oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-07

BELGIANS LIMIT LIMITED DRY LAWS LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.—Altho there is prohibition in Belgium, it is prohibition of a lesser order; men still sit in cafes and restaurants conversing over long-stemmed Rhine wine glasses or steins of beer, and still they are sad. Sad because they have not gin and cognac and other strong drinks, and particularly because they have not liberty. Such is the word brought here by Leon Wielemans-Cuoppens proprietor of a Brussels hotel, brewer and capitalist, who is now in Los Angeles. In Belgium, Wielemans-Cuoppens says, prohibition took effect two years ago in a form that allows wines and beer, but which excludes whiskies, brandies and other drinks of the strong variety from the cafes, but which permitted their purchase, two quarts at a time, for use in the purchaser's home. This form of prohibition does not satisfy Belgium, Wielemans-Cuoppens said. "It is not so much the desire for the stronger drinks as the craving for liberty," he said. The Belgian brewer was emphatic. Though he smiled, he raised both arms in appeal. "Is not liberty the greatest of all things?" he asked. "My countrymen are not at all satisfied with our prohibition, for they desire liberty." Wielemans-Cuoppens admitted there was much drunkenness in Belgium, but parried questions on this point with a query. "And is there not a great deal of intoxication in America?" Recording no answer, he said: "I think there is just as much." LA HABRA LA HABRA, Feb. 7.—(Spl.)—The wedding of Miss Margarette Swain of San Bernardino and Harold Upton of La Habra came as a surprise to their many friends. They were united in marriage in San Bernardino Friday evening. They will be at home to their many friends in La Habra on First and California street until they can secure possession of their home on Mountain View avenue. Mrs. Upton is well known in La Habra, having resided here a number of years ago. Mr. Upton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Upton on Mountain View avenue, who have been residents of La Habra for a number of years. Mr. Upton is employed at the P. E. Depot in Brea. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gregary of Fresno were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Heubest Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud entertained the Whist Club at their beautiful Ranch home on Fullerton road Saturday evening. Six tables were played, and the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Whittier, Dr. and Mrs. Hallock substituted for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hole who were absent on the account of Mrs. Hole's illness, Miss Olive Magan who played for Mrs. Luther Lindauer, Luther Lindauer, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Leuhm and Mrs. M. F. Davis were also guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milligan and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goodell. Honors of games went to Miss Hagan and Mrs. Charles Milligan and to V. M. Tresslar and E. L. Leuhm. After the playing a two course supper was served by the hostess by her two daughters Mellil and Mrs. Leuhm. After a social hour was Miss Catherine Leuhm given dance. The Dorcas society of the plebe Baptist church held its business meeting at the chapel day. Paying of bills was eded and they also planned the janitor for the church will also have charge of the given by the business man for their wives. The medal closed with a social hour. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Folk family returned Wednesday Redondo Beach where she a few days at the home and Mrs. A. J. Chamberbane and Mrs. Chambers are residents of La Habra. Mrs. J. A. Edwards from the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Whittier Monday. Arthur Bristow who said dislocated knee cap a months ago, was very mproved until Saturday while he was in Fullerton foot slipped off the curb his knee. He is now combed. Mr. and Mrs. W. P.'ternated at dinner Sunday guests included Mr. and M.Wyatt of Pasadena, and W.Pleerson of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. E.Newson panied by Mrs.Emma motored to Riverside where they enjoyed a turner at the home of Mr.Totton.Mrs.Totton is the ter of Mrs.Surany. Funeral services were held the undertaking parlor Monday for the infant of Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Edwards South Hiatt street who away at the Murphy & Hospital in Whittier Satu Western Giant Cords No matter what make of car you drive, "Western Giant" Cords will give satisfactory service to both the heavy and lighter weight cars alike. One of the many features of "Western Giant" Cords is the high flat tread with its sharp edges, and the row of deep suction cups giving sure non-skid design. SIZE WESTERN GIANT Extra Heavy 15,000 Mile Guarantee 30x3½ $12.65 32x3½ 15.80 31x4 18.85 32x4 20.65 33x4 21.30 34x4 21.90 32x4½ 26.55 34x4½ 28.15 35x4½ 29.20 35x5 34.30 (Ask for Prices on Other Sizes) WESTERN STANDARD (10,900-Mile Guarantee) 30x3½ $10.75 Wear Well Cords —All That the Name Implies A standard weight—standard quality—standard oversize economical tire, fully guaranteed. Size Price 30x3 Cl. Regular Size $8.55 30x3½ Cl. Regular Size 8.80 30x3½ Cl. Oversize 9.90 30x3½ S. S. Regular Size 10.30 31x4 S. S. Oversize 15.55 32x4 S. S. Oversize 15.90 Notice this the next time you walk into a "Western Auto" store—the salesman greets you with a "Can I be of service?" smile. He understands your needs and caters to them. Your purchase is wrapped and returned to you in a "jiffy." There is no unnecessary delay—no confusion. You leave our store with the knowledge that the merchandise is guaranteed; that the prices are pleasingly low; that your business is appreciated. Because of these facts, thousands of motorists look upon the "Western Auto" as their Auto Supply Headquarters. McKay's U.S. Tire Chains The careful motorist surely cannot afford to drive in rainy weather, unless his car is properly equipped with dependable tire chains. Priced, per pair, $3.95 to $10.60, according to size. Also a complete line of Cross Chains and Repair Links. Have You a Jack? We have several styles of Jacks from which you can choose, ranging $1.10 to $4.75 Nifty Wind Wings $8.00 Per Pair Wear Well Cords —All That the Name Implies A standard weight—standard quality—standard oversize economical tire, fully guaranteed. Size Price 30x3 Cl. Regular Size $8.55 30x3½ Cl. Regular Size 8.80 30x3½ Cl. Oversize 9.90 30x3½ S. S. Regular Size 10.30 31x4 S. S. Oversize 15.55 32x4 S. S. Oversize 15.90 33x4 S. S. Oversize 16.85 34x4 S. S. Oversize 17.60 32x4½ S. S. Oversize 20.40 33x4½ S. S. Oversize 21.20 34x4½ S. S. Oversize 21.85 33x5 S. S. Oversize 25.70 35x5 S. S. Oversize 26.50 Tonneau Windshield Full protection from the wind to the folks who occupy the rear seat of your car—one can be installed in just a few minutes. The price for one of double-strength glass with baked japaned frame is only $18.75 Others at $22.50 and $35.00. Have You a Jack? We have several styles of Jacks from which you can choose, ranging in price from $1.10 to $4.75 Nifty Wind Wings $8.00 Per Pair They enhance the beauty of your car—and make it more comfortable, too! The heavy glass is beveled and the brackets heavily nickeled. Our low price is made possible only by our tremendous buying power—$8.00. Utility Wings—heavy plate glass—$11.50. Every Angle Wings—double jointed brackets—make these adjustable to any position inside or outside, $14.75. Top Recovering Outfit Consists of an extra heavy black rubber cloth roof, all stitched, ready to slip over old frame. Ford Touring Outfit $6.95 and $7.65 According to model De Luxe Top Recovers of long grain finish material for Dodge, Maxwell. Ford and Chevyrolet $12.50 to $15.25 According to car 90 Stores in the West Western Auto Supply Co. 133 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Cal. was served by the hostess assisted by her two daughters Mrs. Goodell and Mrs. Leuhm. After supper a social hour was enjoyed. Miss Catherine Leuhm gave a too dance. The Dorcas society of the Temple Baptist church held their business meeting at the church Friday. Paying of bills was discussed and they also planned to hire the janitor for the church. They will also have charge of the dinner given by the business men's club for their wives. The meeting was closed with a social hour. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Folkner and family returned Wednesday from Elodondo Bench where they spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Chambers are former residents of La Habra. Mrs. J. A. Edwards returned from the Murphy Memorial hospital in Whittier Monday. Arthur Bristow who suffered a dislocated knee cap a number of months ago, was much improved until Saturday evening. While he was in Fullerton his foot slipped off the curb hurting his knee. He is now confined to bed. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills entertained at dinner Sunday, their guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wyatt of Pasadena, and Mrs. L. V. Prison of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. E. Newson accompanied by Mrs. Emma Sweany notored by Riverside Sunday, where they enjoyed a turkey dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lotton. Mrs. Lotton is the daughter of Mrs. Sweany. Funeral services were held from the undertaking parlor in Whittier Monday for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Edwards of South Hiatt street who passed away at the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Whittier Saturday. CHOOSE CAMPS FOR ANNUAL MEETS SACRAMENTO, Feb. 7—Adjutant General R. E. Mittlestraedt announces the camps selected for the annual encampments of the California National Guard this year as follows: Encampment of 250th Coast Artillery will be held at Fort McCarthur, San Diego, July 5-19. Encampment of Field Artillery at Camp Lewis, Wash., June 14-28. Encampment of 159th and 160th Infantry and 40th Signal Corps and 143rd ambulance division, Del Monte, Aug. 2-16. TAGGART AUTO SALES Frank P. Taggart, Chevrolet agency at Fullerton and Anaheim, today announced ten sales this week, as follows: A. E. Carney, Fullerton, Coupe; W. J. Gerry, Fullerton, touring car; E. R. Redfern, La Habra, coupe; W.F.Mallo, Anaheim, touring car; G.A Young, Fullerton, sedan; Edward C.Fisher, Orange, sedan; D.H.Snow, Fullerton, touring; G.C.Robinson, touring; George S.Barsumian, Fullerton, touring, and W.S.Cooper, Fullerton, sedan. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Chambers and family motored to Belvedere gardens Sunday where they spent the day visiting friends. Dinner guests at the J.A. Stamps home on South Hiatt-st Monday, included Mr. and Mrs.H.S.Ritch and son, O.C.of Montebello and Mrs.Francis Walker of South College-ave. Born to Mr. and Mrs.John Powers a boy who made his appearance Thursday. WILLARD RADIO CONCERT THURS. WTAM the broadcasting station of the Willard Storage Battery Co., Cleveland, O., is planning a special three o'clock in the morning program for listeners-in-west of the Mississippi particularly those in the Pacific Coast states. This program will be put on the air beginning at 3 a.m.eastern time, Saturday,Feb.9. This hours was decided upon because at that time there will be little or no interference from far westerr stations. By consulting, a comparative chart it will be seen that the concert will come in at midnight Pacific Time. Radio fans on the west coast should have no trouble in hearing WTAM as the station has been heard clearly in the Hawaiian Islands. Broadcasting on storage battery power alone as WTAM does, there is a clearness to the signals when received at long distances that marks it as distinctly different from stations using other kinds of power. Far western stations regularly in the east they are distinct although Interference set up by stations for nearly broadcasting is ever by eastern time, at whichthern stations are going. Officials at WTAM turn about would be the concert was arranged there would be no boat either east or west.T Storage Battery Co.those that hear this concert to report back on received. WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION 236 W.CENTER ST. GET A CALL WITH OUR MERCHANTS Come in and examine the merchandise any where you will! When you get out Always Ready to Serve You Auto Robes Why not a pure wool auto robe? Warmth and comfort on the coldest day! One should be part of the equipment on every car—we have several patterns, from which you can choose—the prices range from. $6.65 to $19.75 TIRE Sundries A little care and attention to the minor tire repairs will save you many dollars each month. Reliners Blowout Patches Tire Boots Elastic Rubber Patches Shure-Hold Fabric Patch Vulcanizing Outfits Tire Cut Filler Genuine Schrader Tire Guage Blowout Patches Tire Boots Elastic Rubber Patches Shure-Hold Fabric Patch Vulcanizing Outfits Tire Cut Filler Genuine Schrader Tire Guage Tire Paint Rim Paint Tire Tape Tire Pumps Patching Cement Valve Caps and Washers Schrader Valve Insides Pump Hose Hose Clamps Pump Connections Rim Tools Tire Covers "Penney Junior" Suit Give Double Service to Boys Made of good, serviceable rics—all wool cassimeres tweeds in all the popular c and patterns for this season. Two pairs of knickers each suit. Knickers strongl inforced, with double seat knee; double stitching. Tr belt with buckle. The utm quality. All smart styles. A n model is pictured. Reman able suits at only $12.50 Others $5.90 to $1 NON-FILETING RULE BRINGS P. O. STRIKE VIENNA, Feb. 7.—A strike of postal and telegraph workers throut Austria is threatened because of a government inquiry concerning the reduction in the number of officials which requires the heads of departments to ascertain whether the officials under him "are inclined to flipt with members of the opposite sex." other kinde of power. Far western stations are heard regularly in the east. Usually they are distinct although faint. Interference set up by eastern stations does not block the western stations for nearly all eastern broadcasting is over by midnight. Eastern time, at which time western stations are going strong. Officials at WTAM thought turn about would be fair play, so the concert was arranged when there would be no broadcasting either east or west. The Willard Storage Battery Co. encouraged those that hear this special concert to report back on how it was received. CALIF. HOTEL FULLERTON J. J. Wilson, Oakland; At Thoner, P. Burkle, E. Morrison, Donald W. Meyar, W. P. Cassidy, D. K. Rowe, Los Angeles; Jack Harper and C. P. Harper, Kansas City, Mo. A hick town is a place where the neighbors wonder if it will be a boy or a girl. RECORD SMASHING RIVETER VERY LATE BELFAST, Feb. 7.—John a shipyard rivetor who someday by a wonderful feat durance broke the world's record, lies as helpless as in hospital in this city from exertion. In an effort to save his life fellow-workers have given blood which surgeons transcribed. REMEMBER JIM MY SOULES if I don't please you you don't pay—No Fooling Watch for Grand Opening Announcement Tomorrow Evening A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION Penney Co. Incorporated 475 DEPARTMENT STORES ANAHEIM, CALIF. NOT ACQUINTED With Our Values! Examine the merchandise! Compare the quality and our EVERY-DAY Low Prices ACQUAINTED With Our Values! examine the merchandise! Compare the quality and our EVERY-DAY Low Prices! When you get acquainted with Our Values and Service you will come to realize that will accrue to you thru our large volume buying for our hundreds of busy Model With the Semi-Fitted Back--- emely Stylish and in Great Demand--- All Wool SUITS for Young Men $24.75 Cassimeres and unfinished wool steds in fashionable colors and patterns. Do You Prefer Fairness Always? We prefer to treat our customers with the same absolute fairness every day in the year. We prefer to fix a price so as to give a reasonable profit on the original cost for every article and then continue that one price until the goods are sold. We prefer to feel that in doing this we are entitled to the confidence of the public. You prefer us to do this! Youths' Suits New Blue Serge Get one of these ever-popular blue serge suits. Notice all the young fellows wearing them. Our Smart Models are single and double breasted, with sport style backs, regular pockets with flaps, or patch pockets. We'd like to show them to you. Dependable tailoring as in all J. C. Penney Smart Models are single and double breasted, with sport style backs, regular pockets with flaps, or patch pockets. We'd like to show them to you. Dependable tailoring as in all J. C. Penney Co. clothing make these suits all the more desirable. $19.75 Junior" Suits Service to Boys made of good, serviceable faball wool cassimeres and ids in all the popular colors patterns for this season. Two pairs of knickers with suit. Knickers strongly receded, with double seat and double stitching. Trouser with buckle. The utmost in style. All smart styles. A new model is pictured. Remarke suits at only $12.50 Others $5.90 to $11.90 Our New Spring Displays of Men's Suits Are Ready! There is a price to fit every wish, beginning at $19.75 Hard - finished and unfinished worsteds in neat patterns, embracing tans, blues, etc. Three-button, single breasted conservative suits with back slightly fitted, notch collar and plain pockets with flaps.