oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-06

Anaheim This Edition Issued AT THE S. Q. R. STORE--- ON SALE THURSDAY INDIVIDUAL Wash Dresses $3.95 Values to $7.50 Choice of models in Voile, Linen and Ratine. SEE OUR LARGE ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 3 THE S. Q. R. STORE Special for Thursday Castolay Soap The Modern Castile 20c - 3 for 50c Special for Thursday Castolay Soap The Modern Castile 20c - 3 for 50c JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center St. Phone Lane's Money Saving Special FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 7TH BEN HUR SOAP—10 Bars... $39 WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP—lg. pkg;...45 PINK BEANS—15 pounds for... $1.0 Lane's Chain Stores Co. 138 W. Center St. Anaheim, C SEE FULL PAGE ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 3 TODAY First Annual August Furniture Sale Stroup-Barnes Furniture Company 221 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL Stroup-Barnes Furniture Company 221 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CA Closing Out Sale $30,000 STOCK OF MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING EXTRA SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BIG YANK WORK SHIRT 79c SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGES 4 and 5—1st SE KEEN HAT STORE Applebaum's Successors 175 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CA Easy Electric Vacuum Washer EASY TO OWN—SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS Easy on Your Wife Anaheim Electric Co. 209 W. Center St. Phone 59 for Demonstration Anaheim, CA im Shopping Issued Weekly Offering Super Values by An Anaheim, California, Wednesday, August 6, 1924 Daily Fashion Hint Prepared Especially for this Newspaper PICTORIAL REVIEW 3x0 50 only SEE OUR L Falke R Thread, 39c 20c Challie WINSOME MODES FOR MAIDENS COY Attractive and easily made are the frocks pictured here for the miss between the ages of one and five years. The first model is in a combination of plain and check gingham, or is it plain and check dimity? It may even be crepe in contrasting designs. Bloomers accompany the dress, which has kimono sleeves, and calls for 1 yard of plaia and ¼ yard of check material 40 inches wide. Volle, with dots embroidered in bright-colored silks, makes the second model. The hem may be put in with hemstitching or veining. Bows of ribbon on either shoulder give this proper air of sophistication. Buttonhole scallops finish the short sleeves. One and one-half yard of 36-inch material is sufficient for this model. Plain Jane at the extreme right has some trimmings, for her gingham frock is attached to a square yoke, while the gathered pockets and armholes are hemmed with bands of self-material. This model is attractive in any fabric. Medium size requires 1½ yard 36-inch gingham. First Model: Pictorial Review Child's Dress No. 2138. Sizes, 2 to 5 years. Price, 25 cents. Second Model: Dress No. 2162. Sizes, 1 to 5 years. Price, 25 cents. Third Model: Dress No. 2135. Sizes, 1 to 4 years. Price, 25 cents. SCARFS TO MATCH IN BETTER TASTE NEW YORK, Aug. 6. — Just now summer styles are well on their way. Everybody knows what is being worn as far as frocks and hats go. It is the new accessories which renew last month’s costume and give it a last minute appearance. Too much stress cannot be laid on the value of costume accessories. Many women feel that when they have purchased a frock, a hat, and matching shoes and hosiery that they have a completed outfit. But this is far from true nowadays. The costume has to have some highlight—some odd little accessory which catches the eye. This season there are many such accessories. In the first place the scarf is of utmost importance. No well-known brands of goods will be handled by Sebastian Bros. when the firm moves into its new quarters in the Odd Fellows building on or about Sept. 1, according to J. P. Sebastian. The policy of maintaining non-expensive lines will be continued, as before, but absolutely nothing will be on the concern’s shelves that the firm itself as well as the manufacturers cannot stand back of, no matter at what price the particular article is sold. The policy of the firm is to handle hose, for example, that the makers will not merely make an adjustment on, but replace entirely without question. Dress goods and ready-to-wear lines will be in more varied assortment than ever before. Already Sebastian Bros. have purchased or ordered all the goods Sale AND FURNISHINGS AND SATURDAY 79c 4 and 5—1st SEC. ORE ANAHEIM, CALIF. In the first place the scarf is of utmost importance. No well-dressed woman appears on the street in a summer frock that is cut low at the neck and is sleeveless without some sort of a neckpiece to distinguish her costume from the dinner frock. Since street frocks and dinner frocks are of like cut and fabrics this year one must wear some sort of a scarf if one does not wish to appear too sleeveless and low-necked on the street. The gayly colored scarf has been much overdone. Better dressed women are no longer wearing them as they prefer scarfs of the same fabric as the frock or plain colored scarfs which carry out the main color of the frock. A scarf and frock idea which carries out the summer vogue is illustrated in a canary yellow georgette dress of one-piece lines with a matching scarf attached at the back of the neck. The dress is made without a belt but tiny tucks at the side waist-line tend to suggest a figure. There are no sleeves with this frock and the neck is rounding in front and cut straight across the back where a straight piece of goods is attached to form a scarf. The end of this scarf are finished with wide yellow silk fringe. A wide-brimmed leg-horn hat has a binding of yellow velvet about the brim and its crown is made entirely of yellow velvet. While this outfit seems a bit dressy for street-wear it is a type that may be found any warm day on Fifth ave. Announcing Tonight Sebastian's Removal Sale! Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. TRAINER'S MOTHER IN AUTO ACCIDENT LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6—Mrs. Rebecca Hutchinson, 80, is dead and seven persons seriously injured here today as the result of week-end motor accidents. Among those injured is Mrs. Frances Kearns, mother of Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, heavyweight boxer. ROBBERS SLAY POLICE DETROIT, Aug. 6—Patrolman W. G. Ashworth was shot and killed by four bandits today after which the robbers escaped with several thousand dollars from a branch of the Continental State bank. CHALLENGE FRESH LONGER ING NEWS es by Anaheim Merchants FALKENSTEIN'S THURSDAY ONLY 3x6 Grass Rugs $1.00 50 only! One of the greatest values we have ever offered. SEE OUR LARGE ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 5—1st SEC. Falkenstein’s - Anaheim PAGES 4 AND 5 TELL THE STORY A Double Page Announcement of Our REMOVAL SALE WE WILL SELL Thread, 39c per dozen; Sheets, 81x90, at $1.00; 25c Muslins at 16c; 20c Challies, 12½c; and a thousand and one splendid sale values. A Double Page Announcement of Our REMOVAL SALE WE WILL SELL Thread, 39c per dozen; Sheets, 81x90, at $1.00; 25c Muslins at 16c; 20c Challies, 12½c; and a thousand and one splendid sale values. SEBASTIAN BROS. 35c POPULAR SHEET MUSIC—4 Copies for...$1.00 WEBER MUSIC COMPANY, 206 West Center Street at Weber's KODAK ALBUM—Size 7x11 inches; Karatol binding; fifty loose leaves ... $1.00 Weber’s Book Store 112 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. SHOPPING NEWS SPECIALS WE HAVE TAKEN MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS out of our regular stock and marked them all to go at the one price of— Values to $35 - $17 MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS OF THE BETTER GRADES, marked for quick action at the ridiculous low price of— Values to $55 - $24 P. H. McCLOSKEY ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Values to $55 - $24 P. H. McCLOSKEY ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA SPECIAL WHITE CANVAS PUMPS AND ROMAN SANDALS FOR WOMEN—$2.50 VALUE— SPECIAL—Per Pair ... 50c See our large advertisement on page 2 Kafateria Shoe Store A Kafateria In Arrangement 109 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESS SEE OUR ANNIVERSARY GRAPENUTS ... 10c SHINOLA ... 5c LIMITS FREE CARRY-ALL BAGS WITH EVERY $1 PURCHASE Bargain After Bargain Gerrard Bros. & Hanson 249 E. Center Street Phone 297 Complete Food Market