oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-10

Mr. Robert Wildon is greatly improved following his recent stroke of paralysis. Mrs. R. Woolman has left for Missouri. She was called there by the death of here sister. Mrs. A. Walker is improving following her recent illness. Miss Nell Moddex, with a party of friends from San Pedro have left for a vacation at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs. E. Voss Herrington have moved from W. Sycanore-st to E. Adelae. Mrs. E. Wisser and Misses Emma and Alice Wister and friends will motor to Redondo tomorrow to spend the day. Mr. Arthur Harris and daughter, Esther, of Madison, Kansas, have been visiting his sister, Mrs. F. A. Filter, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Harris, for the past two weeks. They have been visiting the mountains and beaches and places of interest during their visit. Mr. Arthur Harris and daughter, Esther, of Madison, Kansas, have gone to Burbank to visit his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris for a few days. Mrs. Fred Mitchell and daughter, Mabel, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Neilson are spending the day at Long Beach. Mrs. Margaret Mitchell leaves Thursday for her home in San Francisco. Master Paul Allee Tonason has been ill for the past three days. His illness has interrupted their plans for a vacation they were planning to take. Mr. Edward Siedlits of Long Beach visited at the Wm. Abplansip home on Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Abplansip and Wilton and Lucy visited friends, Miss Zora Griddley and Mr. and Mrs. George Ellsworth of Long Beach on Sunday. Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes and family and Mrs. G. A. Edgar leave Saturday to spend a few weeks at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Dunham and Mr. and Mrs. Justice and baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross on the Irvine tract last evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Barnes and Alma, and Mrs. Cochran left Sunday for a two weeks vacation at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blair and family a delightful vacation, they feel "there's no place like home." Rev. G. R. Messina left today for Oxnard where he will conduct funeral services tomorrow for a former parishioner, James Stimpson. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Pitts were in Redondo last night attending the meeting of O. E. S., of which they are members. Miss Gay Cook and Miss Laynette Ruce, with friends, spent last evening at Balboa attending the Goof Klub dance. Mrs. Mary Zeigler and daughter, Mabel, and Miss Allene Adams Leave tomorrow for a week at Redondo. Miss Certpade Cole of Orange is spending the day with Miss Allene Adams. Mr. and Mrs. F. Moore and Mrs.W Amstutz were in Los Angeles on Sunday and took in a show. Miss Myrtle Owen and Miss Wilhelmina Zitzmann are spending their vacation at Catalina Island. Miss Blanche Mickle and Miss Clem Backs are spending their vacation at Catalina. Mrs. Pranter and son, Donald, of San Bernardino are visiting Miss Ella Atkins for a week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P Sebastian spent Sunday with Mrs. Sebastian's parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.A Holland, of Santa Ana. Mrs. Obarr and children, Dorothy and Thelma of Santa Ana spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.J.P Sebastian. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Parmeter, former residents of Anaheim, but now residing in San Jacinto, were calling on Mrs.J.W Elliott yesterday. C.A.Boege, 1118 W.Center-st, returned last evening from an extended eastern trip, going as far as New York City.Mrs.Boege and children will remain in New York for at least another month. Mrs.Ernest Kelso and children, of Taft, are the guests for several days of her friend, Mrs.Eugene Muck. B.E.Morthland left yesterday on a several days' business trip to San Diego and El Centro. The G.H.Fleekner family is enjoying a fine new Jordan automobile and "warmed it up" with a 125-mile drive Sunday to points of interest. James Bever and daughter,Glendys,and G.W.Bever.all of Kansas City, relatives in Santa Ana here with the Beaver day. C.P.J.Johnson,Route S.Anneheim,days vacation,begin Edward Anderson is his absence. Mr. and Mrs.J.O.Marjorie and France Donald will spend Strawberry Flats.M who has been spending there will return with Mr.Herbert Oelke Anheml after having York City for about here he was an empt National bank.In N associated with the bank.Before return he was touring the States in an autom朋友s will be glaid is here to stay. Miss Elsa Block of Agency has left for at So.California be Mr.Mr.Fredand their brother have left for the Yor Mr.mr.McGee been Anheml resident moved yesterday to McQuarter is superlise lease at Signal Hill Workmen have painting the Magnolia and its appearance proved.The board anxious to secure the primary departin has occurred recently Dr.Rherry G.Huff for Omaha after having with his sister,May.on West mother,Mrs.G.F.Ana.Dr.Huffman internship in a host plansto return to its conclusion.to e Miss Hannah Herd of Judge Howard today on business Charles Bellie centia are enjoyin tion at Catalina. Dr.C.S.Shrugion A DAY of READ EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THESE COUPONS ARE OFFERED HERE AND AT PRICES MU Friday, Au A lot of shears will save you money in clipping the coupons on this page and brittled below. They're ready to serve you with a host long time. Wherever you see a coupon you anticipated in bargains. Simply read tomorrow—for the coupon price is effec $5.00 $5.00 This Coupon good for Five Dollars off on any suit in our store. $5.00 $5.00 THE PRINCE STORE Corner Center and Lemon Sts. $1.00 This Coupon good for One off on any hat in our THE PRINCE STORE Corner Center and Lemon Sts. THIS COUPON IS WORTH 50c on any Brassiere in our store. ANAHEIM CORSET SHOP Mrs. E. Taylor, Prop. 215 W. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. FRUIT BASKETS, Reg. $2. This coupon and ... SEWING BASKETS, with tasse Regular $2.50 value. This coupon and ... Anaheim Music & Nov. H. J. EFKER GOOD FOR 50 CENTS on any FRAMED PICTURE or ANY ARTICLE in our ART DEPARTMENT Priced at $2.00 or over. Mr.'s Book and Music Store Good for 100 Design The Belrobe Me The Pattern Tha * SEBAST 119 W. Center St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA relatives in Santa Ana were visiting here with the Bever family yesterday. C. P. J. Johnson, R. F. D. carrer on route S. Anaheim is enjoying a 18 days' vacation, beginning this week. Edward Anderson is substitute during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Reed and Miss Marjorie and Frances Reed and Mr. Donald will spend several days at Strawberry Flats. Miss Ruth Reed, who has been spending several weeks there will return with them. Mr. Herbert Olke has returned to Anaheim after having been in New York City for about a year. While here he was an employee in the First National bank. In New York he was associated with the Hanover National bank. Before returning to Anaheim he was touring the New England States in an automobile. His many friends will be glad to find that he is here to stay. Miss Elsa Block of the Dunton Ford Agency has left for a week's vacation at So. California beaches. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kort of Olive-st, and their brother and sister-in-law, have left for the Yosemite. Mr. and Mrs. McQuarter, who have been Anaheim residents for some time, moved yesterday to Long Beach. Mr. McQuarter is superintendent of an oil lease at Signal Hill. Workmen have almost completed painting the Magnolia school building and its appearance is greatly improved. The board of directors is anxious to secure another teacher for the primary department, as a vacancy has occurred recently. Dr. Harry G. Huffman left Saturday for Omaha after a very pleasant visit with his sister, Mrs. Arthur Arnold May, on West Broadway, and his mother, Mrs. G. F. Huffman, in Santa Ana. Dr. Huffman is finishing his internship in a hospital in Omaha and plans to return to the Southland, at its conclusion, to establish a practice. Miss Hannah Herrwitz of the office of Judge Howard is in Los Angeles today on business for the firm. Charles Bellee and family, of Placentia, are enjoying a few days' vacation at Catalina. Mr. Bellee has re- Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Lease were Long Beach visitors Saturday priming Mr. Willis, Miss Besie-Luchenbach and others. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Swarris and two amal daughters will celebrate Eva Swartz birthday in Los Angeles at his mother's Mrs. Forley, tonight. Mr. Chambern motored to Long Beach Monday to meet his wife and she returned home after a week's stay at that place. Mrs. J. E. Robertson and Mrs. Chambern motored to Brea Monday night to attend a surprise party given West Coast Lease WEST COAST LEASE, Aug. 10—(Spill)—The carpentors are in earnest now, as they have commenced to improve the bungalow on West Coast Lease. Many young people on West Coast GARDEN COURT Benzoin and Almond Cream for the Sunburn This is a soothing and healing lotion for beautifying the complexion and is free from the objections that apply to many other face preparations. Used by ladies and gentlemen. Price 50c the bottle. Sold exclusively by ANAHEIM PHARMACY OF Greater Bargain OF THESE COUPONS—MANY OF THE THINGS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN WANTAT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN YOU EXPECTED TO PAY. PON DAY August 12th Save you money in this great Sale. Simply use them in on this page and bring them to us — the stores adver- e you with a host of values you haven’t seen in a long, you see a coupon you’re sure to get more than you ever s. Simply read each coupon carefully and bring it in coupon price is effective for only a single day. you with a host of values you haven't seen in a long, you see a coupon you're sure to get more than you ever simply read each coupon carefully and bring it in coupon price is effective for only a single day. COUPON $1.00 Coupon good for One Dollar on any hat in our store. THE PRINCE STORE Corner Center and Lemon Sts. GOOD FOR 50c on any $1.50 pair of SILK HOSE or over Good for $1.00 on any BATHING SUIT in the house Good for $1.00 on any WAIST in the house GOOD FOR $1.00 on any SWEATER in the house Good for $2.00 on any CAPE or DRESS in the house Good for 50 Percent reduction on any ORDRESS in the house ST BASKETS, Reg. this coupon and ..... BASKETS, with tassels and rings. $2.50 value. $1.50 Coupon and ..... Hheim Music & Novelty Co. H. J. EFKER Style Shop 105 W. Center St. GOOD for 10¢ Credit on any Designer Pattern The Belrobe Method—Saves Material The Pattern That Shows in Pictures SEBASTION BROS. 119 W. Center St. Anaheim This Coupon and $2.00 Buys Six 10-inch Pathe or Columbia Records Hammel's Music Store, 124 E. Center CALIFORNIA Wednesday, August 10, 1921 In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler on So. Orange-st. Mr. Jack Gaudin brought his wife and baby home Monday from the Hospital. 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