oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-21

Friday, July 21, 1922 FULLERTON DEPT. GRAB L. A. OFFICER ON TRAFFIC CHARGE D. Sidosky, said to be a member of the Los Angeles police department, was arrested in Fullerton yesterday afternoon on the charge of turning in the middle of the block, and was fined $10 by Judge French. The judge stated the defendant knew better, and was without excuse. Never theless, if he had the money to turn in to the city, he would be given the opportunity. Other fines collected by Judge French include: A. B. Price of San Francisco, charged with turning in the middle of the block, $10; and F. P. Brownnell, charged with backingaround the corner, $10. WEINIE BAKE-AT BEACH A party of the young peoples' department of the First Christian church of Fullerton went to Balboa Beach Wednesday night where they Buy at Lindsay's THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Save money by buying here where you always ALL-WAYS will receive the best of treatment and the most stylish in footwear. Our shoes are drastically reduced for a quick Clearance and they include practically all styles in every leather and fabric. For Women Pumps, Oxfords and Straps in black, white and brown. Two-toned sport shoes. A varied range of style, sizes and widths. Come in and see them $3.25 to $8.00 For Men and Boys Wonderful assortment of dress shoes in kid and calf leathers. High and low shoes $4.50 to $9.85 CHILDREN'S SHOES We take great pains in fitting children's shoes. had a weinie low roast. have a swim found the waist party met at parlors and o'clock. The lowing person Winnifred Knepp, Pauline Geraldine Jenner Lenora Edwain Gladys Rowland Cryan, Emma Verseland, Mrs Gowen, Calvin Charles Peck Adrian Marks ton Lee, The Gowen, Harold Taylor. WALKER A C. A. Wallpected to arrive row to take the agent of the office, succeed temporary age charge of the last illness of Vincent expect rest up for a INSTALLL The Standard having a mark the rooms abe has been begun rooms were used by the Fullerton Legion. R. G. Frederick the Santa Fe E. B. Cox I Santa Fe for R. D. Beach night over the ton for Ft. Wo Returned A delicious on Mrs. Alberting by an inti friends, as an greeting upon an extended ad and the north The fact that party was an For Men and Boys Wonderful assortment of dress shoes in kid and calf leathers. High and low shoes $4.50 to $9.85 CHILDREN'S SHOES We take great pains in fitting children's feet and by so doing your shoes will last much longer. We have all styles in Mary Janes Oxford and Sandals. Also full line of tennis shoes and slippers. Lindsay’s Shoe Store “Under New Management” Home of Shoe Comfort Next Door to Postoffice Free Toys and Carryall Bags to Children. Latest Styles Greater Values Hamilton-Brown Shoes for Women The season’s better shoes are represented here in a wide run of styles—sport, w brown—smart and high in quality. Lautenbach’s Shoe Store Corner Center and Lemon Sts. EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING REMARKABLE REMARKABLE TIRE SALE Tires at These Unheard-of Low Prices—Greatest Tire Value in Fabric Non-Skid Size List Price Sale Price Cord Non30x3½ $12.55 $10.00 $18.95 32x3½ 19.15 13.55 25.50 32x4 25.45 17.85 32.40 33x4 26.80 18.85 33.40 34x4 27.80 18.95 34.25 Other Sizes Reduced in Proportion Every Tire Guaranteed by Maker and Us. See Us Too Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTER, Prop. 156 South Los Angeles St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA had a weinie bake and a marsh-mallow roast. It had been planned to have a swimming party, but it was found the water was too cold. The party met at the Christian church parlors and left for Balboa at 6:30 o'clock. The party included the following persons: Doris Thompson, Winnifred Hutchinson, Dorothy Knepp, Pauline Knepp, Doris Bayes, Geraldine Jenks, Connie Williams, Lenora Edwardson, Helen Wiedebek, Gladys Rowland, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Cryan, Emma Edwardson, Clara Verseland, Mrs. T. K. Gowen, Kenneth Gowen, Calvin Shores, Edmah Hover, Charles Peckham, William Dowling, Adrian Marks, Robert Dowling, Vinton Lee, Thomas Gowen, Harlan Gowen, Harold Feuquary and Bob Taylor. WALKER ARRIVES SATURDAY C. A. Walker of Artelsia is expected to arrive in Anaheim tomorrow to take the position as permanent agent of the Santa Fe at the local office, succeeding H. A. Vincent, temporary agent, who has been in charge of the local office since the last illness of N. J. Kuhlman. Mr. Vincent expects to go to Catalina to rest up for awhile. INSTALL MARBLE STAIRS The Standard Bank of Fullerton is having a marble stairway installed to the rooms about their bank. Work has been begun on the project. The rooms were until recently occupied by the Fullerton post of the American Legion. R. G. Frederick left last night over the Santa Fe for Cleveland, O. E. B. Cox left last night over the Santa Fe for Dallas, Texas. R. D. Beach of Anaheim left last night over the Santa Fe for Fullerton for Ft. Worth, Texas. Returned Traveler Greeted A delicious little joke was played on Mrs. Alberta Andrews last evening by an intimate company of seven friends, as an informal reception and greeting upon her return home from an extended auto trip to Yosemite and the northern cities. The fact that one of the auto party was an "unattached" man who had a weinie bake and a marsh-mallow roast. It had been planned to have a swimming party, but it was found the water was too cold. The party met at the Christian church parlors and left for Balboa at 6:30 o'clock. The party included the following persons: Doris Thompson, Winnifred Hutchinson, Dorothy Knepp, Pauline Knepp, Doris Bayes, Geraldine Jenks, Connie Williams, Lenora Edwardson, Helen Wiedebek, Gladys Rowland, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Cryan, Emma Edwardson, Clara Verseland,Mrs. T. K. Gowen, Kenneth Gowen, Calvin Shores, Edmah Hover, Charles Peckham, William Dowling, Adrian Marks, Robert Dowling,Vinton Lee, Thomas Gowen,Harlan Gowen, Harold Feuquary and Bob Taylor. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: P. R. Wilber, Los Angeles; Minnie Kelly, Berkeley; W. A. Kruse, Los Angeles; Jack Danderborg, Los Angeles; Mrs. M. LaBelle, San Francisco; L. H. Armdele, San Bernardino; M. G. Childers, Los Angeles; Harold Parker, Long Beach; T. A. Dunagan, Los Angeles; C. S. Johnson,Piru; G. W. Alcock,Filmore; F. C. Beamer, Stanton; R. F. Ketterman,Glendale; Louis Ketterman,Glendale; K. Ketterman,Glendale; S. Chinn,Long Beach,H.Lamb,San Diego. Baptist Conference Calvary Baptist church will hold an important conference of its men at the Cornell Studio on Center-stonight at 7:30. Every man is expected to be present. A fine time is anticipated and matters of great interest will be discussed. THEATRES Charles Ray is seen today at the California in "The Barnstormer," said to be the sensation of the season. City Briefs Mrs. Minnie Doty, of Riverside, returned to her home yesterday after visiting for a week with her friend Mrs.J.Helmsen on South Claudina. Mr. and Mrs.E.W.Hedges and their house guest Miss Sunneefelt, of Nebraska,and Mr. and Mrs.George Andrus.of Santa Ana are passing the week at Arrowhead Lake. Miss Thora Baxter has returned from San Diego and Ocean Beach where she visited for a week with her uncle and family and some friends. Miss Lillian Degryse was the over night guest of Miss Helen Smith and Miss Elizabeth Dotter in Orange. Ernest Dugas is spending a two weeks' vacation at Redondo. Wilson & Hever have moved their contracting offices from the third to the second floor of their building. Ed Merritt,city clerk,visted Santa Anna,Orange,Scal Beach,新port and Balboa yesterday in the interest of his candidacy for county auditor. New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: Baby Verna Gust,Anaheim; W.O.Haseman，Orange; and Louis Beck，Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs.C.I.LHead and daughter.Gladys have returned from two weeks spent in Yosemite,San Francisco and other interesting cities,and report a delightful trip. Mrs.Paul Bock,Mrs.Wm.LeVecke and Mrs.E.Barnes drove to Los Angeles this afternoon to enjoy the matinee,and will return this evening. Mrs.George George of West Broadway.is entertaining her sister,从 Lancaster.for the week. Mrs Leon Porter of Los Angeles was the guest of Mrs.Herman Schindler yesterday,she being one of the players of the Elite club. Mrs.A.F.Nowotny of Santa Ana was an Anaheim visitor yesterday. Mrs.Joe Applebaum of Marshall,Texas is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.M.Lichtenstein. Misses Pearl and Florence Fay are spending the week-end at Long Beach. Mrs.Alberta Andrews has returned from a vacation auto journey which took her to the Yosemite.up to San Returned Traveler Greeted A delicious little joke was played on Mrs. Alberta Andrews last evening by an intimate company of seven friends, as an informal reception and greeting upon her return home from an extended auto trip to Yosemite and the northern cities. The fact that one of the auto party was an "unattached" man who very carefully looked after the comforts of Mrs. Andrews during the outing, became known to the visitors and with this in mind, Mrs. S. B. Eaton, her cousin, gowned in her wedding dress of 34 years ago, and Miss Nellie Snyder, the Eatons' house guest, of Los Angeles, impersonating an attentive groom, visited Mrs. Andrews, accompanied by Miss Ella Blackburn, dressed as a witch. Being admitted to the home, "National Ebenezer" and "Rosy Ann" marched about the rooms to the wedding march, played on the victrola, while the witch bestowed "bewitching" smiles. After a hearty laugh and a pleasant recounting of the trip, Mrs. Andrews served light refreshment. Our good Jewelry means your Good Luck DIAMONDS—JEWELRY WATCHES—SILVERWARE RELIABLE WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING The Jewel Box Gifts That Please Arthur A. Cohen Prop 223 W CENTER ST ANAHEIM CALIF. A SMALL PAYMENT Down on Any Doll During This Sale will reserve same for you and can be taken out at Christmas time or at your convenience. SALE test Tire Value in Anaheim. Cord Non-Skid List Price Sale Price $18.95 $13.90 25.50 18.85 32.40 24.50 33.40 24.85 34.25 25.85 Proportion Us. See Us Today. ng Works Phone 259 Madam Hendren. Walking and Talking Doll Babies Special $4.95, $5.95 $8.25 Special Large German Sleeping Eye, Real Hair, Bisque Dolls 41 Inches Tall $19.95 Others in proportion — Dolls from 5¢ up. Anaheim Novelty & Gift Shop H. J. EFKER Phone 70 Next to Fairyland Santa Ana are passing Arrowhead Lake. A Baxter has returnediego and Ocean Beach for a week with family and some Degryse was the over of Miss Helen Smith and Dotter in Orange. gas is spending a two on at Redondo. Bever have moved their offices from the third to door of their building. city clerk, visited Santa Seal Beach, Newport yesterday in the interestacy for county auditor. at the Anaheim san-dude: Baby Verna Gust; V.O. Haseman, Orange; Creek, Anaheim. Mr. C. L. Head and adys, have returned from spent in Yosemite, San and other interesting cities, delightful trip. Bock, Mrs. Wm. LeVecke Barnes drove to Los An-ernoon to enjoy the mat return this evening. George of West Broadtaining her sister, from or the week. Porter of Los Angeles of Mrs. Herman Schind-, she being one of the Elite club. Nowotny of Santa Ana him visitor yesterday. Applebaum of Marshall, guest of Mr. and Mrs. ein. Girl and Florence Fay are the week-end at Long Andrews has returned on auto journey which the Yosemite, up to San Francisco, Oakland, and other places. She was a member of a party of five, the others from Los Angeles. Relatives here of S. B. Eaton, of Santa Ana, received word that he has started on a trip to his old home in Illinois, going by way of Yakima Wash., and other northern points. Automobile Painting IS OUR EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS We have had so many years experience that we can turn out your job in such shape that it will stand the climatic changes. Let us paint your car and have it look like new. The Auto Paint Shop 135 S, Lemon St. Phone 865 Anaheim FREE FREE FREE Saturday Only JULY 22nd A Big Balloon to every boy or girl coming to our Service Station. Compliments of Five Points Service Station All Gasoline sold at this station tests higher than navy specifications. Five Points Service Station All Gasoline sold at this station tests higher than navy specifications. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT No. 36 127 West Center No. 35 250 West Center SOAP Ben Hur or White King 6 for 25c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 for 25c LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER 3 for 20c SUGAR Beet $7.30 cwt. Cane $7.50 cwt. DARIGOLD MILK, Large 3 for 25c TUNA, No. ½ Cans, Best All White Meat 16c can CLORAX 15c TOMORROW IS The Last Day of This Great TOMORROW IS The Last Day of This Great Closing Out Sale of Groceries Hundreds have taken advantage of this wonderful sale, yet we still have an abundance of clean, high-grade foodstuffs to offer at ACTUAL COST We purchased the Entire Stock of the Kenney Grocerteria 215 W. Center, Anaheim and we are given only a few days to dispose of same before vacating this store room. TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY. Lakeman & Renne