oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-28

ON THE TRAIL OF FALEFOOTWEAR FOR DAINTY FEET You may have always thought that shoes were made of leather, with possibly a few of cloth lining or bracelet. But this year you will have to enlarge your ideas or materials for they are going to spring one of their clever little surprises on the unsuspecting public. This season will launch an all-fur boot. Oh, no, not woolly fur—at least, not long-haired fur. That would make a clumsy bit of footwear, wouldn't it? Even the smallest foot could not stand such an appearance. Although to be sure one envisages the Esculmaux belle clad in long-haired boots. But then consider the weather. Dainty Fur Slippers No. This new shoe will be made of American Broadtall, a fur resembling Permian lamb. It seems to have peculiar advantages. It will not crack or split. Rain only serves to tighten its natural curl. There will be many colors, grey, brown, tan and black. All of these may be washed with soap and water. While needs to be cleaned with gasoline. There will be combinations of colors, too, like tan and brown, black and gray. And bright colors, pinks, jades, blues, for milady's evening wear, and the twinkling toes of mademoiselle of the chorus will be produced by our ever brilliant manufacturers. No, Betty, I do not believe oxford or street boots will be made of this new material. However, you can wear a pretty pump or a strap slipper of fur. There will be many fancy patterns from which to choose but for your latest shoes you will have to be satisfied with the good old calks and kids. One wonder why leather comes from such youthful animals—is it not because it has more spring in it? One is well aware of how a political party, having been out of power, promptly reverses all the work done by its predecessors, once it returns to the seat of authority. Just so the styles reverse the fads of the previous season. This spring was many-colored as to leather. So aptum will reverse this idea and return to black. Black will be good One wonder why leather comes from such youthful animals—is it not because it has more spring in it? One is well aware of how a political party, having been out of power, promptly reverses all the work done by its predecessors once it returns to the seat of authority. Just so the styles reverse the fads of the previous season. This spring was many-colored as to leather. So ap-tump will reverse this idea and return to black. Black will be good in clothes too, as well as in boots. Of course, the dark brown oxford will be in again, a lace oxford to be worn with spats. Strap oxords do not quite tend themselves to the trig appearance of the smartly smooth spat. To the Boot-top? Oh, yes, there is that important question of the skirt length. There seems to be a general feeling that skirts will be longer, about ten inches from the floor. Some say they should be at the top of the boot. But how can one determine that when many of us will be wearing oxards? For dress wear, black satin is always good. In fact, it now seems to have become an all-year-round material. Dress slippers, daintily tipped pumps, all the various styles for afternoon and evening wear are comprised of this stuff. Buckles of rhinestones and embroidery, and beaded effects will be used. One of the novelties in black satin was a pretty strap pump with an unusual decoration. This was a fascinating fringe of dull gold narrow chains, each ending in a ball across the instep. It was bound to the slipper with a row of amethysts. Among the black slippers, patch leather will be worn. This is not a comfortable shoe in summer, but the cool days of fall will see many them. A high-heeled pump of this leather showed an interesting wide-pointed band of self material, stitched with a white pattern across the instep. Two other dress slippers boasted embroidery of stitching on their toes. One pair of black suede wore blue and tan prettily patterned, while another strap slipper of brown satin wore tan and brown. And then there is that intensely intriguing matter of buckles. Some of them might be more appropriately called buttons, if such jewelled affirms would permit it. One dayling round bit encircled a large jade stone with rhinstones. Others of brilliants made butterflies, trout lovers' knots and crescents. Not quite so brilliant but very original is a round buckle of nail heads and cut steel beads. Wide buckles come in cut steel in grey and bronze. Street shoes will cling to the good old military heel while dress Good Values in Men's Wear at Low Prices Men's Dress Shirts $1.69 Men's Dress Shirts of fine woven madras, with every detail exactly as you want it. Every shirt is full size with trim neckband, and double French cuffs; cost style; small and medium stripes in splendid color line. Men's Work Clothes Overalls $1.29, Jackets $1.29 These are the fall size, cut to give ample room where plenty of room is needed. Double stitched and made of the 220 weight blue denim. Chambray Work Shirts 69c Made to Wear! These Shirts are sold in $12 Stores in 26 States, to men who know good values and good merchandise. Every shirt full size, neatly stitched and made of durable chambray. Large Canvas Gloves 29c Gauntlet Style A superior firm canvas leather faced Glove for practical uses that gives excellent service and at a remarkably low price. Also good weight packers canvas Work Gloves at 10c, a pair. Men's Dress Shoes $3.49 Black Gun Metal These are Shoes that men are buying in 26 States and $12 stores, because they are J. C. Penney Company Shoes — dependable and reliable; comfortable and serviceable. A splendid shoe value! And then there is that intensely intriguing matter of buckles. Some of them might be more appropriately called buttons, if such jewelled affixes would permit it. One day sling round hit encircled a large jade stone with rhinestones. Others of brilliants made butterflies, true lovers' knots and crescents. Not quite so brilliant but very original to a round buckle of nail heads and cut steel beads. Wide buckles come in cut steel in grey and bronze. Street shoes will cling to the good old military heel while dress slippers will continue to prouette on the full-Louis. The Junior Louis heel has its own admirers, and has come more and more into demand. More Than One Pair "There was an old woman who lived in a shoe." Mother Goose tells us. Well, she was fortunate. Nowadays what is one shoe? Each time of the day demands its appropriate boot, so that one must be possessed of many pairs to be correctly dressed. Imagine living in one shoe! LIVES SUMPUOUSLY ON $30 A MONTH While in Goblenz I asked one of our American boys stationed there whether he was not anxious to get back home. His shiner was "No! I don't want to leave here as long as my $30 a month produces over 2,000 marks on which I can live like a prince." But this exchange question is a double-edged sword which cuts both ways. While we are busy building the tariff wall higher and higher this premium on our dollar tends to keep our goods out of foreign markets far more effectively than any protective tariff which the other nations might enforce against us—Journal of the American Bankers Association. Bust from the Sahara desert is sometimes carried by storms as far as England and northern Germany. The tiny drops of water which compose all clouds; except ice clouds; fall through still air at a speed of only a fraction of an inch per second. Also good weight packers canvas Work Gloves at 10c a pair. Men's Dress Shoes $8.49 Black Gun Metal These are Shoes that men are buying in 26 States and 312 stores, because they are J. O. Penney Company Shoes—dependable and reliable, comfortable and serviceable. A splendid shoe value! Boys' School Clothes Serges — All-Wool Cassimeres — Corduroy The styles are Norfolk wilti yoke, box pleats, inverted pleats, all-round belts, and two pair of pants. $6.90 and $8.90 $11.50 and $14.75 Boys' Shirts 79c For Work and Play Here is a shirt that stands the test of the active boy's daily wear. It is made of blue Chambray, durable, and cut full size. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES 7. Center St., Anaheim Moving Forward! With 312 Stores in 26 States—Quality Merchants of customers, eager to avail them extraordinary values offered to them at exceptional value for your Dollar that gives you genuine service. Styles Include Dresses for Women cotine and Serge to $22.50 A most unusual selection of pretty styles in this choice of Dresses in all the new Autumn shades, and variously trimmed and embroidered. Very new are the bell sleeves, the trim tie belts and the braided designs. Separate Skirts Are Quality, Service, Economy It is not the amount of money you spend for what you buy that makes a store of real service to you, but it is the store that offers merchantise of real value for your Dollar that gives you genuine service. Thrift and economy make a mash free. We believe in freedom of this kind—that is why we buy for cash, and sell for cash, so there are no debts—it keeps money moving and puts business on sound basis. OCTOBER, 1921 is an epoch-making month or 312 Stores in 26 States—every store of the J. C. Penney Company opens wide its doors to share with its friends an economy that is healthy and a prosperity that is progressive and permanent. October's Important Silk E At Exceptionally Low Price Taffetas, Messaline, Crepe Meteor, Silks and Satins that will be at the height of their vogue for all Seas their lovely shades and colorings. Black, Navy, and the wanted tints an $1.49 —TAFFETA—Black. A lustrous quality of exquisite texture, and 38 inches width. $1.98 —BLACK AND COLORS SILK JERSEY—Ideal materi for blouses, jumper dresses and skirts. This material w not run when a thread is broken. $2.69 —CHARMEUSE—one of the better grades of this han some and popular silken fabric. It is full 40 inches width and a wonderful quality. $1.69 —CREPE DE CHINE—an exceedingly good quality handsome Crepe de Chine, in full 40-inch width, and wonderful choice of colors. School Apparel for the Little Girl Coats and Dresses School days demand serviceable apparel and the J. C. Penney Company has made unusual efforts to secure quality Coats and Dresses at the minimum price for every day, as well as all the dress-up occasions. Dresses, $2.98 Made of fine quality serge, trimmed prettily with bandings of contrasting color, and featuring all the new style attractions that make this season one of the most varied in children's apparel. Panty dresses as illustrated, nicely made of pretty ginghams $1.69 to $2.69 Coats, $4.98 to $12.75 Pretty Coats of fine wool materials, some fur trimmed and others plain, and many showing braidings and embroideries in the same and contrasting colors. Sizes for the little ones as well as girls of school age! THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD A NATION:WIDE INSTITUTION - J.C. Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES 225 W. Center St., Anaheim Quality Merchandise direct to avail themselves of the exceptionally low prices meet every need! Women's New Fall Coats Serge, Tricotine, Twill Cords $19.90 to $39.75 The season's most attractive coats in all the new popular shades— Brown, Deer, Navy. Firmly tailored in every detail, many richly fur trimmed. Others have embroideries and braided designs in similar or contrasting colors. The season's most attractive coats in all the new popular shades—Brown, Deer, Navy. Firmly tailored in every detail, many richly fur trimmed. Others have embroideries and braided designs in similar or contrasting colors. These Coats represent the best styles, the fine fabrics and the better grades of workmanship in every detail. Wonderful values in this range of prices! Fall Prices Make Buying Good Economy Now! Silk Event Low Prices Meteor, Charmuse vogue for all Season are here in all and the wanted tints and tones! us quality of exquisite JERSEY—Ideal material skirts. This material will better grades of this hand-It is full 40 inches in exceedingly good quality of full 40-inch width, and a Underwear Specials 69c Men's 11lb heavy rib shirts and drawers. Ecru color. 83c Boys' heavy ribbed Union Suits, 24 to 34. Exceptional value. 79c Men's fleece lined Shirts and Drawers. $1.29 Men's Shirts and Drawers wool plush back, buck collar. $1.89 Better grade Shirts and Drawers. Fine quality of wool. $1.39 Men's Union Suits, fleece lined gray. Exceptional values. $1.49 Men's medium fleece..lined Union Suits, medium - wt. ecru. $1.98 Natural gray heavy wool Union Suits, ribbed. $2.98 Men's heavy gray wool ribbed Union Suits. All sizes. $4.98 Men's white all wool ribbed Union Suits. Superior quality. $2.98 Men's gray mottled ribbed worsted face Union Suits. $1.49 Boys' heavy fleeced ribbed union suits, size 6 to 14 years Underwear Astonishingly Good Values at These Low Prices! Women's fleece-lined, ribbed, medium weight Union Suits. Extraordinary value and showing careful workmanship in every detail of finish. 98c Boys' Union Suits, exceptional values. Buy now for cooler days to come! Boys' better grade Union Suits, ribbed and heavy weight. Sizes 24 to 34. DR. DENTON SLEEPING GARMENTS Size 1 and 2, at ..... $1.19 Size 3, 4 and 5, at ..... $1.29 Size 7 to 9, at ..... $1.49 Prevent the children from taking cold when they kick the bedclothes off.