oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-08

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ENTERTAIN 500 CLUB All their beautiful home on South Set, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corder were hosts to the Wednesday evening 500 club. Interesting events were discussed and with the game made the evening pass rapidly. Mrs. Cordes served a daltry two course luncheon at the close of the game. Those present were Messrs and Mesdames Busch, Molt, Wessel, Schaeffer, Frahm, Pertum, Kabitahire, Karsten, Hilbers, Stiemeres, Lecher, Misses Alma Frahm, Irene and Evelyn Cordes, Nora Senderfield and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Cordes. PLAN COOKED FOOD SALE The Loyal women class of the Christian church will hold a cooked food sale Saturday in Stroupe's market, beginning at 10 a.m. All kinds of pastry, some salads and other good things will be in the list for sale. The proceeds are for the benefit of the building fund of the church. MRS. FAILIS HOSTESS Mrs. Elmer Fallis of Buena Park, entertained yesterday Mrs. H. C. Ruick and Mrs. Paul Levier. The day was spent in chatting and doing fancy work. In the evening they were joined by Mr. Ruick and Mr. Levier. The evening was spent in playing cards and enjoying Victrola music. Light refreshments were served following the game. 11 ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backs were a very surprised couple last night when a number of their friends came in unexpectedly. The occasion was in honor of their 11th wedding anniversary. The surprise was made more complete when it was discovered that the party had dressed in hard time costumes. The self-invited guests brought their tamales, crackers, doughnuts and coffee. Messrs. Ed. Brown, John Johnson and James Johnson formed an orchestra and dancing was enjoyed by all. The jolly party was composed of Messrs and Mesdames Fred Mickle, J. Johnston, C. L. Martin, Gene Rust, Otto Rust, of Graff Valley, E. L. Davis, Walter Mickle, Mrs. Minnie Palmer, Miss Blanche Mickle. HONOR TENNESSEE VISITORS Mrs. Alice Ryan Kennedy and Miss Annie Ryan were hostesses yesterday at their beautiful home, Ramona Villa, honoring Miss Edith Hall, of Memphis, Tennessee. Floral bowers were used throughout the living, music and dining rooms. The game of 500 was a feature of the afternoon. The first prize, a beautiful berry bowl, was awarded to Mrs. F. A. Yunbluth; the second, a celery dish; went to Mrs. Edgar Hartung, and the guest prize went to Miss Hall. Those enjoying the hospitality of these charming hostesses were: Mesdames Homer Ames, Edward Olmstead, E. Borchert, J. A. Clayes, G. W. Closson, Roger Dutton, J. Dwyer, W. J. Dolan, Leonard Evans, C. F. Grim, Edgar Hartung, H.F. Houch, A.B.McCord,A.Mullinix, Adolph Rimpau, J.J.Schnelder, Leo Sheridan, J.W.Truax,F.A.Yungbluth,Miss Frieda Janss,the hostess Mrs.Kennedy and Miss Ryan and the honoree Miss Hall. ENJOY PLEASANT OUTING Several Anaheim people with friends enjoyed a pleasant outing over the holiday at Mt.Palomar in San Diego county. They returned thru Homet and witnessed the Rodeo stampede and also attended the festival of the Soboba Indian reservation Monday evening. The party included Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Wallop, Mr. and Mrs.Renner and Russell Renner Miss Alice Robbins,and Mr.Tom Scott and Mr.Ach Jennings of Santa Ana,and Mrs.Fisher of Los Angeles. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana to Miss Josie M.Harkness of Anaheim,and Mr.Richard Paul Cronenberger. VISIT ORANGE O.E.S.TONIGHT Chispa Chapter O.E.S.will go to Orange tonight instead of last evening at stated yesterday. They will be the guests of the Scepter Chapter at their initiatory exercises.A banquet will be served after the initiation. WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY Mr. and Mrs.J., Angeles,and Miss Scranton,Penna,pai Mrs. Sturdevant.in home on Kraemer-a Mrs.Annie Mitchell has been visiting has gone to San weeks. Mr.and Mrs.J.L.to Oceanside yester business and pleasure Mrs.B.F.House friends from Orangiers at Newport. Mr.mand Mrs.F.Fand Mrs.E.Roblin Beach for over the Miss Irene Millisfriends have returne getic tour overof the state.Theey eight weeks and spatime in the lumber ccounty. Mr.Jack JacksonBranch U.C whecollege. Mr.M.P.Dole insiter.Mr.M.J.Idlo Mrs.FE Minorand Ray are in Anaher mother,Mrs.E. Mr.mand Mrs.T.H.Vannata will motorrow. E.M.SchlatterandPaul RichardsonMessrs.Tobinanding yesterday at Neere able to tell fishthey didn't exhibit Frank N.Gibbsw today on business. Mr.mand Mrs.E.kansas City.Kansasday at the AnaleLemon Assn. Malcom A.FraserAnahaim C.of.C.wFrancisco on busine week,has returned,freshed from his trout out of the hum-drul few days. Mrs.Barre andLos Angeles.have HIST CLUB ENTERTAINED The Wednesday Whist Club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. M. Neblung. Pretty summer flowers and greenery were used artistically about the living room. A dainty two-course luncheon was served from the tables. The club members present were: Mesdames H. Backs, M. Palmer, C. L. Martin, F. Mickle, T. Dietrick, W. Quarton, Wade Quarton of Fullerton, W. Jewell, L. Witherell, and the hostess, Mrs. Nebling. The guests of the club were Mrs. Wayne and Mrs. Alice Booth. BIRTHDAY PARTY AT PARK The birthday anniversaries of O. H. Renner are coming so rapidly in recent years that he almost forgot yesterday was another of them, but to make it a happy reminder, Mrs. Renner invited a number of their friends to pass the evening with them at Orange county park. A delicious chicken supper was served at 6:30, the climax of which was the beautifully decorated birthday cake. After a pleasant hour in the park the guests went to the Renner home where they enjoyed the remalder of the evening in conversation and music. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wallop, Mrs. R. H. Seale, Miss Blanche Fuller, F. B. Morley, Miss Alice Robbins and Messrs Tom Scott and Arch Bennings, of Santa Ana; Mrs. Balfour and Miss Barbara Balfour and Master Richard Riley of South Pasadena, and Mr. and Mrs. Renner and son Russell. The honoree received many gifts from his friends as remembrances of the happy occasion. MARRIAGE LICENSES Earl C. Fullerton, 28, Riverside, and Frances A. Sigler, 20, Los Angeles. SPEND LABOR DAY AT PARK A party of friends spent an enjoyable day at Orange-co park on Labor day. They were: Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott and family. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana to Miss Josie M. Harkness of Anaheim, and Mr. Richard Paul Cronenberger. VISIT ORANGE O. E. S.TONIGHT Chispa Chapter O. E. S will go to Orange tonight instead of last evening at stated yesterday. They will be the guests of the Sceptor Chapter at their initiatory exercises. A banquet will be served after the initiation. WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY The Misses Ruth and Eleanor Loescher and Walter Loescher were hostesses and host at a house party at their home in Richfield over the week-end. Their guests were Miss Alice Flene, Arthur Dittmor and Minert Grumm, all of Orange. Music and dancing and a general good time such as young people may make for themselves made the time seem very short. The guests returned to their homes Tuesday evening. WHO ARE GREATEST WOMEN? The oft repeated question as to who were America's greatest women will receive an answer which will become history when the Women's National Foundation incorporates in its club house in Washington, D.C., a feminine Hall of Remembrance to the famous women of each of the 48 states. It has been suggested that in the hall, which would be the main auditorium, there be erected 48 pillars, each representing a state. Names of the state's most famous women would be selected by a commission, nominated by the governors, whose findings would be finally passed upon by a special national committee of four or five distinguished citizens and these names be placed on the pillars. The only restriction in the selection of names will be the exclusion of all women now living. Women all over the country are receiving letters concerning the movement with blanks for their expression as to whom in their community would make the best point of contact for the Foundation. WEDDING INVITATIONS ISSUED Invitations are issued for the marriage of Miss Olive Eva Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, of Yorba Linda, to Mr. Paul W. Trook, the ceremony to occur in the tea room of the First Friends church in Whittier, Thursday evening, Sept. 29. The young couple will be at home in Yorba Linda after Nov. 1. Rev. T. H. Walker of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim who is spending his vacation at Camp Baldy returned to Anaheim today on a short trip. He will return from his vacation next Tuesday. Job Printing at the Plain Dealer MISSRAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana to Miss Josie M. Harkness of Anaheim, and Mr. Richard Paul Cronenberger. VISIT ORANGE O. E.S.TONIGHT Chispa Chapter O.E.S will go to Orange tonight instead of last evening at stated yesterday. They will be the guests of the Sceptor Chapter at their initiatory exercises. A banquet will be served after the initiation. WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY The Misses Ruth and Eleanor Loescher and Walter Loescher were hostesses and host at a house party at their home in Richfield over the week-end. Their guests were Miss Alice Flene, Arthur Dittmor and Minert Grumm, all of Orange. Music and dancing and a general good time such as young people may make for themselves made the time seem very short. The guests returned to their homes Tuesday evening. WHO ARE GREATEST WOMEN? The oft repeated question as to who were America's greatest women will receive an answer which will become history when the Women's National Foundation incorporates in its club house in Washington, D.C., a feminine Hall of Remembrance to the famous women of each of the 48 states. It has been suggested that in the hall, which would be the main auditorium, there be erected 48 pillars, each representing a state. Names of the state's most famous women would be selected by a commission, nominated by the governors, whose findings would be finally passed upon by a special national committee of four or five distinguished citizens and these names be placed on the pillars. The only restriction in the selection of names will be the exclusion of all women now living. Women all over the country are receiving letters concerning the movement with blanks for their expression as to whom in their community would make the best point of contact for the Foundation. WEDDING INVITATIONS ISSUED Invitations are issued for the marriage of Miss Olive Eva Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, of Yorba Linda, to Mr. Paul W. Trook, the ceremony to occur in the tea room of the First Friends church in Whittier, Thursday evening, Sept. 29. The young couple will be at home in Yorba Linda after Nov. 1. Rev. T. H. Walker of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim who is spending his vacation at Camp Baldy returned to Anaheim today on a short trip. He will return from his vacation next Tuesday. MISSRAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana to Miss Josie M. Harkness of Anaheim, and Mr. Richard Paul Cronenberger. VISIT ORANGE O.E.S.TONIGHT Chispa Chapter O.E.S will go to Orange tonight instead of last evening at stated yesterday. They will be the guests of the Sceptor Chapter at their initiatory exercises. A banquet will be served after the initiation. WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY The Misses Ruth and Eleanor Loescher and Walter Loescher were hostesses and host at a house party at their home in Richfield over the week-end. Their guests were Miss Alice Flene, Arthur Dittmor and Minert Grumm, all of Orange. Music and dancing and a general good time such as young people may make for themselves made the time seem very short. The guests returned to their homes Tuesday evening. WHO ARE GREATEST WOMEN? The oft repeated question as to who were America's greatest women will receive an answer which will become history when the Women's National Foundation incorporates in its club house in Washington, D.C., a feminine Hall of Remembrance to the famous women of each of the 48 states. It has been suggested that in the hall, which would be the main auditorium, there be erected 48 pillars, each representing a state. Names of the state's most famous women would be selected by a commission, nominated by the governors, whose findings would be finally passed upon by a special national committee of four or five distinguished citizens and these names be placed on the pillars. The only restriction in the selection of names will be the exclusion of all women now living. Women all over the country are receiving letters concerning the movement with blanks for their expression as to whom in their community would make the best point of contact for the Foundation. WEDDING INVITATIONS ISSUED Invitations are issued for the marriage of Miss Olive Eva Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, of Yorba Linda, to Mr. Paul W. Trook, the ceremony to occur in the tea room of the First Friends church in Whittier, Thursday evening, Sept. 29. The young couple will be at home in Yorba Linda after Nov. 1. Rev. T. H. Walker of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim who is spending his vacation at Camp Baldy returned to Anaheim today on a short trip. He will return from his vacation next Tuesday. MISSRAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana to Miss Josie M. Harkness of Anaheim, and Mr. Richard Paul Cronenberger. VISIT ORANGE O.E.S.TONIGHT Chispa Chapter O.E.S will go to Orange tonight instead of last evening at stated yesterday. They will be the guests of the Sceptor Chapter at their initiatory exercises. A banquet will be served after the initiation. WEEK-END HOUSE PARTY The Misses Ruth and Eleanor Loescher and Walter Loescher were hostesses and host at a house party at their home in Richfield over the week-end. Their guests were Miss Alice Flene, Arthur Dittmor and Minert Grumm, all of Orange. Music and dancing and a general good time such as young people may make for themselves made the time seem very short. The guests returned to their homes Tuesday evening. WHO ARE GREATEST WOMEN? The oft repeated question as to who were America's greatest women will receive an answer which will become history when the Women's National Foundation incorporates in its club house in Washington, D.C., a feminine Hall of Remembrance to the famous women of each of the 48 states. It has been suggested that in the hall, which would be the main auditorium, there be erected 48 pillars, each representing a state. 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Walker of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim who is spending his vacation at Camp Baldy returned to Anaheim today on a short trip. He will return from his vacation next Tuesday. MISSRAGE LICENSE ISSUED A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana to Miss Josie M. 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MISSRageLEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana To miss your friend who is spending her visitation on campus. MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana To miss your friend who is spending her visitation on campus. MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana To miss your friend who is spending her visitation on campus. MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: A marriage license was issued yesterday in Santa Ana To miss your friend who is spending her visitation on campus. MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MISSREGION LEGALIZATION DISCUSSION: MARRIAGE LICENSES Earl C. Fullerton, 26, Riverside, and Frances A. Sigler, 20, Los Angeles. SPEND LABOR DAY AT PARK A party of friends spent an enjoyable day at Orange-co park on Labor day. They were: Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott and family. Rev. T. H. Walker of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim who is spending his vacation at Camp Baldy returned to Anaholm today on a short trip. He will return from his vacation next Tuesday. Job Printing at the Plain Dealer See Chaffees Grocery Sale Displays The Telegraph Wires Send Your Flowers It is a fact that we can have flowers delivered for you to anyone in any town in any part of the United States or Canada, through telegraph connection with florists everywhere. It makes no difference whether it is Pasadena or New York. Just tell us what you want and we will do the rest. HOWARD E. GATES FLORIST The New Flower Shop, 120 N. Los Angeles St. The Flower Phone 121 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Madison, of Los Angeles, and Miss Louise Madison, of Scranton, Penn., passed Tuesday with Mrs. Sturdevant, in Placentia, at her home on Kraemer-ave. Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of Chicago, who has been visiting at J. P. O'Brien's has gone to San Diego for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van de Veer drove to Oceanside yesterday on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs. B. V. Houls with a party of friends from orange were recent visitors at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. James and Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson were in Seal Beach for over the holidays. Miss Irene Millis with a party of friends have returned from their evangelistic tour over the northern part of the state. They were gone about eight weeks and spent most of their time in the lumber camps of Humboldt county. Mr. Jack Jackson has left for So. Branch U. C. where he will attend college. Mr. M. P. Dole is a guest of His sister, Mrs. J. C. Idior. Mrs. F E Minor and children, Grace and Ray, are in Anaheim visiting with her mother, Mrs. E. L. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. T. Hoag and Mrs. Chas Vanatta will motor to Chino tomorrow. E. M. Schlatter, Lawrence Mitchell and Paul Richardson of Beaumont, and Measrs, Tobin and Durkee went fishing yesterday at Newport Beach. They were able to tell fishermen's tales, but they didn't exhibit proof. Frank N. Gibbs was in Los Angeles today on business. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Whittle of Arkansas City, Kansas, were visitors yesterday at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n. Maleom A. Fraser, secretary of the Anaheim C. of C., who has been in San Francisco on business for the last week, has returned, feeling much refreshed from his trip which got him out of the hum-drum of routine for a few days. Mr. Barre and Mrs. Hopkins, of Los Angeles, have returned to their Mrs. John Cook and daughter, Ellen, returned yesterday from Laguna Beach where they have passed the summer in their cottage. Miss Ellen Tuma enjoyed the holidays in San Diego with friends, returning home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee went to San Diego Monday, returning the same evening. Their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Liddiard and two sons, who had been at the Durfee ranch for a visit, remained in San Diego, their home. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Heing and daughter Catherine were in Los Angeles yesterday. Miss Louise Denton will be at the home of Mrs. W. J. Heinz. She has just arrived and is one of the teachers. Mrs. Heinz and Miss Denton were college chums. Mr. Chas Van Oravall of Yuma who has been at the home of Mr. Chas Vanatta left yesterday for Ohio, where he will visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt spent the holidays in the mountains near San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. J. Croft of Long Beach will be dinner guests tomorrow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hollingsworth. Miss Gladyn Julian, who has been at the home of Mrs. Henson Paris has departed for Fullerton where she will teach. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Spencer who have been in the northern part of the state have returned to their home in Anaheim. Mr. Spencer was employed in the oil wells and was transferred up there. Miss Laura McClellan who has been visiting relatives in the east for the past two months is expected to arrive home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. R.Landis, of Huntington Beach, were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Critton. Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Nichols and two children are enjoying a few days in Long Beach. Mrs.A.Lena and Mrs.Baggot returned today from a several days visit in Long Beach, the guest of Mrs.Lena's mother, Mrs.Sutchbury. Mr. and Mrs.Otto Walker, of Kansas are in Anaheim for a few days visiting with friends who were former residents of the Sunflower state, among them being Mr.A.Lena. Fred Dyckman, wife and three children have returned from Missouri... AHLS School D WINDSOR TIES Boys' Silk Windsor Ties, plains, dots or plain color, 35c grade 25c BOYS' HOSE Medium rib hose, fast black, extra quality, good strong knees, special pair 25c GIRLS' HOSE Fine rib hose, full mercerized, brown or white. These sell regularly at 65c pair Special 3 pair $1.00 they didn't exhibit proof. Frank N. Gibbs was in Los Angeles today on business. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Whittle of Arkansas City, Kansas, were visitors yesterday at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n. Malcom A. Fraser, secretary of the Anaheim C. of C., who has been in San Francisco on business for the last week, has returned, feeling mucu refreshed from his trip which got him out of the hum-drum of routine for a few days. Mrs. Barre and Mrs. Hopkins, of Los Angeles, have returned to their homes in Los Angeles after a holiday visit here with Mrs. Eugene Mock. Cleve Lewis, of San Diego, who has been the guest of Mrs. L. P. Bonnat for several days, left yesterday for Los Angeles, Long Beach and other places where she will visit for several days. She will then return to Anaheim for a stay of several days before going to her home in the southern city. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Anderson and Mrs. W. J. Elliott, Mrs. E W Anderson and Miss Viola Elliott are spending the day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie motored to Covina Sunday, Mrs. E. L. Mote returned with them and will be their guest for several days. Miss Luelle Johnston and Emma Owens went to So. Branch U. C today to take the examination prior to their entrance into that college. Miss Buelah Watermann of Hollywood is visiting this week with Miss Lillis Johnston. Mrs. Frank Lankford and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and family motored to Newport Heights on a recent day. Mrs. H. C. Rulek will spend tomorrow with friends in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jayne and sons have returned from a two weeks vacation at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott entertained Mr. and Mrs. Orval Shank and Mr. and Mrs N. L Anderson to dinner last evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis were in Los Angeles esterday. Mr. Ralph Ellis leaves Sunday for a two weeks' vacation at Big Bear accompanied by his friend Mr. Prebble, of Tustin. Leonard Backus and Marion Buttler from Redlands University visited Melba Dugas and Grace Cutshall yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eaton returned yesterday from a two days' visit with friends at Whittier. Mrs. A. Frahn returned Tuesday eve from spending the week-end at Big Bear. Mrs. Eugene Mock went to Whittier today to be the guest of Mrs. F. G. Gillisple. Mrs. Hudson, daughter and son, who have been guests of Mrs. Eugene Mock for some time, left Saturday for Los Angeles where Miss Frances entered the Sacred Heart academy for the coming term of school. Mrs. Hudson and son went on to their home in Taft, Calif. $50.00 Reward —To anyone who will bring us a watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. —We have added to our employ a skilled man at the head of our watch repair department who is an expert on American and Swiss Watches. —We have reduced our prices. CLEANING Up to 15 jewel $1.25 Up to 21 jewel 1.75 Bracelet Watches 1.50 New Crystal .25 Unbreakable crystal .35 New hand plain .25 New hand fancy .35 New mainspring .1.35 Our work is of the best and absolutely guaranteed for one year. The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" Arkaur A. Cohen, Proprietor 223 W. Center St. Anaheim SPECIAL FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY Corsets $3.98 Hosiery $1.98 Silk Underwear $3.98 A SPECIAL PURCHASE in which quality has not been sacrificed to the prices. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS! Anaheim Corset Shop 215 W. Center St. Anaheim HLSWEDE'S School Days Are Here! SOR TIES Windsor Ties, or plain color, 25c 'S' HOSE b hose, fast a quality, good es, special pair 25c 'S' HOSE rose, full merown or white. regularly at Special r $1.00 We can supply your wants with everything in the school supply line at a great saving BROWNIE LUNCH BOX Extra quality Brownie lunch boxes, buckle strap handle 25c MIDDY TIES Large size, all-silk, three-cornered middy ties, red, black or navy, 75c grade. Special 50c SCHOOL SUPPLIES Composition Books 5c, 10c Board Covered Composition Books 20c Spelling Blanks...5c, 10c Pencil Tablets .....5c Pencils, 2 for.....5c 10c Pencils .....5c Fountain Pen Ink.....15c Writing Fluid .....10c Crayolas .....10c, 20c Wax Crayons .....5c Erasers .....1c, 5c Saturday Last Day Organization Sale will come to an end. Many homes made happy. Dozens and phonographs have been delivered, but there are still some won-gains left. 1 Fischer, 1 Steger, in, a Chickering, a Clark, a Hamilton, a and others. Prices start at $145 Producing Piano remarkable buy. Plenty volls, and duet bench. $337 Used but fine condition. RE IS ANY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD YOU WANT, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Producing Piano remarkable buy. Plenty rolls, and duet bench. HERE IS ANY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD YOU WANT, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Monographs A few $150.00 values left to go at $56 Records included. You can never equal this. Just think of it. $171 You must see this. THING MUST GO. NOTHING WILL BE HELD JUST COME IN, PICK OUT YOUR INSTRUCTION AND PAY PAYMENT WILL SECURE IT FOR YOU AND ALANCE OF FIRST PAYMENT LATER. $5 DANZ PIANO Co. "THINK OF MUSIC" 162 W. Center Anaheim S of People Are Buying New Columbia Records Here 3 for $1.