oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-23

90 GRADUATES FROM LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL Ninety Anaheim High School students, 31 boys 69 girls, will receive their diplomas June 8th at the school Auditorium. Rey G. Bromley Oxnam will deliver the commencement address. Miss Margaret McOmie will give the valedictory and Miss Dorothy Bishop the salutatorian. Students receiving diplomas: Wilton Abplanalp, Frances Adams, Lucille Allen, Florence Austin, Clara Jamesburger, Alma Barmes, Stella Bastian, Dorothy Beroot, Mabel Bercot, Rose Bever, Roderick Brastad, Nellie Brongher, Alice Campbell, Helen Campbell, Jack Carroll, Amanda Chambers, Tillie Clark, Ella Cook, Helen Daly, Myrtle Dandy, Rose Donnolly, John Dougherty, Frances DeOook, Virginia Deming, Mildred Dickison, Lorena Dumke, Ethel Easley John Feetham, Martha Fischer, Marie Garrett, Ella Graner, Clinton Griggs Madelainne Hartman, Gladys Heald, Lorea Healton, Edna Heineman, Mildred Henry, John Henry, Helen Hollingsworth. Emma Hunton, Harold Holdsworth, Charles Hunt, Roncoe Ingram, Mariowe Janss, Edith John, Edna John, Johenkong, Ruth Juliar, Louise Kisler, Ruth Klemm, Hedwig Lange, Else Lange, Viola Lensing, Robert Lewis, Albert Lopera, Mildred Lucas, Arthur Mann, Margaret McOmie, Anna Meyers, Kenneth Mathis, Lawrence Mills, Mabel Mitchell, Raymond Munser, Dana Newkirk, Theresa Nuebaum, Adelaide Osbourne, Wayne Overleese, Donald Pannier, Roger Pohlman, Marvin Ross, Helen Shoebridge, Merle Simon, Homer Sipple, Della Slaback, Charile Smith, Florence Smith, Nina Tobin, Earl Turner, Gwendolyn Wadsworth, Herm Wallace, Wallace Walton, Hollie Waters, Marian Watts, Vance Wimmer, Louis Wright, Alice Zahl, Gladys Zahl, Earl Zahl. MANY FRIENDS PAY LAST RESPECTS A very large gathering of friends MANY FRIENDS PAY LAST RESPECTS A very large gathering of friends attended the final rites over Mrs. Mary Sutton, mother of Dr. Irwin Sutton, with the Johnston-Wickett clinic, which was held in the Little Church of Flower, in Forest Lawn. Rev. Kendrick, former pastor of the University Christian church, of which Mrs. Sutton was a prominent and influential member, read a beautiful eulogy, and paid a glowing tribute to her life and character. Rev. Webb, present pastor, also spoke appreciatively of Mrs. Sutton. The floral offerings were beautiful and many. Interment was made in Forest Lawn, beside her husband who passed away seven years ago. A son, also preceded her in death five years. Surviving are the son here, Dr. Sutton, a son in Los Angeles and one daughter, all of whom have reached maturity and are a substantial credit to their mother's training and devotion. BOULDER AM ASS'N. COMMITTEE MEETS At a meeting of the executive committee of the Boulder Dam association in St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana, next Saturday noon, plans will be discussed to bring into the membership civic associations from all over So. Calif. A big membership campaign will be started. The committee includes mayors of many important cities of the Southland, Congressman Phil D. Swing will be present. HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT A. Juarez was held on a statutory charge in Judge Brown's court involving a 14-year-old girl, to await the action of the superior court. His ball was fixed at $3000. Under the direction of Mrs. Lane girls in the sewing classes will show the costumes which they have made the past year and tell in what "capacity" they are used. The patrons will have a chance to see the stage craft close in separation. Homer Wallace will act as stage manager. The curtain will be left up so an idea can be obtained what is going on behind the curtain when scenes are changed. "Timothy's Quest" will be flashed on the screen after this show. An inspection tour on the stage and general view of the auditorium will be offered after the program. A register will be put in a conspicuous place for the patrons to sign. This is one of the big affairs of the school to help to promote acquaintance the teachers and parents and give them an idea what their children are doing and what they are able to do. The auditorium building will be opened from 6:45 to 11 o'clock. KIWANIANS BUILD HOUSE FOR WIDOW The regular meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis Club was held Tuesday in the I. O., O. F. hall. The feature was an address by Dr. William Wikett on his recent trip around the world. He got only half thru, and plans to finish his lecture next week. The Kiwanians agreed to play the Rojarions at baseball Thursday night. The Kiwanians are to build a house for a widow with six children. The Baptist Church is to lay the foundations. BODY GOES EAST Mrs. Mabel Henson, 40, died Monday evening at her home on East Truslow-ave., having been a resident of Fullerton for one year. The body was put aboard train Wednesday morning for Texas where burial is to be. J. E. Seale was funeral director. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange Keep Your Money Working Keep Your Money Working VICTORY NOTES of the series V, A to L, inclusive, have ceased to bear interest although millions of dollars' worth are still outstanding. To keep your money steadily working and in circulation, and to avoid loss of interest, bring your Victory Notes to these Banks this week. We will redeem all Notes of the series called at full face value and will gladly assist you in reinvesting your money or will credit your savings account with the proceeds. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK of Anaheim SEBASTIAN BROTHER'S ANAHEIM Men! This Ad Merits Your Attention POSITIVELY THE Last Call To be sounded in regards to this closing out. Sale of Men's Wear If We Have It It's listed in this Ad together with the sizes to be had If We Have It It's listed in this Ad together with the sizes to be had. Men's Department Close Out WORK GLOVES MEN'S HEAVY COTTON GLOVES, 8 oz., white canton flannel gloves, elastic knit wrist, worth 17½¢, per pair.....11¢ MEN'S LEATHER FACED COTTON GLOVES, firmly woven heavy canton flannel gloves. No. 1 yellow split cowhide palms, and thumb. Wrist or gauntlet styles, worth to 45¢, Sale Price .....25¢ SCULLY OR STRONGBUILT HORSEHIDE GLOVES, worth to $2.00, union made, exceptionally strong gloves, seams on top, sewed with linen waxed threads. Sizes 10, 10½ and 11. Close out.....$1.25 GENUINE HORSEHIDE GAUNTLET GLOVES, we have about 3 dozen of them, water and fireproof, worth to $1.50. Sizes 9 and 9½. Close Out Price .....85¢ PIGSKIN GAUNTLET GLOVES, about 2 dozen of them. Sizes 9 and 9½, worth $1.25 to sell at .....75¢ Men's Department Close Out UNDERWEAR "LAWRENCE TAILORED KNIT" 2 PIECE UNDERWEAR, fine quality balbriggan special finish, undershirts and drawers. Worth 85¢ per garment. Sizes in undershirts 36, 38, 40. Drawers double seats, double gussets, sizes Men's Department Close O HOSIERY MEN'S ALL PURE SILK HOSE, in the Armor Plate Brand, worth 75 and 85¢ in White Only ..... MEN'S BLACK, GREY AND NAVY PURE SILK HOSE, of the best qualiity at final close out, per pair.... Men's Department Close Out UNDERWEAR "LAWRENCE TAILORED KNIT" 2 PIECE UNDERWEAR, fine quality balbriggan special finish, undershirts and drawers, Worth 85¢ per garment. Sizes in undershirts 36, 38, 40. Drawers double seats, double gussets, sizes 30, 32. Sale Price ..... $59¢ 75¢ BALBRIGGAN DRAWERS, sizes 30 and 32 each garment ..... $49¢ "GLASTENBURY" GRAY WOOL UNION SUITS, $4.00 values in this celebrated line can be had in sizes 36, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 for ..... $2.50 "GLASTENBURY" 2 PIECE UNDERWEAR, $2.25 values can be had in undershirts sizes 42, 44, and 46; drawers, sizes 30,.32, 36, 40, 42, 44. Sale Price ..... $1.29 STYLISH CAPS Stylish caps, newest shapes and materials not a cap worth less than $1.75 others valued to $2.25, good size range from 6%; to 7%, final selling ..... $1.25 BEAUTIFUL TIES High grade fine silk ties of extraordinary merit from the standpoint of value, real $1.50 ties being closed out at 75¢ Regular $1.00 ties—beautiful ties to be closed out. In this lot are about 1 dozen black silk ties worth $1.00 all at ..... $45¢ HOSIERY MEN'S ALL PURE SILK HOSE, in the Armor Plate Brand, worth 75 and 85¢ in White Only MEN'S BLACK, GREY AND NAVY PURE SILK HOSE, of the best quality at final close out, per pair MEN'S FIBRE SILK HOSE IN THE BEAR BRAND, strictly a high grade hose in assorted colors on sale MEN'S REGULAR 65¢ and 75¢ WOOL HOSIERY, assorted shades of fine quality. Closing Out Price MEN'S VERY HEAVY WOOL UNTED STATES ARMY SOXS, good wool that sold in a very rapid way even at 39 and 45¢. Final Reduction MEN'S DRESS SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY WORTH $1.50. Sale HATS OILMAN'S BLACK CRUSHER HATS, roll them up, put them in your pocket, no harm done, just pay us our sale price of MEN'S WHITE DUCK HATS, worth $1.00, a light cool hat for a warm day and sport wear, sale price SUN SHADE STRAW HATS, wide brim that protect you from the sun rays worth 50¢, on sale LEATHER PUTTES GENUINE HORSEHIDE LEATHER PUTTES, the best quality, sizes 13, 15, 15½, 16 and 16½, on sale at SEBASTIAN BROS. Climax of The CLOSING OUT of Men's Furnishings AN EXACT LISTING OF SIZES YET TO BE HAD AT BARGAIN PRICES COME TO BUY THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR SATURDAY Our Last Ad Pertaining to Men's Arrow Collars 10c 6 for 55c Many good styles can still be had in sizes 14, 14½, 16, 16½ and 17. Shirts TO THE VALUE OF $2.00, Sale $1.00 $1.25 Shirts Without Our Last Ad Pertaining to Men's Furnishings Then We're Thru With the Men's Department This Store to become known for Dry Goods Notions Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 10c 6 for 55c Many good styles can still be had in sizes 14, 14½, 16, 16½ and 17. Shirts TO THE VALUE OF $2.00, Sale $1.00 $1.25 Shirts Without Collars 79c In sizes 15 and 15½. Shirts Collar Attached 59c from Americas' foremost makers, high grade materials, fast colors, sizes 15 and 15½. What's your size? Wool Mixed Pants WORTH $3.00, SALE Sizes 31.31 and 3232. Just you see them. "Boss" Best Hiking Pants double seated, lace bottom, dark khaki in sizes 29, 30, 31, and 38 and 42. Worth $3.50 on sale $2.35 LAST DAYS Department Close Out HOSIERY URE SILK HOSE, in Brand, worth 75 and Only ... 39¢ GREY AND NAVY HOSE, of the best qual- out, per pair... 47¢ Men's Department Close Out OVERALLS CARPENTER'S WHITE OVERALLS "BOSS" union made, 5 pairs only in 46 waists 30 and 31 length, Close Out Price ... $1.35 PAINTER'S WHITE BIB OVER- ALLS "BOSS" union made, 42 waist HOSIERY PURE SILK HOSE, in Brand, worth 75 and Only ... $39¢ GREY AND NAVY HOSE, of the best qual- out, per pair ... $47¢ SILK HOSE IN THE strictly a high grade colors on sale ... $29¢ LAR 65c and 75c Y, assorted shades of Closing Out Price ... $29¢ HEAVY WOOL UNI- ARMY SOXS, good in a very rapid way 45c. Final Reduction ... $23¢ SILK AND WOOL WORTH $1.50. Sale ... $75¢ HATS BLACK CRUSHER up, put them in your done, just pay us our ... $75¢ DUCK HATS, worth cool hat for a warm wear, sale price ... $65¢ STRAW HATS, wide rect you from the sun on sale ... $29¢ THER PUTTES PERSHIDE LEATHER best quality, sizes 13, and 16½, on sale at ... $3.29 OVERALLS CARPENTER'S WHITE OVERALLS "BOSS" union made, 5 pairs only in 46 waists 30 and 31 length, Close Out Price ... $1.35 PAINTER'S WHITE BIB OVERALLS "BOSS" union made, 42 waist only, lengths 30, 21 and 32. Sale price ... $1.35 PLASTER'S WAIST OVERALL IN WHITE "BOSS" union made, sizes 32-32, 32-31, 34-33, 34-32, 34-31. On Sale ... $1.25 PAINTER'S JACKET IN WHITE "BOSS" union made, strictly the best 36, 40, 42. On Sale ... $1.25 WORK SHIRTS "BOSS" BEST UNION MADE BLUE CHEVIOT WORK SHIRTS, well made, full cut, roomy work shirt worth $1.39. Sizes 14½ only. Sale Price ... $75¢ MILTON-GOOD'S FAMOUS JUMBO TRIMLED STITCHED WORK SHIRT, everybody knows that rentilated double yoke work shirt, blue and gray, size 14½ only ... $1.29 WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS WORTH TO $3.00, colors of navy blue, khaki and small checks, all sizes can be found in this assrotment, sale price ... $1.75 WOOL SHIRTS OF ARMY FLAN- NEL, khaki in colors and a real shirt from every standpoint, 14½ to 15½ sizes. Valued to $4.89 on sale ... $2.95