oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-06

NEW HABERDASBERY WILL OPEN FRIDAY McCloskey's a new haberdashery and clothing shop at 219 W. Center-st which will open Friday, will make up in quality what it lacks in size. P. H. McCloskey, the proprietor, has been associated with his father's stores in Illinois and Nebraska must of his life, and for two years has been with Buffum's department store in Long Beach. McCloskey is carrying several nationally known brands of cothing and furnishing goods. He has just got back from the east where, by paying cash, he was able to obtain excellent prices for quality goods, of which the public will be given the benefit. One of his lines for men is Sincerity clothes, which his father and he have been handling for 35 years. Two pairs of pants are given with boys' suits, which are tailored the same as men's. Boys' goods in fact are a specialty. The shop has been completely renovated for McCloskey' occupancy, with new chandeliers, new show cases, etc., while the place has been entirely re-painted and re-tinted. New show windows have been constructed, also. The proprietor claims it is teh best-lighted place in the city, and it looks as if it might be. In fact, the place looks so attractive already, that McCloskey has had many calls for trade, but had to wait until he got his license. Remember, Friday is the day of opening. OLINDA NEWS OLINDA LEASE Sent. 6 (Spl.)—The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M.E. church with its September meeting Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. Loomis on the Santa Fe lease. It will be mite box opening so every woman is urged to bring their mite boxes as full as possible. Also those who wish to give something for the Christmas box and have not already done so please bring it to the meeting. SHOE DEPARTMENT AT PRINCE STORE Anaheim, beginning tomorrow, will have a new store devoted exclusively to high quality shoes for women and children. B. H. Sellner, who moved here from the East with his family recently has opened in association with Sidney Prince a shoe department in The Prince Store where footwear will be offered at unusually attractive prices. Sellner has important connections with wholesalers, and purchases direct from the factory, thereby cutting his costs to the limit. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week, in order to introduce his business to Anaheimers he will give away a pair of hose with each purchase of ladies' shoes. Souvenirs with each purchase of children's shoes will be the rule. Always and only the newest novelties in shoes will be offered the local public, says Sellner. He is making his mome at 719 No. Lemon-st. LA HABRA ITEMS LA HABRA, Sept. 6.—(Spl.)—E. DeGray and family enjoyed the labor day vacation by a motor trip to Santa Barbara, and neighboring cities, camping on the way. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson motored to Antelope Valley over the holidays. Messrs. Rhodes and Wilson have oil lands in the valley and their trip was as much business as pleasure. Forest Home attracted many from her. The I. W. Barker family and the H. G. Hart's were visitors at their mountain cabin, at this resort. The members of the Triple T's and their husbands, spent two days at Forest home there were about thirty in the party. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Connell and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Darton or Los Angeles were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Luther Lindau home. The members and their husbands of the Monday afternoon club will enjoy a picnic dinner at Orange co- Miss Mayme Kane spread the week-end Elizabeth Lake. Mr. and Mrs. L daughter attended a picnic at Huntingdale day. Mr. and Mrs. H daughter from a visit with Oklahoma. Accometer, Miss Dorothy O'Connell and daughter home ten weeks after spending the past Miss Cunningham homa to attend that is a graduate of the H.S. Mr. and Mrs by the way of Kansas and also at Texas a The many friends Burr Willard (neee of Bakersfield) will the death of a babesday, Aug. 30.Thaway two days after Rev. and Mrs., Bobby of Pa of Anaheim were friends. Mr. and Mrs. J., ren of S. Melrose Angeles where they home.The vacated cuppied by Mrs.Mrs.Ruth Livingston. Mrs. H.Bowen home on account of Mrs.Nell Morris today from S.Me Busch St. Glen Gilmore of week-end guest of H.Bowen. Miss Katherine Ed a position with Mrs.A.L.Winnelos Angeles spent w W.K.Suiter and Guests of Mrs., and children today Robinson and child Robinson and child Smith all of Long Mrs.Fred Hays he outing at Long was the guest of OLINDA NEWS OLINDA LEASF Sent. 6 (Sp.) The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M.E. church with its September meeting Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. Loomis on the Santa Fe lease. It will be mite box opening so every woman is urged to bring their mite boxes as full as possible. Also those who wish to give something for the Christmas box and have not already done so please bring it to the meeting. Mrs. W. E. Kent and son Earl and Maynard Scribner went to Long Beach Friday after Everett Kent to spend the week end at home. Everett is working at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hamm and family of Somerton, Arizona visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Conn Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scribner spent the week end in the mountains at Camp Baldy. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Scribner, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Emory, Reo and Mrs. W. E. Kent and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Little spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey in Yorba Linda. Mr. Maynard Scribner attended the Standard Bearers social Friday evening at the White Temple church in Anaheim. Day and Night Service Ambulance HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M Forest Home attracted many from her. The I. W. Barker family and the H. G. Hart's were visitors at their mountain cabin, at this resort. The members of the Triple T's and their husbands, spent two days at Forest home there were about thirty in the party. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Connell and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Darton of Los Angeles were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Luther Lindau home. The members and their husbands of the Monday afternoon club will enjoy a picnic dinner at Orange co-park Tuesday afternoon. All business houses were closed over the Labor Day holiday and most everyone that could get away motored either to the sea shore or mountains. The Dorcas society of the Temple Baptist church entertained with a chicken dinner on the lawn at the Mills home on North Hlett street Friday evening. There were 200 guests present. The proceeds will be used by the ladies toward a parsonage. The ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Garretson was the scene of a delightful family gathering Saturday evening. The affair was in honor of the second birthday anniversary of a loved grandson, Master Edwin Blain Bonner, son of Rev. and Mrs. Blain Bonner of El Modino, and grandson of Mr. Garretson, and Edwin Bonner of Denair. The birthday cake held the center of the well laden table. The young honoree was the recipient of many rememberances.Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Davis G. Garretson and osn of Gunn Road East Whittler, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Garreston of Rialto and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Ganz of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. George Hilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Hilbert and two sons were members of a party that pleniced at Trabuco Canyon Monday. They report a fine time. Glen Gilmore of week-end guest of H. Bowen. Miss Katherine Ed a position with Mrs. A.L.Winne Los Angeles spent W.K.Suiter and Guests of Mrs.And children today Robinson and child Robinson and child Smith all of Long Mrs.Fred Hays an outing at Long was the guest of Hays spent the week Mr. and Mrs.Festitors at Long Be Mrs.Gus Presso the members of tha at her home on N.day evening. W.J. and J.P.Labor Day in the Orange Co Park in They returned with Mr. and Mrs.J.tended the Pageant at Exposition Park.The Ladies Aid White Temple will nternoon in the chu o'clock.A good a siired as matters of come up.Election to be held.Sewing fingers.As there wi the Aid in August t reunion.Mr. and Mrs.Give consignances w Mack C.Barnes for Hamler and Mr.B elated in the theatre years ago.Guests at the O home on Rio Vista were Mr. and Mrs.children,Hazel,and Clyde Warner.all O Billy Darnley,B Ventra and Vic Mor THE GOSSIP $5.85 Featuring Splendid Value ALL WEEK A PAIR OF HOS FREE WITH EVERY PU CHASE OF LADIES SHOP Until $2. THE PRINCE Newest Styles. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Miss Mayme Kampling and friends spent the week-end and holiday at Elizabeth Lake. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fivecoat and daughter attended the Labor Union picnic at Huntington Beach Monay. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Farris and daughter, Mayme Ruth, have returned from a visit with relatives at Alva, Oklahoma. Accompanied by her sister, Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Mrs. Foley and daughter went to Oklahoma ten weeks ago. Mr. Farris spending the past five weeks there. Miss Cunningham remained in Oklahoma to attend the university. She is a graduate of the class of '22 A. U. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. Farris returned by the way of Kansas, stopping there and also at Texas and New Mexico. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Willard (nee Stafford Simms) of Bakersfield will regret to learn of the death of a baby son born Wednesday, Aug. 30.The little one passed away two days afterwards. Rev. and Mrs. Loren Howe and son, Bobby of Pasadena, formerly of Anaheim were Sunday guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kluthe and children of S. Melrose St. moved to Los Angeles where they will make their home. The vacated place will be occuplied by Mrs. M. J. Waller and Mrs.' Ruth Livingston and children. Mrs. H. Bowen is confined to her home on account of illness. Mrs. Nell Morris and sons moved today from S. Melrose St., to S. Busch St. Glen Gilmore of Venice was the week-end guest of his sister, Mrs. H. Bowen. Miss Katherine Huart has accepted a position with the Ford garage. Mrs. A. L. Winney and children of Los Angeles spent the day with Mrs. W. K. Suiter and children. Guests of Mrs. A. V. Wheeler and children today were Mrs. G. C. Robinson and children. Mrs. Ernest Robinson and children and Mrs Ed Smith all of Long Beach. Mrs. Fred Hays has returned from an outing at Long Beach where she was the guest of her parents, Mr. City Briefs returned from a weeks sojourn in the San Bernardino mts. They enjoyed several days at Big Bear taking in the various amusements. They also spent considerable time hiking about on the trails. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember were the guests of Long Beach friends Sunday. Miss Irenq Marsh and Albert Steichen motored to Pomona, Ontario and other towns Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fergus will spend tomorrow at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Eisenhauer and children, Donald and Fleta, spent the weekend holidays at Ellizabeth Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger and childrens motored to Cucamonga Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans and children, Mr Maurice Waugh, Mr. and Mrs. J.E Novak and daugh-ters spent Monday at the beaches. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Spencer were week-end visitors at Mt.Baldy. CALIFORNE COMING TOMORROW ONLY DIRECT FROM Bender and "Two Good Men" DIRECT FROM C Ethel Clifton DIRECT FROM OR Esther Rhodes Glen Gilmore of Venice was the week-end guest of his sister, Mrs. H. Bowen. Miss Katherine Huart has accepted a position with the Ford garage. Mrs. A. L. Winney and children of Los Angeles spent the day with Mrs. W. K. Suiter and children. Guests of Mrs. A. V. Wheeler and children today were Mrs. G. C. Robinson and children. Mrs. Ernest Robinson and children and Mrs Ed Smith all of Long Beach. Mrs. Fred Hays has returned from an outing at Long Beach where she was the guest of her parents, Mr. Hays spent the week-end there. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox were visitors at Long Beach Labor Day. Mrs. Gus Presott will entertain the members of the Chat 'En Club at her home on N. West St. Thursday evening. W. J. and J. P. Sebastian spent Labor Day in the foot hills above Orange Co Park in search of doves. They returned with the limit. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian attended the Pageant in Los Angeles at Exposition Park today. The Ladies Aid society of the White Temple will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church palors, at 2 o'clock. A good attendance is desired as matters of importance will come up. Election of officers also to be held. Sewing will occupy the fingers. As there was no meeting of the Aid in August this will be a real reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hamler for recognitions with an old friend Mack C. Barnes fo New York. Mr. Hamler and Mr. Barnes were associated in the theatrical business 21 years ago. Guests at the C. E. Robinson home on Rio Vista-ave Labor Day were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warner and children, Hazel, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Warner, all of San Diego. Billy Darnley, Herb Smiley of Ventra and Vic Moran of Los Angele DIRECT FROM ORIGINAL EDITIONS ESTHER RHODES DIRECT FROM Marie Correlli and Co. DIRECT FROM PANTAGES EDNA and PAUL “UP-TO-DATE TRAVESTY” Last Times Tonight F OUR NEW SHOE DEVELOPMENT tomorrow, September 7th, at 9 A.M. During Women's and Children's Novelty Footwear During Women’s and Children's Novelty Footwear We Invite Compete PAIR OF HOSE EVERY PUR-LADIES SHOES ALL THE TIME FOR THE C Until Saturday. Only One Pair to a Customer $2.00 Felt Slippers at 85c ICE STORE CORNER CENTER AND LEMON STREETS Displayed Exclusively. Wat M. CALIFORNIA Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, Miss Cathie Bell and James Bell motored to Los Angeles Sunday. On Labor Day they enjoyed a trip to Camp Baldy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin visited relatives in Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schneider witnessed the Elks ball game at Vernon Sunday. Mrs. A. Leasa has returned from a several days visit with relatives in Los Angeles. INVENTS ENGINE The New York inventor of a crude oil engine for automobiles, airplanes and lighting plants claims that it will drive a car 200 miles with a gallon of oil. FUEL OIL SUPPLIED To supply the principal industrial centers of northern Italy with fuel oil the government is planning to build pipe lines from Genoa and Venice. ORPNIA VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW ORPHEUM AND PANTAGES TOPLINERS DIRECT FROM ORPHEUM and Armstrong two Good Men Gone Wrong" ECT FROM ORPHEUM fton "Saint or Sinner" A Dramatic Playlet T FROM ORPHEUM hodes Brilliant Harpist fton "Saint or Sinner" A Dramatic Playlet FROM ORPHEUM hodes Brilliant Harpist RECT FROM PANTAGES nd Co. Novelty Surprises TAGES AUL VESTY" A PARAMOUNT FEATURE MAY McAVOY in "A HOMESPUN VAMP" "THE LOVES OF PHARAOH" 112,000 PEOPLE IN THE CAST DEPARTMENT t 9 A.M. Children's THE STRAND $5.85 9 A.M. Children's ite Comparison ALL THE TIME SOUVENIRS FOR THE CHILDREN THE STRAND $5.85 omer 5c CENTER AND N STREETS ANAHEIM Watch Our Windows