oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-30

BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 30.—(Spl.)—Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Spohn Friday were; Mr. and Mrs. Bird Tunstall and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Larne and family of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and family are going to spend two weeks at the S. L. Little cabin in Tujunga. The Rev. Jerry Behrns of Placentia will preach next Sunday morning and the Rev. Theodore Schaner of Riverside the next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dodd and daughter, Nina, came down from Hemet Sunday, returning Monday. Mina Lee, who has visited here for a week, returned home with them. The Dodd family has spent the summer on their apricot ranch near Hemet, but expect to be back here before school begins. Mrs. Robert Robinson of Los Angeles is quite sick at the home of her uncle, Edward Starr, of Magnolia-ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Spohn were dinner guests of Mr. Spohn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spohn, Sunday. George Thornton and family of Yoruba Linda are now occupying their bungalow on Eleventh-st. Mr. Thornton and family have been away several years. Among those who attended the Eastern Star meeting at Fullerton from here were: Mrs. Edith Mann, Mrs. John Page, Mrs. H. Haggarty, Miss Margaret Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ehlnn and Mr. Mrs. Herbert Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Upshaw and daughters, Ima and Burgess, started today to drive through to Fort Worth, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Upshaw have made many friends here who are sorry to see them go. Mrs. H. E. Warren entertained FOR Karefully Kleen a party of young people Saturday evening in honor of her son Thomas birthday. The evening was spent in dancing. The guests were Misses Dorothy Wents, Edna Jeas, Nell Roberson, Florence Chambers, Blythe Vaughan, Etta Burnett, Betty Berkey and Messrs, John Wents, Jack Fahs, Gilberi McDermont, Mason Hill, Stanley Berkey, Louis Matter and Fred Hezmalbach. Mrs. J. B. Robison and aunt, Miss Hattie Stanley, were Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin and son, Charles, motored to Whittier Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Simpson, James Leonard and D. M. Wilson attended a picnic given Saturday to the county employes at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Eliza Pugh of Huntington Beach Sunday. Vernon Karnes of Redondo called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar West had as week-end guests at their home Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West of Torrance. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wilsey at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George McNeil received a letter from their daughter, Ethel, written on board the steamer July 7, stating that they were to land at Plymouth, England, the next morning, and would go immediately to France. Miss McNeil had a splendid trip, not being seated at any time. Mrs. A.C.Teagarden and children were down from Los Angeles Saturday and Max stayed to spend a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.J.F.Huegunot. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Mann and Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Page and daughter, Bertha, were Los Angeles visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs.Claude Butler of La Habra visited Mr. and Mrs.Claud Allin Sunday afternoon. Mrs.J.E.Wright is back from Long Beach for a few days and Donald is visiting in Long Beach while she is home. Emmett Bush visited the Beach home Sunday, Mrs.Bush and children, who have visited here for two weeks, returned home with him. C.W.Girvin was a business visitor in Los Angeles Monday. ANNEXATION PLAN CARRIES 11 The proposition of residents the 128 acres north of the creek become annexed to Alaheim carried yesterday to 11 to 20 retary George W.Reld of the heima C.of C.appointed to council is anticipated at next meeting. The fract extends as far as angelborpe-ave, the course b Patt and LaPalma-st east the Santa Fe and Union Pacific rail-of-way,north to Orangestead west to the line of what was Patt-at when cut thru,south the north boundary of Fred 10 acres ,west on the 10 acr the Porter 10 acres ,south on Holly Sugar Corporation's early ,west on its north bound to within 150 feet of North-on-st,south 660 feet ,west midle of North Lemon,south North Lemon to the city line Patt,and south on Patt point of beginning. JULY BUILDING PERMITS JU July's building permits will revert a valuation of around 000,four times that of Julie one for the Yungbluth dence,amounting to around 000.is filed today or Thu This total is small compared the record months of this last year,but it appears indicate a revival of operation A permit for 994 linear sidewalk in the Hamilton which is being subdivided feature of the month.H dozen other similar permits small amounts of walk also issued by City Engineer Building Inspector Hapgood The individual permits cliding repairs were almost ready for residences. McADOO'S BROTHERS FOR LA POLLEY CHICAGO, July 30.-R.McAdoc,brother of W.Adoo.runner-up for the FOR Karefully Kleaned Klose Kall 48 Acme Cleaners and Dyers 920 No. Los Angeles St. "Our First Sale" Mr. and Mrs. Claude Butler of La Habra visited Mr. and Mrs. Claud Allin Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. E. Wright is back from Long Beach for a few days and Donald is visiting in Long Beach while she is home. Emmett Bush visited the Beach home Sunday. Mrs. Bush and children, who have visited here for two weeks, returned home with him. C. W. Girvin was a business visitor in Los Angeles Monday. Lewis Upshaw and family, Claud Allin and family and L. Strain and family made a farewell visit Sunday to the Earl Upshaw family. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonner moved to Long Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Ethel Conway is back in Scott and Frampton's store after a two weeks' vacation. Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Hasson and son, Dean Hasson, of Anaheim and his family attended the Chautauqua at Pacific Palisades Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Delano is having a two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snyder returned Monday from Tujunga, where they have spent a part of Mr. Snyder's vacation. Mr. Snyder went back to work for the Standard Tuesday. Albert Hasson has returned to his home in Puente. Beulah Nelson was a Los Angeles visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Strickland of Huntington Beach were weekend guests of James Leonard. Mrs. Strickland attended the double funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Haigh Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman McADOO'S BROTHERS FOR LA POLLEY CHICAGO, July 30.-R. McAdoc, brother of W. C. Adoo, runner-up for the erotic presidential nomination the epoch-making New York vention deadlock, today bolted Democratic ticket and annexed he would support Sen. Robb LaFollette, independent presidential candidate, and his run mate, Sen. Burton K. Whee Mont. Announcement of his stunt contained in a letter to an intent Chicago Democrat. COMMISSION TO GO TO LONDON PARIS, July 30.-The invited reparations commissary which has been sitting in since the Versailles peace was signed, decided today to London to participate in the allied conference. The commission will hold ficial session Thursday morning London. The members of commission not in London will go there tonight. EXCEPTIONS TO GUN ELEVATION LONDON, July 30.-Under sign Secretary Arthur Post announced in commons this noon that Great Britain had fired Japan and the United States that alterations of battleshipation of guns would be codified by the British as a break the Washington conference were guests at a party at Two Saturday night. Galen Hasson of Huntington Beach visited his parents, Mrs. D. W. Hasson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano in Downey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jones tended an art exhibition at sition park Sunday. Mrs. John Gadell of Bell visited her parents, Mr. and Delano, Sunday. F. B. Jones took his school class to Huntington Tuesday. They enjoyed plunge and a picnic on the Those present were: Bobbie Bailey Shaw, Robert Bacon vin Upshaw, Paul Horn, Newman, Raymond Nelson, and Albert Robinson, Fry Davis, Lyle Hendricks and den Jones. Mrs. W. B. Shaw accompanied them and to carload down. The boys rine time... Our First Sale Of Exclusive High Grade SHOES Values to $10.00 Comprising Every Size, but Not Every Style of White Kid, Colored Kid, Satins, Patents and Suedes. $3.85 Hunt and Tellam "A Step or Two Ahead" 214 West Center Street Anaheim ANNEXATION PLAN CARRIES 11 to 2 THE S. Q. R. Thursday, Friday Final Clearance Startling Reductions in WE'VE NEVER KNOWN A TIME WHEN FOLKS DIDN'T IS THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TIME FOR BUYING STARTLING RED Final Clearance OF VOILE DRESSES $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 MADOO'S BROTHER FOR LA FOLLETTE CHICAGO, July 30.—Malcolm McAdoc, brother of W. G. Mcoo, runner-up for the Demo- VOILE DRESSES $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 Proof of their higher worth lies in the splendid quality of Voile, the loveliness of the styles and the tasteful color combinations. Every one of the garments offered is a this season's garment, at tremendous reductions. ENTIRE STOCK OF BATHU Voile and Dimity Blouses $1.00 and $1.95 These are the kind of blouses you'll want to buy, because they are ideal for sports wear, and because they are so remarkably low priced. WOMEN'S Sleeveless Sweaters AT $2.95, $4.95, $9.95 of Silk Fibre and wool, in bright colors as well as practical shades. Offered at very special reductions for Month End Sale. NORMAND VOILES 75c VALUE 49c yard An immense range pretty dotted Voile choose from. Color range. Boys 2 Knicker SUITS $14.85 50 Wool Tweed Suits, representing the best in style and materials. Shown in brown and grey mixtures, $20.00 for only $14.85. Ladies' VOILE TEDDIES $1.75 A decidedly good value sold regularly for much more. All sizes and good color range. Men's Silk Fibre Shirts $3.95 Value to $6.00 may America's foremost manufacturers of Silk in pretty stripes plain colors. Men's Soisette Athletic Women's GINGHAM CANTON CREPES Mrs. John Gadell of Bellflower lived her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elano, Sunday. F. B. Jones took his Sunday mobility class to Huntington Beach Tuesday. They enjoyed the range and a picnic on the sand. Those present were: Bobby and Liley Shaw, Robert Bacon, Melnard Upshaw, Paul Horn, Glenn Waiman, Raymond Nelson, Lewis and Albert Robinson, Frederick Davis, Lyle Hendricks and Gordon Jones. Mrs. W. B. Shaw also companied them and took one overload down. The boys report a time. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. King of Hollywood and Mrs. Tweedy of Assena were guests of Mr. and Ms. C. H. Owens Saturday and Sunday. Sam Caughan and family startMonday for a trip to Canada. Richard Nelson was a Los Anles visitor Tuesday. Mrs. M. S. Berkey entertained with a noon dinner Tuesday. Her rests were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey, Mrs. G. D. Snyder and Ms. J. B. Robison. Mrs. Clyde E. Ritter and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey attended the So. Calif. Christian church convention at Long Beach Monday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and children were guests of Mr. and Ms. W. A. Smith of Compton Sunday. The A. Nelson family spent Monday at Redondo. Lloyd Seabridge and Ted Paynner were Sunday evening guests at the J. H. Page home. Colorado River, if harnessed, ult furnish power equal to half the electrical energy in this country, at the present time. Australia's highest mountain peak, Mt Townsend, is 7,500 feet high. The sale of eye glasses is on the rease in China. The quack is always opposed to visitation designed for the protection of the public health. A Classified Ad for results. Men's Soisette Athletic UNION SUITS $1.75 A leader among Men's Underwear values. Sizes 34 to 44. Final Clearance. Women's GINGHAM FROCKS $1.95 Clearing a group of the better quality garments, smartly trimmed in contrasting shades. CANTON CREPES $2.49 yard 40 in. all silk C. A leading fabric deeply reduced. Complete range of colors. WOMEN'S Colored Sandals and Oxfordes $2.85 Instead of paying $6.50 for sandals for vacation wear, women need only pay $2.85. Shown in blue green, lavender and red. Girl's Millinery $1.95 and Up Tremendous reductions in straws, silks and organ-die Hats in the newest colors and models. WOMEN'S BEAUTY BOXES $2.75 All leather, with mirror, purse and cases. Greatly unde- ed for Final Clea- The S.Q.R. St S. Q. R. STORE Friday and Saturday Clearance ctions in Every Department N FOLKS DIDN'T RESPOND TO UNUSUAL VALUES. NOW ME FOR BUYING SUMMER MERCHANDISE AT STARTLING REDUCTIONS. Final Clearance OF LINEN DRESSES $3.95 $7.75 $10.00 SALE DRESSES $3.95 $7.75 $10.00 'A sweeping reduction —The smartest of Summer Crocks, in a varied assortment of styles and sizes are obtainable at remarkably low prices. in many cases they are offered at half price. of Bathing Suits Reduced NORMANDY VOILES 75c VALUE 49c yard An immense range of pretty dotted Voiles to choose from. Complete color range. TISSUE GINGHAMS 49c yard "Gaze Marvel" Tissue. An immense range of pretty checks and plaids to choose from. All 32 inches wide, and fast colors. Lisle and Fibre SILK HOSIERY 78c 2 pair for $1.50 Women's silk faced lisle and fibre silk, in novelty lace effects, brown and black only. Men's Silk Fibre Shirts $3.95 Value to $6.00 made by America's foremost man. ufacturers of Silk Shirts in pretty stripes and plain colors. Men's STRAW HATS FORMERY $2.50 to $5 $1.25 to $2.50 Entire stock reduced for Final Clearance. All this season's models in strictly up-to-date styles. Men's Khaki Shirts $1.45 "Sunset" and "Milton Goodman" brand. Greatly underpriced for Final Clearance. CANTON CREPES SPIRAL CREPE $1.95 yard A material to be sure, which is sufficiently love. WOMENS' White Value to $6.00 made by America's foremost manufacturer of Silk Shirts in pretty stripes and plain colors. Entire stock reduced for Final Clearance. All this season's models in strictly up-to-date styles. CANTON CREPES $2.49 yard 40 in. all silk Canton. A leading fabric at a deeply reduced price. Complete range of colors. SPIRAL CREPE $1.95 yard A material to be sure, which is sufficiently lovely to entitle it to a far higher price. Satin Charmeuse $1.95 yard 40 in. wide, at a decidedly advantageous price. Colors: navy, black and brown. WOMEN'S White Footwear Regularly $7.00 to $10 20% LESS (Entire stock included) WOMEN'S BEAUTY BOXES $2.75 All leather, with large mirror, purse and vanity cases. Greatly underpriced for Final Clearance. LADIES' LINGETTE SLIPS $2.95 A very low price for these popular undergarments in white and pink only. CHILDRENS' BAREFOOT SANDALS $1.00 to $1.25 Sizes 5 to 2 Shown in brown and tan Elk. Extra special for Final Clearance. R. Store ANAHEIM California