oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-07

Thursday, Sept. 7, 1922 City Briefs H. E. Axup, Metropolitan Agent and his family have moved from 416 N. Emily St. to 406 S. Kroeger St. Mrs. Merton Skinner, who has been traveling in Seattle and other northern points for the past two months was expected to reach home early this evening. Mrs. Skinner has had a most enjoyable trip and no doubt will have many interesting stories and experiences to relate. J. E. Jewett and family who have been living at 896 S. Los Angeles St. have moved to Sierra Madre where they will make their home. Miss Florence Meeker has accepted a position with the Bake-Rite Company. O. A. Renner and son, Russell, yesterday were in Los Angeles where Russell matriculated in the Univ. of Sou. Calif. He was a member of the A. U. H. S. class of '22. New patients at the Anaheim Sanitarium include: Mrs. A. Lusk, Huntington Beach; Mrs. G. C. Page, Anaheim; Mrs. H. H. Fischer, Costa Mesa; Miss Selma Hattie Stark, Anaheim. Mrs. Walter Ross and children are home for a few days from their summer cottage at Sunset Beach. Judge G. B. Brown of Anaheim made a hasty trip to Corona yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Eygabroad and Mrs. John Maars are vacationing at the Torrey Pine-apts., Long Beach. Dr. C. W. Harvey, who for several days has been in attendance upon Dr. J. A. Gelssinger, pastor of the White Temple, reports the minister is recovering nicely from the severe attack of bloodpoisoning. A vaccine has been administered which will make him immune from such attacks for 18 months. Mr. and Mr.. L. Witherill visited with relatives at Pasadena on a recent day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Talcott and children, Gwendolyn and Jimmy, have just returned from a week's outing at Catalina Island. Mrs. J. P. Brastad and daughter, Norma; Mrs. A. K. Dahl and daughter, Ruth and Mrs. Parks were visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. Charley and Edwin Hughes were called to Pasadena the early part of the week to attend the funeral of a relative, Mrs. H. Coffin. Mrs. Coffin was a former resident of the Katella district and has a host of friends here who regret to hear of her passing. James Tuma has resigned his position at the Mullinix Drug Store. He will attend U. S. C. this fall and will enjoy a vacation before resuming his studies. Jim Kuhn, now employed at the same store will sever his connection at the end of next week. He will also attend U. S. C. Mrs. Adolph Collins is recovering nicely from an injured hand. While working in the rose garden, Mrs. Collins had the misfortune to run a thorn in her hand. Blood poisoning developed and the hand became swollen. She has had to have the hand lanced several times. Mrs. I. N. Sears of Corona is a guest at the Harry L. Sears home. Mrs. S. Roseman of Fullerton and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson of Bakersfield passed the day at the P. F. Fesler home. Mrs. Harry T. Hathaway and Mrs. M. E. Canby will motor to LaVida Springs this evening where they will enjoy the mineral baths and also visit Mrs Homer Eddy and children who are vacationing at that resort. Mrs. G. O. Payne and son, Jack, returned yesterday from a 10 weeks visit with relatives in Charlevoix, Michigan. Mrs. Richard Groos, Mrs. J. Ackerman, Edwin Fisher, Richard and William Groos, Paul Alexander motored to Newport today where they enjoyed an outing, with a dip in the surf and a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen, Miss Fay Allen and John Allen motored to Newport Beach on Sunday. District N The District will meet tomorrow o'clock at the Ana. All nurses one is asked to ought for herself chatty little picture meeting. Plain Dealers results。 Stylish Stout Sveltline System Corsets These REMARKABLE CORSETS Impart an appearance of Slenderization to any Stout Figure, irrespective of size or weight. They accomplish instantly in the figure contour what months of dieting cannot do; that is, a seeming reduction of from 10 to 20 pounds with a corresponding more youthful air. "Stylish-Stout" Corsets represent the difference between the old fashioned stout figure and the 1923 model. They accomplish instantly in the figure contour what months of dieting cannot do; that is, a seeming reduction of from 10 to 20 pounds with a corresponding more youthful air. "Stylish-Stout" Corsets represent the difference between the old fashioned stout figure and the 1922 model,—and bring to your lines of your gowns the fashionable silhouette of the moment. Anaheim Corset Shop Mrs. Edith Taylor Phone 167-W. 215 W. Center St. BOXING Friday Evening 8.30 ANAHEIM ATHLETIC CLUB'S ARENA (Sugar Factory Grounds) MAIN EVENT—130 LBS. Joe Chaney vs. Johnny Ray (Whittier) (Tacoma) Semi—175 Lbs Jimmy Byrd vs. Kid George (L. A.) (Taft) 3—Red Hot Preliminaries—3 Prices—Ringside $1.50, Reserved $1.27, General Admission $1.00. Plus Tax. Tickets on sale at United Cigar Store, 123 W. Center St. Phone 153. LADIES ADMITTED FREE to ringside and reserved sections (1st row ringside excepted) when accompanied by escort. THE ORANGE COUNTY-PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA District Nurses Picnic The District Nurses' association will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the auto park in Santa Ana. All nurses are invited. Each one is asked to bring luncheon enough for herself and a chummy, chatty little picnic will follow the meeting. Plain Dealers Want Ads bring results. College Friends Dine Miss Nell Housley entertained a few of her college friends at dinner last evening as a little get-together host before each girl enters upon her duties for the coming autumn and winter. The guests were the Misses Gladys Sullivan, of Fullerton, who will teach in Placentia this year; Miss Hattie Roberton, of La Habra, has a position in her home town school and Miss Esther Casner, of Brea, will teach in Brea. With the hostess, the girls graduated last spring from U. S. C. Other guests at the dinner were Dr. Amack and Miss Coy Amack, aunt and cousin respectively of the the hostess, Miss Houseley, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houseley. Sarah A. Brown left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Long Mont, Colo. Value Is The Tr And By Value Alone Great Economy Store To Merit Your Patron COMPARISON WILL TELL QUALITY GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSIBLE PRICES MEANS: VALUE COMPARISON WILL TELL QUALITY GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSIBLE PRICES MEANS: VALUE Inferior goods bought to sell at a price is not economy and again we say VALUE IS THE TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS LADIES, ALL PURE SILK HOSIERY IN CHIPMAN KNIT LINE 85c MEN'S GENUINE Rockford Soxs The famous work sox that wears and wears in the salt and pepper grey and brown. Every pair guaranteed perfect and of a good weight. On Sale.....9c School Ginghams in Plaids, Checks and Solids on Sale Our regular 22c quality of fine fast color ginghams in an attractive range of patterns; also this lot embraces mail carrier blue cheviot and many shirting stripes for making into boys school shirts and blouses, per yard 17½c Most women realize the splendid worth of these "Chipmunk stockings at $1.25 a pair. Of a lustrous pure silk thread deep lisle garter top. Toe, heel and foot reinforced and carried in black, brown, white and sand color and offered at sale .....8 Percale Apron Assortment Embraces Aprons $1.25 Many styles all of splendid $1.25 quality percale, light and dark in neat figures, ric rac trimmed and bias bound necks, sleeves and pocket tops, all around tie back belts, on sale at ... Devonshire Cloth NOW 29c This splendid material in the new fall patterns and solid colors can be had at the price named. Every yard stamped Devonshire on the selvege and assures you the first in this quality material at sale price .....29c DARK GREEN WINDSHADES 59c Ready to hang, all mounted on good spring rollers, completely furnished with nails and brac-kets. Size 36 inches by 6 foot. Worth $1.00 now on sale WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF 32 Inch Fine Zephyr Ginghams New fall arrivals in the most beautiful of fall patterns—pretty checks and plaids and solid colors, one big table of this excellent quality Zephyr Gingham worth our regular price 39c and placed on sale at 25c Quality of 36 Inch Percales WIDE PATTERN RANGE Small, neat figures, dark and light patterns, pretty stripes suitable both for shirting and the making of aprons and dresses, particularly we call your attention to this special at per yard.....17½c MEN'S 12½ White Handkerchiefs Of a good quality cotton finished soft, neat hem-stitching, size 16 inch by 16. Especially good for school use and priced at sale four for 25c 32 Inch Fine Zephyr Ginghams New fall arrivals in the most beautiful of fall patterns—pretty checks and plaids and solid colors, one big table of this excellent quality Zephyr Gingham worth our regular price 39c and placed on sale at 28c 25c Quality of 36 Inch Percales WIDE PATTERN RANGE Small neat figures, dark and light patterns, pretty stripes suitable both for shirting and the making of aprons and dresses, particularly we call your attention to this special at per yard... 17½c MEN'S 12½ White Handkerchiefs Of a good quality cotton finished soft, neat hem-stitching, size 16 inch by 16. Especially good for school use and priced at sale four for 25c Prepare Now for the Cooler Weather Make Up Comforter Now at Great Saving 7 Cases Cotton Batts! Just received 7 cases of cotton batts much under market cost ½ Pound Cotton Batts of 17½c worth on sale ... 11c 3 Pound Cotton Batts of clean white cotton open out to full 72 by 90 size on sale ... 95c 3 Pound Cotton Batts in a very fluffy cotton, bleached snow white and a good $1.45 grade at sale price ... $1.00 3 Pound Cotton Batts, white fleece cotton of extra quality and priced exceptionally low ... $1.29 3 Pound Sewed Batts, of snow white cotton in the popular C. C. C. batts worth $1.65 on sale ... $1.39 64x76 Double Cotton Blanket in tan, grey and white in the Nashua standard weight $1.98 66x80 Double Cotton Blanket in beautiful plaids, a blanket well worth the marked price $3.00 on sale $2.29 66x80 Double Blanket in a most desired blanket in some of the prettiest plaid ever shown, heavy thick wool finish on sale $3.89 66x80 Double Wool Blanket, in pretty plaids in a choice of blue, pink, tan and grey. Heavy weight, firmly woven $7.50 blanket at $5.95 SEBASTIAN BRO 119 WEST CENTER STREET, ANAHE CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE FULLERTON BRIEFS J. H. Marshall and J. R. Craw left last night over the Santa Fe for Springfield, Mo. Fred Lamb of Los Angeles and R. Y. Buchanan of Fullerton were arraigned this morning before Judge French at Miss Emma Hill of Fullerton un- derwent an operation yesterday at Fullerton hospital for tonsolitis. Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Healton left yesterday over the Santa Fe for St. Joe, Mo. W. T. Brown of Brown-Danser Lumber Co. of Fullerton was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles yesterday in a McAulay ambulance to undergo another operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Saunders left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Oklahoma City. e True Test! alone This store Strive Patronage Sebastian Bros QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Monts Furnishings 119 W. CENTER ST. ANABILIM The Economy Center of Orange Co ANAHEIM INSTITUTION Sebastian Bros QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Monts Furnishings 119 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Under Selling The Economy Center of Orange Co. ANAHEIM INSTITUTION OF CHEAPNESS MILK HOSIERY LINE 85c Each of these "Chipman Knit" fourious pure silk thread with a foot reinforced and sand color 85c Prices Aprons $1.25 Worth Quality percale, light coloring lined and bias all around tie s, on sale at ... GREEN WINDOW SHADES 59c ang, all mounted on rollers, completely with nails and brac36 inches by 6 foot. now on sale Children's Hose Supporters Of good strong elastic and are guaranteed against any imperfecetion and subject to replacement if found otherwise, 25c value at 11 c BOYS BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Made of Quality Materials—Placed on sale and can be found in one big assortment in both light and dark materials, stripes and plain and all fast in colors, well made with neat pockets, 'tis the Honor Bright line worth $1.25 at our sale price...... 89c $1.25 LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS Of Closely Woven Flannel—Choice of light blue and pink in neat stripe patterns, gowns made with round neck and is hemstitched, kimono sleeves. Is of nice quality flannelette and is priced extremely low for BOYS BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Made of Quality Materials—Placed on sale and can be found in one big assortment in both light and dark materials, stripes and plain and all fast in colors, well made with neat pockets, 'tis the Honor Bright line worth $1.25 at our sale price..... 89c $1.25 LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS Of Closely Woven Flannel—Choice of light blue and pink in neat stripe patterns, gowns made with round neck and is hemstitched, kimono sleeves. Is of nice quality flannelette and is priced extremely low for sale ..... 79c 36 INCH Bungalow Cretonnes Full yard wide in a 29c quality of cretonne, patterns are very beautiful and the assortment very complete and offers one anything desired for drapery, covering, or pillow tops per yard ..... 19c Best 20c Bleached Muslin Full 36 inches wide in an excellent weight and sure to please at even 20c price. On Sale at 14½c Fine Quality Apron Check Ginghams The standard apron checks in fast indigo blue in three size checks, 15c grade on sale at 9c CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED HOSIERY For School Wear—Fine rib and of a good wearing quality in black, brown and white in sizes 6½ to 10, made of fine select yarn and a good 35c value offered at sale for, per pair 22 c Indian Head FULLY BLEACHED 38 Inches wide ..... 22c 36 Inches wide ..... 25c 44 Inches wide ..... 33c 54 Inches wide ..... 39c BROTHERS STREET, ANAHEIM