oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-25

Wednesday, January 25, 1922 THE ORANGE LITTLE DAMAGE BY COLD AT CYPRESS CYPRESS, Jan. 25.—(Spl.) The cold wave has done little damage in this section so far. The orange trees are nipped but it is that the fruit is not damaged to any great extent. There is one or two young groves that is quite badly damaged, some few of the young trees will have to be replaced. The Standard Oil Co.'s preparation to drill on the Mitchell place southwest of Buena Park, has revived the oil fever in this section. The big well at Signal Hill was in plain view Saturday, and the Cypress land owners had a lovely time mind-picturing their own property being saturated with oil. The field man of the Mid-Way Petroleum Co. hinted that that company would like to have their lease back, but the land owners are through with that company. There is a report that the Lessors Oil Co. has changed hands and drilling operations are to commence in the very near future. A party of friends gave Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sally a surprise shower Saturday evening. The young couple received many useful tokens of friendship. At a late hour light refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Monroe of Hynes, spent Sunday with the Geo. B. Millers. Mrs. E. Praffer is ill with the prevailing epidemic, which the doctors claim is a mild flu. Those that have been ill with the malady claim it is not mild. Mrs. M. Sutherland is another victim of the mild flu. Her daughter Mrs. Hughes was first to fall for the unwelcome guest, then Mr. Sutherland, now Mrs. Sutherland. G. G. Priddy has just completed a land and income property transaction where by he becomes owner of a 57-acre ranch just south of Downey. The other property involved in the deal is Oklahoma property. Manuel Gurro who was recently badly hurt in an auto accident near Cypress is home from the hospital. He is progressing to recovery very Mrs. M. Sutherland is another victim of the mild flu. Her daughter Mrs. Hughes was first to fall for the unwelcome guest, then Mr. Sutherland, now Mrs. Sutherland. G. G. Priddy has just completed a land and income property transaction where he becomes owner of a 57-acre ranch just south of Downey. The other property involved in the deal is Oklahoma property. Manuel Gurro who was recently badly hurt in an auto accident near Cypress is home from the hospital. He is progressing to recovery very rapidly. Mrs. May Peagan spent last week with the Geo. B. Millers. Mrs. Megan has about recovered from her recent illness. CLAIMS CONTRACT WHILE MINOR VOID Latest suggestion for youth: If you don't like your bargain, wait until you are 21 and then cancel it. That is what O. B. Davey, local automobile salesman, has decided to do, according to a civil action on file today in superior court here, with Davey as the plaintiff against Leslie P. Damewood and A. J. Garroway of the firm of Damewood and Garroway, Orange truck dealers. Davey bought a truck from Damewood and Chapman last June, before he had reached his 21st birthday. The price was $4500 for what Davey claims was supposed to be a five-ton Moreland truck. Davey declares he turned in a $1,700 G. M. C. truck as first payment and arranged to pay the balance at the rate of $200 a month. Subsequently he paid, he says $700 more. Also, he declares, he discovered later that the new truck had only a four-ton capacity. To add to his troubles Davey became in arrears on his payments and the dealers repossessed the truck, but decline to return to Davey the consideration he had paid on the purchase price, so he states. In the course of events, Davey celebrated his 21st birthday. He didn't like his bargain, for the reasons set forth. So, having attained his majority, he is now taking action as an adult to set aside by law the transaction performed while he was a minor. His suit for cancellation of agreement and return of the $2400 consideration he claims to have paid upon the Moreland truck was filed through Attorney Carl M. Helm, of Santa Ana. CLASS REPRODUCES OLD SPANISH CITY For the purpose of exhibiting progress made in the study of Spanish, a portion of the upper halls of the Santa Ana high school auditorium building will be transformed Thursday to represent scenes in Madrid, Spain. Members of the Spanish class will play the roles of Spanish citizens and will be given an opportunity to hold conversations with native speakers. INTENDED AS A FEATURE FOR LONG CLOTH HAS JUST BEEN RECOMMENDED USUALLY SOLD AT A MUCH HIGH PRICE. Pequot Tubing —Three pieces only are to be sold at price. Genuine Pequot Tubing in the Here's a Word of Beautiful New Taffeta Spring Shade —and Pure Silk Imported Just the right weight for shirts, other uses—32 inches wide and extra WOOL DRESS GOOD Plain colors and plaids in materials are now offered at the exceptionally Our New House ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL CLASS REPRODUCES OLD SPANISH CITY For the purpose of exhibiting progress made in the study of Spanish, a portion of the upper halls of the Santa Ana high school auditorium building will be transformed Thursday to represent scenes in Madrid, Spain. Members of the Spanish class will play the roles of Spanish citizens and will be given an opportunity to hold conversations with natives of Spanish-speaking countries. Merchants, newsboys, beggars and other pedestrians to be found upon the streets of old Madrid will be reproduced here, and all conversation will be conducted in the Spanish language. MONTEBELLO BRIDGE OPEN The new bridge over the Rio Hondo river near Montebello, will be open for traffic today, according to an announcement of the local office of the Auto Club of So. Calif. The bridge cost $140,000 and is of steel and concrete. It is 472 feet long with approaches of 275 and 200 feet. Brelin & Son of San Diego, were the builders. The old bridge was burned some two years ago. HOMEOPATHS' ANNUAL MEETING SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 25. — The California State Homeopathic Medical Society will hold its annual convention at the Arlington Hotel here May 10-12. Nationally prominent homeopaths will make addresses. HORSE KILLED BY AIRPLANE VISALIA, Jan. 25. — R. E. Whalley, local rancher, has lost a valuable horse, fatally hurt by an airplane. Whalley says it is the first time he ever heard of an airplane's attacking a horse. The animal had to be shot. ATTAIN HIGH SPEED New electric locomotives adopted by the Swiss government for its railways develop 1000 horsepower at a speed of forty kilometers an hour and can attain a speed of sixty kilometers. SIX YEARS TO BUILD Japanese are planning a 240,000 horsepower hydro-electric project in Formosa that will take six years to build and cost $24,000,000. Our New House ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL Maiso Frocks —Cleverly fashioned scale and Ginghams, Frocks will appeal —Sketched at left side of plain Gingham. Priced —Sketched at right style made of quilt Chintz. Priced at ROYAL SOCIETY A PAC 1-2 —All broken lines and discontinued Hats, Aprons, Blouses, etc., etc., at marked prices. FALK THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FALKENSTEIN Swinging Into the Finish---The Last Five enstein’s January nd Semi-Annual White n will be given over to the completion of an event of one of which will see feature offerings of the sort selshould prove a memorable shopping period to hunknow FALKENSTEIN VALUES. —FIVE DAYS, for this, the n in years. —FIVE DAYS more, and this be a matter of history. We c the splendid savings of this ev ds of 36 inch Fine Quality Long Cloth FEATURE FOR THE FIRST DAY OF THE SEMI-ANNUAL WHITE FAIR, THIS JUST BEEN RECEIVED. NOT 15c LONG CLOTH BY ANY MEANS, BUT A CLOTH A MUCH HIGHER PRICE AND FEATURED AT 15c YD. OR $1.50 PER BOLT OF ubing 45c Yd. Underwear Crepe 25c Yd. FEATURE FOR THE FIRST DAY OF THE SEMI-ANNUAL WHITE FAIR, THIS JUST BEEN RECEIVED. NOT 15c LONG CLOTH BY ANY MEANS, BUT A CLOTH AT A MUCH HIGHER PRICE AND FEATURED AT 15c YD. OR $1.50 PER BOLT OF Tubing 45c Yd. Underwear Crepe 25c Yd. are to be sold at this very low not Tubing in the 42-inch width. —Pink and white Plisse Crepe of firm texture, very specially priced for the January Clearance. e's a Wonder Sale of NEW TAFFETAS IN THE POPULAR SPRING SHADES $1.95 appreciate the full importance of this offering compare these Taffetas with those usually sold All the popular street shades to select from. Silk Imported Pongee at $1.18 yd. weight for shirts, handkerchiefs, underwear and ches wide and extra selected quality. OIL DRESS GOODS $1.00 Yd. plaids in material formerly sold up to $3.50, at the exceptionally low price of $1.00 yard. 32-inch Zephyrs —100 new checks and plaids to choose from in this excellent quality 32-inch Zephyr Gingham. Yard 39c New House Furnishing Section Presents M THE ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF New House Furnishing Section Presents Maisonette Frocks Cleverly fashioned of fast color Perle and Ginghams, these new House frocks will appeal to every woman. Sketched at left is a practical frock plain Gingham. $2.45 Sketched at right a most clever style made of quaint old-fashioned mintz. $1.95 Royal Society Art Embroidery Package Goods 1-2 Price and discontinued numbers, including Children's Dresses,uses, etc., etc., at just One-Half less than their original A store within a store is our the balcony. Here you will find Pillow Cases, Towels and Taing. We invite you to see th service. Extra Large Double Thread Towels 39c A value typical of the offer this new Section. "Beacon" In Sold regularly at ever so much Indian Blankets are the best finishing Section has brought fo For little girls u Children's C Very substantially reduced prices are these pretty coats i LKENSTEIN'S TEIN'S Last Five Days of Bury Clearance White Fair YS, for this, the most important clearance event we have held YS more, and this very unusual money-saving opportunity will of history. We cannot urge too strongly your participation in savings of this event, during these final days. g Cloth 15c yd. FAIR, THIS BUT A CLOTH PER BOLT OF 25c Yd. Crossbar Nainsook 25c Yd. —An excellent quality of this small checked Nainsook is offered in pink and white. Very special 25c yd. Also Madras Shirting 35c Yd. —36-inch heavy Madras for the making of men's and boys' shirts, in a large range of new patterns. Kimono Flannels 19c —Fleeced materials in attractive patterns at a decided reduction from their regular price—36 inches wide. Many Special Values! within a store is our just completed House Furnishing Section on Here you will find Blankets, Draperies, Spreads, Sheets and —Fleeced materials in attractive patterns at a decided reduction from their regular price—36 inches wide. Presents Many Special Values! Within a store is our just completed House Furnishing Section on Here you will find Blankets, Draperies, Spreads, Sheets and Towels and Table Linens all grouped for convenient choos- write you to see this new Section, another step in Falkenstein Blue Double Thread Bath Towels 39c typical of the offerings of tion. Blue Border Bath Towels 29c —Generous size and splendid weight Towels specially priced. Beacon” Indian Blankets $5.95 early at ever so much more, these Beacon kets are the best values the House Furon has brought forth. For little girls up to 6 years Children’s Coats 6.95 substantially reduced from their former these pretty coats in many styles and colors. Anaheim, California