oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. Thee, Colderhoff and Mrs. Duesch were in Newport yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Welsh and daughter Anita were in Riverside yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Nichles and daughter Bernice were in Huntington Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead and family were in Huntington Beach yesterday. The Bankerets club will be entertained this evening at the home of Miss Myrtle Owen in Norwalk. Mrs. L. Logan and Mrs. Anderson of San Pedro were guests of Mrs. J. King. Mrs. J. S. Carmen of Los Angeles is a guest of Mrs. J. H. Swan. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sparkes and Miss Calyne Sparkes, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sparkes were in Seal Beach Sunday. Miss Hazel Withee with friends was in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bevillard and family have returned from their motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Farris were week end guests in Los Angeles at the home of the mother of Mrs. Farris. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bishop and family motored to Alhambra to attend the party given in honor of the 80th birthday anniversary of the father of Mr. Bishop. Mr. D. W. Anderson, Mrs. N. L. Anderson, Mrs. E. L. Anderson, and husbands went to Redondo Beach where they visited Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. Sarah Farner. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walter and son, Charles went to Elsinore Sunday, returning by way of Murrjeta Hot Springs, Occanside, and other interesting places. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Poison were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs. Polson's mother, Mrs. Sarah Taber, in Orange. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ackerman, Mrs. O'Lourke, and little Reggy Ackerman drove to Hollywood, Los Angeles and other places of interest and beauty. Mr. and Mrs. Bernhart Schroeder and family and Alfred Miller passed the afternoon in Orange-co park yesterday, and enjoyed their supper there, picnic style. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dushani, Mrs. Roy Justice and Mrs. Fishback drove family were in San Pedro Sunday Viewing the fleet. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Durfee and Mr. and Mrs. Colbertson were in Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Epperly of Monrovia were week-end guests at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.Epperly. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jacobsen and daughter were at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Falkenstein. Mrs.Laura H.Carson who has been visiting with friends in Anaheim, She left this morning for N.Y., where she will spend the next year.In India she was at the head of a Mission school at Chin Hill.After her visit in N.Y., she will return and make her home here. Mrs.R.R.Pember,Miss Valle Pember and Mrs.At Kemper and Mr.Fred Hays spent yesterday in Los Angeles.Miss Viola Muckenthaler, who has been several days in the city returned with them. Miss Edna Collins is visiting with friends in Ollinda for several days. Dr.mrs.H.D.Cook and Miss Josephine Cook spent Sunday in River-side. Mrs.Emmia Hoseauer is spending the week at Seal Beach with her sister,Mrs.Kluver. Mr.mrs.Eugene Gordon and family were in Pomona Sunday. Mrs.R.Dunning of Balbon spent the week with her daughters,Mrs.A.E.Huck and Mrs.M.A.Gorton. Mrs.Roy Irans and daughter from Santa Ana were guests yesterday of Mr.mrs.Frank Gates. Mr.mrs.Irving Gates have returned from a delightful motor trip in Santa Paula. Mr.mrs.F.AArneal are in Elsinore for a vacation. Mr.mrs.Wm.Geerdes were in Long Beach Sunday. Miss Ella Geerdes, niece of Mr.mrs.Wm.Geerden visiting with the family were in San Pedro Sunday Viewing the fleet. Mr.mrs.M.E.Durfee and Mr.mrs.Colbertson were in Long Beach Sunday. Mr.mrs.H.E.Epperly of Monrovia were week-end guests at the home of their son, Mr.mrs.F.E.Epperly. Mr.mrs.Charles Jacobsen and daughter were at the home of Mr.mrs.Wm.Falkenstein. Mrs.Laura H.Carson who has been visiting with friends in Anaheim, She left this morning for N.Y., where she will spend the next year.In India she was at the head of a Mission school at Chin Hill.After her visit in N.Y., she will return and make her home here. Mrs.R.R.Pember,Miss Valle Pember and Mrs.At Kemper and Mr.Fred Hays spent yesterday in Los Angeles.Miss Viola Muckenthaler, who has been several days in the city returned with them。 Miss Edna Collins is visiting with friends in Ollinda for several days。 Dr.mrs.H.D.Cook和Miss Josephine Cook spent Sunday在River-side。 Miss.Emmia Hoseauer是 spending的week at Seal Beachwithher sister,Mrs.Kluver。 Mr.mrs.Eugene Gordon和family were in Pomona Sunday。 Mrs.R.Dunning of Balbon spenttheweekwithherdaughters,Mrs.A.E.HuckandMrs.M.A.Gorton。 Mrs.Roy IransanddaughterfromSantaAnawereguestsyesterdayofMr.mrs.FrankGates。 Mr.mrs.IrvingGateshavereturnedfromadelightfulmotortripsinSantaPaulia。 Mr.mrs.F.AArnealareinElsinoreforavacation。 Mr.mrs.Wm.GeerdeswereinLongBeachSunday。 MissEllaGeerdes,nieceofMr.mrs.Wm.GeerdenvisitingwiththefamilywereinSanPedroSundayViewingthefleet。 Mr.mrs.M.E.DurfeeandMr.mrs.ColbertsonwereinLongBeachSunday。 Mr.mrs.H.E.EpperlyofMonroviawereweek-endguestsatthehomeofthelife son,mrmsF.E.Epperly。 MrandMrs.J.CarsonwhohasbeenvisitingwithfriendsinAnaheim,SheleftthismorningforN.Y.wHEREshewillspendthenextyear.InIndiashewasattheheadofaMissionschoolatChinHill.AfterhervisitINY,shewillreturnandmakeherhomehere。 Mrs.R.R.Pember,MissVallePemberandfamilywereinPomonaSunday。 Mrs.R.DunningofBalbonspenttheweekwithherdaughters,Mrs.A.E.HuckandMrs.M.A.Gorton。 MissRoyIransanddaughterfromSantaAnawereguestsyesterdayofMr.mrs.FrankGates。 MristrivingGateshavereturnedfromadelightfulmotortripsinSantaPaulia。 MristrussF.AArnealareinElsinoreforavacation。 MristrussWm.GeerdeswereinLongBeachSunday。 MissEllaGeerdes,nieceofMr.mrs.Wm.GeerdenvisitingwiththefamilywereinSanPedroSundayViewingthefleet。 Mr.mrs.M.E.DurfeeandMr.mrs.ColbertsonwereinLongBeachSunday。 Mr.mrs.H.E.EpperlyofMonroviawereweek-endguestsatthehomeofthelife son,mrmsF.E.Epperly。 MrandMrs.J.CarsonwhohasbeenvisitingwithfriendsinAnaheim,SheleftthismorningforN.Y.wHEREshewillspendthenextyear.InIndiashewasattheheadofaMissionschoolatChinHill.AfterhervisitINY,shewillreturnandmakeherhomehere。 Mrs.R.R.Pember,MissVallePemberandfamilywereinPomonaSunday。 MristrivingGateshavereturnedfromadelightfulmotortripsinSantaPaulia。 MristrussF.AArnealareinElsinoreforavacation。 MristrussWm.GeerdeswereinLongBeachSunday。 MissEllaGeerdes,nieceofMr.mrs.Wm.GeerdenvisitingwiththefamilywereinSanPedroSundayViewingthefleet。 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Poison were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs. Polson's mother, Mrs. Sarah Taber, in Orange. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ackerman, Mrs. Ol'ourke, and little Reggy, Ackerman drove to Hollywood, Los Angeles and other places of interest and beauty. Mr. and Mrs. Bernhardt Schroeder and family and Alfred Miller passed the afternoon in Orange-co, park yesterday, and enjoyed their supper there, plenic style. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dushani, Mrs. Roy Justice and Mrs. Fishback drove to Long Beach yesterday and saw the Pacific fleet which is anchored there. Mrs. H. L. Leurand, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Leland of Fresno, were in Anchim Friday, the guest of their friend, Mrs. W. H. Critton. Prof. F. K Walker of the Arizona State Normal school at Flagstaff, and family, and Miss Ethel Compton are visiting with Miss Bella Walker, and Mrs. J. K. Langdon, his sisters, of Anaheim. The rent meeting of the Free Methodist on So. Lemon-st at the intersection of Broadway is being fairly well attended. Rev. McCabe of Orange is conducting the meetings. There will be services every night this week, with the exception of Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, and son, Sydney, and Miss Cathie Bell attended the Elks baseball game yesterday. Miss Enid Cahoe of the Plain Dealer force is enjoying a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Edwards and daughters spent Sunday with relatives in Santh Ann. Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Walker of Arizona who have been visiting with friends and relatives have left for a short visit with friends in Santa Barbara prior to their return to their home. Prof. Walker is vice president of the Arizona State Normal. Miss Catherine Steward will leave tomorrow for U. S. C., to attend the College of Music. This is her junior year. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Kraemer were in Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp and Mrs. Juan Bandini and son were in Long Beach Sunday. Miss Ethel Pickard of Orange was the guest of Miss Lenore Stewart for several days last week. Mr. M. V. Stewart has returned from a fishing trip. Most of his time was spent in Sequoia and in different northern resorts. Mrs. P. A. Weller, Mrs. O. A. Loomis and children, Geraldine and Martha and Miss Harriett Austin spent the week-end in Anaheim Landing. On Sunday Mr. Weller and Mr. Loomis joined their wives and then all returned home in the evening. Mr. John Phonas of Columbus, N.M., surprised his mother, Mrs. Sterner by appearing in Anaheim on Sunday. Mrs. L. Goble is in Pasadena for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilkinson, Miss Hazel Wilkenson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson and Mrs. F. S. Peachout, all of Los Angeles were guests yesterday. 81x90 SHEETS SEAMLESS —Splendid large size sheet of very good quality and seamless $1.19 SUCH Marks This Su 36-inch BUNGALOW CR 30 Different Distinctively Beautiful Used effectively in the very popular No drapery department could brace of a better assortment than is offered here at the low price, per yard... Nashua Woolnap Blankets of Pure Cotton Keep You Warm NASHUA WOOLNAP —beautiful plaid blanket in the very desirable size, 66x80 $4.39 POMONA BLANKETS —66x80, beautiful, large plaids. A regular $3.50 seller $2.85 Mrs. P. A. Weller, Mrs. O. A. Loomis and children, Geraldine and Martha and Miss Harriett Austin spent the week-end in Anaheim Landing. On Sunday Mr., Weller and Mr. Loomis joined their wives and then all returned home in the evening. Mr. John Phonas of Columbus, N. M., surprised his mother, Mrs. Sterner by appearing in Anaheim on Sunday. Mrs. L. Goble is in Pasadena for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilkinson, Miss Hazel Wilkenson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson and Mrs. P. S. Peachout, all of Los Angeles were guests yesterday of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson, East Adele-st. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brasford, Mr. and Mrs. H., O. Henderson, Mrs. Maude Adams and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes will go this evening to Norwalk, where they will be guests at O. E. S. chapter meeting. Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Catts are guests of Mrs. Clark Bell, Mr. Catts is a seaman on the U.S.S.Mullany, in port at San Diego. G.H. Goodale, of the Fullerton office of the Taggart Motor Co., left Saturday for a short vacation in the northern part of the state. He will return to his duties Thursday or Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C.S.Hardage, of Los Angeles, have been the guests of their relatives, the Clark Bell family, this week. Miss Mary Hall, Miss Luu Starin and Miss Carrie Stepler of Placentia, returned last evening from Glen Ranch where they have passed five weeks in the Strain cabin. Mr. and Mrs.A.T.Wilson Jr., of Sunkist-Ave., will go tomorrow to Long Beach to say goodbye to Mr.Wison's mother, Mrs.A.T.Wilson Sr., who leaves for a three months visit with relatives in Kansas. Mrs.Georgia Brophy, of South Claudina, left last evening for Kansas, in response to a message telling of the illness of her mother, Mrs.Brophy had just returned from a two months visit in Bakersfield. Miss Katherine Corde is spending the week with friends in Long Beach. Supervisor and Mrs.Wm.Schumacher are the proud parents of a girl born at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Dolan and family moved to Santa Monica Sunday for the day. Mr. and Mrs.D.J.Donnelly and very desirable size, 66x80 $4.39 POMONA BLANKETS — 66x80, beautiful, large plaid. $2.85 MEN'S PAJAMAS — of good quality colored striped military collar pajamas. Four silk frogs on front; perfect in every detail $1.79 LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS — of heavy fluffy outing flannel, double yoke, cut very, very full $1.45 BEAR BRAND HOSIERY — wear boys better than any hose we know to recommend, Per pair 39c MEN'S ARROW COLLARS — late styles and full line of sizes 19c THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Mrs. Wm. Geerdes of Los Angeles is visiting with them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Rehbert were in Arch Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. Meeker, Miss Florence and Mr. Grover Mecker and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dage and Miss Florence Dage spent Sunday in Laguna. Walter Ross and family have gone to Sunset Beach on a visit. C. R. Harrison has returned from a trip to San Diego. C. C. Randall was a Los Angeles business visitor today. The Misses Nina Myrtle and Nettie Marthena Owens have returned from Amo, Ind., and taken up their positions in the Anaheim high and junior high schools. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Fergus and Miss Thomas were in Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fergus spent yesterday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Basse Steel of Long Beach are Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Tausch, in the afternoon they attended the built game at Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus and sons, Gerald and Donald, have returned from a motor trip in their new Velle. They visited in San Jose San Francisco, Monterey, Big Basin and other interesting pleasure places. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ehbert and family have moved from their country home to a pretty cottage in town. Mr. A. C. Snowberger is building a modern new bungalow for his family on Sugar-ave. Mrs. G. H. Russell is in Los Angeles today on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Fefer spent Sunday in Santa Monica. Miss Lorene Larimer of La Vern is spending several days with Mrs. P. F. Fefer. Mr. Harris who has been ill for some time is very much improved so that he is able to be up around. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haussen have returned from Chicago where they have been for the past three months. On their way back they stopped at Denver, Salt Lake and Frisco. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter were guests yesterday of their son Eugene in Huntington Beach. A.C.Scales, of Hemet, was the guest yesterday of Rev. and Mrs. Loren Howe, of South Ohio. Mrs. White, mother of Mrs.Williams, and Miss Williams, sister of Mr.Williams, started today to Raton, New Mexico, after having enjoyed a visit here with their relatives for the past month. T.E.Toupham, of 125 East Alberta, has been ill the past week, suffering with erysipelas. His condition is now improving. Mrs.C.A.McCullah was a Los Angeles visitor today. FULLERTON BRIEFES J.M.Seale, Fullerton undertaker, who is to be married Sept. 28, is counting the days until that happy event is brot about, and he will lead the belle of La Habra Valley to the altar. Two hundred and fifty invitations have been mailed out by the bride's parents, and "Josh," as he is called, said quite impatiently today: "It's 17 more days." But, like everyone who is impatient for some event to occur, he unwittingly perhaps placed the time longer than it really is.To break the good news to you, Josh, it's only 15 more days, if you please. There is a total enrollment in the Fullerton high school of 668 students, and about 150 students in the Junior-College; it was announced today by A.S.Redfern, assistant principal of the Fullerton high school. This is about 100 more than at the opening of the school last year, it is stated. Miss Dorothy Porter, bookkeeper in the Standard Bank of Fullerton, has given up her position temporarily in order to attend the So.Branch of the U.S.C.at Los Angeles. BIG ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-S.Q.Grady, sales manager of the Califor­Associated Raisin Co., has closed a contract for an advertising campaign to popularize the use of raisins which will run in 300 newspapers for the next four months. MLLS RUNNING DAY AND NIGHT LEICESTER,Mass.,Sept.13—The Olney Woolen Mills now open are operating both day and night shifts, turning out suitings and coatings for women's wear. It is announced by heads of the concerns that they expect no diminution in production the remainder of this year. Pine Lumber Ahead of 1920 NEW ORLEANS, Sept.13.-According to reports of the Southern Pine Association,the pine lumber industry is in better shape than it was in 1920.Shipments of 1921 are 43 per cent in excess of shipments in 1920 and orders are 8 per cent in excess of orders of 1920.The pine lumber industry anticipates nationwide activity in building within a few weeks,as soon as settlement of labor difficulties is made in several sections. SANTA FE RE-EMPLOYS 600 TOPEKA,Kan.,Sept.13.-The Santa Fe repair shops here which have been closed since early in June,have resumed operations with 600 men. CORDUROY PANTS FOR BOYS —Double seat and a grade that will wear, at the surprisingly low price $1.98 WOOL PLAID SKIRTS —All wool, box pleat, with inverted pleat between,very attractive $6.89 CHILDREN'S —Especially ing in colors 25 ETS SS sheet of very less CORDUROY PANTS FOR BOYS —Double seat and a grade that will wear, at the surprisingly low price $1.98 WOOL PLAID SKIRTS —All wool, box pleat, with inverted pleat between, very attractive $6.89 CHILDREN H —Especially ing in colors 25 UCH VALUES AS This Store Truly the Economy Center DUNGALOW CRETONNES Distinctively Beautiful Patterns in the very popular jumper dresses. artment could brag tment than is offerv price, per yard..... 19c Sebastian Broz QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Men's Furnishings ANAHEIM'S Under Selling STORE 119 W. CENTER ST. ANABILIM The Economy Center of Orange Co. ua ankets ton Warm OLNAP ket in the 6x80 9 NKETS arge plaids. 5 Announcing Our New and Expanded COAT Department Smart, stylish, in the season's most popular colors. Every Coat a Decided Value DELIGHTFUL | VERY LATEST | STYLE AND Smart, stylish, in the season's most popular colors. Every Coat a Decided Value DELIGHTFUL NEW STYLE —A good grade of Cheviot Velour; has large shawl collar, which is extensively embroidered. By all means see this at $10.50 Coats $6.50 to $50 VERY LATEST COAT —New wrap effect; made of fine Bolivia; extra large heavy fur collar; beautifully embroidered back, full fancy silk lined $34.75 Coats $6.50 to $50 STYLE AND RICHNESS —of this coat exceed anything at the price; highest grade silk plush. Extra large genuine fur collar and fur trimmed sleeve $37.50 Coats $6.50 to $50 Visit Our Custom Tailoring Department This store is the authorized resident dealer for THE ROYAL TAILORS • Chicago • New York. Royal Tailored to Measure Suits and Overcoats Royal Tailored Suits Nothing But All Pure Wool Fabrics Go Into a Royal Tailored Suit 20 Styles Reduced to ... $25.00 22 Styles Reduced to ... $30.00 39 Styles Reduced to ... $35.00 12 of America’s finest staples and DeLuxe Fancy Worsteds reduced to ... $45.00 2 of the nation’s favorite Blue Serges ... $40.00 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1921 CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY An enjoyable occasion was that of Sunday when Mrs. J. W. Sweet complimented her husband with a dinner party to observe his birthday anniversary. A chicken dinner was served, topped off with ice cream and birthday cake to the following named relatives and friends: Mr. and Mrs. Hetebrink, John Inskip, Mrs. Sarah Schumacher, Mrs. Clate Russell, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Byland and son, Ben. Huntington Beach; Arthur B. Paschal, Pasadena; Miss Minnie Wischnack, Olive. In the afternoon several other friends came in and refreshments were served, consisting of more ice cream and birthday cake, the latter article a beautiful big-cake covered and trimmed in white. The other guests were Mack Peschal and two sons, of La Habra; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wischnack, Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Timme and son, who, with the honoree and hostess completed a very happy party. The evening was morrisly passed in dancing and music. Mr. Sweet, who is stationed at the Gray Tract Wells Co., in Villa Park, was the recipient of many useful birthday remembrances. The house was beautifully trimmed with huge bouquets of golden glow. $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 ... 1.69 New Crystal ... 24 Unbreakable crystal ... 35 New hand plain ... 35 New hand fancy ... 35 New mainspring ... 1.85 Our work is of the best and absolutely guaranteed for one year. The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" ©Arthur A. Cohen, Proprietor 223 W. Center St. Anaheim BENNER SHEET METAL WORKS We make anything you want of Tin, Zine, Copper and Galvanized Sheets. Rear 219 S. Lemon St. Phone 348-W Anaheim, Cal. CHILDREN'S FINE RIB HOSIERY —Especially fine, soft ribbed stocking in colors of black and brown 25c per pair MEN'S HIGHLY MERCERIZED HOSE —Highly mercerized, reinforced heel and toe, in colors of grey, brown, blue and black 29c per pair CHILDREN'S FINE RIB HOSIERY Especially fine, soft ribbed stocking in colors of black and brown 25c per pair MEN'S HIGHLY MERCERIZED HOSE Highly mercerized, reinforced heel and toe, in colors of grey, brown, blue and black 29c per pair AS THESE City Center of Orange County Japanese Crepe Jumper Dresses Striking combination of colors. Every dress neatly made. The quality is such that will surprise you at this price ... $1.98 YARD GOODS AND DOMESTICS HEAVY JAP CREPE Let the rainbow be your color guide, we have all colors ... 33c ZEPHYR GINGHAMS Pretty plaids, checks and stripes. Fast in color. Per yard ... 16c Fine Cambric 36-inch PERCALES In those very popular large checks of red, blue, yellow and lavender. Yd. 25c Good Grade 36-inch PERCALES Dark and light blue ground and light colored patterns. This price is very low at per yard ... 15c FLUFFY WHITE 36-inch BLEACHED MUSLIN A good grade standard muslin fully bleached, per yard ... 12½c 36-inch BLEACHED MUSLIN A splendid quality that insures the buyer of service. Per yard ... 15c 36-inch Unbleached MUSLIN Tis the Columbus A.A. Sheeting, priced low, per yard ... 10c ALL-SILK GEORGETTE 40 inches wide, in all the popular shades. The quality is excellent. Per yard ... $1.69 ALL-SILK CREPE DE CHINE Fine Cambric 36-inch PERCALES —In those very popular large checks of red, blue, yellow and lavender. Yd. 25c Good Grade 36-inch PERCALES —Dark and light blue ground and light colored patterns. This price is very low at per yard ... 15c FLUFFY WHITE OUTING —A grade that will both please and surprise you at, per yard ... 15c 36-inch Unbleached MUSLIN —Tis the Columbus A.A. Sheeting, priced low, per yard ... 10c ALL-SILK GEORGETTE —40 inches wide, in all the popular shades. The quality is excellent. Per yard ... $1.69 ALL-SILK CREPE DE CHINE —40 inches wide, in all the popular shades. The quality is excellent. Per yard ... $1.89 First Quality Table Oil Cloth —Mertas and Sanitas — two of the nation's best brands and an assortment of 20 patterns. LAST CALL At These Prices New wholesale cost today is higher than the selling price we are asking you to pay. PRICES GOOD Till Sat. 9 p.m. 'BOSS' BLUE BIB OVERALLS —Positively the best; roomy seat, full cut, union made $1.45 'BOSS' HEAVY Carpenters' OVERALLS —We say lay in a supply. You know value $1.49 'BOSS' PAINTERS' OVERALLS —Painters' and Paper Hangers, buy the 'Boss' Overalls $1.45