimensions, splendid quality. Now—79c. and Mogul Overalls - $1.79 On made. "The Best" and there is better than the Best. Old price $3.30. New Price—$1.79. Men's Hanes Underwear - 69c —Nationally advertised quality garments, elastic ribbed, light fleece, shirt and drawers. Fall opening price $1.50. Now—69c. Men's Wool Ribbed Unions, $2.19 —Samples and priced extremely low. The "Stanford" distinctive union suits. Values to $5.00. The Price Slasher marks 'em—$2.19. Ladies' Coats Very Low Priced - $10.00 Several styles; the description is style 1441. Original $20 Coats of wool mixture material, with collar and pockets set off with mercerized velvet. Colors blue and brown. Good weight—$10.00. Ladies' Coats Very Low Priced - $15.50 Several styles; the description is of style 1444. Original $30 Coat of Polo Silvertone Cloth, a silvery silk hair, making it a wonderfully rich and dressy coat; large convertible collar of rich silk plush. Colors of Pekin and Navy—$15.50. Priced - $10.00 Several styles; the description is style 1441. Original $20 Coats of wool mixture material, with collar and pockets set off with mercerized velvet. Colors blue and brown. Good weight—$10.00. Priced - $15.50 Several styles; the description is of style 1444. Original $30 Coat of Polo Silvertone Cloth, a silvery silk hair, making it a wonderfully rich and dressy coat; large convertible collar of rich silk plush. Colors of Pekin and Navy—$15.50. $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 Middies now $1.69 Assortment complete and worked in with out own stock is a line of drummer samples. Price extremely low and are sure to go fast—$1.69. Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose $1.00 All pure thread silk Hosiery in the famous “Chapman Knit” line. The old price level sold them the pair $2.00 Now $1.00. Ladies’ Sleeveless Vests - 15c All sizes and styles; knit of good grade bleached cotton yarn. Drummer samples, and slashed accordingly. 40c values 15c. Beautiful Plaid Ginghams - 19c Large plaid, small plaid, all of good quality that sold during fall opening at 45 cents. Per yard—19c.