oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-11

Friday, March 11, 1921 City Briefs Frank N. Gibbs went to Los Angeles today on business. Mrs. J. Bloyd Moore of Long Beach was an Anaheim visitor on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen moved into their new bungalow on E. Center-st today. Mrs. J. H. Ritchie returned today from a few days' visit with friends in Los Angeles. Miss Lathar Pember has taken a position with the Cleveland-Chandler agency on W. Center-st. Mrs. G. W. Curles, a teacher of the Los Angeles schools, visited in the school schools yesterday. Officer of the Boston barry recent purchaser of a new Max-air from H. G. Turton agent. Mrs. K. O. Pike left over the Santa Fe for Linn-Ohio. Thursday morning, where she was called by the serious illness of her mother. Burn—To Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Pugh, 1215 Lincoln-ave, March 19, a son, weight nine pounds. Mother and infant are getting along alright. The address of Mrs. Fowler to the grammar school children yesterday on the Indian legend of the creation of the earth was greatly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck, of Fuller-BARGAINS Used Talking Machines BARGAINS Used Talking Machines In Standard Makes Edison, Columbia, Burnham, Brunswick Prices from $5.00 Up A Mahogany Finished Cabinet Machine for only $35.00 Easy payments as low as $1.00 per week WEBER'S Book and Music STORE Anaheim, Calif. OCCASIONALLY FORDS and FORDSONS NEED REPAIRING —We have a crew of expert mechanics who know every nut and washer in these machines. —Nothing but genuine parts used. GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON PHONE 263 SALES & SERVICE ANAHEIM Elks Lodge Not Sponsors for Elks Lodge Not Sponsors for Groff Shows Anaheim Lodge No. 1345, B. P. O. Elks, desires to inform the public that they are not responsible or in any way connected with the Groff Shows and are not acting as their sponsors here. The Anaheim City Band, which is also known as the Anaheim Elks' Band, composed only partly of Elks, are sole sponsors for this show. Signed: Anaheim Lodge B. P. O. Elks. M. C. Goff, Secretary. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA West Coast WEST COAST LEASE, March 11—Special—Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robertson and Mrs. Lou Edmund were Anaheim visitors last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gauldin motored to Garden Grove last Tuesday evening to visit Mr. Gaujdin's mother, Mrs. Ryan. Mr. Holly Schumacher's mother, Mrs. Schumacher, of Fullerton, has been visiting at his home for the last week. Mr. Maley, of West Coast, motored to Los Angeles last Saturday. Her brother, Mr. Rouden, returned home with her after several days' visit with his sister in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stevens, of La Habra, formerly of West Coast lease, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunt last Thursday evening. Mr. Gene Tait and wife, Mrs. Bush and Miss May Tait were Anaheim visitors last Friday night. Little Elsie Junker is quite ill with diphtheria and also Mrs. Chris McCoy and little son. They are under quarantine. Mr. and Mrs. Engene, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Floyd Tunla and two children were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tunis on West Coast leave. Mrs. Smith, of Pasadena, was a visitor on West Coast last Thursday and Frida yat the name of Mrs. Tom MeGhee's and family. Mrs. William Kammerer, of Spadra, and her daughter, Mrs. Rickensa, motored to West Coast last Sunday at ternoon to visit friends, Mr. and Mrs. Tunla. Mrs. William McGhery, of Earlamont, spent last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McGhee, on West Coast. Edwin Heffner, of West Coast lease, was an Anaheim visitor last Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the home of his uncle, Joe Gibson. Sunday they motored to Pomona to visit his uncle, Geo. Heffner, and returned via Los Angeles and visited his aunt, Laura Heed, returning to the West Coast Monday morning. Mrs. Lou Edmund's little daughter, Louise, is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. Edmund, of Placentia while sickness so prevalent at the present time. Mr. Cogshell is sporting a new Foulely on the Union lease. Miss Regina Sieber, of West Coast, was a visitor at Santa Ana last Wednesday and Thursday at Mrs. Allen's home. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Edmund spent Wednesday night and Thursday with his mother, Mrs. Suke Edmind, at Picentia. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McQuarrie motored to Los Angeles last Sunday to hear Gen. Booth, of England. Gen. Booth is at the head of the Salvation Army. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Carriker, of Fullerton, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carriker, of West Coast, last Monda yevening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eginton and Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson attended a party at the Ambassador hotel in Los Angeles last Saturday evening. Miss Evelyn McQuarrie is spending her vacation in Los Angeles at the Home of her sister; Mr. And Mrs. Hodge. Mrs. M.E.Wootan returned to her daughter's home on West Coast lease after a week's visit with her son; Mr.Wootan, and family of San Gabriel. Stearns Lease STEARNS LEASE, March 11—Special—Mr. and Mrs. L.S.Cox went to Elru last Thursday to visit her mother and sisters. Miss Opal Erstees has been on the sick list for the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Pumphrey, of the Union lease, were visitors on the Stearns lease last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Goo Raynor were Bren visitors last Tuesday afternoon. IVES BROWN, JR., WINS PIG FEEDING CONTEST Having fattened a pig at the rate of one and eight-tenth pounds per day with Canaheim and the busi-ness are de-na Beach on We will do Falkenstein's Underprice Falkenstein’s Underprice Saturday---A Day of Unusual 800 Yds. New Dress Ging Sheets! Pillowcases! Very Specially Priced 72x90 Seamless Sheets $1.49 Standard quality Sheets in this popular size at a special pricing in the Underprice Department. Pillow Cases - 29c 45x36 soft finish Cases that are free from starch. THINK OF IT —NEW SPRING GINGHAMS IN A SPATTERNS, ALL STANDARD QUANTITY LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS. THE ENTERTAINMENT SHOULD BE SOLD UP QUICKLY. —LECTIONS COME EARLY. MADRAS SHIRT Yard 35c —32-Inch Snirtings in pretty stripes of various nations—Excellent quality and the best available to offer in months and months. Imported Kid Gloves, $1.45 Another offering typical of the values to be found in this greatly enlarged Underprice Department. White, black, grey and brown imported Kid Gloves at this almost unbelievably low price. Strap Gauntlet Suede Gloves - $2.95 Pair Fully as unusual as the above offering are these suede Gloves of excellent quality. Another offering typical of the values to be found in this greatly enlarged Underprice Department. White, black, grey and brown imported Kid Gloves at this almost unbelievably low price. Strap Gauntlet Suede Gloves - $2.95 Pair Fully as unusual as the above offering are these suede Gloves of excellent quality. Colors are white, tan, black and grey. Bandeau Brassieres - 59c Back and front closing styles in all sizes. Gingham Petticoats - 75c Blue and white striped Skirts of good ginghams, at an unusually low price. 58-In. Table Damask - 89c yard 40-In. White Voile - 35c yard Two more splendid offerings for Saturday from this newly enlarged department. 50-In. Curtain Marquisettes - 65c Just about one-half its former price—this 50-in. Curtain material in white and cream. Colored Bordered Scrim Yard-wide Scrims in attractive patterns; underpriced at—23c yd. Good Quality Turki Turkish Towels of good ceptionally low. Linenized Tal 45x45 at—$1.95 Mercerized Table Cloths Falkenstein's CALIFORNIA PAGE day since October, when the Tuas awarded a ribbon and a tin pig feeding contest was begun that his expenses would be paid. Ives Brown Jr., a member of the annual convention of agrionitur Tustin's pig cloak, was declared the al clubs at the university farm at winner in the competition. He was Davis. Cha-ming Is Really Charming CHA-MING is one of our newest Face Powders. Price 50c Heying’s Pharmacy “ON THE CORNER” It Pleases Us to Please You ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA erpriced Department Unusual Value Offerings s Ginghams at 18c Yd. K OF IT! GHAMS IN A SPLENDID RANGE STANDARD QUALITIES AT THE EARS. THE ENTIRE QUANTITY UP QUICKLY. — FOR BEST SEARLY. AS SHIRTINGS Yard 35c pretty stripes of various color combiality and the best value we have been and months. Huck Towels - $1.65 Dozen Choice of all white or red bordered Towels of good huck. Nainsook - 15c Yard Soft finished Nainsook at a price way way less than even present prices would warrant ordinarily. English Long Cloth, 10 yards for $2.25 Huck Towels - $1.65 Dozen Choice of all white or red bordered Towels of good huck. Nainsook - 15c Yard Soft finished Nainsook at a price way less than even present prices would warrant ordinarily. English Long Cloth, 10 yards for $2.25 Chamois finish Long Cloth of firm weave; a feature from the Underprice Department at the price. Boy's Heavy Ribbed Stockings, 39c Pr. These are first quality Stockings of a well known brand, offered at a new low price. Heavy ribbed stockings that will give good wear. Sizes up to 11. Fine Ribbed Stockings - 49c pair Broken lines of Misses' Stockings in black, white and brown. Good Quality Turkish Towels - 25c High Towels of good quality and size, priced ex-ly low. Linenized Table Cloths 45x45 at $1.95 54x54 at $2.75 Linenized Table Cloths of permanent finish.