oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-16

the E. Y. Partridge home in Whittier on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Selover metored to Pasadena Monday. Mrs. Angie L. Bosworth was an out-of-town visitor over the week-end. Mrs. Eva Gage of Huntington Beach gave a dinner in honor of the joint birthdays of Mrs. Bosworth and their father, Mr. Larable. Mr. B. S. Bernis has been entertaining his sister, Mrs. Sam Miller, of Yucalpa, the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Roy DeWitt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Schuler, of Indiana, spent Sunday at Long Beach. As they were returning another car ran into them and the DeWitt machine suffered a broken wheel, windshield and fenders. Mrs. Schuler received severe bruises, but the rest escaped injury. Mrs. Gwen Hogkins, of Whittier, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor spent Monday at San Pedro with Mrs. Taylors grandmother, Mrs. Handy, who is critically ill there. Yorba Linda has not planned an Easter sunrise service for this year. Last year, as well as the year before, a great many people from Placentia attended our services and it is hoped a great many from here will attend the Placentia services this year. A splendid program has been prepared, which will probably be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Plekering and family and Mr. Arthur Bemis were poisoned from eating toad stools, which they mistook for mushrooms. They are very ill at their homes. Mrs. Handy, of San Pedro, aged 72, mother of Mrs. J. P. Conley, passed away yesterday morning at her home following a third stroke of paralysis. Funeral will be held Friday afternoon in Santa Ana from the chapel of Smith & Tuthill. West Coast WEST COAST, March 16.-Special.-Miss Vida Jones of the West Coast spent several days last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ira Jones, of Fullerton. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Perry were Anaheim visitors last Monday forenoon. Mr. George Rigton and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of Pasa- West Coast WEST COAST, March 16.—Special. Miss Vida Jones of the West Coast spent several days last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ira Jones, of Fullerton. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Perry were Anaheim visitors last Monday forenoon. Mr. George Eginton and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of Pasadena, last Sunday. Rev. Kent is reported as much better, but his wife has the misfortune of having to go thru with the same disease as her husband. Her many friends are praying for her speedy recovery. William Cameron's little son, Cecil, is sick with diphtheria. Several new cases on the lease, so school will remain closed for another week. Mr. and Mrs. Heffner, of West Coast, were Anaheim visitors last Monday forenoon. Mr. Derby Jouce and his wife, formerly Miss Edith Huffman, of Union lease, have moved to Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Edmund, of West Coast, spent last Saturday night and Sunday in Placeville at the home of Mrs. Susie Edmund. Mrs. Lenna Maber and her little son, Charles, of Whittier, were West Coast visitors last Wednesday afternoon. Miss Bessie Jones and her brother, Lennie Jones, were Anaheim visitors last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Schumacher are entertaining their friend, Mrs. Wilson, of Los Angeles, this week. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Robertson and Mrs. Lou Edmund spent last Friday in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Keen and son and daughter were Los Angeles visitors last Saturday. Mr. J. C. James, of Oklahoma, a brother of Mrs. Keen, of West Coast, whom she has not seen for several years, was a visitor at her home last Saturday night and Sunday. Also her daughter, Mrs. M. W. Coob, and her husband, of Los Angeles, making a happy reunion. SECURE SUBSCRIBERS FOR W. U. CLOCKS Subscribers are being solicited by the Western Union to put in a clock circuit in Anaheim of self-winding, self-setting clocks regulated hourly by the Western Union, A.E.Loomis, local W.U. man, said today. About 25 subscribers are necessary to put in the circuit but the more the better all around. District Commercial Manager Hardy is in Anaheim today on this matter. If it's from Witman's, it's good! Witman, Eyesight Specialist. UMBER IS DOWN umber is down—down to where a farmer can build anything that can be made of lumber, the face of a low market on farm products. er was the last great commodity to go up and to come down. Today lumber prices are where it is hard to see how they can go any when costs are considered. armers have reason to be disappointed in the from last year's crops, but with lumber sell-the present basis we don't believe you can NOT to do whatever building or repairing necessary before Spring work commences. ather it's a barn, or a shed, or just some boards going up around the place, the facts about humil appeal to any man or woman who believes in and knows values. me in and talk over your particular problems. want to be helpful, and we welcome an opportunity to SHOW you. GIBBS LUMBER CO. ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EASTER SUNDAY—MARCH 27TH WITH ONLY NINE SHOPPING DAYS EASTER Thoughts Turn to New As Lovliest Spring Sty Their Bow at the S.Q.F. As Loveliest Spring Stylish Their Bow at the S.Q.P. Here in our stock ready for your approval and admiration, are the most delightful Easter Dresses in varied modes. $25.00 to $75.00 THE VALUES ARE REMARKABLE The Materials Are Excellent, Developed in Georgette, Taffeta, Tricotine and Serge. Long Gloves Which are demanded with present style short sleeves. New Over-Blouses Of Quality Georgette in color combinations used in the most appealing and pleasing manner. Dainty Silk Underthings —Spring and summer outerwear calls for unusual daintiness in underwear. —Big assortment for Easter showing. New Hair Ornaments AND NOVELTIES —In most varied assortment may be had at very low prices. See these in our windows. Dainty Silk Underthings —Spring and summer outerwear calls for unusual daintiness in underwear. —Big assortment for Easter showing. New Hair Ornaments AND NOVELTIES —In most varied assortment may be bad at very low prices. See these in our windows. Novelty Silk Sport Skirts have just been unpacked, and unless all signs fail they will soon be sold. We urge you to see these now. Modes very charming and designed especially for spring and summer wear. Among them are some fashioned in “Moongls” Crepe, Baronette Satin, Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe. $11.25 THE S.Q.R. S ANAHEIM ARCH 27TH NG DAYS BEFORE ER New Dresses Styles Make S.Q.R. Store S.Q.R. Store HANDKERCHIEFS FOR EASTER —All kinds of novelties that add tone to one's suit or dress are here. Very choice selection and prices range from— 8c to $2.50 Silk Hosiery Silk Hosiery is really indispensible, if one would conform to fashion in the mode of sport skirts. Lace and drop stitch hose may be had at $1.65 and upward. —Plain, fine quality in white, grays, and the evening shades; all silk or finished with lisle tops— $2.00 and Upwards SPRINGTIME FROCKS of youthful lines for GIRLS Developed in Orgaudie in the latest style developments. R. STORE CALIFORNIA