oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-19

ORE Announces The ERSARY SALE offerings listed in this advertisement—for every item carries a message of great imp Dollars Worth of New Fresh, Up-to-thely Priced FREE SO to the first 1,000 cust Come early to avoid d Anniversary Sale 81x90 Pequot Sheets $1.67 Every woman knows the quality; 12 dozonly to be sold at this price. (Limit 2 to a customer.) WHITE DIMITY WERE $2.50 TO In new desirable st quality; popular fo $1.95 Choice Bunga 81x90 Pequot Sheets $1.67 Every woman knows the quality; 12 dozonly to be sold at this price. (Limit 2 to a customer.) 54-In. INDIAN HEAD Soft finish Anniversary Special 47c Choice Bunga $2.9 The kind that make easier. Checks, plapatterns are inclu BLACK SATEEN 36-In. A' popular fabric; Extra Special, yard 27c 45-in. DRESS LINEN In attractive Spring shades, as Nile, Rose, Lavender, Pink and Tan, yard 87c 36-In. PATINE ilk Printed, yd. $1.67 $4.50 Corticelli Satin Canton Crepe $3.95 40-IN. In full line of colors. Don't fail to see this nationally advertised silk. $1.95 Krepe-deLean Silk A new weave; all wanted shades $1.27 Table Damask Dress up the table with quality Table Cloth. (65 and 70-in.) 87c 54-In. Table Padding Quilted, good grade, an exceptional offer. $1.47 Check Canton Cree In black, white and navy $1.47 40-In. PEBBLETT Exceptionally good silk; in grey, tan and henna Anniversary Special Children's Socks —Roll top socks, fancy colors, perfect goods of 35c kind 40-In. All Silk Charmeuse In black, navy, taupe, Loganberry and coral Specially Priced 87c $1.47 $1.47 40-In. PEBBLETT exceptionally good ing silk; in grey, tan and henna. $2.75 Anniversary Special Children's Socks —Roll top socks, fancy colors, perfect goods of 35c kind, 4 Pr. $1.00 40-In. All Silk Charmeuse In black, navy, taupe, Loganberry and coral Specially Priced $1.77 Infa Extrao n's comfort nally adfor only 36 MEN'S White Dress Shirts Dependable "Sunset" Brand that will give satisfactory wear $1.17 35c MEN'S LISLE HOSE Very good quality; sizes 9½ to 11½; in black, brown, navy, and grey. 25c Women's SILK HOSE Full fashioned silk; newest shades— Anniversary Special $1.17 4 Dozen Men's Silk & Fibre Shirts endan' and "Lion" brand; 00 and $6.00 value. $3.85 5 DOZEN BOYS' CAPS Latest Style and material— Special— $1.45 5 DOZEN MEN'S CAPS New Spring models; Anniveresary Feature, at— $1.95 Matting— 14 SU Annive Q.R. Store CALIFORNIA es Their ALE essa ge of great importance. Up-to-the-minute Merchandise FREE SOUVENIRS 1000 customers, a valuable gift. to avoid disappointment. WHITE DIMITY BLOUSES WERE $2.50 TO $2.95 In new desirable styles; excellent quality; popular for Spring wear. $1.95 Choice Bungalow Aprons The Select of Established Modes Presented in Our New Collection of WHITE DIMITY BLOUSES WERE $2.50 TO $2.95 In new desirable styles; excellent quality; popular for Spring wear. $1.95 Choice Bungalow Aprons $2.95 The kind that make household duties easier. Checks, plaids and all desired patterns are included in this selling. Girl's Gingham Frocks Cute little dresses of or-gandie trim, etc.; sizes 2 to 16 years. $1.17 e-dek wanted neck Canton Crepe In black, white and navy $1.47 Infants' Rubber Pants Extraordinary Special The Select of Established Modes Presented in Our New Collection of Spring Dresses Dresses that are examples of the best artistry in low-price dress making. They breathe a style distinctiveness that outshines the ordinary to such an extent as to leave little room for comparison in any particular. They fairly radiate personality; complete color range. $16.50 Women's Fancy Silk Hosiery In lace, stripe and clock effects. Black, white and brown. $1.47 Infants' Rubber Pants Extraordinary Special 25c Women's Fancy Silk Hosiery In lace, stripe and clock effects. Black, white and brown. $2.65 Women's SILK HOSE All fashioned silk; new shades—Anniversary Special $1.17 Men's Fancy Weave DRESS SHIRTS From well known manufacturer; Anniversary Special—$1.75 CORSELETTE For women and misses; special—67c APS Anniver5 Matting—Cases with straps 14 SUIT CASES Anniversary Feature $1.47 7 DOZEN MEN'S TIES Anniversary Special 67c "LA CAMILE CORSETS Front lace, value to $4.17 Back lace, value to $3.17 re ORNIA 33 PAIR MEN'S OXFORDS Special purchase, Brown Calf Oxford;s; $6.50 Value for $5.00 AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA A. J. Stephens, J. A. Ellis, L. A. Bastien, R. A. Warren, L. Malick, J. C. Gilbert, Harry Schwartz, J. C. Jewett, W. J. Shoumaker, K. F. McDonald, and W. R. Maeder, Los Angeles; Ethel Ritzman, Pasadena; S. Chin, Pomona; J. Statner, San Diego; Jessie H. Puruis, and Mrs. A. L. Puruis, Edmonton, Canada; W. E. Rolpe, Hong Kong, China; and N. Daggett and Wm. Korms, Brawley. S. S. COUNCIL CLOSES YEAR WITH PARTY THE final meeting of the year for the Sunday school council of Calvary Baptist church, held at the H. H.-Knox home, was devoted to a social time although a short business meeting was held. The company wended their way to the Knox home, carrying my terious packages and pails, which later formed a sumptuous pot luck dinner, served at 6:30. Including the children 30 persons partook of the repast, which was concluded with apple pie a la mode. Guessing games, magic games and all sorts of jollification filled one of the very most pleasant times the council has passed. Mebmers present were the Mesers and Mesdames M. F. Simens, W. L. Lundquist, J. L. Swarthout, W. E. Bartlett, J. P. Jenkins, R. J. Grange, M. H. Mayberry, H. H. Knox: the Mesdames H. T. Alsip, R. J. Ohland, Won Abplanalp, H. J. Wilson; the Misses Vesta Wawe, Lucie Abplanalp, Elizabeth Bartlett, and Merlin Swartout. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, March 19. (Spl)—Roy McCormack and Miss Gertrude Lyle of Los Angeles spent Sunday with Miss Lyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle, of this lease. Mr. and Mrs. McQuire had as "KIDDIES" WHILE AWAY HOURS AT RIMPAU HOME MRS. A. L. GOWDY reached her "sixteenth" birthday Monday, but the party was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Rimpau, and 16 "little" friends of the honoree had an afternoon of childish pleasures. The guests came beribboned and bearded and behaired, all of them having rolled their own, and the way those "children" romped around the lawn during the time photographs were taken denoted supreme happiness and childish abandon. Music too, pleased the hearts of the happy "little ones" and many games occupied their attention, keeping them out of mischief until refreshment time. Of course much pleasure was derived from admiring and discussing each other's clothes and ribbons, as little girls always do. A beautiful birthday cake bore 16 candles, in keeping with the seasonable St. Patrick's colors which adorned the rooms in every nook and corner. A two-course luncheon included generous slices of the pretty cake and other sweets to please the palates. Shamrocks were presented as souvenirs. In "grownup" life the guests were the Mesders A. L. Gowdy, the honoree, B. Woods W. E. Zeigenfus, M. Norwood, J. Gibson, Frank Dotts, D.E.Wright, Henry Havey, S.Rogers, E.Russell, F.Hager Hurley and the hostess. Mrs. Rimpau was assisted in serving by Mrs. Roy Rimpau. HEART AND HOME FROM TWO GIRLS Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two girls, 13 and 14 years of age. We would like to know if it is all right to correspond with a slight acquaintance? We met her while she was passing through town. Is it proper to go to parties where the hostess invites the boys and the boys invite the girls? There are several nice hops in here! SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, March 19. (Spl)—Roy McCormack and Miss Gertrude Lyle of Los Angeles spent Sunday with Miss Lyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle, of this lease. Mr. and Mrs. McQuire had as guests Sunday Miss Agnes McQuire of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilbur of Gardena and Mr. and Mrs. W.I. Luis of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Kane have just moved in the house on this lease recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Gumptor. Mr. and Mrs. Kane have been living on the Olinda lease. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong were Anaheim visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Saxon entertained friends from Puente Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Elder had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Whitigon of Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts entertained over the week-end their daughter, Mrs. Gregory, and children, Donald and Barbara, of Long Beach. Tex Humphrey of Anaheim was a visitor at the Jones home Monday evening. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and Mrs. J.J. Andrews and children, Lee and Shirley, spent Sunday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. James Gale had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gale and family of Brea and James Gale, Jr., of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowan and family of Anaheim were visitors on this lease Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilfe and daughter, Doris, spent Saturday evening at Redondo. Charles Evans spent Sunday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. Dean and son, Vernon, spent Sunday at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and daughter, Doris, were Glendale visitors Sunday. Mr. Cokeley and daughter, Lola, were Anaheim shoppers Saturday evening. Miss Iva Brady of Los Angeles spent the week-end with her parents on this lease. Harry Schmeidler, Gus Leghorn and Fred Cokeley have been transferred to the Redondo shops. Mr. and Mrs. F.B.Greminger entertained friends from Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Bert Weick and family spent Sunday in Garden Grove. Mr. and Mrs.Brady had as guests Sunday Miss Agnes McQuire of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilbur of Gardena and Mr. and Mrs.W.I.Luis of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Kane have just moved in the house on this lease recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs.Gumptor.Mr.andMrs.KanehavebeenlivingontheOlindalease. Mr.andMrs.ArmstrongwereAnaheimvisitorsSaturdayevening. Mr.andMrs.SaxonentertainedfriendsfromPuenteSunday. Mr.andMrs.WilliamElderhadas theirguestsSundayMr.andMrs.WitigonofWhittier. Mr.andMrs.Robertsentertainedovertheweek-endtheirdaughter,Mrs.Gregory,andchildren,DonaldandBarbara.ofLongBeach. TexHumphreyofAnaheimwasavisitorattheJoneshomeMondayevening. Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughter,Olive,andMrs.J.J.Andrewsandchildren,LeeandShirley,sentSundayatOrange-copark. Mr.andMrs.JamesGalehadanguestsSundayMr.andMrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaandJamesGale,jr.,ofLosAngeles. Mr.andMrs.FredCowanandfamilyofAnaheimwerevisitorsonthisleaseSundayafternoon. Mr.andMrs.Elliot,Mr.andMrs.RichardsandMr.andMrs.HarryWilfeanddaughter,Doris,sentSaturdayeveningatRedondo. CharlesEvansspentSundayatOrange-copark. Mr.andMrs.Deanandson,VernonspentSundayatRedondoBeach. Mr.andMrs.Wolfeanddaughter,Doris,wereGlendalevisitersSunday. Mr.Cokeleyanddaughter,Lola,AnaheimshoppersSaturdayevening. MissIvaBradyofLosAngelesspenttheweek-endwithherparentsonthislease. HarrySchmeidler,GusLeghornandFredCokeleyhavebeentransferredtotheRedondoshops. Mr和Mrs.F.B.GremingerentertainedfriendsfromLongBeachSunday. Mr和Mrs.BertWeickandfamilyspentSundayinGardenGrove. Mr和Mrs.BradyhadasguestsSundaymissAgnesMcQuireofFullerton,Mr和MrsJohnWilburofGardenaandMr和Mrs.W.I.LuisofLongBeach. Mr和Mrs.KanehavejustmovedinthehouseoncisherecentlyvacatedbyMr和Mrs.Gumptor.Mr和Mrs.KanehavebeenlivingontheOlindalease. Mr和Mrs.ArmstrongwereAnaheimvisitorsSaturdayevening. Mr和Mrs.SaxonentertainedfriendsfromPuenteSunday. Mr和Mrs.WilliamElderhadas theirguestsSundayfromPuenteSunday Thick And Thin. Yes, it would be all right to correspond with the slight acquaintance whom you met while she was passing through town. It is all right to attend a party with a boy when the hostess has asked him to extend the invitation to the girl he chooses to take. There is little you can do to become better acquainted with the boys. Just be natural and hope that the boys will like you well enough to seek further acquaintance. Beginner Dear Mrs.Thompson: I am a young man of 18.I have never gone with a girl.My boy friends who are younger and older than I go with girls and they laugh a me for not going with them.I tell them there is plenty of time.I think.I have a large number of boy and girl friends.Do you think I ought to go with girls? Just A Country Boy. I think you are old enough to start going with girls。它 is a part of youth and unless you do go with them you are missing a lot of fun. Queries Dear Mrs.Thompson: When a girl meets a younger man on the street, who should go on the outside? When a girl meets a young man, who should speak first? When a young man brings a girl from a party or from church should the girl ask the young man in the house if he didn't take her? How could a girl attract a young man's attention? IGNORANCE. The young man should go on the outside.The girl should speak first If it is not late.it is hospitable for the girl to the young man to come in not necessary to try to teach young man's attention per thing comes about nearby it is not necessary features make an effort. FORGET: I can would not be an ea you to give up your because of a man. ENT however,andasso be it possible to locate pos Mr. Cokeley and daughter, Lola, were Anaheim shoppers Saturday evening. Miss Iva Brady of Los Angeles spent the week-end with her parents on this lease. Harry Schmeidler, Gus Leghorn and Fred Cokeley have been transferred to the Redondo shops. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Greminger entertained friends from Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weick and family spent Sunday in Garden Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Brady had asuests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gale of Long Beach. Mrs. Mareus Johnston and son, Donald, of Fullerton spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Evans and son, Charles, were Los Angeles shoppers Monday. Fred Cokeley entertained over the week-end his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Porter, and baby, Wallace, of Baldwin Park. Robert Jones, who has been ill, is now able to sit up. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverley, of Long Beach spent Friday evening at the Jones home on this lease. Miss Helen Merand spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Greminger. Mrs. Marcus Johnston and son, Donald, of Fullerton spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. Bert Ryan. Miss Lucille Coggeshell was a visitor on this lease Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Blonde Dale and sons of Long Beach were visitors at the Brady home Friday. Mrs. Frank Gregory and Mrs. Raymond Jones of Long Beach were visitors on this lease Friday. With them their mother, Mrs. Roberts, returned home on this lease after a few days at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and grandson, Lee Andrews, visited their daughter, Mrs. J. J. Andrews, and family of Fullerton Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schrper and grandson, Lee Andrews, were in Fullerton Monday. Chuck Robinson was a visitor on this lease Saturday evening. Misses Helen and Genevieve Meranda returned home with him to FORGET: I can would not be an ear you to give up your because of a man, however, and as so it possible to locate please make the change A passive faith will be able to follow you far more than to forget. Usually up her mind that she spends most hours thinking about S.P. she wants to forge he enters your mind at something that attention or change wood deliberately Do not flow about the matter 2500; that in time you vice to care. L. D. Dierker, Hermosa Beach slees-at few days at the G. George Ledbea new plasat Santa Fe Synch screen He is in the host balance Those who auire 900 meet at Fullertte this lease were. Schryer, Frances Fourzel Carbine, Genie In-and Doris Wolfe; Alfred Roberts, S. Lyn Lyman, Raymond all Cleyton Lyle. Mrs. James Hunker in Earlier, spent Thursday at dena. Mrs. R. F. Jones and M. Charles Williams attended t.Daughters of Veterans at Fullerton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Greminger attended the California theater at Anaheim Friday evening. Ted Hollingsworth of the Columbia lease was a visitor on this lease Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and sons Leonard and Warren, spent Sunday at Compton. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD