oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-19

4 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS AT CALIFORNIA Four acts of distinctive merit will be found in the vaudeville road show which is to be seen at the California Theatre. Melklejohn and Dunn have arranged a show that should be especially pleasing to the theatre goers of Anaheim tomorrow. Mark Carnahan and Jeanette Fields are entertainers that really entertain. Miss Fields has a voice that is golden and her selections include almost every type of song, ranging from the old songs of the south to the popular syncopated numbers of today. Mantell and Roberts are known as two of the most versatile entertainers in vaudeville. Mr. Roberts gives a number of clever song impersonations and is ably assisted by his pretty partner in furnishing fifteen minutes of smiles. Jane Courthope and her company of players hold the headline position on this bill in their sketch, "Our Family." This playlet has to do with a mother who is too good to her family. It contains a number of novel situations and is most capably acted by a cast which includes Rose Forrester, Nell Hastings and Peyton Forrester. From the eastern vaudeville circuits come Meehand and Frazzee in their novelty offering "Here and There In the Land of Vaudeville." They promise to hold the interest of their audience all thru their act. Katherine Mac Donald's latest comedy drama, "Stranger Than Fiction," will be seen on the screen in addition to the vaudeville. This picture is different from most of the photoplays Miss Mac Donald has appeared in and contains any number of thrills. GARDEN GROVE, April 19. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen returned home from Springville, Saturday, where they attended the funeral of Jack Williams. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Williams and daughter, Mabel, who will visit Enclosed Fords Are Finer Than Ever Many added conveniences and refinements are to be seen in the Ford enclosed cars now being displayed by the local authorized Ford dealer, George Dunton. The interior of both the coupe and the sedan is now finished. In an attractive shade of walnut brown broadcloth; and the seats are upholstered with a similar material threaded with chalked ebony-stripe. Heavy floor rugs give an added touch of comfort. Lifts, of a special design, minimize the effort of raising or lowering the windows. Door bumpers insure a tighter fitting, and new door grips, both inside and out, add to the rider's convenience. The demand for Ford enclosed cars has been unusually high during the past two months. Although production has been speeded up in the Ford factory at Detroit, sales continue to exceed the output, making it necessary for purchasers in many parts of the country to wait for their cars. Local dealers say this is the reason they have been urging customers to place their orders as early as possible. Cypress News CYPRESS, April 19.—(Spl.) The wind is doing considerable damage out this way. There are many fields of young corn and potatoes that are greatly set back by being cut and beaten by the drifting sand. A very enjoyable card party was held at the B. J. Valentine home Friday evening last. Progressive five hundred was the main order of the evening: Mrs. Stewart won high honors and C. O. Ledford low. Dainty refreshments were served at a late hour. The host had baked two cakes that made a decided hit with the lady folks. Those enjoying the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Luther, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Batis, Mrs. Stewart, and the host B. J. Valentine. Gas is to be piped down south Walker-st. H. Cutter is doing the initiative work in getting the convenience for that section. Walks of the Enquiry garage are PLACENTIA, A day sunrise service free hill just as O'clock the distant mount ends of about 400 feet tall sight was his solo "The Holy Warren Bradford," pronounced by R. beautiful vocal singer to Dawn" Ralph G. Rohr chorus sang "Breathe after which all joy hymn." I Say to Risen Mr. S., that wonderful poet "God of the Open anthem." Unfold to the chorus. Straight forward Rev. Herbert Boor At the close audience sang stately hymn—"C King." In the act the benediction Rev. Gage. The fixtures which have been Stradley from are being installed merely occupied These fixtures wihim office until set was installed stallation is to be the office may present location store to the new April 23rd, and to open there on opening.M is to be the Pereyle Adams is The office has its government insignia opening is allowed. George Hansen on E. Chapel Bench of Full have given possess place shows a d Walter McFarland of it to round out Mrs.Ollie Snake wear store for with a good disp several other li GARDEN GROVE, April 19. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen returned home from Springville, Saturday, where they attended the funeral of Jack Williams. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Williams and daughter, Mabel, who will visit at the Christensen home a couple of weeks. Geo. Dorr and family returned to their home in Eagle Rock Monday after a two weeks' visit at the home of Mrs. Dorr's mother Mrs. C. M. Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hampton of Hollywood were guests at the Vernon King home Tuesday. Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell of Lincoln, Nebr., is enjoying a week's visit at the home of her brother-in-law, C. A. Mitchell, and wife, north of town. John Bleaholder and family of Raisin City are visiting at the home of the former's brother, Henry Bleaholder, and family. Mrs. C. D. Kennedy of Oakland was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mitchell Sunday. Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Mitchell were former schoolmates, and had not seen each other for 30 years. Walter A. Sellow, senior bishop of the Free Methodist church, begins a two weeks' meeting in the Free Methodist church, Monday, April 24th. A cordial welcome is extended to all lovers of truth to attend the meetings, and a rare treat is in store for Garden Grove. Rev. H. C. Morrison, editor of the Pentecostal Herald, has the following to say of Bishop Sellow: "Bishop Sellow of the Free Methodist church is 78 years of age, erect as an Indian, a bright, flashing intellect and a clear, penetrating voice; a preacher of attractiveness and power." This brilliant preached should have a good hearing from the people of Garden Grove, and an excellent meeting is anticipated. Rev. F. A. Ames is closing his third last year as pastor and expects many friends he has met in Garden Grove to stand by him in his last revival effort. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pollins were guests of friends in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. Ball of Hollywood spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Roy, west of Garden Grove. The Radcliffe Chautanqua closed a three days' engagement here Tuesday night. Large crowds attended each entertainment and all enjoyed the splendid musical numbers and lectures furnished. A get-to-gether social and banquet was held at the Baptist church Friday evening, a large number of members and friends being in attendance. After the sumptuous dinner, an indulgence was given in the evening. Mrs. Stewart won high honors and C. O. Ledford low. Dainty refreshments were served at a late hour. The host had baked two cakes that made a decided hit with the lady folks. Those enjoying the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Luther, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Batis, Mrs. Stewart and the host B. J. Valentine. Gas is to be piped down south Walker-st. H. Cutter is doing the initiative work in getting the convenience for that section. Walls of the Fuquary garage are being erected quite rapidly. Mervin La Rue took in Orange-co-park Sunday. Cary Cawthon and Al Rennie were business visitors to Coachella Saturday and Sunday. Janies Elkins a former Cypress boy now in the employ of the Consolidated Lumber Co., of San Pedro, delivered lumber for the Lanier residence Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Miller, Mrs. M. Feagan and Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Miller spent Sunday just above Orange-co-park. The H. LaRues spent Sunday in Long Beach. Lawrence Weber and Walter Parks spent Sunday in Corona. Mrs. Green of Claremont spent Sunday with her son Elmer Praffer. There are three vacant houses in Cypress, the first time there has been a vacant house in two or three years. Lawrence Weber has been disguising his French Lizzie with a cot of new paint and disc wheels. Hollo Folks: Well in dear Old Paris the style setters tried to originate something new Sunday. One great dancer had a live bird imprisoned on her hat but the women were outshown by the 'dear men.' It must take considerable nerve to create a sensation in Paris these days, but the men did that little thing with their ties, vests and socks. Some accomplishment for the men, while in another place in this little Cold World the lowly Germans and Russians and Japanese were hatching up a separate treaty, which demonstrates that there are men and men. Some day the treaty builders may create more sensation than the style builders. They will bear watching. The style builders will not harm anyone except it be some week minded simp that attempts to imitate their tom foolery. Germany licked the World minus the United States, and with the man power of Russia and Japanese fleet, she could make it Dern hot for the World plus the United States. She might figure some day that by slaping a few nations about she could wipe out the war debts that are threatening the life of the German nation. America had better watch the slow moving German rather than the swift moving radiantly bedecked Parisian. What say you? SARGUM SPROUT. Mrs. Ball of Hollywood spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Roy, west of Garden Grove. The Radcliffe Chautauqua closed a three days' engagement here Tuesday night. Large crowds attended each entertainment and all enjoyed the splendid musical numbers and lectures furnished. A. get-to-gether social and banquet was held at the Baptist church Friday evening, a large number of members and friends being in attendance. After the sumptuous dinner, an interesting program was given. SIX L. A. FIREMEN HURT LOS ANGELES, April 19.—Injury to six firemen and loss of property valued at $350,000 were results of a fire which razed the warehouse occupied by the Harper & Reynolds Corp. near the East First-st. viaduct. PRIZES AT EXPOSITION LOS ANGELES, April 19.—A masque carnival with valuable prizes will be the feature of the Children's Exposition at Exposition Park tonight. An ad in The Plain Dealer gets re- 3500 JACKRABBITS ARE KILLED IN DRIVE STOCKTON, April 15.—Between 3000 and 3500 jackrabbits will not be present this spring to taste of the crops of this district as the result of a rabbit drive held in the country around Acampo recently. Over 400 hunters participated in the drive. Over 10,000 shells, carried in a supply wagon accompanying the hunters were used, an addition to much personal ammunition carried by various hunters. An average of between 8 and 9 rabbits per hunter was obtained. 20% Reduction on every hat in the house, Sales Day Only Big line of Children's Milans, all colors, each Mode Millinery 111 E. Center St.—Anaheim Placentia News PLACENTIA, April 19.—The Eastern sunrise service was held on Tuf-free hill just as Old Sol peeped over the distant mountains, in the presence of about 400 people. This beautiful sight was heralded by a cornet solo, "The Holy City" played by Warren Bradford. The invocation was pronounced by Rev. H. P. Gage. A beautiful vocal solo, "Just as It Began to Dawn" was sung by Mrs. Ralph G. Rohrer. The Placentia chorus sang "Break Forth Into Joy," after which all joined in singing the hymn, "I Say to All Men, Christ Is Risen." Mr. S. C. Hartranft read that wonderful poem of Van Dyke's—"God of the Open Air." An Easter anthem, "Unfold Ye Portal" was sung by the chorus. Then followed a very straight forward Easter sermon by Rev. Herbert Booth Smith, D.D. At the close of the address the audience sang the old familiar but stately hymn—"Come Thou Almighty King." In the absence of Rev. Noal the benediction was pronounced by Rev. Gage. The fixtures for the post office which have been purchased by W. D. Stradley from people in Anaheim, are being installed in the room formerly occupied by Elmer's Toggery. These fixtures were used in the Anaheim office until recent when a new set was installed. The work of installation is to be completed so that the office may be moved from its present location in the hardware store to the new location on Sunday, April 23rd, and the office is expected to open there on the Monday morning following. Mrs. Sarah B. Abbott is to be the postmaster and Mrs. Beryle Adams is to be her assistant. The office has to be inspected by a government inspector before formal opening is allowed. George Hansen has sold his property on E. Chapman-ave to Frank K. Benchley of Fullerton. The Hansen's have given possession and already the place shows a decided improvement. Walter McFarland bought three acres of it to round out his place. Mrs. Ollie Snell opened the Goodwear store for business last week with a good display of millinery and several other lines and already the men's all Mahogany Leather Dress Shoe, seamless vamp. JCP Top-No For Sp The tremendous purse was never more in evidence saving feast—top-notch w have provided us with en shopper. Dress Shoes For Men Built For Style and Service The utmost value that can be built into Men's high grade Dress Shoes. Styles for every man's taste, prices to suit all pocketbooks. Men's All-Mahogany Leather Dress Shoe, seamless vamp. Men's Black Box Leather Blucher Dress Shoe with at Weber's Bargain Day Specials Kodak Albums; regular $1.50 books, size 8x12 inches 85c Box Paper; 24 sheets and 24 envelopes of fine linen paper, Less be built into Men's high grade Dress Shoes. Styles for every man's taste, prices to suit all pocketbooks. Men's All Mahogany Leather Dress Shoe, seamless vamp, welt soles, made on the dressy Plaza last (Illustrated above) $4.50 Men's Black Box Leather Blucher Dress Shoe with half-double McKay soles, the comfortable Rival last (Illustrated above) $3.49 You'll find dozens of other dresy shoes for men in our Shoe Department at prices ranging from $2.98 to $5.90. Men's Oxford with snap and style, made to give long service, at a low price. Men's Mahogany Leather Whole Quarter Bal Oxford, tip, welt soles, made on our neat Strand last (Illustrated above) $3.98 Men's Mahogany Lotus Bal Oxford, perforated tip and perforated quarter, half rubber heels, welt soles, snappy Savoy last; (Illustrated above) $4.98 Spring Caps Men's "Sure-Fit" Quickly adjusted to fit your head. Blow off proof in windy weather. Satin lined; non-breakable viors. Fine cassimeres. Polo cloth and tweeds. Boys' sizes too. $1.49 $1.98 Straw Hats For Children Smart styles of Milan, Canton and novelty weaves. Trimmed with silk tips, leather sweats and silk bands. Black and brown Straws for the younger boys. Surprising values. 49c Men's Khaki Practical and For motoring and general outdoor wear this All-Wool Khaki Serge Suit is most practical and serviceable. Made according to our specifications — the J. C. Penney Co. buying power assures you the utmost in quality at the lowest cost. $24.75 Well made of 12-ounce all-wool khaki serge; strap Norfolk style with all-around belt. An attractive suit built for long service. A variety of Men's and Yo stock—all at the lowest cost. 85c Box Paper; 24 sheets and 24 envelopes of fine linen paper, Less than half its value 20c. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer 112 E. Center St. Anaheim Straw Hats For Children Smart styles of Milan, Canton and novelty weaves. Trimmed with silk tips, leather sweats and silk bands. Black and brown Straws for the younger boys. Surprising values. 49c Others at 98c and $1.49 $24.75 Well made of 12-ounce all-wool khaki serge; strap Norfolk style with all-around belt. An attractive suit built for long service. A variety of Men's and Yo stock—all at the lowest price. Little Boys' Wash Suits Dainty Attractive Styles EVERY mother knows how necessary it is to be supplied with extra changes of Wash Suits for the small son and will appreciate this opportunity to obtain the neatest, smartest styles imaginable and at the same time effect a substantial saving in their purchases. 98c $1.98 $2.98 Others from 69c to $2.39 Three popular styles—Middy, Oliver Twist and Russian, in a wide variety of fabrics embracing almost every known cloth suitable for little garments of this kind. They launder beautifully and give more than an ordinary amount of service. APRONS TO SELL are one of our feature items in this popular line of gowns—too large, as a matter of fact, to permit going in. The styles and savings will prove a pleasure. THE LARGEST CHRISTIAN STORE ORGANIZATION A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION C.Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES 225 West Center St. TOP-NOTCH VALUES For Spring Shoppers The tremendous purchasing power in this great Nation-wide institution is never more in evidence than right now. Each department affords a real living feast—top-notch values at bottom-notch prices. Our New York buyers have provided us with enormous stocks of high-grade merchandise for Spring shoppers. Women's Strap Pumps Smart Spring Styles Dame Fashion decrees these new Strap Pumps for stylish Spring and Summer wear. The styles we are showing are authentic and the values are exceptional. (Above) Women's Patent Black Box Leather Press Shoe with McKay soles, the Rival last (Illus $3.49 men in our Shoe 5.90. ogany Lotus Bal perforated tip and quarter, half rub-welt soles, snappy t; (Illus $4.98 (Above) Women's Patent Leather Instep and Ankle Strap Button Pump, plain toe, celluloid covered full Junior Louis heel, single McKay sole $5.50 (Above) Women's Patent Leather One-Strap Button Pump, plain toe, celluloid covered full Junior Louis heel, single McKay sole $4.98 (Left) Women's Patent Leather One-Strap Button Pump, perforated vamp and quarter, perforated imitation tip, leather military heel, single McKay sole $4.98 Men's Khaki Serge Suits Practical and Serviceable motoring and gen- door wear this All-Khaki Serge Suit is tactical and service-Made according to specifications — the Penney Co. buying measures you the ut- quality at the low24.75 made of 12-ounce all-khaki serge; strap Nor- style with all-around attractive suit built service. Bonniecrest Spring Hats for Men One of the many new Hat styles for men. Silk lined; light and dark colors, including the popular new shades of brown. A truly remarkable value. $3.98 "Let us be your Hatter" Trousers For Young Men Stylish Trousers for young men. Casstimeres and unfinished worsteds in brown, gray and green mixtures. Made full thru hips and seat; fitted waist; belt loops and cuff bottoms. $3.98 24.75 made of 12-ounce all-make serge; strap Norstyle with all-around attractive suit built service. variety of Men's and Young Men's Stylish Suits in stock—all at the lowest possible prices. Trousers For Young Men Stylish Trousers for young men. Casuales and unfinished worsteds in brown, gray and green mixtures. Made full thru hips and seat; fitted waist; belt loops and cuff bottoms. $3.98 Girls' Gingham Dresses For Spring That Are Lovely Here are four extremely handsome styles in little girls' dresses that came to us in a series of recent remarkable purchases by one of our New York buyers, which mothers and their daughters alike cannot fail to appreciate and enjoy. They are duplicates of much higher-priced models. Remarkable Values at 79c & 98c They are made from famous Amoskeag gingham and chambrays in stylish plain colors all neat checks. Sizes, 7 to 14 Years Four Styles Illustrated APRONS TO SELL AT 58c and 98c is popular line of goods. We constantly carry large and diversified stock so permit going into details. Come in and inspect our superb display pleasure. THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD