oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-30

NEWS OF FULLERTON OLINDA OIL MAN BURNED Harold McGraw of Olinda was born to the Fullerton hospital yesterday afternoon, having been painfully burned in an accident in the Placentia oil fields. His arms and legs were badly burned, but he was given surgical attention and is said to be rapidly improving. BEFORE JUDGE THIRD TIME Even Jones was haled before Judge French this morning for the third time on a charge of getting drunk. On the former occasions he had been given jail sentences, the last one amounting to 180 days. He remained sober while he was in jail—but no longer. Each time when he got out he got drunk again. This time he was fined $10 and given a sentence of 90 days. He asked to be given another chance and he'd get out of town. The sentence was suspended on this condition. The judge declared it is a pity he loves his drink so well, for he is a good worker. ENTERTAINS AT BEACH Mrs. W. C. Whitlock entertained a dozen ladies at the beach apartments of Mrs. W. H. Wickett at Long Beach Tuesday. The parties were taken from Fullerton by Mesdames Thamer and Wickett in their touring cars. Mrs. Whitlock had provided fried chicken for the entire party and Mrs. Wickett, hot baking powder biscuits, the rest of the picnic luncheon being taken by the guests. The feast was spread under beach umbrellas on the improvised tables on the sand, and a delightful informal afternoon was enjoyed. A few of the more daring enjoyed a plunge in the surf late in the afternoon. MRS. MORSE ENTERTAINS Mrs. N. F. Morse entertained the 500 club on Tuehday afternoon at her beautiful home on North Spadra street. The house was decorated in a color scheme of yellow and after the game the hostess served delicious refreshments to the following ladies: Mesdames E. Benchley, Geo. Clark, L. M. Gardiner, J. P. King, D. King, Walter Skillman, Wm. Good- ACCEPT OUT OF $1 PER DAY FRESNO, June 30.—Fresno Building Trades Council has agreed to accept a wage cut of $1.00 per day, contingent upon the signing of a year's agreement. SEE EARLY END TO SUIT FRESNO, June 30.—A speedy and satisfactory conclusion to the government's suit against the California Associated Raisin Co., is looked for by Judge Carl E. Lindsay, who returned to Fresno this week. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mrs. Martha J. Wight left yesterday for Shelbyville, Ky., over the Santa Fe. Mrs. Jesse Kneller and daughter left over the Santa Fe yesterday for St. Louis. Mrs. Delen Smith left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Houston, Tex. Judge and Mrs. William French and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheibly will leave Saturday for a two weeks' vacation at Capistrano hot springs. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Corbett and children leave on Saturday for a week's holiday at Redondo beach. Mrs. L. A. Brutt left yesterday for his old home in Ohio where he will make a three months' visit. Mrs. W. E. Davis, Miss Mattie Williams, and their mother, Mrs. M. Williams, spent yesterday in Los Angeles visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. N. Burns and two daughters were in Los Angeles Monday. Mrs. L. Blybach of S. Harland ave., had for her guests yesterday, her mother and sisters, Mrs. Mary Page and Mrs. Ella Pageheim, and Mrs. E.Baldwin Park. Jimmy Shepherdton motored to Hudson day and spent the day Grandview are spotted with the Molleda ferry. W. D. Ross, for but now a resident a visitor in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. O.Hed from 401 S.Port Harvard-st. Mrs. H.J.Wright and Miss Sarah Vau are visiting Mrs.the W.F.Oglesbyton. Mr. and Mrs.H.Leton spent Tucson Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.H.Pomona are rejoiced of a baby boy, from New Mexico daughter for the probably spend the ton. Mr. and Mrs.Hison, Thomas,and eanor and Floren friend,DorothyW their cottage at St day the party will eral others from thia Shepherd,F bert Yorba and To Join them on that enjoy a week's soil. Miss Eliza Ogden moved yesterday pital, nor her pitial she will spee her friend Mrs.Harvard and will home in Los Angeles year she has been... MRS. MORSE ENTERTAINS Mrs. N. F. Morse entertained the 500 club on Tuehday afternoon at her beautiful home on North Spadra street. The house was decorated in a color scheme of yellow and after the game the hostess served delicious refreshments to the following ladies: Mesdames E. Benchley, Geo. Clark, L. M. Gardiner, J. P. King, D. King, Walter Skillman, Wm. Goodwyn, Mary Smith, J. E. Scott, R. Brown, G. Hoppe, H. L. Wilber, F. K. Kraus, H. Shepherd, C. B. Hutchinson, P. Bradford, F. Benchley, A. Pritchard, J. E. Jones Jr., C. Sherwood, R. Strain, A. Osborne, J. Narks and C. Crandall. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent by all those present. ENTERTAINS AT BEACH Mrs. W. C. Whitlock entertained a dozen ladies at the beach apartments of Mrs. W. H. Wickett at Long Beach Tuesday. The parties were taken from Fullerton by Mesdames Thamer and Wickett in their touring cars. Mrs. Whitlock had provided fried chicken for the entire party and Mrs. Wickett, hot baking powder biscuits, the rest of the picnic luncheon being taken by the guests. The feast was spread under beach umbrellas on the improvised tables on the sand, and a delightful informal afternoon was enjoyed. A few of the more daring enjoyed a plunge in the surf later in the afternoon. After Shopping —Enjoy a good piece of meat from this trial will convince you. Stroup's Mar "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Spend the Glorious AT BALBO Pacific Electric Band—2 p.m. Naval of Newport Harbor Yacht Club Sports — Boating — Bathing — Fish Grand fireworks display on pier. THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF Visit our New Millinery Dept. Opening J THE PRINCE STORE Feat Popular Trimme MINNESOTA DEPT: OPENING SHOW THE PRINCE STORE Special offering starting July 1st for one week only, we will offer a limited amount of fall trimmed hats, small and large effects, in all colors. These hats will be sold at an exceptional low price for one week only at... $8.50 WE CARRY A FULL LINE CHILDREN'S HATS AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES We will receive of hats daily This will assuderful assortitimes. See o going to Los A lar priced hat $5 to No The Orange County Plain Dealer and Mrs. Ella Page, Seward, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Edna M. Mason of Baldwin Park. Jimmy Shepherd and Harold Wetton motored to Hunting Beach Tuesday and spent the day fishing. Mrs. J. Wright and daughter of Grandview are spending several days with the Molleda family of Fullerton, W. D. Ross, formerly of Fullerton, but now a resident of El Monte was a visitor in Fullerton this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Stricklen has moved from 401 S. Pomona-ave. to 520 N. Harvard-st. Mrs. H. J. Wright of Santa Barbara and Miss Sarah Van Pelt of Pasadena are visiting Mrs. G. F. Molleda and the W. F. Oglesby family of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Thurber of Fullerton spent Tuesday evening in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hart of S. Pomona are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy, Mrs. Hart's mother from New Mexico is staying with her daughter for the time being and will probably spend the summer in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren, their son, Thomas, and two daughters, Eleanor and Florence, together with a friend, Dorothy Wents, left today for their cottage at Strawberry Flats. Friday the party will be increased by several others from this vicinity, Cynthia Shepherd, Frances Burkett, Albert Yorba and Talbot Bleldefeldt will join them on that day. The bunch will enjoy a week's sojourn there. Miss Elin Ogden had her tonilla removed yesteday at the Anaheim hospital. On her return from the hospital she will spend a few days with her friend Mrs. O. E. Stovall of N. Harvard and will then return to her home in Los Angeles. During the past year she has been attending the Junior GLOUDBURST IRRIGATES FRESNO, June 30.—A cloudburst in the White Creek canyon did much damage in the Coalinga district, but also a lot of good. For instance, it HOLIDAYS and gay days are here, and you'll certainly want to make them display days to some extent, as far as your clothes are concerned. PUT one of our gladsome Suits upon your Shopping of meat from this market. A will convince you. O's Market House of Service" St. Anaheim Glorious Fourth AT LBOA and—2 p.m. Naval Dress Parade or Yacht Club Fleet — Water — Bathing — Fishing. Evening: display on pier. STORE CALIF New Opening July 1 STORE Featuring Popular Priced Trimmed Hats HOLIDAYS and gay days are here, and you'll certainly want to make them display days to some extent, as far as your clothes are concerned. PUT one of our gladsome Suits upon your broad shoulders, Mister Man, and you'll get that independent spirit for the Glorious Fourth—and when you pass down the Avenue, admiring glances cast your way will be mighty satisfying. COME and see the latest clothes in Regular and Sport Models. A lot of good ones around $35 to $45 —AND some for less—and some for more. Kustiner's THE SON OF GOOD CLOTHS 228 W. Center St., Anaheim AHLSV 175 West Center St. Specials for Satu CUP AND SAUCER —Nippon china Cup and Saucer Blue and White design FREE! Soap STORE Featuring Popular Priced Trimmed Hats $5.00 to $15.00 No More —A wonderful selection of trimmed hats will be shown at this store starting JULY 1st and thereafter showing hats of all descriptions for the young and old. Colors of black, brown, navy, also bright shades. We invite you all to inspect our new Millinery Department and see what sensational values we are offering at popular prices. We will receive shipments of hats daily from the east. This will assure you a wonderful assortment at all times. See our hats before going to Los Angeles. Popular priced hats our motto. $5 to $15 No More 175 West Center St. Specials for Saturday CUP AND SAUCER —Nippon china Cup and Saucer, Blue and White design, 3 patterns to select from. These are regular 30c qualities Special Cup and Saucer 15c Garden Hose Special —50 feet ½-inch Wrapped Garden Hose, complete with couplings. Regular value $6.50. Special $5.00 SPECIALS on Picnic Supplies Paper Plates, 2 dozen ...15c Paper Napkins, 20 for ...5c Metal Spoons, each ...5c Tin Cups, large size...10c Paper Cups, 5 for ...5c Paper Doilies, pkg. ...5c Baskets, special ...20c Wax Paper, 36 ft. ...10c FREE! F Soap —We are ma SPECIA COLGATE'S the box. —We will give K worth of Colgate size cake of Col et Soap. During soaps will be —12 for $1.50 Cashemere WASHING PO 17 bars Ben Soap ..... 14 bars Rubb More ..... 16 bars Peet Naptha ..... 4 boxes Cryl White Soap 4 boxes Mea Powder, lar... 3 boxes Rubb More Powd 3 boxes Rubb More Soap 4 boxes Sea Powder .... FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT—LAST TIME Thomas Meighan IN "The City of Silent Men" A Paramount Picture. Adapted from 'The Quarry' by John A. Morosco. Also News Reel and Comedy. Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. Friday, July 1 VAUDEVILLE NIGHT 4-Acts STANDARD VAUDEVILLE 4-Acts From Best Circuits and Carmel Myers In "The Dangerous Moment" Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war tax. From Best Circuits and Carmel Myers In "The Dangerous Moment" Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war tax. GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION BEBE DANIELS In "DUCKS AND DRAKES" Added attractions—"The Fight of the Age," featuring Dempsey and Georges Carpentier; also Pathe Review. No raise in price. Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax. Friday, Saturday, July 1, 2 PEARL WHITE In Henri Bernstein's Greatest Play "The Thief" Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. LSWEDE'S Next to Post Office For Saturday Only, July 2nd FREE! FREE! FREE! Soap Special HOSIERY —Ladies' brown hose, fine FREE! FREE! FREE! Soap Special —We are making an EXTRA SPECIAL inducement on COLGATE'S Toilet Soap by the box. —We will give FREE with every $1.00 worth of Colgate's Soap ONE medium size cake of Colgate's Cashemere Toilet Soap. During this sale all our 10c soaps will be —12 for $1.00 and 1 Cake of Cashemere Bouquet Soap FREE. WASHING SOAPS AND POWDER 17 bars Ben Hur Soap ... $1.00 14 bars Rub No More ... $1.00 16 bars Peet's White Naptha ... $1.00 4 boxes Crystal White Soap Chips ... $1.00 4 boxes Mermaid Powder, large ... $1.00 3 boxes Rub No More Powder ... $1.00 3 boxes Rub No More Soap Chips ... $1.00 4 boxes Sea Foam Powder ... $1.00 HOSIERY —Ladies' brown hose, fine lisle, fast color, regular 35c. Special, pair 25c CHILDREN'S HOSE —Children's Hose, black, brown or white, fine ribbed, good wearing stockings. Special, pair 25c RIBBONS —4 to 5-inch Plain Colored All-Silk Ribbon, white, red, blue, copen, yellow and pink. 50c grade. Special per yard 30c HANDKERCHIEFS —Men's plain white handkerchiefs. 10c quality. Special 5c