oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-19

Tuesday, July 19, 1921 City Briefs Mrs. Fred W. James and children of East Alberta-st., and Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Long Beach are passing two weeks at Camp Baldy. Mr. James is with his family for the present week but will return Sunday. Miss Dogothy Carmen of Los Angeles is the guest this week of Mrs. J. A. Swan. Tom Howard and sister, Katherine Howard, of Los Angeles were visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Shinn. James McGann and family have moved from Los Angeles to the Hubbard apartments on N. Philadelphia-st. Frank N. Gibbs and family are on a three weeks' motoring trip to Oakland and points in the North. Mrs. Ellis Strudt left this morning over the S.P. for Seguin, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Collier of Alta Vista, Kana., was a visitor yesterday at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sebastian and baby returned Sunday evening from a two weeks' outing at Newport Beach. While there they entertained Mrs. Sebastian's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holland for a week, and Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian, parents of Mr. Sebastian, for several days. Walter Matthews has returned from a two weeks' vacation at Catalina. To break into work again gradually he is spending his nights at Long Beach in order to enjoy the surf. Miss Ruth Panneler has left on a two weeks' vacation at Catalina and Yosemite. Walter Schneider, of the Schneider meat market, and Jack Schaffer of Stroup's market, left this week for Catalina where they will enjoy a weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Pickle returned Sunday evening from San Diego where they have enjoyed a week's visit during Mr. Pickle's vacation from his duties in the Stroup market. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schoemer and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. Paysen and family are guests in the J. Eymann home for a few days. The visitors are touring Sol Cal, and will bell and family of Garden Grove, Dan Good and Mr. and Mrs. Kerr formed a party to Huntington Beach last evening. They attended the dance and had a delightful evening together. Mrs. Jack Kaley is visiting in Escondido with her mother, Mrs. Hinman, having accompanied her mother home from a visit here Sunday. Mrs. Kaley, who swallowed an antiseptic wash mistaking it for cough medicine, one night last week, is greatly improved, but still feeling the effects of the accident. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kennedy, of Los Angeles, were Sunday guests at the D.Cook home. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark and children are leaving this afternoon for a two weeks' vacation at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sterner and their son, Mr. Thomas and his wife have returned from their trip north. They visited in Santa Barbara, Bakerfield and also Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Comstock of Los Angeles spent the week-end at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bertha Comstock. Miss Eunice Rainney was a Balboa visitor Saturday. Miss Luna Wellman went to Los Angeles yesterday to meet with the faculty of U.S.C.college of Music to discuss plans for the coming year.Miss Wellman is a member of the faculty, which is of great advantage to her students, as she is constantly in touch with the best and latest lines of study.The gathering yesterday was Miss Adelaide Trowbridge. The Houghton family formerly living on Melrose-st moved recently to Long Beach where they will make their future home. The A.H.Mann family and Henry Benecke have returned from a vacation outing at Newport Beach. The motor parity composed of the O.H.Renner family and Miss Alice Robinson is expected home today after a very delightful two weeks' trip to Portland, Ore., and points along the way. Master Walter Wpodin, of Los Angeles, is passing a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.B.R.Shinn. Mr. and Mrs.William Zimmerman and Mrs.Cora Fisher made a motor FORD DISTRICT EXAMINE To keep the Ford present record rate the sales organization country is being consult its toes by "official spectors and represent factory.Formerly this came but two or three Now,they are as come more frequently aminations. George Dunton, An Fordson agent, has been "official visits" since his new garage. Be it said for D factory representative well satisfied with age in Orange-co.as usually sending Ford de sections to Anaheim Dunton's layout.W week,Dunton has George Haberfelde.president of the Calif., society,and largest son distributor in S accompanied by Mrs.daughter.Ford dealer Glendale and River been here within the Groves assistant Ford Company in L.T.Henderson,trainative of the Ford for completed another.Dunton has just lowing comment once from E.C.LeMunyo.Train Co.,Los Angeles."I passed thru you day and wish to co the very fine app new building—sales as seen from the str up and down the Rocky Mountain not seen a nicer loo than yours." $5000 DAMAGE OF BABY A civil action Bezaylff, guardian an infant against Walter Schneider, of the Schneider meat market, and Jack Schaffer of Stroup's market, left this week for Catalina where they will enjoy a weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Pickle returned Sunday evening from San Diego where they have enjoyed a week's visit during Mr. Pickle's vacation from his duties in the Stroup market. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schoemer and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. Paysen and fathily are guests in the J. Eyman home for a few days. The visitors are touring So. Cal. and will continue to San Diego before returning to their northern homes. Mr. and Mrs. C. Curila were at Balbon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Deakins went to Los Angeles on business this morning. Mrs. M. B. Deakins is home from Mrs. Scoffel's where she has been nursing. Mrs. M. B. Deakins leaves Saturday for a two day visit with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Haxard of Westminster. Henry Lucbkeman spent Sunday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Davis and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson and child, Mr. John Stodart and Mr. Charlie Stodart and Mrs. Stodart, mother of Mrs. Davis, spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Daniels spent Sunday at Long Beach. They have been finding it a pleasant place to spend the day for several Sundays recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davie and Marlon spent Sunday at Arlington. Mrs. D. A. Davis has been entertaining her brother, Mr. Frank Davidson and his wife and daughter of Porterville, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Rice and family spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. William Beasler of W.Katella road are going to leave about the first of August to spend the month at Yosemite. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brausilich and dinner at the Culton home on Katella road Sunday. Mr. J. L. Hoosenauer leaves Wednesday for Chicago, Ill. Mr. L. Curules has returned from Beltemple, Ariz, He has been away about two years. Mr. Dick Cordes, of San Diego has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.C.Cordes for some time. Mr. and Mrs.A.L.Bennet left today for a two week's vacation at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs.Trizie, of Seattle, visited Mr. and Mrs.L.R.Hart last week. Mr. and Mrs.L.R.Hart spent the week-end in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Cordes and Mr.Mrs.J.L.Hosbeauer spent the week-end at San Diego and Tia Juans. Mr. and Mrs.P.C.Curtils and children Grace, Charles and Leroy, and Miss Bryant spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mrs.Dabney, of San Diego, is vialite. The A.H.Hannah family and Henry Benecue have returned from a vacation outing at Newport Beach. The motor party composed of the O.H.Renner family and Miss Alice Robinson is expected home today after a very delightful two weeks' trip to Portland, Ore., and points along the way. Master Walter Wpedin, of Los Angeles, is passing a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.B.R.Shinn. Mr. and Mrs.William Zimmerman and Mrs.Cora Fisher made a motor trip to Azusa to visit Mr. and Mrs.Krebs. Mr. and Mrs.J.Zeligler went to Seal Beach Sunday where they passed the day. Mrs.Grewce, of Olinda, is the guest this week of her daughter, Mrs.Fred M.Zeppenfeld. The A.V.Wheeler family, Miss Alice Winney and Walter Heitshusen went to Laguna Beach, camping over the last week-end. Mr.Mrs.A.V.Wheeler and the Misses Rose and Naomi Wheeler will go to Los Angeles this evening to say goodbye to Miss Amy Wheeler who leaves for an extended visit in Ohio. Miss Anita Herzler of the Johnston-Wickett hospital is ill at her home. Mrs.Dale of Texas is visiting with her mother, Mrs.Proud, of E.Adele-st, Mrs.George Proud has been visiting Texas, Mrs.Dale and Mrs.Proud and others of the immediate family left today for a visit at Lumpoke in the northern part of the state. Miss Nannie Riley is continuing her studies at a business college in Los Angeles and doing excellent work. Mrs.Elsie Ayres, who was appointed postmistress in Stanton a short time ago, reports business and post receipts increasing in a most encouraging manner. Mrs.Elsie Ayres and son, Harold, went to Los Angeles Sunday to visit with her cousin, Mr.and Mrs.Ben Herrick, they returning home with her for supper and to pass the evening. Mr.and Mrs.Clay Fitzgerald of Los Angeles, visited Sunday with their relatives, the Requarth family. Miss Viola Word, of Earlmart, Callf., is the guest of her cousins, the H.A.Riley family, also relatives in Brea. Mr.mrs.R.O Quarton and family and Mr.mrs.Gus Brown drove to Venice Sunday where they remained until evening. Mr.mrs.T.Deltrich are in La Veta Springs to enjoy a two weeks' vacation. John Gelder cousin of T.M.Qurton from Verdon,Ill., visited here with the Quarton family this week.Mr.Gelder is 84 years of age,and with Mrs.Gelder are making Los Angeles their headquarters while they remain in the southwest for three months. Mrs.C.S.Spencer, of Orange, is their future home. The A.H.Hannah family and Henry Benecue have returned from a vacation outing at Newport Beach. The motor party composed of the O.H.Renner family and Miss Alice Robinson is expected home today after a very delightful two weeks' trip to Portland, Ore., and points along the way. Master Walter Wpedin, of Los Angeles, is passing a few days with his aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs.B.R.Shinn. Mr.mrs.A.V.Wheeler and the Misses Rose and Naomi Wheeler will go to Los Angeles this evening to say goodbye to Miss Amy Wheeler who leaves for an extended visit in Ohio. Miss Anita Herzler of the Johnston-Wickett hospital is ill at her home. Mrs.Dale of Texas is visiting with her mother, Mrs.Proud, of E.Adele-st, Mrs.George Proud has been visiting Texas, Mrs.Dale and Mrs.Proud and others of the immediate family left today for a visit at Lumpoke in the northern part of the state. Miss Nannie Riley is continuing her studies at a business college in Los Angeles and doing excellent work. Mrs.Elsie Ayres, who was appointed postmistress in Stanton a short time ago, reports business and post receipts increasing in a most encouraging manner. Mrs.Elsie Ayres和son,Haroldwent toLosAngelesSundaytovisitwithhercousin,Mr,andMrs.BenHerrick,thereturninghomewithherforsupperandtopasstheevening. Mr.mrs.R.O QuartonandfamilyandMr.mrs.GusBrowndrovetoVeniceSundaywheretheyremaineduntilevening. Mr.mrs.T.DeltrichareinLaVetaSpringstoenjoyatwoweeks'vacation. John Gelder cousin of T.M.QurtonfromVerdonIll.,visitedherewiththeQuartonfamilythisweek.Mr.Gelderis84yearsofage,andwithMrs.GelderaremakingLosAnglestheirheadquarterswhiletheyremaininthesouthwestforthreemonths. $5000 DAMAGE OF BABY A civil action against Bezayiff, guardian an infant against Brown, John Pugh land, for $5000 come up in department superior court yeared. By stipulating the case was reset ber. The plaintiff affording an auto on Oct 11, 1920, when of the machine have jumped a cu 839 Summit-ave,Led-an embankment John Bezayiff, which a vacant lot. According to the child sustained brushes on his face While the actionularly at Paul Loaland Ireland are all in Love's car and time of the accidie It is understood live in Orange-co... Be sure and see my" at New Paltry Thursday, July 20th picture founded on famous story. BOOST LAGUE The Peace Piper en during the thirteat laguna Beach given some good dena, where Thi lionalaire of that c were telling the hearsal of the ph yesterday at Lag Loane are enthust ing production. atives fo seven yesterday for her The Peartons wo.of Anaheim and pleasure old acq newed. Mr.mrs.A.Rthur kle Kemper,Mr.Mr.Jack Day at Anahel evening in Lone Harry Haines mate of Orville visiting with Haines home is Mr.mrs.Mamily drove to day Sunday,Tor country yor Mr. and Mrs. Trixie of Seattle, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hart last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hart spent the weekend in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cordes and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hosbeauer spent the weekend at San Diego and Tia Juana. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Curtis and children, Grace, Charles and Leroy, and Miss Bryant spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mrs. Dabney, of San Diego, is visiting Mrs. W. M. Crisis for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crisis and their house guest, Mrs. Dabney, their son, Mr. Charles Criss and family spent Sunday at their new cottage at Laguna Beach. Dr. and Mrs. Ren Baxter called on Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crisis at their cottage at Laguna Beach Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Cole are entertaining Mrs. P. E. Pearl who is Mrs. Cole's aunt, of Pasadena for a few weeks. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Cole and Mrs. P. E. Pearl spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Scott, Mrs. Frank S. Gates, Mrs. I. W. DeVinney motored to Los Angeles on a business and pleasure trip today. Dr. and Mrs. Cook and Josephine are going to Los Angeles today to the Orpheum. Mr. W. H. Chritton and two daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lakin and family and Mr. and Mrs. Warfield and family and Mrs. Cornelius and family went to Elsinore Friday and stayed until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hendrick visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Choate Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dutton were in Los Angeles yesterday passing the time with friends. The Misses Clara Nau and Mary Weber and Mesara C. D. Bergon, of Wilmington and Charles Tucker, of Santa Ana, were in Los Angeles Sunday and attended the performance at the Orpheum. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neff, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Neff and Mrs. Glossner, mother of Mrs. H. A. Neff of Lanker-shim formed a motor party Sunday going up the Silverado canyon beyond the forest reserve and enjoyed a Dutch luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. G.B.Nichols and daughter, Bernice, are in Newport Beach where they are spending a month's vacation. Mrs. Nora Crowley and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Crowley and family, of Whitier; Mr. and Mrs.W.J.Camp- Mr. and Mrs.H.O.Q., Quinton and family and Mr. and Mrs.Gus Brown drove to Venice Sunday where they remained until evening. Mr. and Mrs.T.Deltrich are in La Veta Springs to enjoy a two weeks' vacation. John Gelder cousin of T.M.Q., Quinton, from Verdon, Ill., visited here with the Quarton family this week. Mr.Gelder is 84 years of age, and with Mrs.Gelder are making Los Angeles their headquarters while they remain in the southwest for three months. Mrs.C.S.Pencher, of Orange, is the guest today of her daughter, Mrs.E.J.Reeves. Mr.RedressandfamilyreturnedhomeSundayfromaweek'sauto triptoSequoia lake.TheywereaccompaniedbyafamilyfromLindseyonthetripwhichtheyallenjoyedgreatlyalthoetheweatherwasexceedinglywarm. H.D.Dwyer,G.W.Dwyer,WillDwyerandH.D.PolhemuswentdeepseafishingSunday,golvingfivemilesoffthecoastofCatalina Theymadeagoodcatch,gettingtwoalbacorefishweighing18and20poundseach. MissSmith.oftheScott&FramptonstoreinBuenaPark,isenjoyingavacationspendingaportionofthetimeatCatalina. BertMorleyandMissFulwiderpassedSundayatLagunaBeach. Mrs.HarryPearsonandlittledaughterwhohavebeenvisitingInLongBeachandAnaheimwithrel- Typewriters —The R.A.Tiernan Typewriter Co.wishes to announce to typewriter users that they can now purchase or rent all makes of machines locally, from Mr.E.D.Abrams,W.Center Street. Abrams Book Store 116 W.Center,Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FORD DISTRIBUTORS EXAMINED OFTEN To keep the Ford factories at the present record rate of production, the sales organization throut the country is being constantly kept on its toes by "official visits" from inspectors and representatives from the factory. Formerly these inspections came but two or three times a year. Now, they are as unexpected and come more frequently than bank examinations. George Dunton, Anaheim Ford and Fordson agent, has been paid several "official visits" since moving into his new garage. Be it said for Dunton, that the factory representatives must be very well satisfied with the largest garage in Orange-co, as they are continually sending Ford dealers from other sections to Anaheim to look over Dunton's layout. Within the last week, Dunton has been visited by George Haberfelde, of Bakersfield, president of the Cal. Auto Trades Association, and largest Ford and Fordson distributor in So. Cal. He was accompanied by Mrs. Haberfelde and daughter. Ford dealers from Covina, Glendale and Riverside have also been here within the last week. J. B. Groves, assistant manager of the Ford Company in Los Angeles, and L. T. Henderson, traveling representative of the Ford factory, have just completed another "official visit." Dunton has just received the following comment on his new garage from E. C. LeMunyon, of the Tractor Train Co., Los Angeles: "I passed thru your fair city Sunday and wish to compliment you on the very fine appearance of your new building—sales and stock room, as seen from the street. In my travels up and down the Pacific Coast and the Recky Mountain States, I have not seen a nicer looking Ford agency than yours." $5000 DAMAGE CASE OF BABY DEFERRED A civil action brot by William Beazayl, guardian of John Bezayl, an infant against Paul Love, H. T. GETTING READY FOR REUNION OF 91ST A strenuous effort to pull every veteran of the 91st division who is not in the hospital or on a honey-moon on Sept. 24 and 25 to the annual reunion of the division in Los Angeles on those dates began this week with the enlistment of a full company of newspaper men to spread news of the arrangements for the reunion as they are made. In a short time recruiting committees are to be named in each community in the Ninth Corps area and thru them re-enlistments in the 91st for the duration of the reunion will be obtained. Between 15,000 and 20,000 are expected to attend. Banquets, parades, elections, campfires, speeches and excursions are on the program. Since Orange-co furnished the 91st division with several hundred soldiers, the reunion of the division in Los Angeles, close home, will be of interest to a large number of ex-service men in this county. WATCH YOUR PUMP WITH CASING-HEAD Watch your pumps. This advice to garage and service station men selling blended or cinghead gasoline was given today by George McPhee, county scaler of weights and measures. These trades are highly volatile and of high specific gravity and because of these facts pumps in summer are liable to pull short from one quart to half gallon in a five-gallon draw, he declares. He says the stroke of the pump must be lengthened to get the full measure should a pump be drawing short. This condition is liable only in pumps that draw. McPhee says that drop cylinder pumps are all right, as they push instead of pull the gasoline. Casing-head gasoline — what is it? How many motorists know what it is? It is described in a service bulletin, issued by a Los Angeles pump firm as follows: Placentia News PLACENTIA, July 19. (Spl.)—Mr. Jack Gaines and family spent the week-end at the Modieka ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor returned Saturday from a two-week fishing and hiking trip at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen have returned from their hopcymoon at Ossemite national park. The happy couple will make their home in Placentia. Mrs. McNulty spent the last two weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jack Gaines. Miss Carrie Yorba spent several days last week as a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Beny Kraemer. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith are expecting a visit shortly from relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kraemer and family spent the day at Redondo Friday. Mrs. Joseph Tayles and little daughter Dorothy, attended a birthday party given by relatives for her grandfather, Mr. Moss, of Fullerton, in celebration of his 73rd birthday. In the center of the tastefully arranged table stood a large birthday cake decorated with flags and candles. Mr. Moss was the recipient of many beautiful and appropriate gifts. $5000 DAMAGE CASE OF BABY DEFERRED A civil action brot by William Bezayiff, guardian of John Bezayiff, an infant against Paul Love, H. T. Brown, John Pugh and C. M. Ireland, for $5000 damages, did not come up in department No. 1 of the superior court yesterday as scheduled. By stipulation of attorneys the case was reset for trial in October. The plaintiff alleges Love was driving an auto while intoxicated, Oct. 11, 1920, when he lost control of the machine. The car is said to have jumped a curbing in front of $39 Summit-ave, Los Angeles, climbed an embankment and to have hit John Bezayiff, who was playing in a vacant lot. According to the complaint, the child sustained several cuts and bruises on his face and chest. While the action is aimed particularly at Paul Love, Brown, Puga and Ireland are alleged to have been in Love's car and intoxicated at the time of the accident. It is understood the defendants live in Orange-co. Be sure and see "Sentimental Tommy" at New Fairland Wednesday and Thursday, July 20, 21. A parmmount picture founded on James M. Barrie's famous story. BOOST LAGUNA PAGEANT The Peace Pipe pageant to be given during the third week in August at Laguna Beach today was being given some good boosting at Pasadena, where Thaddenus Lowe, millionaire of that city, and Mrs. Lowe were telling their friends of a rehearsal of the play which they saw yesterday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe are enthusiastic over the coming production. atives for several weeks, started yesterday for her home in Nebraska. The Pearrons were former residents of Anaheim and it was with much pleasure old acquaintances were renewed. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper, Mrs. Lizzie Kemper, Miss Esther Pember and Mr. Jack Kemper passed Sunday at Anaheim Landing and the evening in Long Beach. Harry Haines, a former schoolmate of Orville and Ed Pember, is visiting with friends here. Mr. Haines' home is in Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pohlman and family drove to Pomona to pass the day Sunday. They found the interior country very warm. He says the stroke of the pump must be lengthened to get the full measure should a pump be drawing short. This condition is liable only in pumps that draw. McPhee says that drop cylinder pumps are all right, as they push instead of pull the gasoline. Casing-head gasoline — what is it? How many motorists know what it is? It is described in a service bulletin, issued by a Los Angeles pump firm, as follows: "Methods have been devised for collecting the casing-head gas (until recently regarded as waste) which is given off by many oil wells. After subjecting this collected gas to pressures which range from 50 to 250 or 350 pounds it is forced into cooling coils, where, under favorable conditions, condensation takes place, like the condensation on a glass of ice water in the summer. “This liquified gas, of 'condensate,' as it is called, is run into accumulator tanks where it is permitted to remain for a certain period." “This 'condensate' is highly volatile, or, in other words, it boils at a very low temperature. To oil men it is known as 'wild' liquid. The more volatile portion of the 'wild condensate' in the accumulator tanks passes off into the atmosphere and the liquid which remains is said to have been 'weathered.'" "The weathered condensate may or may not be put thru another compressor stage, but in any event the net result is, that after the final weathering process the gasoline which remains is usually highly volatile and is of high specific gravity. This is the pure casing-head gasoline." "By mixing a low grade of naptha with casing-head gasoline a commercial fuel of comparatively high specific gravity is obtained. The act of mixing the two grades of gasoline is called 'blending' and the new gasoline is commonly referred to as 'blended.'" LILLIES LEAVE FOR TRIP TO LAKE TAHOE PLACENTIA, July 19.(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. O. Lillie left Friday for a trip to Lake Tahoe. Mrs. Staley will accompany them as far as Santa Rosa, where she will visit until they return. Mr. and Mrs. Lem Green and children spent Sunday at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Klotsly and family spent Sunday at Newport. Mrs. S. W. McCulloch is improving after her recent illness and is able to be out again. See Mack Sennett's comedians in a five part comedy production "Home Talent" at New Fairland tonight. Something decidedly new. Here for the first time. Balwin Refrigerator—Stoup-Barnes PANAMA HATS WITH REAL CHARACTER IN THEM Summer's here in our hat department. You'll be buying a hat somewhere soon, and we just want to be sure that you hear again about our straws. We have a fine assortment of PANA-MAS, BANKOKS, LEGHORNS in the latest approved blocks. Step in and see how well you look under one. Straws without flaws $3.50 to $7.50. Kustiner's THE SIGN OF GOOD COTTON 150 W. Center, Anaheim FORNIA EELLAGRA FED CROSS 19. Survey of districts of the city by the nationalated Cross today. All local chap-ascertain what have the sweep of the public health will claim 10,-one. News 19. (Spl.)—Mr. family spent thecleska ranch. Maries Tayles re-m a two weeks' trip at Big Bear. Allen have re-hopecymoon at Ko. The happy cou-home in Placen-tent the last two daughter, Mrs. Spent several a house guest of Craemer. And little daugh-od a birthday par-ces for her grand-Fullerton, in cele-birthday. In the fully arranged table may cake decorated les. Mr. Moss was many beautiful and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lilly and Mrs. Staley dre at Lake Tahoe for a two weeks' stay. Mr. and Mrs. Green and Mr. Moss spent last Wednesday at Newport. Mrs. Olile Snell and family return-ed from a vacation at Big Bear Mon-day. Mr. and Mrs. Shailes and daughter, Francis, and Mrs. Noons and children are vacationing for a few days at Newport Beach. Cars for Rent without drivers. 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 481. -Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will bring Results. Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertillizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides. Public Weight Masters, 15-ton Scales Anahelm, California Dr. J. H. 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