oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-24

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ENTERTAIN CLUB The entertainment Tuesday at the weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis Club in the Elks' Clubhouse was given by four High School girls, led by Gretchen Holland. The girls, who were introduced by Miss Holland, gave a delightful program of musical selections, including the singing of Cadman's "At Dawning" by Miss Constance Williams, accompanied by Miss Harriet Austin, a violin solo, Dvorak's ever popular "Humoresque" and a funny recitation, "Aunt Dooleful's Visit to a Sick Room", by Miss Holland. Miss Holland also played piano selections. Three Boy Scouts who sold tickets for their show at the Fairyland, Oct. 29, sold as many tickets minus two to Kiwanians as Rotarians and Lions combined, they said. C. C. Smith urged the club to help make the school bond election Saturday a success. The hours in which the polls will be open are from eight a.m. to eight p.m. at the Intermediate school. The club voted to enter a float in the Armistice Day parade at Orange. The scene at Appomatox in the Civil War will be represented. V. M. Tressler of La Habra spoke in behalf of "On to Fresno" or the State convention. A Governor will be elected and the 1924 convention city, which it is hoped will be a Southern California City, chosen. A caravan from here will go, or pok-sibly a special car. For RESULTS use The Plain Dealer. LUMBERMEN WILL CONVENE AT FRISCO Among those who will attend the California Retail Lumbermen's Convention at San Francisco, Oct. 26 and 27, will be Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Gibbs of the Gibbs Lumber Co. The convention which convenes at the Palace hotel Friday at 10 a.m., will be attended by lumbermen from all over the state. The general subjects for discussion are "Advertising," "Home Financing," "City Planning," "Delivery Costs," "West Coast Woods," "Plan Service." The outstanding speakers are Dr. Carl Aronoviel of the state university on the subject, "The Place of the Home in City Planning." Harry J. Colman of Wolf and Co., Chicago, on "Coast Accounting," B. A. Edwards of the Northern California Building Loan association, on "Home Financing." Mrs. Adeline M. Conner, the poetess of the Sacramento Lumber Co., will speak on "A Mere Matter of Words." At the annual banquet Friday evening, Dr. Joseph A. Stevenson, former pastor of Santa Ana Presbyterian church, now located at San Jose, will speak on, "Service and Co-operation." The business sessions are planned so that those in attendance may take in the U.S.C.-Stanford football game at Palo Alto, and also the big concatenation of the order of Hoo-Hoo at the S. F. Commercial club Saturday evening. A theater party for visiting lumbermen has been arranged by San Francisco ladies. DESTRUCTIVE BREAK NEW YORK, OCT. three persons are than a score injured structure of property the gale raging be Florida, the com came today that out the Atlantic st More than two fallen in the area reau expected the today. The gale, the wo started in the sou moved along the center was at Vir morning. The British ste ish was reported crew of 80 off the water. Another Britified, was reported Fire Island. Other smaller s may have been lost SEEK HUSBAND SHOOTING SAN FRANCISCO lice today sought who, they claim through the head-prised him and a Salada Beach. According to Garres, suspicious attention to another ed a taxicab and husband's car all Salada Beach last panion. According to the lice, her husband climbed on his car to remons The Final Three Day The Final Three Days of Silks ---it ends Saturday! This sale of sales is nearing its glorious climax. After Saturday real genuine values in fine merchandise will not be offered at such momentous prices as these. Far-sighted women will buy now for dresses and things to be made even a little later—for such moneying opportunities are but soldered. If you haven't at this sale by all means come our host of silks of every gorgeous display. And Rem just three days more. Plain and Satin Canton Crepe $2.89 FOR DRESSES, BLOUSES, LININGS AND ANY NUMBER OF OTHER USES, EXTRA GOOD QUALITY, SOFT AND DRAPABLE. A GENEROUS ARRAY OF COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. PLAIN CANTON AND SATIN BACK CANTON, 40 INS. WIDE. SPECIALLY PRICED AT $2.89 A YARD. Silk and Wool Canton Crepe $2.39 THE HIGHEST ART OF THE DEHAS BEEN CALLED FORTH CREATION OF THESE SILK AND CANTON CREPES. THESE ARE TIFUL FABRICS, IDEALLY SUIT EXPRESSING SOFT GRACEFUL INCHES WIDE. A LEADING NUAL SALE VALUE AT $2.39 Silk Messaline, $1.39 yard THESE MESSALINES COME IN A GENEROUS CHOICE OF THE MOST WANTED NEW DRESSES CAN BE MADE FROM THIS SPLENDID BUT INEXPENSIVE MATERIAL. THE VERY LOWEST COST. 36 INCHES WIDE, EXTRA SPECIAL AT $1.39 Regular $6.00 STAMPED Silk Messaline, $1.39 yard THESE MESSALINES COME IN A GENEROUS CHOICE OF THE MOST WANTED NEW DRESSES CAN BE MADE FROM THIS SPLENDID BUT INEXPENSIVE MATERIAL. THE VERY LOWEST COST. 36 INCHES WIDE, EXTRA SPECIAL AT $1.29. Regular $6.00 Corsets $4.85 BonTon CORSETS A group of $6.00 corsets in the Gossard and Bon Ton lines has been reduced to $4.85 each for the balance of the week. Practically any style of figure can be fitted. The Bon Ton models are featured by the famous O. I. C. Clasp, the non-pinching comfortable clasp. Take your choice from this attractive assortment at $3.95. STAMPED Royal FINISH ONE OF THESE MORE SPREADS YOURSELF. AN ELEGANT UNBLEACHED MUSLIN SPREAD. READY FOR YOUR NEED. FEW CLEVER TOUCHES TO PATTERNS IN BOW KNOT DRAWN BASKET. FOUR DESIGNS IN A WILL SURELY PLEASE YOU. Embroider for Finishing to 45 Skeins, FLOSS TO DO THE EMBROIDER SKEINS IN ALL THE NECESSARY A BEAUTIFUL SPREAD. ENOUGH FOR A GENEROUS SPREAD AT $1.25 THE SPECIAL FRINGE FOR THE EMPLOYEE WHO DESIRE IT. FALKENSTEIN'S DESTRUCTIVE GALE BREAKS DROUTH NEW YORK, Oct. 24. — While three persons are dead and more than a score injured, with great destruction of property, as a result of the gale raging between Maine and Florida, the comforting assurance came today that the drought throut the Atlantic states is broken. More than two inches of rain has fallen in the area. The weather bureau expected the rain to continue today. The gale, the worst of the season, started in the south Atlantic and moved along the coast. The storm center was at Virginia Capes this morning. The British steamer West Moorish was reported sinking with her crew of 80 off the Delaware-breakwater. Another British boat, unidentified, was reported in distress off Fire Island. Other smaller ships suffered and may have been lost. SEEK HUSBAND FOR SHOOTING OF WIFE SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24. — Police today sought Eugene Garres who, they claim, shot his wife through the head after she had surprised him and another woman at Salada Beach. According to the police, Mrs. Garres, suspicious of her husband's attention to another woman, secured a taxicab and after trailing her husband's car all day found him at Salada Beach last night with a companion. According to the story she told police, her husband shot her when she climbed on the running board of his car to remonstrate with him. PROTEST GRAVEL PIT IN FULLERTON A petition signed by 61 residents in the vicinity of S. Yale avenue was presented Fullerton trustees last night protesting against the establishment of a sand and gravel yard in that vicinity by the county. The trustees instructed the city clerk to communicate with supervisors, fell them of the protest and also of the trouble the city had with the L. A. Paving Co., plant just off East Commonwealth avenue. Lloyd A. Hulbert was granted permission to establish a filling station at S. Spadra road and Truslow avenue. H. G. Upham of Orange, chairman of the Armistice day program to be given at that city, asked donation of the Fullerton band for the parade, and also invited the city trustees to take part in the parade in a decorated automobile. Both requests were favorably passed upon. Mr. Upham said that the parade has been assured of 80 floats depicting the history of the United States from the landing of the Norsemen to the present day. This is to be Section 2. Section 1 of the parade is to consist, among others, of the national guard, the G. A. R.; and other military units. The assessment roll for the lighting district on Jacaranda place and Brookdale avenue was approved. A motion was passed authorizing the clerk to offer bonds for the new city hall and fire hall for sale, and fixing the date for the opening of the bids for Nov. 6. The architect's contract for his services in the erection of a new Three Days of the Sale XS NEW SILKS for such money-savunities are but seldom off you haven't attended by all means come. View of silks of every kind in display. And Remember, days more. Silk and Wool Anton Crepe $2.39 BEST ART OF THE DESIGNER CALLED FORTH IN THE OF THESE SILK AND WOOL REPES. THESE ARE BEAURICS, IDEALLY SUITED TO SOFT GRACEFUL LINES. 40 DEE. A LEADING SEMI-ANVALUE AT $2.39 A YARD. 39 yard THE MOST WANTED SHADES. BUT INEXPENSIVE MATERIAL A SPECIAL AT $1.29 A YARD. AMPED BED SPREADS Overcoat We Could Talk A “STY Ov but ten minutes in our character of our stock ideas in our models print. You must see Now is th Y The selections are no buyers we offer wonc 39 yard THE MOST WANTED SHADES. OUT INEXPENSIVE MATERIAL. A SPECIAL AT $1.29 A YARD. AMPED BED SPREADS Royal Society Goods $1.95 ONE OF THESE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF YOURSELF. AN EXCELLENT QUALITY LEACHED MUSLIN SPREAD IS ALL STAMP-DY FOR YOUR NEEDLE. NEEDING BUT A REVERE TOUCHES TO COMPLETE. TWO SIZES IN BOW KNOT DESIGN AND TWO IN FOUR DESIGNS IN ALL. A CHOICE THAT PRELY PLEASE YOU. Embroidery Floss Finishing the Above 45 Skeins, $1.25 TO DO THE EMBROIDERING WITH. 45 SIZES IN ALL THE NECESSARY COLORS TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL SPREAD. "THIS ROPE FLOSS, I FOR A GENEROUS EMBROIDERING OF SPREAD AT $1.25 THE PACKAGE. FRINGE FOR THE EDGE OF THE SPREAD WHO DESIRE IT. EIN'S - Anaheim California Now is the Y The selections are no buyers we offer wonde Other STYLE WE HAVE RECENTLY AND WINTER SUITS DENTS, AND ALL POLLISH THE QUALITY IS SUPP THEMSELVES. $25 - "Bra Many dif WITHOUT SHIRTS IN BINATIONS LARGE ASSELL ROY JACKET PRICES. The S. PLACENTIA GUSHER FLOWS 5000 BBLS. The loss from the fire in the Unip Oil Co.'s Morse No. 4 well in the Richfield field will amount to $25,000, a company official declared today. This is to machinery and equipment only. It is impossible to estimate the loss in oil and gas consumed. The same man said, however, that production had been estimated at times at as high as 5000 barrels, compared with the 3000 barrels first announced. The oil is 25.5 gravity, and there is only .4 of one per cent of foreign matter. The well now has been capped and sanded up and will be cleaned out and put on production at once. The fire started at 3:30 a.m. yesterday and was out at 1:00 p.m. The derrick was completely destroyed. No one was hurt. Mrs. Lottie Morse owns the land, which is in the heart of the field. For best results try Plain Dealer Want-ad. WEATHER CHANGES CAUSE SICKNESS Extreme changes of weather during Fall cause many colds and coughs. For quick relief from throat, chest and bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and group use Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no oplates—ingredients printed on the wrapper. Largest selling cough medicine in the world. "Foley's Honey and Tar is the most pleasant and efficient remedy for coughs and colds that I ever saw." writes Wm. Jones, El Dara, Illinois. On sale at Heying's Pharmacy. THE S.Q.R. STORE Overcoat Days are Here! We Could Talk All Day Long About Our New Selections of "STYLEPLUS" Overcoats At ten minutes in our Men's Dept. will tell you more about the character of our stocks than a page of particulars. There are new ideas in our models and materials which we can't get across in int. You must see 'em to GET 'em. Now is the Time to Purchase Your Overcoat The selections are now at their best, and as an incentive to early buyers we offer wonderful groups at— $30 - $35 Other Brands At $16.50 and $23.50 Now is the Time to Purchase Your Overcoat The selections are now at their best, and as an incentive to early buyers we offer wonderful groups at— $30 - $35 Other Brands At $16.50 and $23.50 STYLEPLUS SUITS WE HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED THE MOST PLEASING ARRAY OF FALL AND WINTER SUITS THAT WILL APPEAL TO PROFESSIONAL MEN, STUDENTS, AND ALL FOLLOWERS OF CORRECTNESS IN CLOTHING APPAREL. THE QUALITY IS SUPERB AND THE FOLLOWING PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. $25 - $30 - $35 - $40 Complete Assortment of "Bradley" Sweaters FOR MEN AND BOYS Many different styles and colors to choose from— For Men $3.45 to $10.00 For Boys $3.00 to $6.50 New Wool Shirts WITHOUT QUESTION THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION OF WOOL SHIRTS IN THE CITY, INCLUDING VELVET, WOOL AND VELVET COMBINATIONS; COMPLETE COLOR RANGE. Prices $1.95 to $8.50 Men's Leather Coats LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MOLESKIN COATS (SHEEP LINED), CORDUROY JACKETS, DUCK JACKETS, LEATHER COATS, ETC., LOWEST PRICES. The S.Q.R. Store Anaheim Calif.