oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-04

APPLEBY'S DURANTS DIRECT FROM MAKER James E. Appleby's shipments of Durant cars arriving this week came as usual directly to him and were not included in the shipment of 100 cars from the east. Appleby said: "We deal direct with the factory and hold our county franchise with the manufacturer. We received one carload this week direct from the factory and more are coming—and they will have to come fast to take care of the demand for the new product, if indications at this time point definitely so possible future business." SANTA ANANS IN STORM Several Santa Anans were among those marooned during the big snow-storm. They were on a trip to Camp Baldy and got into snow 18 inches deep. Among those in the crowd were I. W. Turner, sales manager for Charles L. Davis, Chandler and Cleveland agent; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuthbert, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stevens, Charles L. Davis, Mrs. Orin Harden and Mrs. Beatty, Davis' mother. DROVE WHILE DRUNK, CHARGE Application for a hearing for probation on a charge of driving a car while intoxicated was made today by Robert Curran of Long Beach, after he had pleaded guilty to the charge. Friday morning next at 9:30 was set for the hearing. Curran is accused of having left his car at Fifth-st. Santa Ana, and tried to run away. He was caught and brought back. Charles Swanner was his attorney. IN SOCIETY HONORS DEPARTING FRIEND Mrs. C. P. Tompkins, of Colonial Apts., was hostess Friday afternoon to a number of friends in honor of Mrs. George Napoleon Nolan, Jr., who will leave shortly to take up her residence in Fullerton. The principal-feature of the affair was the presentation of many "tiny" IN SOCIETY HONORS DEPARTING FRIEND Mrs. C. P. Tompkins, of Colonial Apt., was hostess Friday afternoon to a number of friends in honor of Mrs. George Napoleon Nolan, Jr., who will leave shortly to take up her residence in Fullerton. The principal feature of the affair was the presentation of many "tiny" gifts to Mrs. Nolan. Chatting and sewing took up the remainder of the afternoon, after which the hostess served dainty refreshments. Those present included the Mes-dames G. N. Nolan, Jr., the honored guest, and daughter, Vallerie; J. B. Collings and daughter, Katherine; F. L. Bly and son, William; W. Mickle, and son, Edsol; J. C. Downey and daughter, Marietta; W. G. Saunders, Robert Boney, E. C. Russell, all of Anaheim; W. Black and son, Dolder, of Brea, and the charming hostess, Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and daughter, Bernice Clair. MISSION CIRCLE ELECTS The ladies of the Baptist Mission Circle elected officers at their regular meeting this week at the home of Mrs. A. H. Sitton. The following officers were chisen: Mrs. Harold Knox, president; Mrs. Albert Sitton, vice president; Mrs. Theron Jolly, secretary; Mrs. Hill, treasurer; and Mrs. Parry, pianist. A little play was given and dainty refreshments served, and a social time enjoyed. CITY BRIEF'S Jerry Ridenour is the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. A. Riley, of Stanton, having stopped for a short visit while en route to Taft. The C. E. Douglass family have moved into the new home on East Broad-st, and the house which they vacated is occupied by Mrs. Jennie Baert and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bowers and daughter, Cleo, of Santa Anna, have returned to their home after a visit with Mrs. George L. West, in Brookhurst. The L. V. Wheeler family were dinner guests last evening of the Robert Owen family, corner South and Rio Vista-sts. Accompanied by Mrs. Wheeler's father, L. J. Winney, the family will visit tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winney in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Melcher, who have resided on the Sparkes & Melcher ranch, are leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles, where they will make their home. Mr. Melcher will at once contract business relations in that city. Fred Pressel, who was severely injured several weeks ago when he was thrown from a wagon to the curbing, by a runaway team, is again quite poorly, although able to sit up in his very special price! —The entire lot has been received during the past few days and presents the best offering we have made in years. Unbleached Crash 15c, 19c, 25c yd. —At each price a better than usual value, all of them good quality that will give excellent service. Pure Linen Crash 25c —Stevens bleached and unbleached Crash of pure Linen. Glass Toweling 16c yd. Blue and red striped Toweling in the 16-inch width. Lux 9c pa —Another shipment of 500 package sale Tuesday Morning Wheeler's father, L. J. Winney, the family will visit tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winney in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Melcher, who have resided on the Sparkes & Melcher ranch, are leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles, where they will make their home. Mr. Melcher will at once contract business relations in that city. Fred Pressel, who was severely injured several weeks ago when he was thrown from a wagon to the curbing, by a runaway team, is again quite poorly, although able to sit up in his easy chair. Coupled with his injuries, Mr. Pressel has a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Graham, Miss Lucille Darling and Louis Darling, of 251 South Lemon, will pass tomorrow in Orange, the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Dearborn, on East Palm, Orange. Mrs. Georgia Sherill, of San Diego, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Grace Halladay, planning to remain for a week. Mrs. Ben Yorba of the Yorba ranch is spending the day with her mother, Mrs. Lee Leep. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leep will be guests at Laguna tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kustiner and baby son, Dick, will motor to San Bernardino tomorrow to spend the day with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Osher will be guests of friends in Los Angeles tomorrow. Mrs. Joe Kustiner and son Dick were Pasadena visitors on Friday. James Drier of San Bernardino will spend Sunday at the F. G. Peck home. Mr. and Mrs. John Ackerman of Pennsylvania are visiting at the country home of the Owen's for several days prior to their departure for San Francisco. Walter Naugle is spending the week-end with his parents. He is a student at U. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. D. Naugle will motor to Long Beach tomorrow for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sander were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. They will motor to Camp Baldy tomorrow, accompanied by their children. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lycan, of Whitier, were guests yesterday of Mr., and Mrs. LeRoy Lyons. Miss Enid Cahoe of Placentia was an Anaheim visitor today. Mrs. E. H. Heying passed yesterday in Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Heying will spend their Sunday in Pomona. Lux 9c pa Another shipment of 500 package sale Tuesday Morning In order to avoid disappointment make every effort to be here early, the entire shipment to be sold out Bed Spreads at Substance Reduced Prices! CROCHET SPREADS—SPECIFIC Full size Spreads of heavy quilted or scalloped cut corner stylish Satin Spreads $5.95 Extra large beautiful satin finished Spreads in white and colors, 'way less than their regular prices. FALK THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TALKENSTEAD Starting Tuesday, For Mighty Sale of Home Furni Household Cottons! selling event, just to have a 'sale,' but a well-planned, carefully conducted merchandising for values and new records for new friends won. and Sheetings, Towels and Towelin , Table Linens, Blankets and Com Pequot Sheets, Cases and Sheetings at very Unusual P is Toweling ally Priced! has been received new days and preoffering we have ed Crash 25c yd. has been received new days and preoffering we have ed Crash 25c yd. better than usual good quality that service. Crash 25c ed and unbleached en. ling 16c yd. riped Toweling in —Every woman knows the quality of these famous Pequot goods, prices quoted here are the lowest that will be quoted for many months. Early! PEQUOT SHEETS 63x90 Special.....$1.49 72x90 Special.....$1.59 81x90 Special.....$1.69 81x99 Special.....$1.79 PEQUOT CASES 43x36 Special 39c 45x36 Special 42c PEQUOT SHEETING 8-4 Unbleached... 9-4 Unbleached... 10-4 Unbleached... 8-4 Bleached... 10-4 Bleached... 42-inch and 45-inch Pequot Tubing, Special . . . . . 45c 8000 Huck and Turkish Towels Huck Towels 8c —Splendid quality White Huck Towels in the 15x24 size. Huck Towels 19c —18x36 blue border Towels of very good Huck at a decidedly lower-than-usual price. —Others equally good. 20x45 Bath Towels —Here is the greatest Towe have presented in mamonths. Extra large Bath of good weight feature very low price. 9c package ent of 500 packages will go on Curtain Marquisette! —We have about 300 yards in the entire lot in whiabout One-Half its usual selling price at 15c yard. Curtain Nets 48c yd. —36-inch Curtain Nets in a wide range of pretty patterns. Cretonnes 2 —36-inch Cretonnetive designs featuvery low price. 9c package ent of 500 packages will go on Morning, Only void disappointment, you should t to be here early, for we expect ent to be sold out very quickly. Spreads at Substantially Reduced Prices! SPREADS—SPECIAL $2.95 Spreads of heavy quality in plain piped cut corner styles. Spreads $3.95 —Crochet and Satin finish Spreads, broken lines, formerly sold up to twice the price we are quoting on them. Curtain Marquisette. —We have about 300 yards in the entire lot in whi about One-Half its usual selling price at 15c yard. Curtain Nets 48c yd. —36-inch Curtain Nets in a wide range of pretty patterns. Cretonnes 2 —36-inch Cretonne tive designs feature very low price. 58x58 Scalloped Round Lu —Lunch Cloths with pink, blue, gold and white scallo mask, a feature of this selling event at the price quoted Mercerized Damask 79c and 95c yd. —72-inch Damask of permanent finish in good patterns underpriced. Silkolines 2 —Comforter Silkc large range of prefast colors, speciall 25c yd. Silk Mull Covered Co 66 x 80 Beacon Plaid —Two wonder values from the Bedding Section! The Pure Sterilized Cotton—The Beacon Blankets of large LKENSTEIN'S Saturday, February 4, 1922 TEIN'S y, Feb. 7th Furnishings and Buttons! cted merchandising occasion that will establish new records for Towelings, Draperies, Bed d Comforters, Muslins! ery Unusual Prices! 36-in. Long Cloth 15c yd. —Excellent quality soft finish Long Cloth at a very special price—15c yard ,or $1.50 for bolt of 10 yards. 36-in. Fine Nainsook 39c —A very fine quality of Nainsook for underwear and infants' garments. Vard Wide Muslin 18c Pequot goods. The for many months. Shop. PEQUOT SHEETINGS 8-4 Unbleached.....55c 9-4 Unbleached.....60c 10-4 Unbleached.....65c 8-4 Bleached.....60c 10-4 Bleached.....70c 45c yd. 36-in. Fine Nainsook 39c —A very fine quality of Nainsook for underwear and infants' garments. Yard-Wide Muslin 18c —A less-than-usual price for this Muslin that is free from starch. Absorbent Cheese Cloth 10-yard Pieces 89c —Excellent quality Absorbent Cheese Cloth in 10-yard sealed packages at 89c for 10 yards. Towels Underpriced! 20x45 h Towels 29c is the greatest Towel value presented in many, many. Extra large Bath Towels weight featured at this new price. Extra Heavy Bath Towels 48c —Double thread. Bath Towels of extra size underpriced! Fancy Towels,3for$1 —Pretty pink and blue plaid Towels of good quality and size—very specially priced at 3 for $1. —Other equally good Towel values will be featured in the House Furnishing Section. uisette! Special 15c yard entire lot in white, cream and ecru. Splendid quality and just ce at 15c yard. Cretonnes 25c yd. —36-inch Cretonnes in attractive designs featured at this very low price. Cretonnes 49c yd. —Light and dark Cretonnes reduced from their former prices. Cretonnes 25c yd. 36-inch Cretonnes in attractive designs featured at this very low price. Cretonnes 49c yd. Light and dark Cretonnes reduced from their former prices. Round Lunch Cloths 1.35 each and white scalloped edges, made of good quality Mercerized Daat the price quoted. Silkolines 25c yd. Comforter Silkolines in a large range of pretty designs, fast colors, specially priced at 5c yd. Comforter Batts 95c Each Three-pound Cotton Batts in the full comforter size. A limited quantity only. Federed Comforter 5.95 each on Plaid Blankets 4.65 each Building Section! The Comforters of Silk Mull coverings and 100% Blankets of large size, excellent weight and pretty colorings. N'S Anaheim, California