oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-09

NSTEIN'S ual Clearance ing Event ! Beginning ABLISHED IN ORANGE COUNTY AS AN T, IT NEEDS NO ADJECTIVES ON OUR AT 1921'S EFFORT WILL BE WORTHY OF AVE MADE FOR IT. IMMENSE QUANRD MERCHANDISE WILL BE OFFERED AT RS. WE URGE YOU TO BE HERE ON THE ENS WASH FABRICS e for you to prepare for Summer's inevitable needs by well The underpricings now in effect on the wantable maive for you to "do it now." • 2 Weeks Ahead Sen ENS WASH FABRICS forever to prepare for Summer's inevitable needs by The underpricings now in effect on the wantable maive for you to "do it now." 45 in. IMPORTED ORGANDY, All color —This is not a specially purchased "sale" fabric, but our own regular stocks priced in keeping with the importance of this Semi-Annual Clearance. 45 inches wide, permanent finish and a complete color range ... $89c 32 inch PURE SILK PONGEE Yd. —The quantity consists of 3 pieces—150 yards—so come early ... $1.00 VOILES NOW ½ OFF ORIGINAL SELLING PRICES —This includes every piece of Voile in our large stock now selling at $1.95 and up. None reserved. In tune with underpricing in other departments we'll feature. Sale of Aprons Heading the list are a special allotment of Perky Peggy House Frocks, $1.95 In honor of their first anniversvary, the manufacturers of these popular House Frocks have alloted to us a large quantity of their most popular Perky Peggy House Frocks, $1.95 In honor of their first anniversary, the manufacturers of these popular House Frocks have allotted to us a large quantity of their most popular style of Gingham Frocks to sell at $1.95 each. Made of Ginghams of standard qualities only, in checks, plaids and combinations. BUNGALOW APRONS $1.39 Each —Pretty Plaid Aprons made up in the popular slip-over model, specially priced for this SemiAnnual Clearance. Brassieres 39c and 59c —Both styles made of excellent materials and priced specially at way less than actual worth. enstein's California Special Sale Notice This announcement records the news of a few ings only. There are dozens and dozens of that are equally good, that space does permit us to advertise. ning Saturday, June the 11 weeks Ahead of Its Usual Time, Comes the Announcement Semi-Annual Clearance Ready-to-Wear ! —Let us emphatically impress upon you garment offered is a this season garme Ready-to-Wear! —Let us emphatically impress upon you garment offered is a this season garme instances they are garments, that have l during the past few weeks, when wha closed their summer stocks for the seas A SUPER PRESENTATION New Organdy Dresses at $ —A notable grouping indeed and worthy of the headline position Clearance offerings. Organdy dresses made of the very best ma dozens of pretty styles, mostly one-of-a-kind models, and includin every popular spring shade. VOILE BLOUSES $1.00 Each —A mighty small price for Voile Blouses of such quality. Many styles to choose from—all sizes. JERSEY SPORT COATS $5.95 —Another shipment of these popular tuxedo style coats will be ready Saturday. New Jersey Capes Will be featured at $12.65 —Made of the very best grades of all wool Jersey, these Capes make ideal wraps for summer wear, navy, tan, brown, grey and other popular shades. Wonder Blouses, $4 A Most Unusual Price for Such Handsome George Chine Blouses. All sizes and colors are represen usually Large Range of .Styles WONDER BLUSES, $4.95 A Most Unusual Price for Such Handsome George Chine Blouses. All sizes and colors are represented usually Large Range of Styles. CHRIST UNION GARMENT $1.65 Christ Underwear is naturally known for its excepte beauty of material eminence in the making of each Voiles, and white and mercerized, plain and fabrics are extensively $1.65 is the lowest price has been quoted this season. CHILDREN'S KIDS 29c, 39c In and fancy top Lisle all sizes. YRS UNDERWEAR REDUCED Single garments ...19c Con Suits ...79c Broken lines of Balbrigand Mesh Underwear. Sizes in the combined CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS, PAIR 25c Good weight Children's stockings in brown, black and white have been specially priced. KNIT BLOOMERS 89c Bloomers woven of good cotton yarns have been specially priced for this selling event. Pink and white, 89c. WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY, PAIR $1.85 Broken lines of Silk Stockings in Lace and Embroidered effects. KID GLOVES $1,45 CHAMOISUEDE GLOVES $1.69 Two timely values from the Glove Section. Both are exceptional values. THE CHILDREN'S SECTION in the Semi-Annual Clearance 100 GINGER $1.45, The or ever so much prices que sold out size 35 INFANT SWEATERS Pure Wool Sweaters in many colors at a decided reduction from the CHILDREN'S PLAY SUITS Plain blue Gingham, also stitched Suits in sizes up to 8 years, special ROYAL SOCIETY EMBROIDER Children's Dresses, Towels, Combing Jaws Broken lines now available 1-3 OFF PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK The pupils of Miss Ruth Louise Coon's grade of Central school enjoyed a picnic at Orange-co park last evening. Some motored up at the close of school, while others went up later. Games of various kinds were played, hikes were taken, and altogether a most delightful time spent. At 6 o'clock all gathered around the large tables and enjoyed a most bountiful picnic supper. Those going were Robert Hartman, Eleanor Rockwell, Dick Ensign, Clara Nieman, Marvin Walton, Hetty Stankey, Byron Dahl, Florence Ashley, Lawrence Mitchell, Virginia Noll, Jimmy Boyd, Elsie Nash, Gladys Thayer, Jesus Ochon, Robert Swilenfest, Emily Whitney, Lillian Belle Wagneg, Lucy Bell Morgan, Helen Tucker, Johnny Fletcher, Louise Kroeger, Inglebore Olsen, Mabelle Hammill, Helen Rinert, Susma, Shewhawya, Britts Price, Floyd Chandler, Floyd Klineberger, Hervey Pember, Jerome Giss, Harold Tompkins, Wilbur Dage, Fred Faschele, Miss Ruth Louise Coons, Mrs. R. L. Coons, Mr. Dage, Mr. Rinert. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A delightful miscellaneous shower was given last evening to Miss Fay Rice of Redlands, formerly a nurse of Anaheim, who will be married on June 23. The shower was given by Miss Lillian Dumfee. The house was prettily decorated in honor of the occasion with a variety of roses and a daunting and delicious two-course lunchcon was served. Miss Rice received many beautiful gifts. The guests were Mrs. Rice, mother of Miss Rice, and Miss Margaret Rice, her sister, Misses Alice and Ruth Pannler, Margaret Lawrence, Lucy Wood, Esther Wolf, Carrie Evans, Teressa Sears, Vera Meckes, Margaret Lash, Mabel Butz, Mesdames L. C. Hein, Curren, McCullah and C. Starr. A-CLUB PICNICS AT BEACH The A-Club of the Anaheim high school will hold a picnic at Balboa Beach tomorrow; it was announced A-CLUB PICNICS AT BEACH The A-Club of the Anaheim high school will hold a picnic at Balboa Beach tomorrow, it was announced at the office of J. A. Clayes, principal today. Among those who will go are E. Tanner, N. Tophan, Arthur Wilmsen, Franz Elllott, H. R. Youngman, Lillian Degryse, R. W. Brown, Gertie Griggs, George Kitchens, W. M. Helm, M. Betzeld, Fred Witman, M. Muckenthaler, Margaret Schneider, Francis Adams, Gladys Head, Jean McElhenry, Ed Brown, Earl Bushardle, May Requarth, M. Hammon, Mrs. B. G. Balcom, Ted Seims, Marlowe Jones, Virginia Demings, Marcia Carmichael. BOOKLOVERS MEET IN ONTARIO The Booklovers met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. C. Hargrave in Ontario. The club motorized to Ontario and a most enjoyable time was spent. The hostess served light refreshments after which they discussed H. G. Wells and gave out the program for the coming year. The guest of honor was Mrs. C. R. Franklin of Fillmore who was a former member. Those present were the Mesdames L. B. Easton, G. P. Brastad, H. A. Johnson, Leonard Evans, Harry Sears, O. H. Swan, G. L. Simpson, R. Adams, Leo Havener and L. C. Deming. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: A. E. Meyer, Riverside; H. Spitzzer, Los Angeles; C. L. Richards, San Francisco; G. B. Biddinger, Los Angeles; F. Cryster, Los Angeles; W. F. Thomas, Los Angeles; Mrs. Charles Leonard, Los Angeles; Robert Naldrett, Los Angeles; J. W. Faley, San Francisco; Cyrill Pelly, Los Angeles; W. M. Ross, Los Angeles; W. Scandlyn, Los Angeles; W. S. Jones, Santa Monica; J. C. Yenkins, Los Angeles; John R. Huff, Los Angeles; H. E. Cole, Radlands. EBELL BENEFIT CARD PARTY Mrs. R. B. Herman is entertaining at her home on N. East-st Saturday afternoon with a benefit card party for the Ebell club to which all members and their friends, and anyone who wishes to come, is cordially invited. Five hundred will be the game for the afternoon, and a charge of 35c will be made, which will go toward the club house fund. MASONS MEET AT ORANGE The Masonic lodge of Orange-co met last night at the Orange lodge Houses, $4.65 Handsome Georgelle and Crepe de and colors are represented in an unRange of Styles REN'S SECTION is Participating Semi-Annual Clearance With 100 GINGHAM DRESSES AT $1.45, $2.45, $3.45 —The original prices were ever so much higher. At the prices quoted they will be sold out very quickly. Sizes up to 6 years FANT SWEATERS $2.95 sweaters in many attractive styles and ed reduction from their former prices. REN'S PLAY SUITS 89c Gingham, also striped Denim Play up to 8 years, specially priced. SOCIETY EMBROIDERY GOODS ses, Towels, Combing Jackets, Underwear, etc. Broken lines now at 1-3 OFF MRS. R. B. Herman is entertaining at her home on N. East-st Saturday afternoon with a benefit card party for the Ebell club to which all members and their friends, and anyone who wishes to come, is cordially invivited. Five hundred will be the game for the afternoon, and a charge of 35¢ will be made, which will go toward the club house fund. MASONS MEET AT ORANGE The Masonic lodge of Orange-co met last night at the Orange lodge for a regular monthly meeting. It was a well attended meeting. ROYAL ARCH DEGREE TONIGHT The Royal Arch Masons will confer the Mark Master degree on six candidates tonight at the local Masonic hall. CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM The Royal Neighbors will observe children's day this year by giving their children a picnic at Orange-co Park on Saturday June 11. All Royal Neighbors, their husbands and children are invited. The day will be spent in games and a pot-luck lunch will be served. They will meet at the I. O. O. F. hall at 9 a.m. Saturday. For information, phone 142-M and ask for Mrs. Gross. All Royal Neighbors and families are most cordially invited. WILL ATTEND L. A. BANQUET At the annual forum banquet of Los Angeles High Monday afternoon the debating team of the Anaheim High will be present after debating. The subject. Resolved. That the president should be elected by direct primary. Ray Callor and Edward Simms are debaters for Anaheim and have the affirmative side, others present from Anaheim will be Agnes Harkness, Ted Siems, June Heald, Herman Shop, Martin Loeschner and Mrs. Balcomb. MONTHLY Y. P. A. MEETING Tomorrow evening the Y. P. A. of the Salem Evangelical church will hold its regular monthly business meeting for the purpose of election officers for the coming six p. All members are requested to ent. The Young People of church will meet tonight practice. All are asked