oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-14

0,000 ASKED IN SUIT OVER DEATH Damages of $26,000 are asked by Tie B. Emery, guardian ad litem, several minors, Louis E., Bertie and Lynn A. Emery in a suit filed against J. W. Davis. He suit was out of the death on June 11 of Bert M. Emery, son of the princial plaintiff and the main support her and his little brothers and ers, according to the complaint. Emery, who was 22 and lived in Habra, while riding a motorcycle dided with a car driven by Davis or the corner of Central-ave and Mirada-sts beyond Northam stan. William P. Webb, Jr., is principal insel for the plaintiffs. Emery on his deathbed blamed his for the accident, but a coron's jury called the collision accetual. The body was shipped by Angus Aulhy to the old home in Bakersd on Tuesday for burial. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, June 14. (pl.)—The graduation program of Olinda grammar school was held in the social hall Friday eveng. The following program was ren. A march by the Olinda orrestra, managed by Prof. Robbins of Angeles. Invocation by Rev. Alfred Kent, a song by the Girls Club. Salutatory address, Irene wes, class poem by Edith Warner, plano sold by Dorothy Little; a riding by Ray Bowman; the class ophecy by Agnes Burton; a selecon by the orchestra; a reading by Rera Studebaker; the class will by Warren Wilson; a song by the Girls Club; a reading by Clayton the presentation of the class memial. William Gullock; class song by as; a reading by Albert Junker; medley address by Irma McConaddress by S. C. Hartrantz; A new Mr. Cooper; presentation of mas by F. A. Boulger president of the trustees. Distribution of wera. Mr. Tex Humphrey of Long Beach The Kind of Service We Render to You It is not how much you buy from us that chiefly concerns us—it is how thoroughly successful we are in pleasing you. Our greatest regret would be to have a customer leave our Store at any time feeling that he or she had not received actual help in completing the needed purchases. One of the principal assets of this Nation-wide business is its superior, satisfying store service. Just to "serve more than a million homes" is not enough—to serve them better than they are served elsewhere is our purpose. Our growth attests our success. Youths' All-Wool SuSnappy Styles—Latest Pattern Mr. Tex Humphrey of Long Beach enjoyed a show in Santa Ana recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyle and family were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cockely andaughter Lola were Fullerton visit-Friday evening. The first item of Thursday's news was sent by the Santa Fe Lease respondent. It must have been a take in the print. Misses Ruth Hurd and Helen Granda and friends attended a race in Fullerton Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Williams were Anaheim visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryert daughter were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mr. Tex Humphrey of Long Beach led on Miss Satie Jones Monday. Miss Georgia Collins is spending two days in Yorba Linda with Mrs. Gale and daughter Olive. Mr. Landie T. B. Greminger and Harvey after Generlie Merantient Sunday at Santa Monica. Mrs. Ruby Schryert and children of we were visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer Sunday. Mr. Waldo Perry of Gardena spent day with Mr. Albert Smith. Donald Cullen of Montebello took for a few days on account of broken wrist. Mr. and Mrs. Harry and family of Gardena spent Sunday with Mr. and Ms. J. Collins. Mr. Kieth Ford of Santa Ana was visitor at the Ryan home Sunday. Mr. Walter Cullen of Fullerton won the lease Monday. Mr. Brice Turner of Brea was a alter here Monday. Mrs. Hartogg of the West Coast case was a visitor here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Finch and children Fullerton were calling on friends are Sunday. Miss Louise Cullen and Mr. Budenager were Anaheim show visits Sunday morning. Mr. Tim Sullivan of Fullerton was at the lease Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and family and Mr. and Mrs. O.' R. Jones and daughter attended a family reunion the home of Mr. Geo. Smith of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cockely and daughter Lola were Fullerton visits Monday evening. Mr. Brown is able to be around after a few days' sickness. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer andaughter Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews made sure everyone was safe. Youths' All-Wool Suit Snappy Styles—Latest Pattern Distinctive — 15 to 18 yr. Many young fellows are about to join the ranks of army wearing long pants suits. Start them off right of our good styles. They make youths feel like regular sporting all wool clothing tailored in one of the latest quality at only $14.75 $19.75 $23 Boys' Smart Wash Stylish—Rightly Priced Slip one of these womens on the little fellow as how well he looks in 2 to 8 years. The assortment suits for play and pretty display of man in handsome, youthful combinations or plain choice.Wash Mr. Tim Sullivan of Fullerton was on the lease Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and family and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Jones and daughter attended a family reunion at the home of Mr. Geo. Smith of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cockely and daughter Lola were Fullerton visitors Monday evening. Mr. Brown is able to be around after a few days' sickness. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews and son and Mrs. R. Meranda were Santa Ana visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mann and Mr. B. Collins and daughter Mary were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mrs. Homer Farin of the Union lease was on the lease Saturday. Mrs. A. Robinson and son Parker Fullerton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Evans and sons. Miss Hazel Cornine of the Olinde lease spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams. CHINA'S PRESIDENT ASKS FOR SUCCESSOR WASHINGTON, June 14—President Li Yuan Hhu of China, has resigned, the state department announced this afternoon, upon official patches from representatives of the state department in China. In offering his resignation he requested the cabinet to call an election to determine his successor. Li Yuan Hung, it was stated, named the diplomatic representative he was "unable to freely perform his duties" while in Peking and therefore had left the capital. BOYS DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Billy Ward, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ward, 515 N. Los Angeles-st., died today about noon at the local sanitarium. He was takenick Monday, and brot to the Sanlarium this morning. The body is being held at the Chapel of Backs, Terry and Campbell in N. Lemon-st., where funeral arrangements are to be made. RE-LEASE SANTA ANA P. O. The present quarters of the Santa Ana postoffice has been re-leased for 9 years. C. D. Overshiner postmaster announced. 98c $1.98 $2.9 Boys! Get a New With Extra Knickers for Longer It's easy to pick out the suit you want, pleasing assortment of the Season's Popular Styles Some have belts all around, others have half belts; plain or patch pockets or pockets with flap to button. Popular Colors of the Season All-wool serges, tweeds and fancy cassimeres. Carefully tailored in the dependable J. C. Penney Co manner. $8.90 $12.50 THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION J.C.Penney Co. Incorporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORE 225 W. Center St., Anaheim Here Are the West-In-Town Views - the Our We Operate Hundreds of Stores From Coast to ing of Merchandise is on an Extremely Large S of Dollars are Expended Annually! Our Qua You Very Large Savings! Mentioned Some of the Savings You All-Wool Suits Latest Patterns Straw Hats of Merit Our Solar At Popular Straw Hats of Merit Our Solar Brand At Popular Prices Smart Styles? $1.49 High-Grade Straws! $1.98 "Blow-Off" Proof! $2.98 Nation-Wide Values! Khaki Pants for Men Good Quality at a Low Price FOR knock-about and general work-a-day wear these men's Khaki Pants prove unusually serviceable. Made of heavy weight khaki drill with well sewed seams, cuff bottoms, button-flap hip pockets and belt loops. Truly remarkable value at $2.19 The large buying power of this Nation-wide Institution was brought into play in the purchasing of these high-grade Khaki Pants for men. The saving thus effected is passed on to our customers in the splendid quality offered at this unusually low price. New "Waverly" Caps Slip one of these wash suits on the little fellow and notice how well he looks in it. Sizes 2 to 8 years. The assortment includes suits for play and dress. A pretty display of many models in handsome, youthful color combinations or plain colors. Choice Wash Suits For Every Fancy Made of such serviceable materials as Chambray, Peggy-daytona, Gingham, Jean, Poplin, Pongee, Khaki, Palmer Jr. 1.98 $2.98 New "Waverly" Caps Adjust To Any Size Get one of these "Per-Fec" Fit Caps. Tailored from the latest softings, tweeds, cassimeres and polaire cloths. $1.49 $1.98 Coat Style Work Shirts —Our Famous "Compass" Make This is one of the popular garments that has attracted thousands upon thousands of workmen to the J. C. Penney Co. Stores. It is preferred by many to the others we show because of its being a coat style. Cut from blue and grey Bluebell chambray or khaki Service Cloth. Made in full, generous length with a center pleat, interlined collar and cuffs, full, long sleeves and materials of better grade. Superior workmanship is particularly noticeable. Dollar for dollar it is believed that more work shirt worth cannot be obtained anywhere else fee 98c NY Co. Incorporated PRESENT STORES naheim THE SHOPPER'S SERVICE STORE SUPERIOR Play Suits For Wide-Awake Children Indigo blue denim or Khaki twill. Pullout. Nicely trimmed. Well made. Priced only 89c Values -the Result of Our Large Buying From Coast to Coast and Our Buyextremely Large Scale! Many Millions ually! Our Quantity Buying Assures savings You Can Eniov Here! Serviceable Wash Hats Children Like to Wear Them Just fine for Summer. RahRahs and Middies in duck. Serviceable Wash Hats Children Like to Wear Them Just fine for Summer. Rah-Rahs and Middies in duck, linen and peggy cloth—khaki, white, dark colors and combinations. All good styles. Easy to launder and keep looking new and fresh. Large assortment offers splendid choice. 39c 49c Wonderful Shirt Value Good Quality Woven Madras An opportunity to buy high grade Woven Madras Shirts at a price that means a tremendous saving to you. Well-made, full cut Woven Madras Shirts in neat and staple patterns and popular colors. Nicely finished with button on sleeve facing. Our price only $1.98 This opportunity to save in the cost of high-grade Woven Madras Shirts is extended to every man in this community. LittleFellows’Work Shoes $1.98 This opportunity to save in the cost of high-grade Woven Madras Shirts is extended to every man in this community. LittleFellows’WorkShoes Bluchers at a Low Price Brown Retan bluchers in boys' and youths' sizes. Soft tips. Half double nailed soles. 8 to 12 $2.75 12 1:2 to 2 2.98 2 1:2 to 5 1:2 3.98 Men’s Elk Outing Shoe Longer Wear for Less Money $2.49 These Shoes contain the real meat of satisfaction. They wear longer and cost less than the ordinary kind. Men's Chocolate Elk Outing Bal, Made with gusset and half double nailed soles and chrome outsole. These Shoes are favorites with a great many men on account of their extreme comfort and long wearing qualities. Our prices are lower than quality Shoes can be bought for elsewhere because we purchase thousands of pairs at a time for our 312 stores, thereby effecting a substantial saving which is reflected in our selling prices.