oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-25

CHILDREN'S RELIEF ASSN. BOARD MEETS Directors of the Crippled Children's Relief Assn. of Orange co at their semi-monthly meeting yesterday, listened to a very interesting report of the investigating committee on their work since the board's last meeting. Several cases are now under treatment and more have been reported which are being investigated at this time. The report of the finance committee that funds were low was not so encouraging, but subscriptions are coming in so that treatment of the cases now on hand is practically assured. One little fellow, who was not only instructed with club feet but his foot were turned over so that he walked on his ankles, is fast regaining normal. His limbs which had withered and shrunk are fast filling out, and it now bothers some of the other youngsters in his neighborhood to keep up with him in a race. At first the child and his parents objected to treatment, but now as they see the results, they are more than pleased. Mrs. Emanuel Smith or Mrs. Lottie E. Mora of Fullerton; Mrs. Thomas H. McFadden of Placentia; or Mrs. M. E. Canby, secretary of Anaheim, will be very glad to receive subscriptions, or give any desired information concerning this Association. BOXER REINSTATED BOSTON, July 25.—Johnny Wilson, midweight boxing champ, and his manager, Marty Killner, are today in good standing with the Massachusetts boxing commission. NAME COMMITTEE TO DISTRIBUTE COAL WASHINGTON, July 25.—President Harding, in his plan for having the Government take over the distribution and regulation of coal supplies, will appoint a committee consisting of Secretaries Hoover and Fall, Attorney General Daugherty and Chairman McChord of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Coal and rail operatives will have representatives on the committee; agents of which will be stationed in every coal field. A committee of coal operators or owners will be in each field. Coal will be given preference in freight movements. Only mine owners who agreed to fair price arrangements will be allowed coal. All operators agree to ask only $3.50 per ton the maximum price at the mine fixed by the Department of Commerce. ROW OVER BATHS LONDON, July 25.—There are no baths in the Cumberland village of Workington, so the local parson had the crypt of his church fitted up with baths and showers. Village religious people signed a round robin protesting against "desecration of holy church," whereon the parson fought back with a typewritten slogan. "Cleanliness is next to Godliness. When did you bathe last?" HOLD BANDIT SUSPECTS SAN DIEGO, July 25.—Three men and a woman were held today by police of El Centro on suspicion of being the bandit gang that staged a number of holdups here the past week. PRISONER TRUCK BRIDGE LOS ANGELES ing his revolver leaders of the gov't Deputy Sheriff riot that broke off 17 county prison day, according to the sheriffs office of Newhall, who took place. The outbreak started when the angry after the which they were from this city to Swartcut canyon Newhall and caused remain awake due prisoners were county camp, this city, where in road building sentences expired. WAREHOUSE DAM CHICAGO, July timated at from a resulted from a warehouse Co. here today. BIG SALM VANCOUVER, The catch of salamander ceeded only by the sults so far are to dedication of the sea better than that c CLEAR DAYS M 5 —WEDNESDAY —THURSDAY —FRIDAY —SATURDAY —MONDAY Thursday Sale Day Bargains OUR "DREAMLAND" SHEET SPECIAL THURSDAY ONLY Our "Dreamland" sheet full 72x90 Bleached Sheet of a very good grade and sold by us In a sale way at $1.39; for Thursday only at 98c LADIES' UNDERMUSLINS VALUED TO $1.25 ON SALE —gowns and chemise of a good quality placed on the bargain table for one day only Thursday for about one-half the original value at 69c Above All Is Our Store Full of Bargains! Our "Dreamland" sheet full 72x90 Bleached Sheet of a very good grade and sold by us in a sale way at $1.39; for Thursday only at 98c LADIES UNDERMUSLINS VALUED TO $1.25 ON SALE —gowns and chemise of a good quality placed on the bargain table for one day only Thursday for about one-half the original value at 69c Above All Is Our Store Full of Bargains! The Famous 'Strongbuilt' Muleskin Glove A dandy $1.00 value, in fact if you fail to receive less wear than that value—a new pair of gloves. SALE PRICE... 59c Reg. $1.39 Open Mesh Unions Men's Open Mesh Union Suits, valued at $1.39, in the short sleeves and ankle length, sizes 36 to 46, priced to appeal to all 89c THE "WEST" BEACH and MOOR HAIR NETS worth 12½ c. made by hand from the longest and strongest human hair in all natural hair shades, cape and fringe shapes, now 7½ c. REGULAR 10c DRESS SNAPS, the triumph fastener, rust proof, crush proof and will not slip open. THREE for... 10c THE EAGLE COMMON PINS — full 360 pins to the paper with perfect heads and sharp points. A 10c paper, now, THREE for... 10c J. P. COATS' SEWING THREAD, 150-YD. SPOOLS, IN WHITE AND BLACK in every number and 150 dozen to sell at 7 spools for 25c FANCY WIDE RIBBON ASSORTMENT—About five inches in width, all silk moire and taffeta, woven and novelty stripes and floral patterns 29c BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS at $1.59—size 70-80 and a desirable weight and pretty crochet design. This spread would be reasonably priced at $2.50. Sale Price ... $1.59 BLACK SATEEN AND CRETONNE APRONS $1.49—bought to sell at $2.19 and worth it, however we are placing some 10 dozen at the very special price ... $1.49 AFTERNOON DRESSES OF PARTICULAR WORTH—of the best quality gingham, attractively made and trimmed in organdy. "Tis the 'BETTERMADE' line and quality runs clear through at ... $3.39 UNUSUALLY PRETTY BUNGA-LOW APRONS—showing as we term some of the trimmest aprons made, material of excellent quality gingham, touched with hand embroidery and neat sash. Sale Price ... $1.39 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PRISONERS REBEL AS TRUCK BREAKS DOWN LOS ANGELES, July 25. — Drawing his revolver and threatening the leaders of the gang of rebellious men, Deputy Sheriff James Bond quelled a riot that broke out among a group of 17 county prisoners in his charge today, according to a report made to the sheriff's office from the vicinity of Newhall, where the encounter took place. The outbreak was reported to have started when the men became very angry after the automobile truck in which they were being transported from this city to the county camp at Swartcott canyon broke down near Newhall and caused the prisoners to remain awake during the night. The prisoners were being taken to the county camp, 125 miles north of this city, where they were to engage in road building until their prison sentences expired. WAREHOUSE BURNED DAMAGE $100,000 CHICAGO, July 25. — Damage estimated at from $75,000 to $100,000 resulted from a fire which destroyed a warehouse of the Hebard Storage Co. here today. BIG SALMON CATCH VANCOUVER, B. C., July 25. — The catch of salmon off the west coast of Vancouver island will be exceeded only by the 1919 record if results so far are to be taken as an indication of the season's yield. It is better than that of 1920 and 1921. CLAIM PRISONERS ADMIT ROBBERIES SAN DIEGO, July 25. — The mystery of a series of robberies committed in eastern San Diego county Saturday was learned up, here today, according to the sheriff's office. Three men arrested on suspicion admitted having committed the crimes, it is said. A girl, also taken prisoner with the party admitted, according to the officers, having been with them, but denied having taken any part in the robberies. UKULELE INVENTOR DEAD IN HONOLULU HONOLULU, July 25. — Manuel Nunes, to whom the first ukulele is attributed, is dead of heart disease here today. Nunes was born under the flag of Portugal at Funchal, on Madeira island, and emigrated here in 1878. APPROVE SWAGE PLAN LOS ANGELES, July 25. — The Community Dev. Ass'n., after an investigation covering two and a half months, approved the $12,000,000 sewage disposal plant in a report to the city council. The council's finance committee will take up with the city engineer today the modified plan for the plant. TO CUT OFF RETREAT DUBLIN, July 25. — Free State troops have captured Ballinlough and Ballyhunis, it was announced today. The Free Staters now control a 79-mile front between Waterford and Limerick. They are trying to cut off the rebel retreat towards Cork. MILLIONS ATTEND MOVIES, SAYS HAYS LOS ANGELES, July 25. — From 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 men, women and children attended the movies daily in this county. Will H. Hays, head of the producers, said today at the weekly luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce in the Alex-rizz Hotel. Hays, who is on a trip here, was the guest of honor. Jesse L. Lasky and other prominent makers of motion pictures were present. The only other speaker besides Hays was Metly H. Flint of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank. The integrity of the motion picture industry must be protected the same as that of our churches and its quality development the same as our schools, continued Hays. The work of improving the movies is "the multitude's job," he added. The country is against censorship of movies, pulpit and press alike, declared the speaker. But the country also is against wrong doing. Hays predicted that in his opinion "there will be series of motion pictures adopted soon by boards of education just as now series of text books are adopted." The movies can do three things; said Hays: Fill the necessity for entertainment, instruct and act as an agent to unite the peoples of the earth. CUT OIL PRICES SAN FRANCISCO, July 25. — All grades of crude oil were reduced in price; 25 cents a barrel at the well, according to a statement today from general offices of the Standard Oil Co., of California. OUR MID-SUMMER REARANCE SALE IS MORE OF UNUSUAL EVERY ITEM NAMED IN OUR FOUR-PAGE CIRCULAR WILL ST TIONAL PRICES AND AS THE FINAL EFFORT OF THIS SALE W ORDINARY BARGAINS THAT WILL DRAW CROWDS FROM FA Excellent Quality 32-In. Gingham and Romper Cloth at 18c —beautiful ginghams in pretty checks and small plaids and solid color and a great variety of patterns in Romper Cloth, on sale at.....18c “Bates” 32-Inch Zephyr Ginghams, Sale Price 25c —this well known quality gingham in the most beautiful range of the season’s newest patterns can be had at the very special price of.....25c 81-Inch Fully Bleached Sheeting of Good Quality —free of starch, in the wide and most desired width and fully bleached comes this sheeting that we offer for the 5 remaining sale days.....39c Extraordinary Special in Afternoon Dresses $2.79 Ladies’ Ves —embracing only fine bodice and taped top this offer at.....Children’s Ror —there are so many scription is impossible no garment bears a v 15x34-Inc —a firm huck, lustro Indeed a towel that is Extra Specia 81-Inch Fully Bleached Sheeting of Good Quality free of starch, in the wide and most desired width and fully bleached comes this sheeting that we offer for the 5 remaining sale days. Extraordinary Special in Afternoon Dresses $2.79 dresses made of superior quality gingham trimmed in beautiful quality organdy, neatly made and well made and by no means can be judged by the low price named. A regular $3.75 value at... Men's $2.25 Khaki Pants There is real quality in this special although we name a low price the weight is heavy. RE-MEMBER a $2.25 PANT at $1.69 Broken Line Men's Hats Felt Hats worth $2.00 and $2.50 in good shapes and colors, but no run of sizes in any one color, placed at a price to move them $1.29 "Big. Yank" Work Shirts A mere mention of the name is all that is needed in describing the BIG YANK. An honest $1.25 work shirt at... 79c A Great Offer in Ladies High Grade J. C. C. and College Girl Corsets, Front and Back Lace Models corsets worth $2.50 and $3.00 of particular worth is style 923, a strong, well-built model, medium bust, long skirt, back lace corset of white jean and style 334 which is a popular elastic top back lace model with low bust and long skirt made of fancy pink procade material. In front lace comes style 742 of pink coutil, low bust, free hip and long skirt, all at sale price... $1.98 MERIT IS THE TRADEMARK OF SUCCESS Sebastian Brus QUALITYDry Goods Notions-Mont Furnishings 119 W. CENTER ST. The Economy Center of Orange City VALUE IS THE TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS SCHOOL PUPIL COSTS $111.2% LOS ANGELES, July 25.—It costs this city $111.22 per pupil last year, compared with $107.08 in 1920-21, the annual report of Auditor C. F. Mary Millerick 220 E. Center St. Offers Extraordinary Values in Jaunty Sport Skirts. A glorious array of all the much wanted colors. These skirts will be placed on sale THURSDAY at $7.95 Values up to $15.00. There will be a number of extra sizes included in this lot. MER SALE SUAL VALUES CULAR WILL STILL BE AVAILABLE AND AT SOME SENSATHIS SALE WE ARE ADDING A GREAT LIST OF EXTRAWDS FROM FAR AND NEAR. Ladies’ Vests of the Best Quality, Specially Priced —embracing only fine gauge rib vests of soft lisle yarn, in two styles: bodice and taped top V neck, no vest under 45c value will be found in this offer at.....33c Children’s Rompers and Creepers in Wide Assortment —there are so many styles and materials in this assortment that description is impossible but we emphasize the importance of this offer, no garment bears a value under $1.25, while the sale price is.....89c 15x34-Inch Good, Strong Huck Towels, on Sale 9c —a firm huck, lustrous finish, white border and good white bleach. Indeed a towel that is altogether what you want, at sale price.....9c Extra Special in Three-Fourths Size Cotton Blanket DOUBLE 15x34-Inch Good, Strong Huck Towels, on Sale 9c —a firm huck, lustrous finish, white border and good white bleach. Indeed a towel that is altogether what you want, at sale price. Extra Special in Three-Fourths Size Cotton Blanket DOUBLE —pure fine cotton, free from shoddy or waste, improved construction, heavy close nap, firm weave, this double blanket now on sale at $1.59 Work Shirts of the name is ed in describing An honest at... 79c Men's $1.50 Knit Union Suits A real bargain of the old time sort. Made of extra quality yarn. Spring needle knit, mercerized overstitched neck and front. Size 36 to 46... 89c Good Quality $1.00 Work Shirts Fine fast blue and gray chambray; 2 pockets, well-made shirt, cut full and roomy. While 50 dozen last... 67c FINE MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK, SPECIAL 59c — 58-inch wide, full bleached, linen finish, specially selected assorted floral and dot design; $1.00 grade offered... 59c CHILDREN'S $1.50 DRESSES, NOW 97c—Ages 6 to 12. At least a half dozen different pretty patterns all very stylish. Positively one of the best buys of the sale ... 97c 36-INCH WIDE BUNGALOW CRETONNE 19c—splendid quality and beautiful patterns, all new arrivals. Fast colors. Very Specially priced for this sale ... 19c LADIES' SUMMER WEIGHT KNIT UNIONS — Ladies' lightweight union suits, strictly first quality; round neck, taped, festoon arm, open crotch, lace or tight knee, perfect fitting; firm bleached cotton yarn. Sale Price ... 39c 3-lb. COTTON BATTS 89c — of beautiful fluffy white cotton "The Western," while two cases last we offer them at ... 89c ALL-LEATHER PUTTEES — all sizes in good heavy brown leather. The comparative price can be placed low at $6. Our Special Sale Price ... $4.79 —direct from the U. S. Quartermaster Dept., and are the strongest khaki canvas leggings, to be haunted and unused. Sal... 59c MEN'S HARVEST HATS, SPECIALLY PRICED — the regular Mexican straw, flat brim with tan binding, our regular 45c value, on sale at... 25c U. S. ARMY WOOL BLANKETS — Reclaimed and reprocessed and absolutely perfect in every way. In the heavy weight wool. Colorekhakl and grey. Sale Price ... $2.89