oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-21

NEWS OF FULLERTON DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY Postmaster Blackman of Fullerton urges everyone to do their Christmas shopping early, and mail their Christmas packages early in order to avoid the rush. He says that a number of consignments to the mail is especially that if those intending to ship walnuts to their eastern friends for Christmas will do so at once, it will be much better than to wait later, since the walnuts will keep indelibly. Shipments of nuts are already coming in well, be said. LEGION MEETS TUESDAY The regular meeting of the Fullerton Post of the American Legion will be held tomorrow night at the Legion club rooms over the Standard Bank, and a good attendance is desired. The committee will report on the proposed building for a home for the post. WINTERS IN FULLERTON H. H. Kaylor of Denver, sales manager for the Hendrie and Bolthuff Mining Co., with which he has been connected 25 years, is spending his winter vacation with his cousins, S. W. Smith, W. A. Smith and Emanual Smith of the Standard Bank of Fullerton. Some difference in the winters of Denver and Fullerton! HELD FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING A. Maclas and A. Marisa were arrested yesterday by the Fullerton police on the charge of drunkenness. Maclas was charged with driving a car white intoxicated, and Marina with being drunk. They are being held in the Fullerton jail pending arrangement. They will be given a hearing before Judge French, probably this afternoon. B. OF T. BANQUET WEDNESDAY The regular monthly meeting of the Boof T. of Fullerton will be held Wednesday evening at the Fullerton high school cafeteria. It is also the semi-annual ladies' night and every mem- left on their honeymoon. After December 3 they will be at home to their friends in La Habra. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart parents of the groom Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gravett sister and brother of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. J. Osborne, and daughters Mrs. D. Poore Mrs. R. Stanton and son, Jack, Mr. and Mrs. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Mr. and Mrs. W. Hall entertained as guests Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Finley of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Heisler motored to Pasadena yesterday. The Royal Neighbors will give a card party tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. G. A. Scott of Brea was taken to the Fullerton hospital yesterday afternoon in a Seale ambulance. Miss Lacile Eastman of the Fullerton hospital, went to Los Angeles today. Miss Catherine Utterwelder and mother, Mrs. Utterwelder, and Miss Emma Robinson of East Anaheim motorized to Los Angeles Sunday afternoon, met Miss Amie Wheler, and Mrs. Sophie Harris and attended the matinee at the Morosco. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Fullerton Post of the American Legion will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. E. J. Marks. Mrs. C. A. Fiske is very happy, being the possessor of a brand new knife. The P. T. A. will conduct their regular business meeting in the grammar school tomorrow at 2:30. Following the meeting a program consisting of a short play entitled "The Princess," will be given. The school orchestra will also give several selections. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fiske and friends spent yesterday at Long Beach. Miss Catherine Phillitts of Long Beach spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Rice. Mr. Jess Horwits of Los Angeles, brother of Mrs. J. Glitz is visiting here for several days. Mrs. L. Hirschlsee of Long Bench has Mrs. Wm. Donald, of L.A., is here for a visit with the son family at the Colonie Donald is the mother of D.E.B.Herson, of Yakim arrived in Anaheim to spend in this locality. He is Glen Brookings, of Place of Anahelin. Miss Isa Hartman went of friends to San Pedro in Wilmington. Miss Been Lopez of W.I.a recent visitor of Miss S.t.m.a were Sunday visitors ents Mr. and Mrs. H.L.family. Miss Alice Bate and M.Lillian Rivers of Fullerton day in Pasadena. George Dunton and fast Sunday at Modjeska's. Mrs.V.J.Ranald.of L.spending a week at the son.C.C.Randall. Walt Kera and party o.bunters treaked down-the-day.Among other sport four large T-bone steaks.Harry Sidnam and J.were bemoaning the low caps from their autos too loss occurred at Long Fisher's on Lemon-st.Charles Eygabroad wherefing with a touch of gift today. Mrs.Anna Fox and M.of Los Angeles, were guild of Mr.M.r.Tom HiMr.Kluge of Little L.the guest recently of To a short time. ALL DAY FIDELLISI The Fidellis class wi day meeting Tuesday covered dish luncheoneral quilts are ready to orders taken at the bar fancy work is permies preferred.The meetinga.m., but if all memb present at that hour, it will attend the afterno new members are especial come, as it is a fine o HELD FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING A. Macias and A. Maris were arrested yesterday by the Fullerton police on the charge of drunkenness. Macias was charged with driving a car white intoxicated, and Maris with being drunk. They are being held in the Fullerton jail pending arraignment. They will be given a hearing before Judge French, probably this afternoon. B. OF T. BANQUET WEDNESDAY The regular monthly meeting of the B. of T. of Fullerton will be held Wednesday evening at the Fullerton high school cafeteria. It is also the semi-annual ladies' night and every member of the board is expected to bring his wife. There is expected to be a good program. PLEASANT EVENING A very pleasant evening was enjoyed Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Leuhn when a number of friends were invited to play cards. Five hundred was the amusement of the evening with Mrs. N. M. Launer winning ladies first prize; Mr. L. J. Woster gentlemen's first prize, Mr. N. M. Launer the booby prize and Mrs. W. S. Estolt the consolation. Playing were the Messrs and Mesdames N. M. Launer, S. E. Proud, L. J. Wester, W. S. Estolt, E. H. Little, R. Prantz, A. Launer, F. Lightfoot, and host and hostess E L. Leuhn. Following the games refreshments were served. FULLERTON GIRL WEDS A very pretty wedding occurred yesterday at 4 o'clock, when Miss Minnie Merding became the bride of Mr. Elmer Stewart of La Habra. Rev. Perry of the Baptist church performed the ceremony in the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. E.C. Gravett on E.Amerige. The bride was charmingly dressed in a big satin dress with hat to match and carried a beautiful bouquet of rose buds and fern. Miss Lora Suhrer of La Habra served as bridesmaid while Mr. Elizle Stewart, twin brother of the groom acted as best man. The rooms were beautifully decorated with Cecil Brunner roses and smilax, which presented a very pretty plumure. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served, after which the newlyweds The P. T. A. will conduct their regular business meeting in the grammar school tomorrow at 2:30. Following the meeting a program consisting of a short play entitled "The Princess," will be given. The school orchestra will also give several selections. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Flake and friends spent yesterday at Long Beach. Miss Catherine Phillips of Long Beach spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Rice. Mr. Jess Horwitz of Los Angeles brother of Mrs. Glitz is visiting here for several days. Mrs. L Hinchlisse of Long Bench has been the guest of Mrs. B.Graham for several days. Mrs.J Drake is spending the week with her daughter at Van Nuys. Mr. and Mrs.B.Graham, Mrs.J Ritter and Mrs.L Hinchlisse, motored to Montebello yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.Moore, and Mr. and Mrs.C Markle spent yesterday at Glenora, visiting Mr. and Mrs.W.Mathaway. Mrs.C.M Marcle is expecting her friend, Mrs.A McGill from San Francisco this evening to spend the week here. Mrs.G.A Scott submitted to a minor operation yesterday morning at the Fullerton hospital. Mrs.F.Lightfoot entertained the members of the Busy Needleworkers Embroidery club Thursday afternoon at her home. The afternoon was spent sewing and playing cards, at which Mrs.E.I.leuhn scored highest. Later in the afternoon dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs.C.L.Garrison and Mrs.Aimes were among the Los Angeles shopper's Saturday. Miss Iva Jones of Whittler is visiting Mr. and Mrs.G.A.Watkins. Earl Nieks, of Redlands, was the guest Sunday of Miss Betty Green. Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Baker, of Downey, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Linebarger, Mrs.Baker being Mr.Linebarger's sister. Mr.James H.Smith, of Pomona, Mr. and Mrs.William Fackler and Mrs.Adda E.Beckwith of Elwood, were recent guests of their relatives the Charles Linebarger family. ALL DAY FIDELISIS The Fidelis class day meeting Tuesday covered dish luncheon or quilts are ready to order taken at the bar fancy work is permitted preferred.The meeting a.m., but if all members present at that hour, it will attend the afternoon new members are expected come, as it is a fine one get acquainted hour. TO ATTEND HOW The Howe Bible class Christian church of A regular session yesterday m., at the Nash garage about 40 present.The new members, while members were out of WAHLBURG CLASS IN conduct a citrus pruning at the grove of W.Buaro-rd in Garden C afternoon.Nov.24.at 2:30 berg will describe the treatment for young trees the benefit of Garden Ana growers. Buy your holiday reel Fowler.Insurance. Falkenstein's "22 ye Every Department Offers Its Share o THIS WEEK—COAT W HIGH GRADE C FEAT THIS WEEK—COAT W HIGH GRADE C FEAT 24.50 29 39.50 —Falkenstein's has established reference to coat values but using all our previous standards. —Normandie, Bolivia and V used in these garments. —Blouse back models as we back effects are included. —Fur collars adorn most of hered extensively. EVERY GARMENT RECEIW We invite you to compare usually sold at these prices—you values this Anniversary brin Anaheim The Orange County Plain Dealer CITY BRIEFSE Mrs. Wm. Donald, of Laramie, Wys, is here for a visit with the R. E. Wilson family at the Colonial-apts. Mrs. Donald is the mother of Mrs. Wilson. E. B. Herson, of Yakima, Wash., has arrived in Anaheim to spend the winter in this locality. He is a relative of Glen Brookings, of Placentia, formerly of Anaheim. Miss Inn Hartman went with a party of friends to San Pedro yesterday. Miss Edytha Hayward spent the day in Wilmington. Miss Belen Lopes of Wilmington was a recent visitor of Miss Alice Bate. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Briscoe of Santa Ana were Sunday visitors of the parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Briscoe and family. Miss Alice Bate and Neil Bate and Lillian Rivers of Fullerton spent Sunday in Pasadena. George Duntoon and family pleaded Sunday at Modjeska's. Mrs. V. J. Raunel, of Los Angeles, is spending a week at the home of her son, C. C. Randall. Walt Kern and party of seven mighty hunters trekked down the county Sunday. Among other sport, they killed four large T-bone steaks. Harry Sidnam and Johnny Fisher were bemoaning the loss of radiator caps from their autos today. Sidnam's loss occurred at Long Beach and Fisher's on Lemon-st. Charles Eygabroad who has been suffering with a touch of grip, was better today. Mrs. Anna Fox and Miss Luellie Fox, of Los Angeles, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoag. Mr. Kluge of Little Land Calif., was the guest recently of Tom Prorsel for a short time. LAST TIME TODAY John Stahl's Great Picture “THE CHILD THOU GAVEST ME” — With — LEWIS STONE and “DAVY” RICHARD HEADRICK THE WOOD NYMPHS SPECIAL SPECIAL In Beautiful Classical Dances They Are Superb California THEATRE ANAHEIM ALL DAY FIDELLLIS MEETING The Fidellis class will hold an all day meeting Tuesday, enjoying a covered dish luncheon at noon. Several quilts are ready to be tied to fill orders taken at the bazaar, although fancy work is permissible if that is preferred. The meeting begins at 10 a.m., but if all members can not be present at that hour, it is hoped they will attend the afternoon session. The new members are especially asked to come, as it is a fine opportunity for Tuesday Only ALL DAY FIDELLLIS MEETING The Fidellis class will hold an all day meeting Tuesday, enjoying a covered dish luncheon at noon. Several quilts are ready to be tied to fill orders taken at the bazaar, although fancy work is permissible if that is preferred. The meeting begins at 10 a.m., but if all members can not be present at that hour, it is hoped they will attend the afternoon session. The new members are especially asked to come, as it is a fine opportunity for a get acquainted hour. TO ATTEND HOWE CLASS The Howe Bible class of the First Christian church of Anaheim met in regular session yesterday at 9:30 a.m., at the Nash garage. There were about 40 present. There were a few new members, while some of the old members were out of town. THEATRES "The Child Thou Gavest Me" will be seen again tonight at the California. There will also be a surprise vaudeville offering and Charles Hawley will be at the pipe organ. WAHLBURG CONDUCTS CLASS IN PRUNING conduct a citrus pruning demonstration at the grove of Walter Bastien, at the intersection of Ocean-Ave and the Buaro-rd in Garden Grove, Thursday afternoon. Nov. 24, at 2 o'clock. Wahlberg will describe the best methods of treatment for young and old trees for the benefit of Garden Grove and Santa Ana growers. Buy your holiday records at Austin's Fowler Insurance. Tuesday Only $2.98 Women’s $5.00 and $6.00 Patent Strap Slippers A wonderful special for women in fine patent kid strap slippers. Cuban or Louis heels, beaded ornaments, all sizes. Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. 22 years of Service" Anniversary Offers Its Share of Money-Saving Opportunities on Seasonable, Wanted Merchandise COAT WEEK DE COATS FEATURED 900 Yards of 36-in. Cotton Challie at —An offering worthy of the prominent place we are giv Persian patterns in Cotton Challie for the making of C 33-in. Bleached and 36-in. Unbleach —Another Anniversary offering worthy of a special visit Indianhead in bleached and unbleached specially fea 81x90 SEAMLESS SHEETS COAT WEEK DE COATS FEATURED — AT — 4.50 29.50 34.50 39.50 42.50 Kenstein's has established a remarkable precedent with acceptance to coat values but we have surpassed in this offer our previous standards of value. Handles, Bolivia and Velours are the popular fabrics on these garments. Use back models as well as fitted and loose straight effects are included. Collar adorn most of these coats, others are embroidered extensively. EVERY GARMENT HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED! Invite you to compare these garments with others usually sold at these prices—you will the better appreciate the Anniversary brings forth! FALKENSTEIN'S 900 Yards of 36-in. Cotton Challie at —An offering worthy of the prominent place we are giving Persian patterns in Cotton Challie for the making of C 33-in. Bleached and 36-in. Unbleached —Another Anniversary offering worthy of a special visit Indianhead in bleached and unbleached specially fea 81x90 SEAMLESS SHEETS —Good, heavy seamless sheets in this popular double-bed size at a less-than-usual price..... $1.39 ALSO YARD WIDE BLACK —We have procured a goodly quantity of heavy black quality is most unusual and at 39c per yard it is the b HEAVY OUTING FLANNEL 15c yd —Several hundred yards of striped and checked Outings of heavy quality at a new low price. Yard ..... 15c 40-in. PEQUOT PILLOW —Three pieces only will be available of this well knn suggest early shopping. 760 KNIT UNDER and Children —Due to the great number of styles involved that are included in this offering! CHILDREN'S FLEECED UNION SUITS —Dutch neck, elbow length sleeves and ankle length styles in sizes 4 to 16 ..... 89c WOMEN'S KNIT BLOOMERS —Good quality Bloomers in sizes 36 to 44. Special..... 69c COMING TOMORROW THE PLAY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING TO SEE Absolutely one of the greatest photodramas ever exhibited in Anaheim. Can You Afford to Miss This Offering? One of the most tense pictures you have ever witnessed. EXTRA Come and Hear One of the most tense pictures you have ever witnessed. EXTRA Come and Hear THE AVALON TRIO Those three harmony boys will entertain you—come tomorrow. CALIFORNIA THEATRE ANAHEIM The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results Anniversary Sales! Wanted Merchandice of Quality! Cotton Challie at ... 15c yard ominent place we are giving it in this announcement!—900 yards of pretty floral and tie for the making of Comforters at a very, very low price! 36-in. Unbleached Indian Head ... 15c yard worthy of a special visit to this store Saturday morning- The Genuine bleached specially featured at, yard ... 15c S SHEETS 3-lb. COMFORTER BATTS —36 Cotton Batts in the full comforter size have been Cotton Challie at ... 15c yard prominent place we are giving it in this announcement!—900 yards of pretty floral and nice for the making of Comforters at a very, very low price! 36-in. Unbleached Indian Head ... 15c yard worthy of a special visit to this store Saturday morning- The Genuine Unbleached specially featured at, yard ... 15c SHEETS on this popular usual price... $1.39 3-lb. COMFORTER BATTS —36 Cotton Batts in the full comforter size have been set aside for Saturday selling. Early shopping will be necessary ... 95c WIDE BLACK SATEEN AT 39 CENTS PER YARD quantity of heavy black sateen from a manufacturer of bloomers and petticoats. The 39c per yard it is the best value we have offered in many months. FLANNEL 15c yd. striped and checked Outlow price. ... 15c WHITE OUTING FLANNEL 12c to 35c —At each price you will find values that will not be duplicated again this season. Yard ... 12c to 35c QUOT PILLOW TUBING 39 CENTS PER YARD available of this well known quality of 40-inch Tubing. To avoid disappointment, we UNIT UNDERGARMENTS for Women and Children---A Anniversary Feature number of styles involved we cannot mention but a few of the lines is offering! FLEECED SUITS length sleeves and zizes ... 89c WOMEN'S UNION SUITS $1.89 —Medium weight Cotton Union Suits in three of the most popular styles and bearing the name of a nationally known maker are being featured ... $1.89 at ... California