oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-07

Start Tomorrow--Every Opportunity For You and For Us of procuring quality merchandise in the height of the season at worth while saving. for your liberal patronage and our ability and willingness to merit your continued confiCLOSE-OUTS, NO SECONDS, ALL AUTHENTICALLY SEASONABLE SSION OF OUR AP PRECIATION. The List of Apparel Values are over the List of Apparel Values are over NEW FALL COATS $48.00 and up to $95.00 Women's Autumn Apparel—to set women talking of "Falkenstein" values as they have never talked husiasm for these Anniversary Sales. together with the determination, above as Ormandale, Amnoline, Supounds, side drapes and straight lines. COAT VALUES ally Featured 3.00 and better Velvet Dresses INCLUDED Falkenstein's. ings—because of the splendid styles will, etc., etc. 's if you are searching for a dress VELVET DRESSES CLUDED Falkenstern's. ings—because of the splendid styles will, etc., etc. 's if you are searching for a dress FALL MILLINERY 95 AND $9.85 styles to suit the various needs and ave on one's Hat needs—and surely ans will let the chance slip by. Y BOXES $1.95 Vanity Boxes at special price. CREPE DE CHINE CHEMISE $3.95 JERSEY SILK VESTS $1.95 The Chemise of good weight Crepe, variously trimmed with laces—the Jersey Vests of excellent quality Silk; all sizes. JERSEY SILK PETTICOATS $5.95 Women will rejoice that such heavy Silk Petticoats are available at such a low price. All colors to select from. TEIN'S · ANAHEIM Calif. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Every Section of Store Parti or Us th while saving. continued confiEASONABLE The Anniversary Brings Wonder V Supplies for the H Sheets - Cases - Muslins 81x90 Pequot Sheets $1.59 Every woman knows the quality. At the price quoted, Early shopping will undou Sheets - Cases - Muskins 81x90 Pequot Sheets $1.59 Every woman knows the quality. At the price quoted, the entire lot, 20 dozen only, should be sold out the first day. Hope Muslin 16c 2 VALUES THAT WILL NOT BE DUPLICATED AGAIN THIS SEASON. 36 IN. BERKELEY CAMBRIC FEATURE PRICED FOR THE FIRST DAYS OTHER ANNIVERSARY VALUES IN THE DOMESTIC SECTION INCLUDE WINDSOR PLISSE CREPE 25c —In all the wanted plain colors. 36-INCH HEAVY OUTING 29c —In white and colors. 40-INCH PEQUOT TUBING 39¢ 42-INCH PEQUOT TUBING 42¢ 45-INCH PEQUOT TUBING 45¢ Large quantities of each size, but nevertheless early shopping is advisable to avoid disappointment. CRASH TOWELING 19c—29c Bleached and unbleached Crashes, in part Linen and All Linen. COMFORTER BATTS—3 LB. SIZE $1.18 Excellent quality Cotton Batts in the comforter size, specially priced. JAPANESE CREPE, YD. 29c Every wanted color in the lot—first quality Japanese Crepe. PURE IRISH LINE TERN CLOTH With but a few short w Christmas, this is an ee while from every angle y Pure Linen Table Other Grades Handsome new designs in very low prices. The wid 75 Pure Linen Tabl According to size; all of pure Linen Damask, and patterns. Napkins To Match 68x68 Pure Line A limited quantity on terms—excellent quality MERCERIZED D In the dice pattern on Damask for every day u MERCERIZED D 64 inches wide in either and gold stripe, absolute Blankets - Ann COMFORTER BATTS—3 LB. SIZE $1.18 Excellent quality Cotton Batts in the comforter size, specially priced. JAPANESE CREPE, YD. 29c Every wanted color in the lot—first quality Japanese Crepe. Bath Towels Huck Towels THOUSANDS OF THEM—SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THE ANNIVERSARY HUCK TOWELS—HALF LINEN 25c A most remarkable value! Extra heavy part linen Huck Towels; all white or colored border. DOUBLE THREAD BATH TOWELS 39c—59c Heavy in weight, absorbent Towels at way below their usual prices— 22x45 in size, at.....39c 26x50 in size, at.....59c INDIVIDUALLY BOXED TOWEL SETS $1.18 AND $1.95 3 and 4-piece sets—Towels and Wash Cloths to match, in attractive colors and designs. COMFORTERS $3.50 TO $8.50 Excellent values at each price. Some Cotton, others Wool filled. Participating Wonder Values in the Home! Huskins - Linens 42x36 Pequot Cases 36c PARIS CHOOSES LIGHT HUED FURS PARIS, Nov. 7—Light colored furs are apt to be the fashion this winter. Parisiennes are almost unanimous in their demand for furs of brighter hues, according to the heads of the largest firms of furriers. Black and white combinations make some striking models for gowns as well as coats. Madeline puts a huge white fox hem on a black velvet gown. It stretches nearly to the waistline and creates an impression of great slenderness. Another designer puts deep white fur sleeves in a black crepe gown. Ermine will be much worn, especially in the evening, and the principal fur houses are receiving large orders for cloaks, coats and stoles made in this fur and Chinese rabbit, an imitation of ermine. There is nothing lovelier than black velvet and ermine which many of the dressmakers are using for the Russian blouse skating costumes. Grunwaldt makes a handsome befounced ermine coat for evening wear and puts deep bands of white fox on a warm sealskin wrap. The baut makes an unusual wrap quitted with black. It is a short day coat, and a lovely white ermine has a great deep-draped collar. Francis puts black fox on a white velvet and a stunning white broadcloth costume has a deep collar and cuffs of black marten. Many of his day dresses are trimmed with white fur. One in black moire has been exceptionally popular with a huge ermine bow with long ends where the dress fastens over one hip. Black velvet costumes have a narrow band of white fur down the front and a bit of it on the collar and cuffs. Hats, too, have the black and white combination in fur trimmings. Would Cut French From Bills of Fare Muskins - Linens 42x36 Pequot Cases 36c shopping will undoubtedly be necessary to procure part of the 50 dozen set aside at this price. Berkeley Cambric 22c THIS SEASON. 36 INCH HOPE MUSLIN AND THE FIRST DAYS OF THE ANNIVERSARY. PURE IRISH LINEN DAMASKS, PATTERN CLOTHS AND NAPKINS but but a few short weeks before Thanksgiving and Christmas, this is an economy event extremely worth file from every angle you may judge it. Pure Linen Table Damask $1.95 Other Grades $2.45 And $2.95 and some new designs in pure Linen Damask, at very, very low prices. The width is 70 inches. 5 Pure Linen Table Cloths $7.85 And Up According to size; all of the cloths are made of heavy pure Linen Damask, and may be had in a wide range of patterns. Napkins To Match 22x22—$8.95 Doz. 68x68 Pure Linen Cloths $595 A limited quantity only—good patterns—excellent quality. MERCERIZED DAMASK—YARD 48c the dice pattern only. The most durable Cotton cloth for every day use—60 inches wide, at 48 cyd. MERCERIZED DAMASK—YARD 95c inches wide in either all white or white with blue and gold stripe, absolutely fast colors. blankets-Anniversary Priced! Would Cut French From Bills of Fare CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—The man who, in an expensive restaurant, wants pork chops, orders what the menu calls "Pleds de Cochon St. Genevieve" and gets pigs' feet, is about to be rescued. The American Caterers' assn. has before it the recommendation of Carl C. Roessler, owner of Chicago's Atlantic hotel, that French be removed from dining-room bills of fare. He is an old-time cook. Mr. Roessler's proposal was indorsed by Rep. Fred A. Britten (from Illinois), founder of the organization. "The French used on the bills of fare is nothing more than 'kitchen French' anyway," Roessler said. "A cook merely uses French phrases because, if he did not, his colleagues would belittle his culinary ability. The primary use of French phrases for dishes is to 'put on dog.'" "It is to save embarrassment for guests and waiters alike that dishes should be in plain English. A guest asks a waiter what a certain dish is. The waiter does not know. Only the chef knows, because he puts it down in kitchen French." "Why puzzle a dinner with 'oeufs a la Bechamel' for common poached eggs with white cream gravy? Who knows that polirine de poulet a la Lucullus means breast of chicken with truffle gravy? Isn't it silly to call ham and eggs puffs au jambon?" The answer is "Yes." MOFFAT TUNNEL WORK UNDER WAY DENVER, Nov. 7.—With actual work on the construction of the Moffat tunnel under way, the 50-year dream of Colorado for a bore through the granite rocks of the Rocky Mountains bids fair to become a reality within the next four years. The tunnel, six miles long, will be through the mountains at James Peak, about 50 miles west of Denver, and its completion will result in: A reduction of 173 miles in the distance between Denver and Salt Lake City. Elimination of numerous steep grades on the Denver and Salt Lake (Moffat) railroad. The opening up of a vast em- Blankets-Anniversary Priced! 66x80 Wool Finish Plaid Blankets 3.95 pair One of the greatest values the Blanket section has offered in many months. Good heavy wool finish plaid blankets in attractive colors, specially priced. ALL WOOL BLANKETS $12.85 pair GUARANTEED 100 PER CENT WOOL AND EXTRA HEAVY bore through the granite rocks of the Rocky Mountains bids fair to become a reality within the next four years. The tunnel, six miles long, will be through the mountains at James Peak, about 50 miles west of Denver, and its completion will result in: A reduction of 173 miles in the distance between Denver and Salt Lake City. Elimination of numerous steep grades on the Denver and Salt Lake (Moffat) railroad. The opening up of a vast empire on the western slope of the Colorado by furnishing this territory with an outlet for its minerals, ores and agricultural products. And it will put Denver on a trans-continental railroad route, which means, according to scores of industrial and financial leaders in this city, the attainment of the city's slogan: "500,000 population in 1930." TODAY'S BRIGHT SPOT CINCINNATI. Nov. 7.—Accused of petit larceny, Mrs. Olla Rigner, 22, of this city, told an unusual story in police court of why she stole a silk shirt from a department store. Mrs. Rigner said she was standing on a street corner when a well-dressed man stopped at her side. He seized her tightly by the right arm. "Go in that store and steal me a 15 1/2 size silk shirt," Mrs. Rigner said the man told her. "If you don't something terrible is going to happen to you." "I was so frightened I walked into the store and picked up the first shirt I saw," she told Judge Woeste. "Before I could get outside the detectives arrested me. I never saw the man before." The judge continued her trial and allowed her freedom on bond. SOME DIFFERENCE The Kansas paragrapher who complains about a country that will pay $100,000 for a third baseman and only 80c for a bushel of corn, seems to forget how many bushels of corn it takes to make a good third baseman.—Edwardsville Intelligencer. Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring