oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-28

YORBA LINNDA, April 28—(Spl.) Mrs. Vasco Mills of Whittier visited at the J. A. Buckmaster home on Tuesday; Mrs. J. H. Selover accompanied her and remained for a few days visit with relatives. A class for children's dancing has been started here with Miss Adams of Egan's Dancing school of Los Angeles in charge. Children from the ages of four years up will be accepted. If interested notify Dr. Lester Keller. Mr. R. A. Knight is spending the week at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown were out-of-town visitors Sunday. Mrs. C. R. Selover was a visitor at Whittier on Saturday afternoon. Mr. L. Johnson spent Saturday with Los Angeles friends. Mrs. G. W. Corbit is reported on the sick list. Dale Hennesy spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Hennesy. He is stationed on a ship at San Pedro. Mr. and Mrs. Weston Smith spent Monday with San Pedro relatives. Mrs. J. I. Geissinger has returned from a week's visit with relatives at Hollywood. Arthur Bemis and Miss Edith Bemis were Pasadena visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Louis Myers of Los Nietis was a guest of Mrs. Howard Brown the latter part of the week. Mr. Frank Brashear is suffering from a painfull wound caused by running a spike into his foot while at work at Long Beach a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight were guests of friends at Garden Grove on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Acker entertained their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Collins and baby of Anaheim Sunday. Mrs. Gale and daughter, Miss Olive, spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Emma Hong entertained friends from La Habra Sunday at her ranch home. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller are the proud possessors of a fine new machine. Mr. E. J. Morris of Montebello is erecting a house on his ranch on Orange-dr. It will be occupied by his son, Raymond and family of this place. Oh Girls! Have you seen our Patent Leather Oxfords made of the best grade of patent leather with low heels? Some have the round toe, others the medium narrow toe. They are just what you have been looking for—and the price in stead of being $6.50 is only $5.00 Special Growing Girls Sport Oxfords TWO-TONE Of brown calf with dark brown saddle strap and low heels. They are the newest shades in sport shoes and They are just what you have been looking for—and the price in stead of being $6.50 is only $5.00 Special Growing Girls Sport Oxfords TWO-TONE Of brown calf with dark brown saddle strap and low heels. They are the newest shades in sport shoes and will wear fine. All sizes; specially priced for Saturday at only $4.85 Ladies White Kid Oxfords Made of real kid and with a neat medium toe, and the latest style covered heel. We have these in all widths from AA to D. They are really the neatest white kid oxford in town. Specially low priced at only $7.50 Mothers Comfort Shoes We now have a complete line of both high and low Comfort Shoes in all sizes; they too have a steel arch which helps to sustain your weight when tired. Let us fit you with a pair and see the difference between a fit and a misfit. Prices $2.95 to $6.00. Boys Shoes Mother! We have positively the best Boys' Shoes in town. We don't claim to have the cheapest because they are no good at any price. Our Shoes are Guaranteed All Solid Leather and they won't wear out in a month's time. Just try one pair. You will be satisfied. We have all sizes. Lindsay's The Home of Foot Comfort Next Door to Post Office SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 101 Stores 138 E. Center Sego Milk, tall cans . . . . . . . . . . 9c Borden's or Sego Milk, tall cans, case $4.45 Holland Herring . . . . . . . . . . 5c Big Fat Ones. Solid Pack Tomatoes, small cans . . . 10c Payne's Hotel Blend Coffee, lb. 30c; 3 lb. 85c 8-lb. can Snowdrift . . . . . $1.70 Large Nabiscos, 3 3-4 carton . . . $1.15 You're Safe at Payne's THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA IN SOCIETY ORIGINAL POEM TO HONOREE IS READ AT DINNER PARTY MRS. ADDIE KING, of Diamond street, gave Mrs. Catherine Verbeck a surprise party yesterday in honor of her seventy-fourth birthday anniversary, a delightful feature of which was the noon dinner. The repast was spread on the dining table, fragrant with a centerpiece of roses in all colors, and prettily appointed. Two cakes graced the table, also, one of them pretitially iced and inscribed with the initials and dates of the honoree. As the guests were seated, each found her chair pushed well under the table, and when Mrs. Verbeck drew hers out, it was ladened with packages containing many pretty gifts. Among the many messages of love and congratulations was an original poem by Mrs. Floyd Pierce. This read and thoroughly appreciated by all the guests, as well as the recipient. Guests of Mrs. King, for Mrs. Verbeck were Mrs. Fanny Smith, Mrs. Rosa Kestenhclz, Mrs. Jonnie Kay, Mrs. N. F. Ballou, Mrs. F. E. Pierce, Mrs. Nellie Pierce. The poem follows: A LIFE STORY Twas back in 1848 on an Indiana farm, That a baby girl first saw and felt God's sunlight bright and warm. And in that Indiana home with other girls and boys, She grew to happy girlhood, amid Life's cares and joys. Then came the roving spirit to their quiet Eastern home, And unsettled the contentment that hitherto had come. The farm was sold and Westward, to Missouri journeyed they. A wild, unsettled country, unlike it is today. Again they traveled Westward, to the rugged mountains, bold, Of San Bernardino county, the land of the western sun. Where old age becomes as childhood, and life anew is begun. And thus the years have slipped away, some happy and some sad, But peace has filled both heart and soul, and made the sad days glad. Thus, today, by invitation, we are here to greet. The heroine of this story, as we round the table meet. So here's to many birthdays that may follow on life's way. And here's to Mrs. Addie King, who planned this happy day. City Briefs Mrs. Charles Wardman of Huntington Beach was brought to the Anaheim Sanitarium this morning for medical treatment. Lloyd Moore was here yesterday from Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. Walters of Los Angeles were visitors yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goddicksen. Mrs. C. Houston of Los Angeles was also a visitor at the Goddicksen home yesterday. Miss Blanch Mickle and Mr. Kurt Epstein motored to Long Beach last evening. Mrs. R. E. Campbell and daughter, Margaret Emily, are in Los Angeles for several days visiting with friends and relatives. Misses Florence Meeker and Lillian Degryse and Messra Tom Remp and Anby Blakemore motored to Long Beach last evening. Mrs. E. R. Ott and Mrs. Wm. Heying of Baldwin Park were guests yesterday of Mrs. Henry Heying. Mrs. A. F. Nowotny of Santa Ana was a guest yesterday of Mrs. H. Heying. Mrs. Catherine Verbeck will leave in a few days for Cajon Pass, where she will make an extended visit with her son. Rev. Doescher is in Los Angeles attending the Evangelical church quarterly conference. The little friends of Anita Brown- Fresh New The Popular S No other fabric will ever take the place in the hearts of the women and girls for Spring and Summer wear that is occupied by cool, fresh, crisp Gingham fabrics. We have a truly wonderful array of beautiful patterns — serviceable qualities — purchased direct from the mills for our 312 stores, which means distinct savings for you. Butterfly Brand Gingham sive brand, excellent for s felt God's sunlight bright and warm. And in that Indiana home with other girls and boys, She grew to happy girlhood, amid Life's cares and joys. Then came the roving spirit to their quiet Eastern home, And unsettled the contentment that hitherto had come. The farm was sold and Westward, to Missouri journeyed they, A wild, unsettled country, unlike it is today. And it was here to womanhood, our girlie grew space And here she met her sweetheart, and here she answered, "yes!" And there, just like the birdies, they flew to build a nest And chose for that most precious spot the prairies of the West. Twas in Nebraska they maintained the home they sought to build, And here they prospered many years; each year with joy was filled. God gave them four fine children, two girlies and two boys; And how they planned both night and day for these new added joys. And then, when health seemed wavering and the winters proved too cold. Aby Blakemore motored to Long Beach last evening. Mrs. E. R. Ott and Mrs. Wm. Heying of Baldwin Park were guests yesterday of Mrs. Henry Heying. Mrs. A. F. Nowotny of Santa Ana was a guest yesterday of Mrs. H. Heying. Mrs. Catherine Verbeck will leave in a few days for Cajon Pass, where she will make an extended visit with her son. Rev. Doescher is in Los Angeles attending the Evangelical church quarterly conference. The little friends of Anita Brownfield will be sorry to hear of her serious illness at her home on Chestnut. Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. John Taggart came down from Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. Taggart will remain for a few days with relatives. Mrs. Brown attended the all-day meeting of the Fidelis class. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grim and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Schultz of Terra Haute, Indiana will spend the week-end in San Diego. MEET IN YOSEMITE SAN DIEGO, April 28—The California Conference of Social Work will meet May 22-26 in Yosemite in 1923, it was decided here. The conference elected Dr. I. Irving Lipstich, chairman of the federated Jewish charities, of San Francisco president. Mrs. Elizabeth McManus of Los Angeles is one of several vice-presidents elected. Sure Thing If it's carried in a Meat Market we have it, and furthermore it will be best and purest to be obtained. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS Stroup's Market "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Store No. 36 Market "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Store No. 36 127 West Center Store No. 35 248 West Center Shredded Wheat 3 Packages 25c Chocolate Nut Bars 2 for 5c Glen Rosa Jam Five Varieties 2½-oz. Glass Jar 5c Potatoes The Famous Salinas Burbank $1.85 per cwt. Genuine Idaho Russets $2.25 per cwt. Meats Shoulder Roast Pork, lb. .....18c Leg Roast of Pork, lb. .....25c Legs of Lamb, lb. 35c ANAHEIM J.C. Penney Co. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES 225 West Center Street ADVANTAGES Belonging to Shoppers The price must be low and the quality high if your patronage is deserved. Buying in tremendous quantities for our 312 department stores assures us the dream of quality at the low prices which quantity-buying always commands the advantages that belong to you are constantly awaiting you here. Fresh New Ginghams The Popular Summer Fabric Other fabric will never take the place in hearts of the women girls for Spring and summer wear that is occuby cool, fresh, crisp, sham fabrics. We have a truly wonderarray of beautiful pat- —serviceable quali- —purchased direct to the mills for our 312 s, which means dissavings for you. Brandy Ginghams—The J. C. Penney Co. exclubrand, excellent for service, in a splendid range of colors and plain shades: 27 inches wide. We Believe in YOU! Do You Believe in US? The above, we admit, is rather an unusual heading. But we are sincere. We DO Believe in YOU! If this were not so we would not be here. BUT DO YOU BELIEVE IN US? Some one has said that he who makes no enemies makes nothing. We don't agree. We have made hundreds and hundreds of mighty good friends here through our business dealings with them. We constantly work to increase the number. If you do not believe in us there's a reason—and that reason is worth a great deal to us. But you do; so why worry? have a truly wonderarray of beautiful patserviceable qualipurchased direct the mills for our 312 s, which means dissavings for you. Butfly Brand Ginghams—The J. C. Penney Co., exclubrand, excellent for service, in a splendid range of regular cheeks, plaids and plain shades; 27 inches wide. Yd. 17c Makeag Fine 32-Inch Gingham—The standard Gingham coast to coast. Carefully selected from the newest gins for Spring and Summer. Bought direct from the s for our 312 stores. Yd. 23c Finer grades of Ginghams made by Amoskeeg Mfg. Co.— ty and A, F. C. Ginghams, Yd...25c and 29c "Honor" Muslin It's Bleached J. C. Penney Co., brand, bleached "Honor" Muslin. Has our label affixed. We are sure it is the best Muslin you can procure at the price. Yd. 15c Percales At Lowest Prices Gladiol," our own extive brand of Percales standard quality, full 36 mes wide, all perfect da. Light or dark colA wonderful value. Yd. 19c Cretonne Remarkably Priced Cool sheer Cretonne in dainty floral effects, desirable for dresses, bungalow sprouts, etc. Pleasing range of patterns. Yd. 19c Others Up to 29c Voiles Fancy and Plain Printed Voiles, 58 inch. New dainty designs, beautiful shadings; also some staple colors. Fancy, yd...39c Plain colors, yd., 29c The New Patent "Straps" Smart Styles for Women To be stylishly and comfortably shod is the desire of every woman. That's why these new Patent Strap Pumps are so trendendously popular this season. Our close contact with the leading shoe makers of this country and our large quantity buying for 312 stores make it possible for you to get the newest, smartest styles in fine footwear at the lowest possible price. Above) Women's Patent Leather Instep and ankle Strap Button Pump, plain toe, eeluloid covered full Junior Louis heel, single McKay ole. $6.50 Women's Patent Leather Instep and ankle Strap Button Pump, plain toe, celluloid covered full Junior Louis heel, single McKay sole. $6.50 Women's Patent Leather One-Strap Button Pump, plain toe, celluloid covered full Junior Louis heel, single McKay sole. $4.98 Khaki Pants For Men Made of heavy khaki rill to assure long wear. Cuff bottoms, button-flap hip pockets, elt loops. A good value for $1.49 Cotton Hose For Men Substantial weight cotton Hose with reinforced heels and toes to assure excellent wearing. A wonderful value in men's Hose, pair, 10c Wash Suits Economically Priced Wash Suits for little boys in Russia, Middy and Oliver Twist styles. A wide variety of choice patterns in handsome color combinations. At 98c Straw Hats For Boys Good looking, serviceable Straw Hats for boys; Milan and Canton braids in the popular blacks and browns. A fine selection to choose from at prices within reason. 49c 98c Petticoats Good Quality Muslin Made in a number of dainty styles of good quality Muslin. These serviceable Petticoats are rightly priced at 98c Boys' Knickers Quality and Low Price Extra all-wool Knickers for boys in casimeres, worsteds, fine quality tweeds. Many attractive patterns. These are real values at $1.98 THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD