oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-31

Monday, January 30, 1921 City Briefs Mattis, of U. S. C., was home for week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan motored to Anaheim Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker motored to Los Angeles Saturday. Harry Clabaugh, of Los Angeles, was a visitor in Anaheim today. L. M. McClintious, of Pineentia, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Miss Mildred Howe went to Los Angeles yesterday to visit her sister. Miss Clara Stitchman, of Anaheim, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rockwell were visitors at Huntington Beach on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellenberger were business visitors in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. H. T. Hathaway, of the Blue Bird Shop, has fully recovered from her recent illness. Mrs. G. L. Tolson, of Long Beach, was the guest of Anaheim friends on a very recent day. Mrs. J. J. Roper, of Santa Anna, is among the patients registered at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamler and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson went to Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. McGilvrey, of Venice, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olto. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis, of San Pedro, were the week-end guests at the A. A. Mills home. H. E. Eddy and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jones, of Hansen Station, yesterday. Mrs. M. W. Martinet is entertaining Thursday evening for the members of an evening card club. Mrs. S. A. Stoll is still confined to her bed with sprain suffered to her ankle-ten days ago. Miss Faye Kern, of U. S. C., was home for the week-end at the home of her parents, E. Adele-st. Mrs. E. E. Brus, of Kroeger-st, will be hostess Tuesday afternoon to the members of the Sixteen club. Miss Alice Ingram, who is attending school in Los Angeles, spent the weekend at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Smith, of Santa Ana, were visitors in Anaheim Saturday and Mrs. A. B. McCord motored to oFrest Home yesterday. They report lots of mud and slush. Chas. Federman has returned to Anaheim, having fully recovered from the shake-up received in the recent auto bus accident. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Probst will motor to Los Angeles tomorrow, combining business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence and children, Esther, Estellea and Delphine, were Sunday guests in the C. A. Clark home on E. Center-st. Miss Edna Miller, of Los Angeles, and Miss Elsie Williams, of Long Beach, were the guests over the weekend of Miss Freida Jones. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart, of Miami, Arls., will arrive about Feb. 10th for a several weeks' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Loomis and children spent yesterday afternoon at the E. M. Chalmers ranch, four miles west of Anaheim on the County-rd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comstock were week-end guests this week in the home of Mr. Comstock's mother, Mrs. Bertha S. Comstock, 204 W. Sycamore-st. Mrs. William Westerholt and Mrs. August Westerholt, of Pender, Neh, arrived Saturday and will be the guests of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Westerholt. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Meyers, of Hollywood, and Mr. Eldon R. Reeder, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday afternoon and evening visiting Anaheim friends. Mrs. W.D. DeLancy and children, of Artesia, and Mrs.McGraathren and children, of Santa Anna, were the dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs.F.Bock. Mr. and Mrs.Anold W.Walker and children spent Sunday in Tustin where they were guests in the home of Mrs.Walker's brother, Charles A.Grisset,and family. William Trapp Jr., cement pipe contractor, has received the contract for the making and laying of 300 feet of Gregg on his 20-acre orange grove on Buena Vista-ave. W.A.Wallace and daughter,Miss Alberta,G.J.Ingramand daughter,Miss Lorene, were members of a party which spent Sunday enjoying wintry sports at Camp Baldy. Miss Mac Winegar has resigned as manager of the Woolworth store and will go to her home in San Bernardino Mrs. M. W. Martinet is entertaining Thursday evening for the members of an evening card club. Mrs. S. A. Stoll is still confined to her bed with sprain suffered to her ankle ten days ago. Miss Faye Kern, of U. S. C., was home for the week-end at the home of her parents, E. Adele-st. Mrs. E. E. Brus, of Kreoger-st, will be hostess Tuesday afternoon to the members of the Sixteen club. Miss Alice Ingram, who is attending school in Los Angeles, spent the weekend at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Smith, of Santa Ana, were visitors in Anaheim Saturday evening, calling on friends. E. B. Burns, of Santa Ana, was a business visitor in Anaheim Saturday and the internal revenue office. Wadsworth, of San Pedro, was a week-end guest in the home of his cousin, W. J. Ross, 308 Adole-st. Miss Anna Corillo, of Santa Ann, was the week-end guest at the home of the Misses Constance and Mary Estrada. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris, of Los Angeles, were the week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Broat, Boulevard-pl, Long Beach. Miss Luna Wellman is moving tomorrow from her present location in the Central-bldg, to 114 S. Philadelphia-st. Iselle Abbott spent the week-end at my home here. He came down Friday evening from Los Angeles, and returned last night. The many friends of Mrs. B. Lawrence will be grieved to learn that she is quite ill and has been removed to a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dolan and Mr. The highest grade of coffee freshly ground and roasted and put up in air-tight glass-in-lined paper bags. Save the price of expensive tins ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "Still always fresh" You are assured absolute freshness because dealers are supplied with only suffi- children spent Sunday in Tustin, where they were guests in the home of Mrs. Walker's brother, Charles A. Grisset, and family. William Trapp, Jr., cement pipe contractor, has received the contract for the making and laying of 300 feet of Gregg on his 20-acre orange grove on Buena Vista-ave. W. A. Wallace and Daughter, Miss Alberta, G. I. Ingram and daughter, Miss Lorene, were members of a party which spent Sunday enjoying wintry sports at Camp Baldy. Mis Mae Winegar has resigned as manager of the Woolworth store and will go to her home in San Bernardino where her marriage to Mr. C. Johnson will be an event of the near future. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Toblin and Mr. Asa Williams motored to Manhattan Beach yesterday. They reported hunters were having great sport shooting great flocks of ducks at rest on the waves. Mrs. B. E. Northland and two children of Douglas, Arize, who have been spending two weeks at the A. E. Beard home on E. Santa Ana-st, left today for Whittier for a brief visit before returning home. Mrs. N. J. Kuhlman is visiting her daughter in San Bernardino. Mr. Kuhlman said this morning he has an eye out for a new cook, but is afraid to advertise least his wife might read the newspapers. Mr. and Mrs. M. Terry, of E. Northst, entertained as their dinner guests yesterday Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tower, of La Habra, Miss Ruby Daggett, of La Habra, sister of Mrs. Terry, was a guest on Saturday. The Woman's Bible class of the First Presbyterian church will hold a social meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Miller, on West Broadway. The men's class will be invited to join them. W.E.Altnow arrived home this morning after spending several months in Tucson, Ariz. He says Anaheim looks mighty good to him after the dullness of conditions in Arizona caused by the lull in the mines and railway shops. A.W.Black, of East Anaheim, who has been seriously ill and had somewhat recovered when he suffered a relapse, has been able to get out again for the last few days and his friends hope to see him regain his usual good health very soon. Mrs.J.A.Gelsinger, wife of the pastor of the White Temple Methodist church, was taken suddenly ill on the street Saturday. Her physician pronounced it a nervous collapse, but reported her condition somewhat improved today. She is unable to take even liquid food. Walter Green, of Denver, Colo., was a guest Sunday of his cousin, Mrs.L.M.Peebler, at the Mission-apts, Char-trees-st. This was the first meeting of the cousins for 40 years and the occasion was a very enjoyable one. Mr.Green is a contractor and had been making a business trip to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Criss and son, Charles attended the Kansas picnic at Long Beach Saturday. They had the pleasure of meeting a number of old-time friends and acquaintances. Mr.Criss is a former sheriff of Scott-co- ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It's always fresh." You are assured absolute freshness because dealers are supplied with only sufficient coffee for their immediate needs. ASK YOUR GROCER Showing of New Spring Stetson Hats —In the newest shapes, and colors. —It's time to make the headgear change. The well groomed man does so early in the season. See Our Center Window F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The Home of Hart-Schaffner and Marx Clothes" "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A Record January —In face of all declines and depression January 1921 set a new record over all previous January selling. Our Supreme Value did it. A SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE Embracing Several Complete Sample Lines of High Grade H Gowns, Night Shirts, Pajamas, Aprons, Children’s Smocks, Work Shirts and Dress THE LARGEST SINGLE PURCHASE OF SAMPLES I Bought at 50% On the New and Lower Cost – the Most Remarkable High Grade Clean 'Tis Seldom You Have Seen the Equal of this Collect Silk and Highly Mercerized Hosiery at such Ladies’ Pure Silk Hosiery —Fine heavy pure thread silk with double flare highly mercerized top, high spliced silk heels, double lisele toes and soles. Using fall comparative price these are $3.50 hose. All colors. Extraordinary values— $1.79 Ladies’ Pure Silk Hosiery —Embroidered and printed design over the instep; also included are a few drop-stitch full fashioned hosiery. Double heel, toe and soles. Mercerized top. All colors. Sample sale— $1.39 Ladies’ Fibre Silk Hose —Extra fine lisle double heel and toes, high spliced heel, double lisele garter top, assortied colors. Splendid values, every pair. Sample sale— 79c Ladies’ Highly Mercerized Hosiery —Fine guage mercerized lisle, double lisle garter top, reinforced heels and toes, high spliced heel. All colors, 75c values. Special— 43c Men’s $1.25 Pure Silk Hose . . . . 69c Men’s 35c Cotto Men’s Mercerized Lisle 85c Hose.. 35c Men’s 25c Sock Girls’ Dresses Sold on New Price Level—$1.95 —Lot consists of splendid quality Gingham Dresses made neat, attractive and Ladies’ Aprons Sold on New Price Level—$2.25 —a very wide assortment in bold plaid stripes and checks, trimmed, attractively Men's $1.25 Pure Silk Hose . . . 69c Men's 35c Cotton Men's Mercerized Lisle 85c Hose.. 35c Men's 25c Sock Girls' Dresses Sold on New Price Level—$1.95 —Lot consists of splendid quality Gingham Dresses made neat, attractive and well. You must see this special to fully appreciate the offering. Special Purchase Sale - 89c Ladies' Aprons Sold on New Price Level—$2.25 —a very wide assortment in bold plaid stripes and checks, trimmed, attractively belts all around, many pretty styles. Special Purchase Sale - $1.29 HIGH GRADE DRESS SHIRTS —Bought at 50 Per Cent Below the New and Lower Cost. We have all sizes; however, the lot consists mostly of 15 and 15 1-2 sizes. values to $1.29 —Lot consists of fine count percale, in many attractive patterns. 95c values to $2.25 —Lot consists of splendid values in shirts. Assortment of varigated stripes and colors. $1.39 —the lot consists of Men's "Hallmark" quality line of Dress Shirts, absolute fast in color. Every shirt a winner in this lot. Save 50 per cent at— $1.95 —Included in this lot are shirt values to $4.00. Assorted fancy woven stripe, high colored varigated stripe. "Hallmark" make. Sample Price— $2.25 Men's High Grade $5.00 Wool Unions $2.19 —The famous Stanford line. This offering should hold better than a 50 per cent saving to you. WORK SHIRTS Special - 69c —These are samples and represent a big saving; grey, light blues, dark blues, etc. Sample Price ..... 69c Sebastian Brothers QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Mens Furnishings 119 W.CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The Economy Center of Orlando PURCHASE LE Supreme values for February If low prices make for bigger sales we will establish a new record for February. Watch February Specials. of High Grade Hosiery, Underwear, ons, Children's Dresses, Middies, Shirts and Dress Shirts. E OF SAMPLES IN OUR HISTORY Most Remarkable Saving Opportunity In Years Clean Up-to-date Equal of this Collection of Ladies’ Pure Hosiery at such Low Prices! Ladies’ Highly Mercerized Hosiery —Fine guage mercerized lisle, double lisle garter top, reinforced heels and toes, high spliced heel. All colors, 75c values. Special— 43¢ Children’s Fine Ribbed Hose —In colors of white, black and cordovan brown, all sizes. Fine soft and elastic ribbed, fast and stainless color. Special— 25¢ Children’s Ribbed Stocking —In colors of black and dark brown. A special purchase indeed! Full run of size can be secured and are to sell at the pair— 15¢ Men’s 35c Cotton Lisle Hose ... 22¢ Men’s 25c Socks ... 12 1-2¢ Aprons Price Level—$2.25 treatment in bold plaids, trimmed, attractive. Ladies’ House Dresses New Price Level Sold Them—$2.50 —Pretty Ginghams and Percales in stylish patterns, neatly made and trimmed— Aprons Price Level—$2.25 tment in bold plaids, trimmed attractive, any pretty styles. Ladies’ House Dresses New Price Level Sold Them—$2.50 —Pretty Ginghams and Percales in stylish patterns, neatly made and trimmed—and every dress a bargain. Special Purchase Sale - $1.79 Ladies’ Vests at 50 Per Cent Savings —No Matter What Style You May Wish—We Have It. 35c Vest —You’ll be surprised at the offering this special holds. 15c 65c Vests —Bodice styles, cumfy cut, V necks. Many styles! 29c 75c Vests —Wide assortment and excellent values. 33 1-3c $1.00 vests —Fine quality and every vest of particular merit. 59c LADIES LIGHT KNIT UNIONS —Band Top, bodice style, cumfy cut, V neck, lace bottom or cuff knee. Values to $1.25 ..... 69c $2.50 Middies Special - $1.69 --Material is of splendid quality heavy drill. Well made and a line of merit. Heavy Muslin Night Shirt and Pajamas 50 Pct. Below the new and lower cost. See our prices.