oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-22

Brea News Items BREA, Sept. 22, 1921. Presents up E. Fanning wife and two children Mell and Kathrinne, moved to Bell Hop to Downey for the day last Sunday. Mr. Howard Swop is still nursing his broken hand, but he expects to go to work before many more days. Mrs. S. E. McClurg of 240 South Watnutstreet has returned home after four months visit with her son, Mr. E. C. Burlingame and family of Alameda, situated across the bay from San Francisco. She is greatly benefited by the change of climate. Miss Helen Piscus on Flowers, was a West Coast guest of Miss Ursula Keen last Sunday. Mr. Wilson, Joseph Smith and Misses Lora and Mary Smith, of Los Angeles spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. O. A. Crispen and family. Her, W. H. Spleer is taking a course in high school under the leadership of Prof. Newlin one hour each day. Mrs. Heumigas and daughter were Anaheim visitors Monday afternoon. Last Sunday was a very happy day for J. F. Schwelzer, wife, and children, Dorothy and Junfer with Mr. William Schwelzer and wife of South Hollywood, they motored to Edendale and on to Brookside Park, where they spread luncheon and did themselves justice by it. RAP TRI-COUNTY HOSPITAL SCHEME Fearing that the establishment of a tubercular sanitarium might have a bad effect upon the reputation of a chicken farm two miles away, the Green Hotel company of Pasadena has filed with the Riverside board of supervisors a protest against the plan of Riverside, Orange and Imperial county sanitarium at Box springs, Riverside county. Word that a protest had been filed and would be heard in Riverside next Monday was before the board of supervisors at Santa Ana today. Supervisors N. T. Edwards of Orange and William Schumacher of Buena Park were named from the local board to attend the hearing. A few weeks ago, representatives of the three counties agreed to proceed this year with the purchase of a sanitarium site. After visiting proposed sites in Riverside-co, the representatives of the three counties decided upon the Box Springs location, the site to cost $6,000. Recently the supervisors here agreed to set aside $2,000 to be used as this county's share in the purchase of the site. Under the general plan, building is to be of an expensive nature. An SWEDEN FEEDING HER UNEMPLOYED BERGEN, Norway, Sept. 22 — Sweden is feeding life unemployed. This was learned at Stockholm, where a stopover of a day on route to Bergen, Stook the way, in credited by masters as being the most beautiful in the world. It did not the present writer, although with others in paying tri Yorba Linda News YORBA, LINDA, Sept. 22.—Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Scamans of Yorba Linda, accompanied by Mrs. Seamans niece, Mrs. E. K. French of Whittier, joined Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Remsberg and Miss Ethal Remsberg of Santa Ana for a three-day auto trip to the Remsberg mountain home in the Antelope valley. Mrs. Remsberg is a sister of President Harding, and the party expect to take the president on a similar trip during his visit in California. COURT PERMITS FIFTH MARRIAGE NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—The matrimonial state is so blissful that M. A. Plaisantin, 82, cannot live outside it. The veteran of four marriages tonight received news that the court had granted his plea to be allowed to remarry, and immediately thereafter he would take up himself a fifth bride. "She is a beautiful young lady from Buffalo," he said, "but I cannot announce her name, because I have no good her yet. I'm confident she will accept me." Mrs. Plaisantin, when he was granted his last divorce, was forbidden to remarry. "Matrimony," he said, "is the best life in the world for a man." MEXICO REPORTS REVOLUTION IN U. S. MEXICO CITY, Sept. 22.—According to Las Nolicias, an afternoon newspaper here, Linn E. Gale is busily at work upon a new plan to start a great revolution in the Southern states of the United States. This remarkable story was given considerable space. Chaffee's Anniversary Sale September 10 to to 30th. Canton Crepe A superior quality of this population 312 stores in 26 states; All the wan Crepe Black Sat An unusually fine quality of Sanctre. Black is especially featured, a fashions. Fancy Outi FOR COLDER D Amoskeag Outing Flannel, the standard demand. A complete range of the 17c Good Economies for the Housewife With the coming of colder days, the thrifty wife plans to replenish her stock of household items. Small items of expense sum up the expense! We share with you the benefits of that we enjoy because of our purchasing price 312 Stores in 26 States. Every article is on necessary trifles and we advise that you buy them now. Heavy Wool Socks Leather Faced Canvas Gloves Packers' Gloves Packers' Khaki Duck Aprons Lee Union-Alls Heavy 220 weight Overalls All-Wool Mackinaw Shirts Chaffee’s Anniversary Sale September 10 to to 30th. Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner —Phone 80— 124 W. Center St. Anaheim SUE AMACK, D. C. Ph. C. Chiropractic Palmer Method Hours: 10—12 a.m. 2—5 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sat. 7 to 8 p.m. Bever & Wilson Bldg. N. B. TEDFORD Contractor and Builder 1107 W. Broadway ANAHEIM Phone 229-M H. HOLMSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Chronic Diseases Office Hours 10 to 12; 7 to 8 Suite 214 Wilson-Bever Bldg. 148 Center St. Telephone 710-J ASK FOR AND GET Horlick's The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Heavy Wool Socks Leather Faced Canvas Gloves Packers’ Gloves Packers’ Khaki Duck Aprons Lee Union-Alls Heavy 220 weight Overalls All-Wool Mackinaw Shirts Heavy Moleskin Pants Double Fleeced Heavy Flannel Gown Double Fleeced Flannel Pajamas 12-Month Guaranteed Suspenders Genuine Leather Belts Exceptional Quality Corduroy Pant Boys’ “Bell” Blouses Boys’ Corduroy Knickers (double) Men’s Coat Sweaters (cotton) 14-in. Water Repellant Calf Boot Black Shop Caps, transparent visor Black Sateen Oversleeves Bull Dog, Bachelor Buttons ANAHEIM STORE, 225 West Cent JCPenney Co. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Our Policy Combines Quality, Service Good Economy in All Merch THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA where a stopover of a day was made route to Bergen, Stockholm, by way, is credited by many travelers as being the most beautiful city in the world. It did not so impress the present writer, although he joins with others in paying tribute to the attractiveness of Stockholm. It is built on many islands, which, with the system of canals, render it rather picturesque. Even allowing a reasonable margin for a possible prejudiced viewpoint, it could be said that either Los Angeles or San Francisco is more pleasing in its physical assopect. It is estimated that in the caliraising regions of the west a wolf or mountain How destroys $1,006 worth of live stock annually; a coyote or a bobcat, $50 worth; a bear, $500 worth. Featuring Fall EconoAt the J. C. Penney Company The Store Where You Profit Most by Paying Famous Cash Purchasing Power for 312 Stores in 26 States Enable Merchandise of Merit at Prices That Mean Positive S Dress Fabrics for Fall Painted Weaves and Autumn Colors Walks—Crepes—Taffetas ment of Fall Dress Materials is now ready for your selection and fashionable weaves and patterns, and a color range new and desirable shade. Banton Crepe, Yard, $3.49 quality of this popular weave. In constant demand in States: All the wanted colors. Provide for Tomorrow Early Purchase Blank Housewives will welcome this good n A wide selection awaits them of plain ancolors. NA Size 66x74 These materials feel the 66x84 66x84 Anton Crepe, Yard, $3.49 Quality of this popular weave. In constant demand in states. All the wanted colors. Black Satin, Yard, $2.69 Fine quality of Satin, with exceptional style and lusspecially featured, and a wide range of colors. Penny Co. Taffeta, XX, $2.25 Calvedge for the name of this superior Taffeta silk. It seen and quality. Black is especially favored in all Fall Fancy Outing Flannels FOR COLDER DAYS TO COME Flannel, the standard weave for years and always in alete range of the wanted fancy patterns. 17c Yard Economies for Housewife colder days, the thrifty house, her stock of household neces; expense sum up the big total, you reduce that alarming total of you the benefits of low prices of our purchasing power for Every article is one of the advise that you buy in quanti- 29c Canvas Gloves 29c 10c Duck Aprons 49c $2.49 Overalls $1.29 New Shirts $4.50 A wide selection awaits them of plain and colors. EMMERICH ALL NEW FEEL PILLOWS 17x24 18x25 19x26 20x26 SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES SOFT MATERIALS 72x90 72x90 PILLOW CASES 42x36 42x36 (Pequot) 42-inch casing, yard TUBING 42-inch fine, soft, per yard. SHEETING 81-inch full wide, good quality, yard 81-inch full wide (Pequot) yard Dresses, $14.75 to $34.75 Tricotine, Satin, Charmuse, Crepe Satin These attractive Dresses show all the new Fall embroideries and braided designs. They exhibit the new bell sleeves, trimmings of fringe or beads or finishing of lace. All the new popular colors are featured including many models in all black, the most favored of the season's mode. Other Fall Apparel that meets the needs of all the family is now ready for your approval and selection at prices that meet both your desire for quality and economy. J.C.Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT TIGHTEN POTATO WART MEASURES WASHINGTON, Sept., 23. — New outbreaks of potato wart in certain sections of Allegany county, Maryland have led the federal horticultural board of the United States department of agriculture to secure the cooperation of state authorities to strengthen the quarantine and restrictive measures already in force against the disease. Try Plain Dearler Want Ads. economies! Company Store by Paying Less States Enables Us to Supply You With Positive Savings. de for Tomorrow's Needs by the Purchase of Warm Bedding Blankets! welcome this good news of our special purchase of warm blankets, causes them of plain and plaid styles in a pleasing assortment of NASHUA WOOL NAP BLANKETS Size 66x80, Gray, White and Tan.....$3.98 Size 64x76, Gray, White and Tan.....$3.49 ALL-WOOL PLAIN AND PLAID BLANKETS These blankets are neatly finished and bound with fine materials. You will appreciate these values when you feel them. 66x84 ... $7.50 72x84 ..... $9.90 66x84 Heavy ..... $8.90 72x84 Heavy ..... $13.50 Cotton Blankets, Gray, White and Tan NASHUA WOOL NAP BLANKETS Size 66x80, Gray, White and Tan ... $3.98 Size 64x76, Gray, White and Tan ... $3.49 ALL-WOOL PLAIN AND PLAID BLANKETS These blankets are neatly finished and bound with fine materials. You will appreciate these values when you feel them. 66x84 ... $7.50 72x84 ... $9.90 66x84 Heavy ... $8.90 72x84 Heavy ... $13.50 Cotton Blankets, Gray, White and Tan $1.58, $1.98 and $2.25 A full assortment of fine Cotton Blankets of the wanted weight and sizes. Bed Blankets The Two-in-One Fancy Plaids and Solid Colors ALL NEW FEATHER PILLOWS Size 66x84 ... $4.49 Size 72x84 ... $5.50 PILLOW CASES OF FINE TEXT MATERIALS $1.10 $1.23 PILLOW CASES 35c 39c 33c TUBING Per yard ... 49c to 35c SHEETING Good quality, yard ... 58c Pequot) yard ... 63c This List Will Interest the Needlewoman Not for a number of years have women been offered such a variety of ways to save money in designing and making their own wardrobe as at present. We carry the McCall Patterns and all the little things that the dressmaker must use in building a frock from one of these patterns is listed here. It is a Fall offering that affords many suggestions of good qualities and low prices. Light Percales, 36-inch, per yard ... 14c Genuine Devonshire Percales, per yard ... 23c Fine Romper Cloth, 32-inch ... 32c Amoskeag Fancy Ginghams, 32-inch, yd. 19c Fancy Comfort Challis, 36-inch, yard ... 19c Fancy Dress Voiles, 40-inch, yard ... 39c Fancy Dresden Cretonnes, yard ... 23c Plain and Checked White Dimity, yd 27c, 49c Lady-Cloth, No. 1000 ... 19c Light Percales, 36-inch, per yard.....14c Genuine Devonshire Percales, per yard.....23c Fine Romper Cloth, 32-inch.....32c Amoskeag Fancy Ginghams, 32-inch, yd. 19c Fancy Comfort Challis, 36-inch, yard.....19c Fancy Dress Voiles, 40-inch, yard.....39c Fancy Dresden Cretonnes, yard.....23c Plain and Checked White Dimity, yd 27c, 49c Lady-Cloth, No. 1000.....19c Japanese Crepes, all colors, yard.....32c Bleached Muslin, 36-inch, yard.....15c Berkeley Cambric, No. 100.....35c Long Cloth; fine quality for underwear, yard .....21c Needles .....5c Coats Crochet Cotton.....10e Coats Sewing Thread.....5c Rick Rack Braid, fine quality.....8c Stickerei Braid, special grade.....8c Reliable Nainsook Covered Dress Shields, each .....33c Seam Binding .....8c Reliable Snap Fasteners, a card.....8c ANAHEIM STORE, 225 West Center St. JCPenney Co. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Our Policy More Goods for Same Money Same Goods for Less Money