oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-18

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923 LANDMARK MAKES WAY FOR PROGRESS Hammer and pick, with occasional exploding dynamite, are fast fleeing away the last of the old landmarks of the Anaheim business district, the old White Lily Bakery building, which has stood at West Center and Clementine-sts, for more than 50 years, according to old timers. John Casson, who is razing the building to make way for a large new three-story structure to be used for stores and apartments, says that until the last 15 years the building was used as asaloon, and since that time as a bakery. The building was erected by a pioneer named Menzel, who has been dead many years, and if it could talk a story of material progress in which Anaheim grew from a strangling desert village of dirty streets and plank sidewalks to its present place as the metropolis of northern Orange-co. Many bystanders viewed its demolition today, perhaps here and there in old timer with the hint of a tear at the remembrance of the times gone to never return. DINE ON DUCK Mr. and Mrs. Steve Luther entertained several guests Sunday, a roast duck dinner featuring the day. Coverers were laid for Mrs. Mary Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughee, Mr. E. H. Baller and Miss Waters of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Luther and their children, Leona and Jack. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, Oct. 18. (Spl.) Mr. A T. Brown, Mr. William Schubert visited Mr. Jake Collins and Charlie William who have been in the Santa Fe hospital for some time but both are recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and daughter Shirley June, and son, Le Jaynes of Buena Park visited old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eccles of El Segundo, formerly of this lease Sunday. Purpose of Store Publicity A retail store has far greater responsibility to the public than merely assembling goods from which the public can select as its needs are manifested. The purpose of our publicity is not to alone acquaint the public with the goods and values we offer, but to chronicle the new things that are being constantly introduced by foremost designers and creators. We strive to make this Store inspiring and helpful in the community and an active participant in its affairs. WOMEN'S BEST IN LATEST SANTA FE LEASE, Oct. 18. (Spl.) Mr. A T. Brown, Mr. William Schubert visited Mr. Jake Collins and Charlie William who have been in the Santa Fe hospital for some time but both are recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schriver and daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and daughter Shirley June, and son, Le Jaynes of Buena Park visited old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eccles of El Segundo, formerly of this lease Sunday. The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge met Tuesday night having a fair attendance after a business meeting those present enjoyed light refreshments of sandwiches, pickles and coffee served by Mrs C. Williams, Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith and others after which they enjoyed music by Miss Williamina Ryan until a late hour. Out of town members present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson of Fullerton, Mr. Judge Barteil of Santa Ana, district manager, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews of Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and daughter Miss Sadie and son, Robert Jr., attended a birthday supper at Mrs. Jones' brother's, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woolsey of Placentia. Mrs. Charles Williams and sister Mrs. Carline were Anaheim shoppers Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Lyle had as her weekend guest Miss Legra Hayes of Los Angeles. Mrs James Flynn had as her guest Tuesday, Mrs Nellie Spear and daughter and Miss Marguerite Flynn who is staying with Mrs. Spear of Redondo and Mrs Howard Flynn of Anaheim. Mrs Bert Ryan spent Sunday at San Pedro with her sister, Mrs Nelson. Mrs Nelson has had as her guest her sister, Mrs Lily and son's and daughter of Oregon, Mrs Lily after spending a few weeks with relatives has returned to her home in Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunker of this lease had as their weekend guest their son, Mr. Erylin of Olive. Mr. Erylin Hunker is stopping with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs D. Fairbain and finishing his grammar school there. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Williamina Ryan and little Donald Johnson were show visitors in Anaheim Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones had as their guest Monday their son, Fred Jones of Long Beach. Mrs. Charlie Williams and Mrs. Robert Jones attended the daughter of Veterans Monday, Mr. Jones and daughter, Sadie and son, Robert adjoining Mrs. Jones in Fullerton where Mrs. Jones attended some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunker had as their guest Sunday evening, Mrs D. Fairbain and son Clyde of Olive. Women’s E In Latest The values are splendid. They are truly remarkable coats for Winter wear. A justrous Bolivia, which is so much in demand at present, in a variety of the most-wanted styles. The new side effects are featured in most of them. You will appreciate selecting from this new display. Self Manchurian Wolf or Beaverette Collared These are all full-cut garments, styled right and well tailored in every respect. They are lined with an exceptionally good quality of high lustre Venetian. Colors are black, navy, and brown. Sizes 16 to 44 $24.75 and $29.75 Two New Fall Good Looking—and Low Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones had as their guest Monday their son, Fred Jones of Long Beach. Mrs. Charlie Williams and Mrs. Robert Jones attended the daughter of Veterans Monday, Mr. Jones and daughter, Sadie and son, Robert adjoining Mrs. Jones in Fullerton where Mrs. Jones attended some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunker had as their guest Sunday evening, Mrs. D. Fairbain and son Clyde of Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan had as their guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Johnson of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wieck entertained Sunday evening, Mr. Wieck's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Stone and family of Tustin. Miss Marguerite Flynn entertained Tuesday, Mr. Everett Miller of Santa Fe Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Grimager have had as their guest for two weeks, Miss Ada Hack of Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Bradey entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Blandle Dales and family and Mrs. Dales of Long Beach. Mr. Bennett's father, Mr. Finley who has been very ill at the Bennett home is improving nicely, Mr. and Mrs. Finley have been here a month or so from Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and grandson Lee and Mrs. J. Hunker were Bren, visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yangatta entertained Friday, Mrs. Anna McCullock of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. cmfwyp hrdlu nfwyp Professor Dawkins of Fulerton was a visitor on this lease Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and family are moving to Redondo where Mrs. Chamberlain has been transferred. Mr. Bill Schryer visited on this lease Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and daughter, Shirley of Buena Park. The Olinda school children received their school pictures Monday. Mrs. Jake Collins and daughter, Agnes visited Mr. Collins Sunday. Sports skirts continue their popularity touches to distinguish their newness. All two of our newest Fall skirts. And the prisingly low, for they are really superior. On the left is a model of novelty the bias. The half inch box pleats are born with one knife pleat. In tan and brown, g taupe and henna. Sizes 26 to 32. $12.50 to $14.75 On the right is a plaid velour Skirt in the style. The wrap and bottom of the skirt are velour to match the plaid design. In tan and grey, and grey and black. Sizes 26 to 32. $7.90 Misses' Sweat For School and Sport Here are some most attractive sweaters and slipover styles. Choose yours from lowest-in-town prices! Sweater Coats In a variety of models and colors, made with shawl and sailor collars. All are belted. In cotton, wool, and worsted; low priced from: $5.50 & $6.50 Slip-Ov THE PLAIN DEALER· ANAHEIM, CALIF WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION J.C.Penney Co. 475 DEPARTMENT STOR MOVED ACROSS THE STREET, 236 W. CENTER, ANAHE You Find Here Quality and One need but consider for a moment the dreds of stores require every month to fully apis furnished with the best of quality and lowest advantage! men's Bolivia Coats In Latest Smart Styles! Charming Special Pu men's Bolivia Coats In Latest Smart Styles! Charming Special Pu Our New York buyers, ever on the alert for the best values in the market, were able to make a fortunate purchase in Silk Dresses so that we can offer them to you at this unusually low price. The colors are Navy, Black, Brown, and Cocoa in Grepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, and Satin Faced Crepe of excellent quality. The newest styles are featured—pleating side drapery, colorful embroidery, and the straight line silhouette. See these while our showing is complete. You'll be charmed with their attractiveness, and delighted with the price! A Range of S at This Low F New Fall Skirts looking—and Low Priced! New Fall Millinery Latest Styles at Lowest Prices continue their popularity, with added juish their newness. Above are sketched Fall skirts. And they're priced surthey are really superior skirts! a model of novelty plaid, pleated on inch box pleats are bordered on each side at. In tan and brown, grey and copen, and Sizes 26 to 32. $12.50 to $14.75 plaid velour Skirt in the new wrap around and bottom of the skirt are piped with plaid plaid design. In tan and brown, navy and black. Sizes 26 to 32. $7.90 We are showing some very attractive new Fall Hats at this remarkably low prices. And they are as smartly styled as others much higher price. A variety of shapes are shown—mostly small and medium, in pokes and off-theface roll brims. Velvets and felt sport hats in all colors. 1.98 Nation-Wide Values "Lady-Lyke" Corsets Our own brand; hooked and laced front; pink coutil and elastic; 4 adjustable supporters of heavy web, sizes 22-32 Plush Co Our Prices If you want a beautiful wasilk plush. The values are truly A special purchase for the to offer you these coats at the veHere are a few models whi to be found in our Store. RELIABLE QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT LOW PRICES Fancy Elastic For Garters An attractive selection of pleasing colors and patterns daintly frilled by yard pieces. Per piece 29c to 69c Good Value To Be a Fact - Not a Promise! for a moment the enormous amount of merchandise our humble month to fully appreciate that the J. C. Penney Company quality and lowest possible prices. You share fully in this arming Silk Dresses special Purchase! Low Price! Farming Silk Dresses Special Purchase! Low Price! New York buyers, alert for the best the market, were take a fortunate Silk Dresses so an offer them to is unusually low colors are Navy, Brown, Cocoa de Chine, Canton Satin Faced Crepe quality. The newre featured—pleatperry, colorful emd the straight line while our showing You'll be charmed attractiveness, and with the price! A Range of Sizes at This Low Price $19.75 Girls' Warm Winter Coats Excellent Values at Low Prices Warm, serviceable Winter Coats for girls from 2 to 16, in a variety of styles including the new side tie effects as well as the belted all-around models. Velour, Polaire cloth, Astrakhan and suede velour are the fabrics. Self, beaverette, or Coney collars. Some have fur cuffs and pockets as well. All full lined. In all the most popular colors. $4.98 to $14.75 Rush Coats for Women Our Prices Save You Money! In want a beautiful warm Coat at a real saving, see these of lustrous black The values are truly remarkable! Special purchase for the hundreds of J. C. Penney Company Stores enables us to these coats at the very lowest prices. Are a few models which will give you an idea of the splendid coat values in our Store. $19.75 to $65.00