oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-09

Tuesday, May 9, 1922 RUSSIA 'PASSES THE BUCK' TO FRANCE GENOA, May 9—The Russians today shifted to France the responsibility of bringing an end to the economic conference. In plain American, the soviet delegation "passed the buck." When it had been unanimously agreed that everything hinged on the Russian reply to the allies' note the soviet delegation announced it had postponed completion of its reply—until it is informed just where France stands. Lloyd George alone, of all the leading delegates, today professed certainty that the conference would reach a successful conclusion. La Habra Items LA HABRA, May 9.—(Spl.) Serving a four-course chicken dinner to their husbands was the entertainment offered three mere males when the Monday Afternoon club held open house at the school cafeteria Saturday evening. After dinner the kindergarten room was used for a series of games both amusing and otherwise, and a jolly good time was had by all. Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Hole and Mrs. Walker as entertainment committee saw that there was not a doll moment. Mrs. F. E. Proud chairman of the dinner left nothing to be desired in that line. Mrs. Proud was assisted in serving by Mrs. L. H. Hart of Los Angeles, and the Misses Susan Walker, Beatrice Proud and Mary Wolfe. Those to enjoy this annual dinner of the club, were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tower, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Warne, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ansley, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Yorl, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hole, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker, Rev., and Mrs. C. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Taylor, Mrs. Anna Brookhauser, Mrs. M. F. Davis, and Mrs. Delphia Redfern. Among the new radiophone fans is Mrs. Calvin Co of Northampton, Mass., but now of Washington, D.C. their friends will repair to the school house and be the guests of Miss Irene Catland and the graduating class of the eighth grade. Miss Catland's pupils will entertain with a two course luncheon prepared by the domestic science class, and a short lecture will be given by the pupils in connection with tuition of the luncheon Wolfe, Mrs. W. Holt Mrs. W. L. York Wilson will be therer offering will be fray the expenses of Hart of Los Angeles, and the Misses Susan Walker, Beatrice Proud and Mary Wolfe. Those to enjoy this annual dinner of the club, were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tower, m. and Mrs. Bud Warne, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ansley, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Yorl, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hole, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker, Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Taylor, Mrs. Anna Brookhauser, Mrs. M. F. Davis, and Mrs. Delphia Redfern. F. E. Proud and family have returned from a very successful fishing trip to the Sespe river. They were accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Milliken of Whittier, Mr. Proud caught the limit, and also had the pleasure of trying out his new camp wagon. A. H. Johnson, C. M. Glazier, C. D. Lilley, and Grant Sherman, motored to big Bear Lake, the limit was also caught by these fishermen and to substantiate their story they brought back an eight pound trout. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ansley were the guests of their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dernbaugh, at Chula Vista for several days of last week, Mrs. Dysinger, and children was dinner guests of Mrs. L. E. Plummer in Fullerton on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kerchner were guests at a chicken dinner at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, on Saturday and Charles Stephens of Pasadena was a guest of his sister's husband, H. N. Launer for a few days last week. At the last meeting of the Parent-Teachers Ass'n, Mrs. William Snow was elected president for the coming other officers to fill the vacancies are Miss Alta Canfield, vice president, Mrs.W.A.Bloomer secretary, Mrs.Eva Akers, treasurer The yearly history was read by Mrs.F.B.Drake, and a library report made Hostesses were Mrs.F.B.Drake, Mrs.C.L.Crumrine,and Mrs.Charles Newson.Tea and cake was served. A jolly bunch of young married folks motored to Orange-co park Sunday for a day of feast and relaxation.A sumptuous dinner was spread at noon and after the dinner the afternoon was quickly spent in games and other diversions.The party were.Mr. and Mrs.Chester Schuepbach,Mr. and Mrs.J.E.Walker,Mr. and Mrs.F.P.,and S.E.Davis,Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Ridgeway,Mr. and Mrs.C.A.LMont,Mr. and Mrs.M.E.Rrankin,Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Scofield,and Mr. and Mrs.L.E.Proud. The Misses Emily, and Lena Fritz,sisters of Mrs.Charles Varney will make their home in Los Angeles for the future They have just completed a cosy bungalow on their property in the city and will return there after an extended visit to their sister's home of over four years.The Misses Fritz have made many warm friends while in La Habra and their presence will be greatly missed. WEDN Special Selling of Notions J.P.Coats Sewing Thread, 150-yard spool, black and white; 6 spools.... 25c 10c Dress Snaps in all sizes; white and black; non-rustable; 3 dozen..... 10c Nickel Plated Safety Pins in 3 sizes; worth 10c a card; now..... 4c Hair Nets, cap shape; made of carefully selected sterilized real human hair. Special 2 for..... 15c Children's Hose Supporters. Guaranteed good elastic, white and black. Special..... 13c Men's 45c good Suspender.Special..... 27c Special Selling of Hosiery Boys' and Girls' fine ribbed "Bear Brand" Hose in fast black, 6 to 10. Special..... 27c Misses' very fine ribbed Hose, 45c values, in colors of brown, black and white. 3 pairs..... $1.00 Ladies' fine quality soft lisle ribbed top Hosiery; 45c quality; white, black and brown; 3 pairs..... $1.00 Ladies' all pure silk "Armor Plate" Hose,$1.50 values in the nude,fawn,black,white and brown. Sale price..... $1.19 Ladies' outsize highly mercerized lisle Hosiery; really it is a wonderful value at..... 43c Ladies' "Armor Plate" full fashioned heavy all pure silk Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. LaMont, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rrankin, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scofield, and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Proud. The Misses Emily, and Lena Fritz, sisters of Mrs. Charles Varney will make their home in Los Angeles for the future. They have just completed a cosy bungalow on their property in the city and will return there after an extended visit to their sister's home of over four years. The Misses Fritz have made many warm friends while in La Habra and their presence will be greatly missed. Twenty-light dollars was netted to the committee on Saturday by their pie sale that was held at Taylor's store under the auspices of the Woman's club for the library fund. The ladies in charge were Mrs. C. A. Smith, and Mrs. S. Sorrenson. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Proud, Mrs. Delphia Redfern motored to Balboa Beach Sunday where the trio were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Aldrich, formerly La Habraans. Florence Rhodes Wilson, presented her advanced pupils, in a delightful piano recital, on Monday evening. Out of town numbers by friends of the pupils, was a solo dance by wee Helen Ware, vocal solo by Dan Huff, and a whistling solo by Ellis McMurrey. Pupils taking part were Arthur Norman, Avelynn Pellerin, Pauline Brewster of Huntington Beach, and Marguerite Zike of Whittier. The performance by these young people showed much close study and a proficient instructor and was listened to by an appreciative audience. Open sesame will be the watch word for the Woman's club Thursday afternoon. The business meeting will be held at the social hall at two o'clock, after which the members and Persian carpet designs have been handed down from remote ages. Overland Willys-Knight Anaheim Agency Sales and Service "Our experience is your guarantee of satisfaction." MISSION GARAGE CURTIS V. EDWARDS, Prop. 243 W. Center Phone 6431 Genuine "Soisette" Shirts White, Tan and Grey $1.95 This soft, silky material is unmatched for neatness and real service. Full run of sizes in each color. 4 Days Only U.S. ARMY FOR CAR Guaranteed Government Blankets New and unused, all wool in both khaki and grey; 70 of these left and no more to be had. U.S. Army Leggins Genuine regulation Army Leggins, and are exceptionally strong. New and unused. President The façade Suspendtic and able. KES UP RADIOPHONING Riley Studebaker Club Formed Last Night Employees of the Harry D. Riley Studebaker Agency met at the garage last night and organized a club, to be known as the Riley Studebaker Club. Among some of the things to be expected from the Riley Studebaker Club are: Indoor baseball team and a volleyball team. Officers were elected as follows: President, A. A. Ambrose; vice-president, Wm. Payne; secretary-treasurer, J. C. S. Garrick; board of directors, Harry D. Riley, Vincent Bruce and V. C. Staples. Keep your eye on this club and ball teams. At the windup the Light Six Sexette entertained the club with a little opera and other things. HORSE PLAYS SANTA IN STORE CRASH LONDON, May 9.—A horse played Santa Claus to thousands of workers at a jeweler’s shop in Finsbury-pavement, one of London’s business streets at noon recently. The horse crashed through the plate-glass window. In extricating itself it dragged $20,000 worth of jewelry into the pavement. Little of the jewelry was recovered. NATIONAL BANK CALL Local state and national banks have been notified of a call for condition as of May 5 issued by the Comptroller of the Currency. There are four national and two state banks here. An improvement in aggregate condition is anticipated. PRINCE OF WALES SAILS FOR HOME KOGOSHIMA, Japan, May 9.—The prince of Wales sails today, homeward bound. He has seen in Japan four weeks, returning the state visit to England made last year by Hirochito, crown prince regent. Hirochito did not come to Kagoshima with his departing guest, but called the prince of Wales on the long-distance telephone from the imperial palace at Tokio. ROTARY INSTALLS OFFICERS MONDAY Installation of the officers-lect and announcement of committees occupied the Rotary Club at its lunchmeeting in the Elks’ clubhouse. The new officers are: Harry D. Riley, president; S. C. Hartranft, vice-president; William A. Dolish, treasurer; and Thomas H. Walker, secretary. ELECTRICITY GAINS So rapid has been the growth in the use of electrical energy by the industrial plants of the United States that today almost two-thirds of the primary power in industrial plants throughout the country is electrical. SHOE SHINING MACHINE Driven by an electric motor and using a revolving brush, a New York inventor’s shoe shining machine uses less paste and does the work in half the time of hand work. NEW STEEL PROCESS Domestic articles which have the appearance of polished steel and yet need no cleaning are being made by a new Sheffield process. DNESDAY MAY WEDNESDAY MAY 21 Saturday, May 4 Days of Special 17x31 HUCK TOWELS Tis from the Cannon Town Mfg. Co. and that speaks of quality. This special merits attention. 4 Days Special . . 11c Men's Leather Palm Gloves Heavy canvas Gloves with strong leather palm. A 35c value offered at sale price 4 Days Special . . 23c 36-Inch HO Strictly a good dressing. The b the market. 4 Days S A "College Girl" Corset A back lace model, 'dainty elastic top, low bust. Non-rustable boning; material of pink jean. 4 Days Special . . 79c Men's $1.00 Work Shirt A good 2-pocket strong Chambray Work Shirt. One of the big features of this sale. 4 Days Special . . 67c 64x76 Do A good fluffy gray color. Neader. 4 Days Sp Men's $2.25 Khaki Pants Neat flap pockets, well made Work Pant. Dark khaki color. All sizes. 4 Days Special . $1.59 Bungalow Cretonne Full 36 inches wide, beautiful in pattern and design. So suitable for so many uses. Special per yard 4 Days Special . . 18c Men's $1.7 Late Spring shiterials well linvisors. 4 Days Sp Ladies' Heavy Hiking Breeches In the very popular dark olive khaki. Double seat and very neat and tailored, $2.75 value. Prepare for that outing now. $1.98 4 Days Special EXCELLENT QUALITY A. 45c TICKING Featherproof and the grade has won Amoskeag people medals. Per yard 29c $5.00 SILK WAIST $3.30 A wonderful assortment l pure silk georgette, crepe chine and other popular rials. These are new a waists, priced low $3.39 Ladies' Heavy Hiking Breeches In the very popular dark olive khaki. Double seat and very neat and tailored, $2.75 value. Prepare for that outing now. ... 4 Days Special Attractive Bungalow Aprons A special purchase and every Apron would be very low priced at $1.25. We offer 50 of these great values for 4 Days Special Men's $6.50 Heavy Silk Pongee Dress Shirts Our $6.50 values in all silk pongee of heavy weight. French cuffs, coat style with separate colors of same material. Cut full and roomy. The Non-Pa-riel Brand. Very Special. $4.95 ARMY BLANKETS For Camping Guaranteed Government Blankets Reclaimed and assorted and this lot embraces only perfect and undamaged blankets. Guaranteed as good as new. $3.39 PRETTY GINGHAM Dresses, 98c For Children, Ages 6 to 14 Many to choose from. All very stylish and attractively trimmed. Positively one of the best buys offered. 4 Days Only ALWAYS AFFORDS YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY ON QUALITY GOODS President Suspenders The famous cord back Suspender; strong elastic and always serviceable. Special Children's Play Suits Fast indigo blue, turkey red trimmed. In round neck long sleeves or square neck short sleeves Boys' Better Cap All Wool Made of the latest materials and new patterns. Every cap a great value. VALES FOR HOME Japan, May 9. Sales sails today. He has been in Jawning the state made last year by ince regent. Hure to Kagoshima guest, but called on the long-disfrom the imperial TALLS S MONDAY officers-lect of committees occlub at its lunchElks' clubhouse. TY GAINS in the growth in al energy by the of the United most two-thirds wer in industrial the country is G MACHINE electric motor and crush, a New York mining machine uses the work in half work. L PROCESS which have the shaped steel and yet are being made process. DES MOINES PAPER DESTROYED BY FIRE DES MOINES, Iowa, May 9. Fire, starting in the paper storage room in the basement, completely destroyed the building and equipment of the Des Moines Daily News. The fire started at 3 a.m. and gained rapid headway. Every fire apparatus in the city was called out and firemen fought the blaze for four hours before subduing the flames. Loss to the News will be approximately $200,000, while other occupants of the building, including the Kinney shoe store, will lose $25,000. Typewriters —The R.A. Tiernan Typewriter Co. wishes to announce to typewriter users that they can now purchase or rent all makes of machines locally, from Mr. E. D. Abrams, W. Center Street. Abrams Book Store 116 W. Center, Anaheim CHARGE IMITATION Some of the carpet manufacturers in Europe are charged with systematically reproducing popular American-made designs, with a view to direct competition with the American carpet makers. THE NEW FAGEOL For orchards only. A faster tractor. Guarantee traction in all soils. Every owner is satisfied. Only dustless tractor made. Low operating expense. J. J. DeVaux H. S. GELNETTE, Mgr. - 328 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. DAY 10 THRU May 13th Special Selling 36-Inch HOPE MUSLIN Strictly a good Muslin, free of all dressing. The best selling grade on the market. 4 Days Special 14½c Apron Gingham Standard Apron Gingham in three size checks. The quality is sure to please. 4 Days Special . . 11c 64x76 Double Blanket A good fluffy Cotton Blanket in gray color. Neat pink or blue border. 4 Days Special . $1.85 81x90 Pepperell Sheet Pepperell is known too well to need description. We simply say, lay in your supply. 4 Days Special . $1.29 Men's $1:75 Dress Caps Late Spring shapes and newest materials well lined with unbreakable visors. 4 Days Special . $1.29 Good Unbleached Muslin A great value in Muslin and this price should sell many bolts in very short time. 4 Days Special . . 11c ELLENT QUALITY A. C. A. 45c TICKING nerproof and the grade that won Amoskeag people many miles. Per yard 29c 5.00 SILK WAIST $3.39 wonderful assortment in all silk georgette, crepe de and other popular mateThese are new stylish ts, priced low $3.39 Special Purchase in Men's Unions 95 c A high grade ribbed Union Suit of selected 45c TICKING interproof and the grade that won Amoskeag people many mails. Per yard 29c $5.00 SILK WAIST $3.39 wonderful assortment in all silk georgette, crepe de selvedge, white stripe borer A real 25c value. Now 15c QUALITY LINE EMBROIDERIES ranging from 6 to 10 es, every pattern very attive, and the quality is alther desirable 15c NEW IN TAILED WAIST arrivals bought to sell at 10 and exceptionally pretty remarkably low priced $1.97 AM 98c 8 to 14 All very trimmed, best buys N QUALITY GOODS Boys' Better Caps All Wool of the latest maand new patterns, 95c Special Purchase in Men's Unions 95c A high grade ribbed Union Suit of selected quality yarn, flat lock seams throughout, closed crotch. Ribbed cuffs and ankles; $1.50 value. Fine Grade Combed Yarn Union Suits 69c Fine gauge, full combed yarn, V neck or bodice style Union, shell knee, tight knee, and lace knee. Very special ... 69c A wide assortment of many styles where the lines have been broken in sizes. Values to 45c. Sebastian Bras QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Mont-Rearings ANAHEIM'S Under Selling STORE 119 W.CENTER ST ANAHEIM'S The Economy Center of Orange C