oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-25

Tuesday, October 25, 1921 C. G. PUPHS' FAVOR COMMERCIAL STUDY GARDEN GROVE, Oct. 25.—Night classes started off in good shape at the high school Wednesday evening. Classes were formed in Spanish, shorthand, typing and bookkeeping. Other classes will be organized next Monday. The sessions will be held from 7 to 9 o'clock on Monday and Wednesday evenings. All persons expecting to take any of the work should be present tonight. About twenty of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodhouse motored to their new home in Santa Ana Monday evening and charlyvaried the newly weds. In someway the couple had a hint of a charlyvari and were prepared with a treat of cake, cookies and fruitade. The young people were invited in and a social evening enjoyed. The Garden Grove grill was re-opened for business Thursday under the management of T. J. Devine, proprietor of the Garden Grove bakery. Fishing and sidetracking has finally brought success to the Standard in the Garden Grove well, and drilling is now going along nicely once more with the rotary at 3355 feet. Will McClintock and family, who have been residing north of town for some time, moved to Stockton this week, where they will make their home. The Garden Grove Home Builders' association will soon begin the erection of another modern bungalow in the Home tract on Stanford avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Beabough of Pasadena, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler, of Santa Ana, spent Sunday at Glen Ivy. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weethee, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. J. M. Ward, departed last week for Kansas, where they will spend several weeks with relatives. Mrs. K. S. Hendricks and Elizabeth Miller visited friends in Long Beach Thursday. Mrs. R. C. Umphress, who underwent a serious operation at the Anson hospital, Thursday, is getting Mackinaws The Ideal Coat for Fall Wear Everyone knows the value of these popular Coats for all kinds of wear—and this season the J. C. Penney Company have been able to secure remarkable Mackinaw values, purchased at a time that provides them the opportunity to share their savings on every Coat with the customer. Men's Mackinaws, $7.90 All wool, plaid patterns, made with shewl collar double breasted, button tabs on sleeves, half belt in back, fish basket pockets, and every coat made of 30-ounce wool, including the plain colors as well as assorted plaids. Sizes 36 to 46. Boys' Mackinaws $5.50 These Boys' Mackinaws are in sizes 26 to 34 and are made of 30-ounce all wool, in assorted plaids with a 5-inch storm collar, double breasted; half belt back and button pockets. Juvenile Mackinaws $4.98 A fine assortment, in sizes from 3 to 10 years, made in variety of plaid patterns with full belt; two slashed pockets, and 5-inch storm collar. Hosiery Women's Silk Hose $1.49 Exceptional quality of heavy Japan thread silk Hose, woven to give unusual service and in the popular colors of cordovan, Russian calf and navy, also black and white. Sizes 8½ to 10. Women's Silk Hose 98c Thread silk Hosiery, having firm lisse tops; made of extra quality silk yarns; heavy weight Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Beabough, of Pasadena, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler, of Santa Ana, spent Sunday at Glen Ivy. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weethee, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. J. M. Ward, departed last week for Kansas, where they will spend several weeks with relatives. Mrs. K. S. Hendricks and Elizabeth Miller visited friends in Long Beach Thursday. Mrs. R. C. Umphress, who underwent a serious operation at the Anaconda hospital Thursday, is getting well as can be expected. Maxim F. Wharton, son of Mrs. C. C. Violett, who is registered as a senior in the horticultural department of the agricultural college of Oregon, is a member of the horticultural club, Agricultural club and the Alpha Tan Omega fraternity. Wharton expects to teach Smith Hughes agriculture for a time. He has had considerable experience in the commercial field, having worked for the California Fruit Growers' association, the Holly Sugar company, and other commercial firms in California. Miss Muriel Arkley was home from the U.S.C.for the week-end. Mrs. J. N. DeVaul and daughter, Mrs. Frank Winters, are spending a few days at Long Beach. Dr. C. C. Violett has been suffering the past few days with a badly infected hand, as the result of running a splinter into it. Miss Lucille and Ray Fairchilds of Los Angeles, visited at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Fairchilds, the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dozier spent Wednesday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Geren visited relatives at Monrovia Thursday. Mrs. T.E.Niles left Wednesday for a week's visit with her daughter at Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stokes, of San Antonio, are enjoying a visit at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.F.J.C. Stokes. Mrs. S.B.Friend and Mrs.Slimmer, of Hollywood, were callers at the name of the former's brother, W.A.Wheeler, Saturday. Mr.H.A.Azlin visited with relatives in Long Beach Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.S.W.Randall and Mr. and Mrs.T.R.Hughes and son, Edwin, of Long Beach, were Sunday guests at the F.L.Woodhouse home. Mrs.F.E.Harrison, of Orange, was a visitor in Garden Grove Thursday. IGNORE HOME BREW: HUNT HARD LIQUOR INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.-Plenty of liquor is to be had in Indianapolis—if the consumer is not particular about quality. It is estimated there are 500 bootleggers in the city peddling the product of illicit stills.Drunkness has not decreased since Indiana went "dry" in 1917—and the state's prohibition laws are more stringent than the federal acts—if figures from periods in the years IGNORE HOME BREW: HUNT HARD LIQUOR INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23. — Plenty of liquor is to be had in Indianapolis—if the consumer is not particular about quality. It is estimated there are 500 bootleggers in the city peddling the product of illicit stills. Drunkenness has not decreased since Indiana went "dry" in 1917—and the state's prohibition laws are more stringent than the federal acts—if figures from periods in the years 1917 and 1921 may be accepted as an average. One thousand and ninety-four arrests for intoxication were made here from Jan. 1 to Sept. 29, this year, an average of 121 a month. During the ninety-day period preceding the closing of saloons, in 1917 the average was 108 a month. Few intoxicated persons are seen downtown, however. Most arrests are made in the foreign and negro quarters. FURTHER GAINS PREDICTED WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. — Based on the gain in individual membership and the number of lodges of the Knights of Pythias during the calendar year 1920, the next annual gathering of the order will show another gratifying increase, it is said. An interesting fact being pointed out by grand officers of the Knights of Pythias is that the financial development of the order is keeping pace with its numerical growth. DOUGHBOY AND DOUGHNUT IN ONE GRAND REUNION KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24. — There'll be a grand reunion of the doughboy and the doughhorses when the gang comes back Oct. 25. 2, for the third annual convention of the American Legion. The streets will look like the roads to and from the front lines during war days in France. The veterans will and, as they leg it down the streets, doughnut dugouts on all sides of them. These familiar looking sites will bear the name plates of the salvation army, and in the aperture will be a smiling face which will bring back memories of never to be forgotten days. The face will be that of a Salvation Army ladder, and in her hands she'll have crisp doughnuts to hand out to the famished, and coffee to shake the thirst. Anaheim Pharmacy will give to the first 200 customers making a purchase of $5c or more on Saturday, Oct. 29th, a $30c bottle of Ze Pyrol, for all germ diseases. Turkish Towels 17¢ size 18x34 23¢ size 18x36 29¢ size 18x38 39¢ size 22x45 Fancy Bath Towels 29¢ size 14x24 39¢ size 18x36 49¢ size 18x36 63¢ size 27x54 72¢ size 22x49 89¢ size 22x38 Wash Rags 12½¢ size 12x12 Outing Flannels for Plain and Fancy Pieces Woven firmly, with soft nap and in fancy and plain materials. Just use economy she will enjoy by immediately participating for Outing Flannels of such splendid quality. 27-inch Outing Flannels, light gray and medium dark... 12½¢ 27-inch Fancy Outing Flannels, both light and dark colors... 17¢ 27-inch Amoskeag Outing Flannels, a standard for years, complete color range; fancy patterns... 17¢ 36-inch Fancy Outing Flannels, in eight shades... 19¢ THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION J.C. Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORE 225 W. Center St., Anaheim, Cal. Next to California Theatre Resources Mean Great Buying Power The J. C. Penney Co. resources make it possible to purchase merchandise in advance of requirements and they have never been obliged to buy at the peak market. The prices on their merchandise are based on this command of resources and never on current costs in a fluctuating market. In 312 Stores in 26 States, our customers enjoy the benefit of these resources. October Ushers in Gay Fall Drapes Cretonnes Colored Madras Bordered Scrims Ample Choice Is Allowed in Many Varied Patterns and at Prices Remarkably Low Cretonnes—34 to 36 Inches Wide 15c 19c 25c Gay colors unite with attractive designs and offer many decorative combinations, for both large and small rooms. Filet Nets—Ivory and Egyptian Color 29c 39c 49c Novelty Bordered 25c 83c Novelty printed borders in a practice combinations, including of exceptional quality. Voiles, Scrims and Man October Ushers in Gay Fall Drape Cretonnes Colored Madras Bordered Scrims Ample Choice Is Allowed in Many Varied Patterns and at Prices Remarkably Low Cretonnes—34 to 36 Inches Wide 15c 19c 25c Gray colors unite with attractive designs and offer many decorative combinations, for both large and small rooms. Filet Nets—Ivory and Egyptian Color 20c 39c 49c These popular Filet nets are 36 inches wide, suitable for dining room and living room windows. Exceptional values. Colored Madras Overdrapes 89c to 98c An ideal hanging for windows and other interior hangings in rich plain shades to harmonize with walls and furniture. $6 to $8 in. Novelty Bordered 25c 33c Novelty printed borders in a tactile combination, including of exceptional quality. Voiles, Scrims and Mannequins 10c 12c 17c A wide selection of curtain and marquisettes, plain with fancy bordered material in white. Scrims—Assorted Colors 10c 15c Curtain scrims, 24 and 28 with attractive printed borders. Thousands of Men Are Now Buying Penney Company Work Shirts 69c Men's Work Shoes Work Sox 10c Men's Fall Caps Smart New Plush Coats Now Recommendable lustre. PLUSH COATS NEW STYLES $19.90 Fine quality silk plush made with the generous luxurious smack of line and finest of the more expensive fur coats. SILK PLUSH COATS SILK LINED $29.75 Rich silk linings make these plush coats particularly attractive. Finest grade of silk plush, tailored with the utmost care and adorned by becomingly shaped collars of the new popular furs. PLUSH COATS NEW STYLES $19.90 Fine quality silk plush made with the generous luxurious smack of line and finest of the more expensive fur coats. SILK PLUSH COATS SILK LINED $29.75 Rich silk linings make these plush coats particularly attractive. Finest grade of silk plush, tailored with the utmost care and adorned by becomingly shaped collars of the new popular furs. CLOTH COATS PRACTICAL AND SMART $19.90 The most exceptional values of the season are employed both by style and material of these handsome coats. Soft velour in rich Autumn colorings; many are fur-trimmed while others have self-collars. See these coats now. Cinnels for Cool Days Soft nap and in many assorted colors—materials. Just the right weight. Days are growing cooler, to plan the making of warm family. The prudent shopper will quickly recognize immediately participating in these remarkably low prices amid quality. 12¢ Outing Flannels, good, substantial quality, white only... 12¢ 17¢ 27-inch plain Outing Flannels, white, cream, pink, blue, gray. 15¢ 17¢ 27-inch Mottled Outing Flannels, extra quality ... 19¢ 19¢ 27-inch Bath Robe Flannel, in assorted grays, navy, tan and brown ... 59¢ LADY-LYKE COAT New Front Lace $1.49 $2.98 $3.98 The popular Lady-Lyke Corset States is now made in a finely fitting Service, quality and refinement features, combined with comfort and large, medium or slight figures. COUTIL CORSET $1.49 and $2.98 An exceptional Corset, made of the in low and medium bust styles. BROCADE CORSET $3.98 and $4.98 This front lace Corset is made of in both pink and white materials. Trimmed with lace or embroidery and firm understrippings and bindings. PETTICOATS, BATHROBE Announcing a full display of wool and Winter. Petticoats of silk, jersey Bathrobes of flannelettes, corduroy and materials and an extensive selection of Underwear—all at the lowest prices. THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD Fall Shoes Now Being Purchased by Thousands In 312 Stores in 26 States. Because the J. C. Penney Company have sold to thousands of families dependable Shoes for nearly a quarter of a century, the reliability of every Shoe put on the market and sold through 312 stores is never questioned. Men's Shoes $4.98 Men's all black kid shoes, whole quarter Blucher with tip, solid rubber half heel. Exceptional wearing qualities. Women's Shoes $3.98 $4.98 $5.90 The new Fall Shoe styles are here. The sensible military heel is a popular feature. Both low and high shoes in extra good quality of leather and in all sizes. Boys' Shoes $3.98 Blucher style, sturdy brown calf skin, Leather heels, English last. Girls' Shoes $2.08 Black calf skin; medium weight; leather poles; flat heels. Hand Bags Swagger styles in grey or brown spider grain leather, all the wanted sizes, lined and fitted throughout in attractive colorings. $3.49 The "Swagger" Hand Bag, 7x6½ size, made of brown or gray Rhino leather. Spider grain, grey and brown, size 5x7. Smart tooled leather hand bag, size 5x7. Hand Bags Swagger styles in grey or brown spider grain leather, all the wanted sizes, lined and fitted throughout in attractive colorings. $3.49 The "Swagger" Hand Bag, 7x6½ size, made of brown or gray Rhino leather. Spider grain, grey and brown, size 5x7. Smart tooled leather hand bag, size 5x6½. $4.98 The new 'Clover Leaf' size 7x6¼, made of Rhino leather in brown or gray. Handsome gray or brown, in rich spider grain. The clover shape, fitted throughout and made of soft richly tooled leather. Now Buying Work Wear Work Shoes $2.98 Fall Caps 69c, 79c up to $1.98 Now Ready Stevens' Crochet Bed Spreads These spreads are full bed size with plain edge, scalloped cut corners and plain. $1.69, $1.98, $2.49, $2.79, $2.98 $3.98, $4.49, $5.50, $6.50 New Style Comforts the 2-in-1 $4.49 Size 66x84 $4.98 Size 72x84 $5.50 size 72x84 BLANKETS Fine Nashua Woolnap Blankets, in gray, white and tan fancy plaids; the right sizes. Plain Woolnap Blankets $3.98 size 72x89 New Style Comforts the 2-in-1 $4.49 Size 66x84 $4.98 Size 72x84 $5.50 size 72x84 BLANKETS Fine Nashua Woolnap Blankets, in gray, white and tan fancy plaids; the right sizes. Plain Woolnap Blankets $3.98 size 72x80 Woolnap Fancy Plaids $3.98 size 66x80 Cotton Blankets — Gray, White and Tan $1.58 size 54x74 $1.98 size 64x80 $2.25 size 70x80 LADY-LYKE CORSETS New Front Lace Styles $4.49 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 Scalar Lady-Lyke Corset in 312 stores in 26 made in a finely fitting front lace model. Quality and refinement are the characteristic qualified with comfort and perfect adaptability to or slight figures. COUTIL CORSETS $1.49 and $2.98 Personal Corset, made of the better quality coutil medium bust styles. All sizes. BROCADE CORSETS $3.98 and $4.98 Place Corset is made of fine quality brocade and white materials. The tops are daintily lace or embroidery and every Corset has the zipings and bindings which assure long wear. ATS, BATHROBES, LINGERIE A full display of women's apparel for Fall Petticoats of silk, jersey and cotton. Warm annelettes, corduroy and other handsome maextensive selection of fine lawn and cotton at the lowest prices.