oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-21

Bargain News of Our IN SALE A Tremendous Eve A GIGANTIC, STORE-WIDE expansion of Departments will take place SEBASTIAN BROTHERS' store on the completion of the NEW H which the work is just started as shown in the picture. Like all progressive institutions we have had a steady growth from year to year—and we to the place in our career where, in order to accommodate this growth, we must expand or increase our facilities in several departments. The most important feature of our expansion program, we feel it policy not to reveal a We have a surprise for you. In making preparation toward our move WE FIND: A store brim full of merchandise. We find in nooks and corners merchandise we we had. We find of course some odds and ends—and Right Now, looking ahead to that mo decided upon this GREAT SALE. WE HAVE DECIDED TO GO TO THE LIMIT AND OFFER ALL—OUR ENTIRE STOCK BUYING PUBLIC AT AMAZING AND COMPELLING REDUCTIONS. Impelling Reduction Only a Few of Hundreds Of Argains Buy This Renfrew’s Well Known Devonshire Cloth 29c —in plain colors and fancies. Remember there is absolute dependency in DEVONSHIRE colors. Extraordinary! Silk Stripe 33 inch Shirting 49c/ —fine quality in an assortment of pretty shirt patterns, all patterns neat and not bold. Oil Cloth Special ... 29c —carried in an assortment of colors and patterns. DARK GREEN WINDOW SHADES Sale Price ... 59c —36 inches by 6 feet. A splendid grade of window shade. NEW CASES - PILLOWS Gypsy Queen Pillow Case 42x36 ... 29c Pequot Pepperell Sheets $1.35 72x90 Pepperell sheets are PILLOWS Aca and Art Ticking Covering NEW CASES - PILLOWS Special et 3c seats free of creasing, fully x98. Gypsy Queen Pillow Case 42x36 ... 29c Pequot Pillow Case 42x36 ... 39c 45x36 ... 42c Pepperell Sheets $1.35 72x90 Pepperell sheets are of a high standard, a standard that has been maintatained throughout the years. PILLOWS Aca and Art Ticking Covering $1.29 Very special indeed, filled with new curled feathers. Size 20x26. TOWELS TURKISH BATH TOWEL 19x39 33c heavy weight and our regular 50c towel. n Brothers Center of Orange County Inter St., Anaheim VALUE IS THE TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS news We Ever Pre LE Event ments will take place in the of the NEW HOME on ear to year—and we have come we must expand our store and not to reveal at this time. merchandise we hardly knew ahead to that move—we have OUR ENTIRE STOCK—TO THE NS. The Picture Shows The excavating and wrecking work getting under way. Follows Building, which is being carried out. The Picture Shows The excavating and wrecking work getting under way. Fellow's Building, which is being carried back to BROTHERS will occupy the center room at 127 W Ordinary! Ripe 33 inch Shirting 49c in an assortment patterns, all patd not bold. Great Values! Everett Classic Fine CHEVIOT SHIRTING 15c —solid colors and narrow stripe patterns on blue backgrounds. Fast colors, very strong shirting. Extra Special 17 x 17 Sponge Cloth Dish Clothes 11c Semi-bleached, double cloth, soft absorbent sponge weave. You'll want a number of these. GIRL'S SATEEN Bloomers 49c —white, pink and black, good, strong sateen with good lustre, elastic waist and bottom. LADIES' MERCERIZED KNIT BLOOMERS 69c —soft, flat knit, of select mercerized yarns. 85c values. BURSON FASHIONED CHILD'S MERCERIZED OWS ILLOWS and Art Ticking Covering $1.29 special indeed, filled new curled feathers. 10x26. —white, pink and black, good, strong sateen with good lustre, elastic waist and bottom. BURSON FASHIONED COTTON HOSIERY 25c 35c values in white, black and brown. Fashioned without a seam. CHILD'S MERCERIZED Half Hose 22c mercerized yarns, white half hose with assorted colored tops. "Brilliant" High Grade Silk Hose $1.95 with the CROW FOOT HEEL, full fashioned, very sightly, and carried in a complete color range. $2.25 values. LADIES' FINE PURE SILK HOSE 79c —in black only. A SPECIAL PURCHASE Lot that carries a COMPLETE SATISFACTION guarantee. THURS., 9 a. m. S CHARGE HANSEN IS HORSE THIEF PASADENA, May 21—Ole Hansen, former mayor of Seattle, was at liberty today on $1,000 bail, following a hearing here on a charge of grand larceny, preferred by C. W. Basten, who alleges that Hansen took a horse from his property at Sierra Madre. While Hansen admitted at the hearing that he took the horse, he also explained that it was his personal property. Hansen claimed he brot the horse, named "Golden", a strawberry roan, which had lead many Seattle parades five years ago, south with him when he left the Washington city and that he was very proud of the animal. The former Seattle mayor also declared that his son, Ole Hansen, Jr., had the horse with him at Claremont, 35 miles from here, where he was attending college and that the horse escaped. Last Saturday, according to Hansen, he and his son were riding near Sierra Madre and saw the horse in a corral on Basten's property. Hansen maintained that he convinced Easten the animal was his and led it away. However, Easten yesterday maintained the horse was his as he had bought it and charged Hansen with stealing it. Hansen will have a further hearing next Thursday. LA HABRA Mrs. C. W. Rowley entertained the members of the Friday Afternoon club at her home on Mountain View-ave Friday. Spring flowers were used to decorate the room. The afternoon was spent in needlework and visiting. The hostess served delicious refreshments late in the afternoon. Those present were: Mesdames D. E. Fletcher, R. Roberts, S. Wardrip, J. E. Stogsdale, Clifford Davis, Bruce Varnes of Compton, Ed Davis, and the hostess, Mrs. Rowley. Mrs. Sharp, mother of Mrs. Leo McWhorter, left Sunday for Texas. She will make an indefinite visit with her daughter there. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leuhm and The afternoon was spent in needlework and visiting. The hostess served delicious refreshments late in the afternoon. Those present were: Mesdames D. E. Fletcher, R. Roberts, S. Wardrip, J. E. Stogsdale, Clifford Davis, Bruce Varnes of Compton, Ed Davis, and the hostess, Mrs. Rowley. Mrs. Sharp, mother of Mrs. Leo McWhorter, left Sunday for Texas. She will make an indefinite visit with her daughter there. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leuhm and family and Orville Proud motored to San Sausana Sunday, where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Proud. Mr. Proud is an uncle of Mrs. Leuhm's and Orville Proud. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of La Habra Home Acres left Saturday by auto for Oklahoma, where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goodell, accompanied by friends from Huntington Park, motored to Forest Home Sunday, where they spent the day. Floy Scott of North College-ave has been ill for several days. Mrs. Mary Unsworth of Whittier is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker of North La Habra Heights. Miss Thelma Hartfield of Brea spent the week-end with Miss Lucille Proud. New arrivals in La Habra are Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Dees and family of Texas. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Snody at their home on East Second-st. Mrs. G. Middleton and daughter, Julia, and son, Ed, spent Sunday in Los Angeles. A luncheon was enjoyed at noon, after which a theatre party was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Polley and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ritch and son spent Sunday at San Juan Capistrano. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Browne and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Roberts and sons spent the week-end at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leutwiler entertained the Valada club at their ranch home Saturday evening. The evening was spent playing "500" with high honors going to Mrs. Albert Launer of Fullerton and W. Espolt of La Habra, while Mrs. L. Lightfoot and Albert Launer, both of Fullerton, received the consolation prize. Late in the evening a social hour was enjoyed when the hostess served delicious refreshments of sandwiches, chicken salad, ice cream, cake and coffee. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Launer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. L.J.Wester, Mr. and Mrs.R.M.Frantz, Mr. and Mrs.E.Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Little, Mr. and Mrs.A.V.Douglass and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.Lautwiler, and Mrs.Jennie Special George Cloth Outhes cloth, soft abege You'll want Profit Now! 27 inch Wide OUTING FLANNEL 17½c —splendid nap, assortment of fancy patterns. You are recommended this special. STEWART'S DUPLEX Safety Pins 5c card —the best in safety pins—heavy nickle plated, coils guarded. Smallest to laregst size. GIRL'S MERCERIZED the best in safety pins—heavy nickle plated, coils guarded. Smallest to laregst size. GIRL'S MERCERIZED THREE-QUARTER HOSE 39c values from 50c to 65c, a sample line embracing many colors and combinations. LADIES' HIGH GRADE Silk Hosiery $1.39 carried in a complete color range of the season. Full fashion foot, form fashion leg. A recent census shows that the horse, instead of becoming a museum curiosity, has increased greatly in numbers. In China must wear mud splashers" to protect the pedestrians as well as the car occupants.