oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-16

Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1923 SEATTLE SPEAKER BEFORE RETAILERS The Retail Merchants Protective Ass'n., held their regular meeting last evening at the Elks Club house with a 6:30 dinner. George Wessells of Seattle was the speaker of the evening and took up problems of the retailer. He gave concrete instances of how stores could increase their efficiency. A problem that is now being solved all over the country is the auto parking. He urged the business man to keep his car off the main street, in order to allow more room for the shopper. He stated in some places city councils were framing ordinances which are proving satisfactory. A committee was appointed to select and present names for the election of officers which will take place at the annual election in February. About thirty members were present. KILLS MOUNTAIN LION A beautifully marked mountain lion was brought back from Capistrano canyon by Buck Jones and Ross Wheeler of Huntington Beach, whose dogs treed the animal and killed it without a shot being fired. Capture of the beast followed an exciting chase. PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, Jan. 15. (Spl.)—J. E. Scott and Mrs. Dan New entertained in honor of Mrs. Roy Charlton on Saturday afternoon, when the honoree was very much surprised by the attention. A contest was held in which Mrs. Geo. Thomas was winner and Mrs. Ross Warner was awarded consolation. Delicious refreshments of coffee and sandwiches and pineapple sundae and wafers were served, after which the guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Each guest was also presented with a small gift so that there might be no wounded feelings. The guest list included Mrs. Roy Charlton, honoree, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Andrew Ipsen, Mrs. Judson P. Wear, Mrs. Van Hoy, Mrs. Ross Warner, Mrs. Lewis Edwardson, Mrs. H. P. Bendler, Mrs. Joe Monroe, Mrs. Lisle Morehouse, Mrs. Delmar Solesbee, Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Mrs. Glenn Riddlebarger, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Babb Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Krick. Mrs. Guy L. Kay and baby daughter have returned from the White Memorial hospital in Los Angeles. Both are doing nicely. Tuesday night the Placentia grammar school was entered and ran. THERE'S GOING TO CROWDED INTO The Second CROWDED INTO THE The Second THIS GR Sale Even PROMISES TO BE THE BIG WEEK Save 1/3 to 1/2 On Sample Merchandise DRESS SH Heavy and Weight UNDERW SAVE BY BUYING N SAMPLES IN MEN'S HIGH GRADE DRESS SH Every shirt of great merit from the standpoint of appearance and value sortment is large and offers a range that only a sample line could give. Shirts worth $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. All sizes are to be had come early share these bargains ... $1. SAMPLES IN MEN'S HIGH GRADE UNDERW Men's better grade of union suits, union suits from America's foremost manufacturers, firm close elastic rib, in very heavy, medium and light weight. Worth $1.65 to $2.00 per garment in one vast assortment at sale price ... $1. MEN'S MERCERIZED AND WORSTED ... BLOOD'S SPRING NEEDLE SAMPLES IN MEN'S HIGH GRADE UNDERWEIGHT Men's better grade of union suits, union suits from America's foremost manufacturers, firm close elastic rib, in very heavy, medium and light weight. Worth $1.65 to $2.00 per garment in one vast assortment at sale price. MEN'S MERCERIZED AND WORSTED HEAVY UNION SUITS "Stanford" mixed, mercerized and worsted heavy weight, flat collarette neck, knit on spring needle machine and an improved garment from every standpoint worth wholesale more than our sale price... $3.19 MEN'S WARRANTIES ALL WOOL UNION SUITS "Stanfords" heavy weight all wool unions knit on spring needle machines, and priced less to you than your dealer can re-buy them. Unions suits of the highest quality $4.89 DRESS SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS Shirts that are of a pleasing quality in a pattern range too great for description, if you wish to profit see these shirts at 95¢ BLOOD'S SPRING NEEDLE SUITS Light weight, long sleeve and length, strictly a good garment worth more in a wholesale war than our sale price to you... MEN'S SHIRTS, COLLAR ATTITUDE Another great value that employs the importance of this sale of large assortment of fine shirt ridiculously low price, worth to $1.50 on sale CHILDREN'S ROMPER Score again. Bargains indeed be had among this sample lot pers of every description. Worth to $1.50 Samples in Knit Vest Ladies' Fine Vests in many styles that only an assortment of samples can offer; V-neck, square or round neck, bodice; values to 50¢ at 29¢ Samples in Ladies' Unions High grade union suits in an assortment of styles that one cannot fail to appreciate, worth 75¢ per garment on sale 45¢ Samples in Ladies' Unions Of quality excellent; fine lisle knit, all comfort fitting garment in an exceptionally large style range. Worth 85¢ to $1.00 on sale 69¢ THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ENTTA 15. (Spl.)—Dan New enterters, Roy Chariton ton, when the rich surprised by test was held in mas was winner er was awarded ments of coffee napple sundae red, after which mas is recipient gifts. Each nted with a there might, be . The guest Chariton, honP. Andrew, P. Wear, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. H. P. Bendmar Solesbee, Mrs. Glenn Ridr, Mrs. Babb and Mrs. Sanford and baby daughrom the White Los Angeles. Placentia gramced and ran- sacked for the Red Cross money which the scholars have been collectiing. It was hidden in several differenent desks and amounted to between nine and twelve dollars. Window panes were smashed in both buildings leading the trustees to believe it was a case of vandalism. The lock on every desk was broken and the desk was mutilated in the search. Contents of the desks and closets were strewn everywhere. It is believed that the robbers knew that money was being collected and were bound to have it. The regular business meeting of the W.C.T.U. was held at the home of Mrs.E.L.Mogridge on Tuesday afternoon. In the absence of the president and vice-president, Miss Strain had charge of the meeting. After the devotionals the regular business was considered. With Miss Sturdevant in charge of the program, an open conference was enjoyed with many helpful and encouraging reports. The next meeting, January 23rd, will be held at the home of Mrs.John C.Tuffree. The county president will speak and a large number of the members and their friends are urged to be present. The Ladies Social Circle held a very enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs.Delmar Solesbee. The occasion was a social meeting and a very pleasant time was spent by those present. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served at a late hour. The Round Table club held its regular meeting at the club house Wednesday afternoon and the afternonoon being so pleasant there was a good attendance of members. After the business meeting the program was opened with a vocal solo by Miss Irma Thomas of Yorba Linda, accompanied by Mrs. Stanley Sutton Miss Thomas sang Cadman's "I hear a Thurah at Eve" and very graciously responded to a hearty encore with "Where My Caravan has Rested." The talk of the afternoon was given by Mr.Paul Howard of Los Angles, landscape architect and gardener. He gave a very interesting talk on the selection and use of trees and shrubs in the beautifying, not only of individual property but of the surrounding country as a whole, advising a careful selection of trees as these are to be with us for many years, adding to the beauty of our country as time goes on. He answered many questions common to our own individual gardens. His talk was followed by a piano solo by Miss Jepson, "The Robin's Return," and also a piano duet by Miss Jepson and Miss May. Both were thoroughly enjoyed. At the close of the program the usual social hour was enjoyed during which the hostesses, Mrs.Blattter, Mrs.Coyle and Mrs.Gorenflo, served tea and waffers. Mrs.Percy Bradford was operat-ed on for appendicitis Monday at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los An- geles. Her condition is favorable. H.O.Easton has purchased Jos. Tayles ranch, which lies direcsouth of the Tayles nome, south of the Richfield road. The ranch shoalts of six acres of fine young wencia orange trees, just about 70 years old. The price paid, it is understood, well in keeping with orange Ivy prices in this vicinity and cound and the buying of the ranch show, the faith of Manager Easton of Placentia Mutual Orange Association has in the industry here. There are no buildings on this six acres Mr. and Mrs. Easton will continue live in their pretty little home on Bradford. Mis Melba Peterson and broths Ralph, from Modesto, are here on visit to their grandmother, Mrs.J.Brusadon. —Misses Corinne and Dorothy Skill are home over the weekend from Maricopa where Miss Dorothy teaches in the high school. Miss Nina Mc Lellan entertainthe Placentia Country club at home on Placentia Ave. on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.Charles Hanson entertainthe Jolly Five Hundred club at home on Placentia Ave. on Wednesday afternoon. The spacious room were beautifully decorated with magnolia and ferns. The afternoon we spent playing five hundred with his scores being awarded to Mrs.AnLemke, Mrs.J.W.Hetebrink a INTO THIS MONTH!!!!! Second Week of GREAT Event BIG WEEK IF A BIG SAVING OF MONEY WILL IN DRESS SHIRTS Heavy and Light Weight UNDERWEAR SAVE BY BUYING NOW MADE DRESS SHIRTS appearance and value, the assample line 10. All sizes $1.29 MADE UNDERWEAR from America's very heavy, 1.00 per garment $1.29 Great Values in Blankets NASHUA Standard double cotton blankets 64x76, a strictly first quality blanket at a very special price $1.95 NASHUA WOOLNAP double blankets, 66x80, the blanket of all blankets affording much warmth and long wear and retains it nap after washing. Extra Special ... $3.59 "ANGEL CITY" Wool Blanket, double, a $7.50 value and one of our sale features at... $5.98 Men's Work Shirts MEN'S REGULAR $1.00 VALUE Dresses for Afternoon and Street Wear Of fine French Ginghams, in the most attractive styles this store has ever shown. Dresses to the actual worth of $10.00 and none less than $7.50 at a saving of one-half. The styles are Spring's Newest and particularly we invite you to see these dresses at sale price $5.00 Special Assortment of Ladies' Chemise or Teddies An exceptional assortment of dainty French seamed lace chemise, made of soft finished lingerie cloth many styles for it is a sample line and every garment is a bargain indeed. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 values Dainty Underwear LADIES' PINK SILK CREPE DE CHINE CHEMISE The assortment embraces considerably more style than we could describe and all of great merit—we simply say it is the best offer we ever made in silk underwear. $2.69 and $4.00 values HEALTH FLANCH Full yard wide in a good nappy grade of outing flannel, wide assortment of patterns. 25c and 29c quality. Mill Ends... 19c Special Offer ADE UNDERWEAR $1.29 D'S SPRING NEEDLE UNION SUITS weight, long sleeve and ankle strictly a good garment and more in a wholesale way 89c SHIRTS, COLLAR ATTACHED for great value that emphasized importance of this sale of samples, assortment of fine shirts at a usually low price, worth 79c CHILDREN'S ROMPERS again. Bargains indeed are to among this sample lot of romf every description. 95c Men's Work Shirts MEN'S REGULAR $1.00 VALUE Worth every penny of one dollar, well made of fast blue Chambray of the favorite shades, buttons match the materials, cut full and roomy ... 69c "Big Yank" Work Shirts A jumbo cut, material of high grade Chambray in fast blue or grey and khaki. $1.25 value on sale... 98c Milton-Goodman Triple Stitched, Double Yoke, Rein-forced Work Shirt of National fame, our leader ... $1.49 Special Offer In Ladies' Aprons Not an apron made to price low but an apron of quality workmanship and style, on sale 89c Smart Bungalow Frocks at Special A grouping of several of our most attractive and best values on sale $1.98 Samples in Ladies' Unions Of quality excellent, fine lisle knit, all comfort fitting garment in an exceptionally large style range. Worth $5c to $1.00 on sale 69c Samples in Ladies' Vests Style and quality worth 25c to 35c in one vast assortment of kinds, V-neck, square, round necks, bodices style, all to be had at 19c Nashua "Barlan" Plaid Blankets Full bed size; all plaids very attractive; quality the Nashua standard known thru- out America. Below today's cost at $2.29 Colored Sateen Underskirts All samples worth $1.50 to $1.75 in colors of green, black, navy and purple, with plaits flounce. Sale price $1.29 Men's Collars Collars in good sizes from 14 t These collar are s ed in ¼ sizes. 11c HER CONDITION IS FAVORABLE. Easton has purchased the ranch, which lies directly to the Tayles home, south of field road. The ranch consists of six acres of fine young valleys, just about ten acres paid, it is understood, is keeping with orange land this vicinity and county buying of the ranch shows of Manager Easton of the Mutual Orange Association in industry here. There areings on this six acres so mrs. Easton will continue to their pretty little home on N. Elba Peterson and brother, Dom Modesto, are here on a their grandmother, Mrs. Jas. Corinne and Dorothy Skiles over the weekend from where Miss Dorothy teach high school. Inna Mc Lellan entertained Placentia Country club at her Placeia Ave. on Thursday. Charles Hanson entertained Five Hundred club at her Placeia Ave. on Wednesday. The specious rooms beautifully decorated with marble ferns. The afternoon was being five hundred with high awarded to Mrs. Anna Mrs. J. W. Hetebrink and Isabel M. Shepherd REPLIES TO ACTION Isabel M. Sheperd today filed an answer to the suit against her and three others unnamed brought by Dean W. LeDuc and Helen K. LeDus Dean W. LeDue and Helen K. LeDue She denies that the palintiffs own lot 19, block A of the Elk Park track. Anaheim, but admits that they claim an interest in it. She contends that the action of the plaintiff prevented her from selling the lot which, she alleges, she had a right to. Roger C. Dutton is her attorney. DISMISS CONKLIN ACTION Dismissal of the action of the Anaheim Printing & Publishing Company against S. S. Conklin, who also had interests with the Santa Ana News, another Kellogg paper, was filed today with the County Clerk. Vernon M. Brydolf was attorney for the plaintiff. Conklin is still a stockholder in the local company, but holds no office. He is business manager of the Long Beach Telegram. Mrs. J. P. Robertson. A dalyty two course luncheon was served after the games, the place cards and nut baskets all carrying out the color scheme Those present were Meadames Anna Lemke, J. W. Hetebrink, N. P. Robertson, Herbert Sullivan, Bert Annin Howard Lucy, John Wagner, Arthur Edwards, Walter McFarland, Harry Wilbur, Velma Grant and Charles Stone. ETHEL CLAYTON IN GORGEOUS PICTURE Ethel Clayton in her most spectacular production is at the United Theater Tuesday and Wednesday. It is called "If I Were Queen" and was founded upon the novel, "The Three Cornered Kingdom" by Du Vernet Rabell. "If I Were Queen" shows a new Ethel Clayton. Beautiful and talented as ever, Miss Clayton is at her artistic best in romance of this character. Her picture has atmosphere; it has body, it has all the color and picturesqueness of the mythical kingdoms of the Balkans where it is laid. "If I Were Queen" is built on impressive lines. It has big scenes and situations galore. Perhaps the most thrilling is a railroad wreck that caps the climax of realism on the screen. Moreover, the cast is of the utmost distinction. Besides Miss Clayton there are Andree Lejon, Warner Baxter, Victory Bateman, Murdoch MacQuarrie and Genevieve Bilinn Wesley Ruggles directed it and his skill is frequently reflected in the development of the big scene. The picture has been booked for a two-day showing at the United. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. RIGHTY VALUES SHEETS ON SALE PERFECT SATISFACTION IS OUR GUARANTEE And we offer nothing but Quality Merchandise subject to refund or exchange if for any reason unsatisfactory. WILL INTEREST YOU High Grade Ladies' HOSIERY A pure thread silk hose noted for its splendid wearing quality. 95c The Chipman Knit line, guaranteed perfect and a good wearer. Ladies' Fine MERCERIZED HOSE Samples of high grade mercerized lisle hosiery in black, brown, white and grey.. Worth 39c 25c and 29c LADIES' HOSE All samples representing savings of 33 1-3%, all colors and all perfect hosiery 17½c Men's Hosiery MEN'S SILK LISLE HOSIERY SPECIAL 29c High grade silk lisle hosiery in black, brown and colors of popu SHEETS ON SALE IMPORTANT—The prices on sheets are as low as our last Spring prices at sale a year ago. Today's market makes them worth one third more and we recommend you Buying Sheets Now and Saving Money. A good supply now on hand. 72x90 Seamless Sheets A sheet that is well worth special mention at the very low sale price. A leader with us at 98¢ 72x90 Seamless Sheets These sheets are offered as an article of merit, made of sheeting of standard quality free of starch or dressing. An honest $1.65 value $1.19 81x90 Sheets same as above but the larger size $1.29 72x90 Seamless Sheets You can count this excellent goods as the quality is high class and the sale price is very low for the quality. $1.29 81x90 Sheets as above, larger size $1.39 81x90 Pequot Sheets Just to say the supply is fairly large $1.69 MUSLINS Bleached and Offer In Ladies' Aprons at an apron made price low but an iron of quality manship and sale on sale 89c Smart Bungalow rocks at Special grouping of sewing of our most attractive and best sales on sale $1.98 Men's Collars Collars in good styles, sizes from 14 to 17. These collar are stocked in ¼ sizes. 11c Children's Blue Denim Play Suits Red trimmed, denim of splendid weight. Sizes 1 to 8 89c MUSLINS Bleached and Unbleached 36 INCH UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Tower Mills LL brown sheeting, medium weight and a dandy value at 12½c 36 INCH INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN Unbleached, course heavy grade of muslin of a quality that is well known and liked 19c 36-IN, BLEACHED MUSLIN A 25¢ quality muslin fully bleached, good count, finished soft and altogether pleasing on sale 14½c 36 INCH LONSDALE MUSLIN A much favored brand, soft finish and of an excellent count, a great value at 22c Feather Pillows HEADREST CURLED FEATHER PILLOWS Covered with a good art ticking at special price, size 18x25 98c HEADREST CURLED FEATHER PILLOWS Size 20x26, ticking used is a splendid grade and the offer is very good at $1.29 C. C. C. GUARANTEED PILLOWS Filled with very choice feathers, soft, covered with quality ticking, size 22x27 $2.6