oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-25

EDUCATION CHIEF ADMIRES FLAPPERS BOSTON, July 20.—"Men will always have their physical superiority in fall back on if women ever try to dominate the world." Dr. W. B. Owen, president, Chicago normal school, and newly elected president, National Education association, so said tonight. "The barriers that have surrounded women are being broken down, but it is slow work, even today," he added. "There is no danger that women will dominate men." Dr. Owen admires "flappers," declaring that all the hue and cry about their slang and dress is uncalled for. He also upholds their right to smoke. "The modern girl in school today will make a better citizen than her mother," he declared emphatically. OCCUPIES HOWE RESIDENCE Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Leonard and family and Mrs. Leonard's mother. Mrs. Isabel Davis, moved last week from near Fullerton to the Loren Howe home, 212 South Ohio street. Mr. Leonard is connected with the Weber Book and Music store in the capacity of salesman. DELIGHTFUL VARIETY IN MILADY'S FOOTWEAR Never, perhaps, before have the fashions in Ladies' Footwear been so Dainty and Attractive. We are featuring two specials for FOOTWEAR Never, perhaps, before have the fashions in Ladies' Footwear been so Dainty and Attractive. We are featuring two specials for this occasion: The Petite and the Spanish Cut-Away in All-white kid French heel. All-patent kid French heel. Natural kid Spanish heel. Patent kid Spanish heel. Here you will find shoes for all occasions, Sports, Dress and Evening Wear. Lindsay's Shoe Store Home of Foot Comfort Under new Management Next to P. O. The First Showing of The Jewett of The Jewett Sedan 6 Cylinders---4 Doors $1675 HERE Sam Hubbell Paige Dealer 252 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim CITY BRIEFS Mrs. H. D. Cook, of South Los Angeles, entertained Mrs. Lenore McLennan and daughter, Lorainne, of Red Oak, Iowa, over the week-end. The easterners are touring So. Cal., and to renew acquaintance with Mrs. Cook. Mrs. S. E. Bivin and Mrs. Edna Probst were business visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. A. A. Mills, accompanied by the Misses Irene Mills, Laura Thomas and Edwina Nelson, of Lomita, send word to the Anaheim friends of their safe arrival in Yosemite park where they will enjoy an outing. They plan to be absent at least two weeks longer. Mrs. H. D. Cook and daughter, Miss Josephine have gone to Long Beach where they will visit the remainder of the week with Mrs.' J. J. Shuey their relative. Mr. and Mrs. D. Naugle and their niece, from Santa Monica, went this afternoon to Long Beach to visit with the Otto Berdrow family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin were Balboa visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Carnine of Fresno are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hartranft of "No Man's Land" between Anaheim and Fullerton. Mr. Carnine is attending the Presbyterian Synod at Pasadena. The two families went to San Diego over the week-end, going over the coast rote and returning over the inland route. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Whittier were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick were among the picnickers at the Standard Oil barbecue on the Emery Lease yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Human and daughter of Los Angeles have returned to Los Angeles after spending the past week at the J. C. Cordes home. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian were Balboa visitors over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Weaver and their guest, Miss Grace Davis of Kansas spent the week-end at San Diego and Tia Juana. Four representatives of the local Presbyterian church are to attend the conference at Occidental college next week, it was announced today. They are: Miss Sarah Faye, Mrs. Floyd Curtis, Kenneth Sloop and Lloyd Ross. Mrs. Ned Smith accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith to attend the conference. Two-and-Twenty for The S.C. Leader Men’s Straw Hats Take a Drop in Price $2.00 and up Get into one of these Straws at this sale; every straw in the house reduced 20 per cent. Men’s White Flannel Trousers Reduced $10.00 values...$8.00 $6.50 values...$5.20 Just the thing with a blue serge coat or sport coat. Women’s Fibre Shirts 95c F All first quality and priced decided colors of white, black and brown. 32-Inch Tissue Gingham at 49c In a splendid assortment of checks and stripes, and all wanted colors; every house- Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian were Balboa visitors over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Weaver and their guest, Miss Grace Davis of Kansas spent the week-end at San Diego and Tia Juana. Four representatives of the local Presbyterian church are to attend the conference at Occidental college next week, it was announced today. They are: Miss Sarah Faye, Mrs. Floyd Curtis, Kenneth Sloop and Lloyd Ross. Mrs. Ned Smith accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith to Anaheim yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. T. T. Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Smith returned last evening, but the elder Mrs. Smith will remain for a longer visit with her daughter, Mrs. Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Waite and daughter, Helen, were dinner guests last evening of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waite, having stopped on their way from Long Beach. Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Walker, the Misses Aubert, F N. Gibbs, Wm. Getsch and several other Presbyterians drove to Pasadena today to attend the day's session of the synod now in session in the Crown city. One of the anticipated numbers today is the address by Will C. Wood, Supt. of the state-board of education. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Sanford and Walter J. Ross went to Sunset Beach over the week-end. Mrs. William ...Kohlenberger ...and daughter, Sophia, and son, George, are spending a week at Idyllwild. Charles Jones of the Adams-Bowers Lumber Co. has returned from a two weeks' vacation, part of which was spent in Oregon. H. B. Paxton and wife of Long Beach spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McKey of Anaheim. J. J. Teevan of Zyen-st left today over the Santa Fe for Springfield, Mass. C. A. Walker of Arcadia arrived in Anaheim today to take the position as permanent agent of the Santa Fe succeeding Temporary Agent Vincent who goes to Catalina to rest for awhile, and then go as relief agent wherever he may be sent. Mr. Walker is planning to buy a home in Anaheim and settle down. Mr. Vincent says that wherever he goes he will always remember Anaheim. Miss Blanche Hickson, 207 North West-st plans to leave July 30 over the Santa Fe for Hecla, S.D. Arthur Coons and Ruth Coons returned last night from the east. Mrs. Ida Meckes and Mrs. Henning and the Misses Vera, Marcella and Norma Meckes spent yesterday at Seal Beach. Paul V. Allen has returned from a two weeks' vacation, spent at the beaches and in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Gilmore and L. Adkins motored to Murietta Hof Springs Sunday and brot back Mrs. Winters and son, Sidney. Mrs. C. E. Harbeson and Mrs. Joe Wagner and children are spending several days at Oceanside. Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Darling and $6.50 values...$5.20 Just the thing with a blue serge coat or sport coat. Boys' School Pants $1.45 A typical S, Q.R. Store value, assortment of sizes. A rare value item, while they last $1.45. ONE LOT Men's Arrow Collars 10c 3 for 25c Broken lines of soft and linen collars sacrificed at 10c while they last. WOMEN'S PRETTY Bathing Caps 25c and up Just one of many fine groups of bathing caps at the S.Q.R. These and other price groups offered at 20% discount. Our Entire Line of Women's Wool Bathing Suits 20 Percent Discount A most timely reduction of our fine stocks of women's and girls' athletic styles with both round and V necks. Wash Dresses 32-Inch Tissue Gingham at 49c In a splendid assortment of checks and stripes, and all wanted colors; every house-wife and mother knows the good wearing qualities of this fine gingham. A GROUP OF Women's FEATURED $9.99 WITHOUT QUESTIONEST value in Suits. For the who needs a Fall Suit this spelling will mean a welcome savings. Materials of serge in colors of navy and brown SPECIAL GROUP OF Crepe Aprons $2.45 A novelty apron for house and street wear. Very attractive, too, with gay colored combinations and convenient pockets. About 75 Aprons 78c A very special group of Aprons well tention to details; they are fashion checked percales and plain gingham Mrs. Ida Meckes and Mrs. Henning and the Misses Vera, Marcella and Norma Meckes spent yesterday at Seal Beach. Paul V. Allen has returned from a two weeks' vacation, spent at the beaches and in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Gilmore and L. L. Adkins motored to Murrietta Hof Springs Sunday and brot back Mrs. Winters and son, Sidney. Mrs. C. E. Harbeson and Mrs. Joe Wagner and children are spending several days at Oceanside. Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Darnley and children spent Sunday at Balboa. Mrs. S. Muckenthaler and daughter augusta returned to Anaheim today after an extended visit with friends and relatives in the east. A merry party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. R. R Pember, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bonnat, Mrs. Lizzle Huntington and children and Mrs. Lzzie Kemper spent last evening at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. M J. Herzler and miss Anita Herzler, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Herzler, of Bellle, Ill., who have been their house tests for a week, all attended the inns picnic held Saturday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Herzler were visiting the Yellowston park, and condued their journey to visit M. J. Herzler, a brother, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagle and son anneth, have returned from Chattisorth, Calif., where they went Frirday to visit several days with Mr. Nagle's brother, Henry Nagle, and he They were joined Sunday by his son, Kenneth, who returned one with his parents last evening. NEW PIANOS $325 Unlimited guarantee. F. Siegel 422 W. Center St. Fertilizers and Lime Kinds, Also Crushed Rock and Sand Delivered. D. R. McDonald Phone 325W 20 Percent Discount A most timely reduction of our fine stocks of women's and girls' athletic styles with both round and V necks. Wash Dresses Organdy trimmed, assorted colors, in two different lots Special $3.95 and $5.95 Children's Straw Hats Good big assortment in coloors of black and white, all sizes 20 Per Cent Off Dove' Undermuslins at 95c Those who know the Dove brand will be astounded at the low price. An assortment of sizes in Gowns and Teddies. WOMEN'S AND MISSEE: SILK DRESS GREATLY UNDERPRICED $17.50 values $14 $15.00 $22.00 values $18 $35.00 Fascinating new summer styles cleverly better qualities of canton crepe, crepe chine. A big selection of effective smart Twenty Value Reasons the S.Q.R. Store's Leadership Extra Specials for Thursday 5 Pair "Wolverine" Blankets $2.35 Table Blankets, good weight shown in blue, tan, grey plaids. This is an exceptional offer both in price and pattern. Extra Special $2.35 Women's Fibre Silk Stockings 95c Pair Quality and priced decidedly low! "Pure Dye." In white, black and brown. Limit 2 to a customer. MEN'S Palm Beach Suits $10.65 Up-to-the-minute styles; a rare mid-summer value; made of genuine Palm Beach cloth. Men's and Boys' Keds Offered at 95c The well known "Hood" Canvas Keds bought to sell for twice the amount. Special group at 95c. Ginghams 49c Assortment of stripes, and all ties; every house- Gold Coin" Muslin 14c One of the most popular Men's Athletic Union Suits quality and priced decidedly low! "Pure Dye." In white, black and brown. Limit 2 to a customer. 2-Inch Ginghams 49c 36-Inch "Gold Coin" Muslin 14c One of the most popular brands of bleached muslin known. There is no limit on this item. Replenish your household supply now. Men's Athletic Union Suits at 95c A most timely special; made of fine nainsook. The famous "Cooper's" brand will prove to you the quality offered. A GROUP OF Women's Suits FEATURED AT $9.95 OUT QUESTION the season's great suits. For the conservative buyer it is a Fall Suit this special Clearance offer. Mean a welcome opportunity to great Materials of serge and wool mixtures of navy and brown and grey. Women's Lace Vests Camisole Style 98c A modest pricing when one considers the quality and style. These are much in demand for summer days. Your choice at 98c. Women's White Kid and Buck Pumps and Oxfordes at $5.00 and up A wide assortment of fine quality footwear. Silk Blouses at $3.95 In styles that accord well with the summer costume. All of good quality Georgette and Crepe de Chine. Priced decidedly low at $3.95. LADIES' White Wash Skirts Specially priced in two lots 95c and $1.95 Out 75 Aprons at 78c group of Aprons well made—with close attails; they are fashioned of good quality and plain gingham. A full range of colors. Pretty Voiles About 75 Aprons at 78c A group of Aprons well made—with close attails; they are fashioned of good quality and plain gingham. A full range of colors. Pretty Voiles at 25c Yard An astonishingly valueful group offering safe economy Untold satisfaction to the woman who chooses one of these pattern values up to $1.00 a yard. WOMEN'S AND MISSES' MK DRESSES GREATLY UNDERPRICED Aprons $14 $15.00 values $12 Aprons $18 $35.00 values $28 Summer styles cleverly fashioned in the f canton crepe, crepe knit and crepe dection of effective smart new colors. White Wash Skirts Specially priced in two lots 95c and $1.95 Silk Fibre Sweaters Assorted shades and sizes 20 Per Cent Off WHITE Silk and Wool Skirts for sport wear 20 Per Cent Off R. Store Anaheim California