oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-25

PLACENTIA Elmer's Toggery, a clothing store owned by Elmer Hochstein, was entered some time Wednesday night and about $4,900 of merchandise carried away. The visitors worked their entrance through a small window in the rear and departed through the back door. The loss was discovered about 5 o'clock Thursday morning when Mr. Hochstein went to the store to open up for the day. Empty merchandise boxes and shelves greeted him. It was estimated that twenty-five dozen men's silk and best cotton shirts, nine dozen dress pants, one dozen leather coats, men's flannel shirts, new fall hats and caps, shoes, ladies' silk underwear and silk stockings a stock of new flannel dresses were taken besides smaller articles. The thieves took only the best of every line. The loss is a total one as it was not insured against theft. Mrs. A. J. Barnhart invited a number of ladies to her home Thursday afternoon to see a Wear-ever aluminum demonstrator. Mr. Kane, the demonstrator, cooked an entire meal and showed the ladies many new points in cooking and gas saving with the Wear-ever utensils. He also gave a highly enlightening talk on the manufacture of the different kinds of aluminum. At the conclusion each lady baked a couple of hot cakes and was served with roast meat, baked apple, hot coffee and cake, all of which had been cooked on top of the stove, with the exception of the coffee which was cooked under the stove. Mr. Kane presented each guest with a small aluminum pie plate and presented the hostess with a frying pan. The Harmon Motor Company reports that car sales are picking up. This past week they have delivered four coupes, a roadster and a touring car. The company has been keeping tab on their cars that have gone east this year. Weggo Ottison, the apple, hot coffee and cake, all of which had been cooked on top of the stove, with the exception of the coffee which was cooked under the stove. Mr. Kane presented each guest with a small aluminum pie plate and presented the hostess with a frying pan. The Harmon Motor Company reports that car sales are picking up. This past week they have delivered four coupes, a roadster and a touring car. The company has been keeping tab on their cars that have gone east this year. Weggo Ottison, the sixth Ford car driver to be heard from has arrived safely in Wyeville, Wisconsin. The family left here in a sedan and found very bad roads on their travel through Colorado and Utah. Their repair bill was less than five dollars. None of the six cars have reported more than five dollars spent on repairs. The Ladies' Social Circle held an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Tuffree at Sunset Beach on Friday. A four room Spanish stucco house is under construction on Orange Grove Avenue for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Robinson who will move into the residence upon its completion. The home though small will have all the modern conveniences and screen porch. This is the third residence to be built just off North Bradford Avenue on what was originally the Fuller ranch. Mrs. Lars T. Edwardson of Newport was a visitor in town on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Geise and baby daughter, of Los Angeles, are spending a couple of days with Mrs. Geise's sister, Mrs. H. C. Foss. Mrs. Victor Gorenflo and Stanley spent Thursday with Mrs. Bachledor of San Gabriel. They renewed their old-time friendship after five years separation. O. C. Christensen has plans and specifications ready for a stucco house to be built on his lot in the Orangewood tract just as soon as he can devote his time to building. Word has been received from the Claude White family that they had reached Las Vegas safely. The Whites left about ten days ago enroute to Missouri to make their home on a farm which Mr. White owns there. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cober are moving into their new home on North Bradford Avenue this week. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Christensen are out again after being confined to their home by illness. Improvements and additions are being made on the home of Mr. Freitas who recently purchased the Claude White property on Melrose street. Charles E. Fuller has this week sold eight acres of the back half of his original twenty-acre orange grove to W. S. Ingham. The front half of the ranch was subdivided early in the year, though the street was not put through the south five acre tract. The eight acres are in bearing valencias and comprises the home where the new owner resides and barns, etc., but does not include the Fuller residence and about one and one-half acres of land. Mr. Ingham has cared for the grove since Mr. Fuller bought it some seven or eight years ago. BUENA PARK, Aug. 25. (Spl.) Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Hasson returned Friday from a pleasant week at Catalina. The local school board have decided upon Sept. 15 for the opening day of school. The teachers are as follows: Miss Anna Fisk, Miss Gertrude Martin, Miss Ruth Estabrook, Mrs. Ilo Calder, Mrs. Martha Patterson, Landell, Mrs. Nila Faulkner West, Mrs. Mabel Miller, principal. Mrs. A. E. Williams, Mrs. L. E. Berkey, Miss Mary Berkhan and Miss Marlory Berkhan motored to Santa Ana Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wagner of Fullerton were in town Friday and Saturday. Mr. F. Mascato of Fullerton has bought the L. K. Thornton shoe-real establishment. Mr and Mrs Sydney E Calvert and children returned last week from an extended auto trip through the middlewest states. Mr. Calvert was the principal of the Duvent Park schools last year. Next year he will teach Manuel training in Los Angeles-0. The Missionary society held a food sale Saturday morning. Mr. Charles Lum from Huntington Beach has rented Mrs. Anna Goldie's house on Twenth-st and will move his family. Mrs Lum is engaged in the manufacturing of the Girvin grade meter. Mr. Geo Wilsey of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and Frank and Ruth Wilsey were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden have returned from a week at their cottage at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J.B.Robison entertained with a chicken dinner, Friday evening in honor of Mrs.Robinson's cousin, Misses Marg and Margery Berckhun of Brooklyn, Iowa Other guests were Mrs.M.S.Berkey,Miss Harriet Stanley,mr.mrs.C.A.Porter,mr.A.M.Porter of Fullerton,mr.mrs.FrankC.Iayuen,mr.IvoryLockwoodandsonWardenofSantaMonica. erty on Melrose street. Charles E.Fuller has this week sold eight acres of the back half of his original twenty-acre orange grove to W.S.Ingham.The front half of the ranch was subdivided early in the year,though the street was not put through the south five acre tract. The eight acres are in bearing valencias and comprises the home where the new owner resides and barns,etc.,but does not include the Fuller residence and about one and one-half acres of land. Mr.Ingham has cared for the grove since Mr.Fuller bought it some seven or eight years ago: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cober are moving into their new home on North Bradford Avenue this week. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Christensen are out again after being confined to their home by illness. Improvements and additions are being made on the home of Mr. Freitas who recently purchased the Claude White prop. Our Loss! Your Gain! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN COLLAPSO CAMP OUTFITS The Camp Outfit without a fault. Easy to put up; light, compact, real comfort, and tents require no stakes, ropes or poles. We Close Up Positively Sept. 15th—Everything Must Be Sold READ OUR PRICES COLLAPSO CAMP BEDS—Large size; was $18.00—NOW ..... $13.25 Weight 32 pounds—Compact, Comfortable COLLAPSO CAMP BEDS—8-4 size; was $15.00—Now $11.75 Weight 26 pounds—Makes wonderful day bed or hammock. KAPAK (SILK FLOSS) MATTRESS—Value $10—Now $7.50 COLLAPSO FAMILY OUTFIT—Was $185.00—Now $105.00 Includes two comfortable beds, two silk floss mattresses, four seats, and the finest tent you ever saw. Requires no stakes, ropes or poles. TWO-PARTY OUTFIT—Was $78.00—Now.....$69.50 Come and See It. TWO-PARTY ROAD OUTFIT—Was $50.00—Now.....$39.50 Includes bed, tent, silk floss mattress and heavy canvas for wrapping outfit. These prices are for demonstrators, but are as good as now. Other Bargains in Camp Stoves, Tables, Kitchenettes, Beach Umbrellas, etc. COME QUICK, WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS GOOD GUY S. CURTIS, Agent "Everything for the Camper" 500 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. We Have Made Preparation for School Priced to Save You a Very Worth REMEMBER OUR GREAT REMOVAL Has Created Wonderful Buyin LADIES' FIBRE and PURE SILK HOSE 69c The newest shades has wonderful appearance, gives exceptionally good wear. MISSES' BRUSHED WOOL SWEATERS $3.29 Grouping of sweaters; coat style, chapple style, and slip overs to value of $5.00. $3.50 ALL WOOL MISSES' SLIP-OVER SWEATERS $2.29 Remarkable values, smart styles, assorted colors. LADIES' HIGH GRADE Full-fashioned Thread SILK HOSE $1.39 —carried in a color range. Regular $1.95 values. A Great Featuring! Was For S $2.0 LADIES' HIGH GRADE Full-fashioned Thread SILK HOSE $1.39 —carried in a color range. Regular $1.95 values. LADIES' PURE THREAD SILK HOSE 85¢ —fully guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. All colors carried. Work in our New Room is Rapidly Nearing Completion and we hope to announce our Move Before Sept. 15th CHILDREN'S HALF HOSIERY 25c values ... 19c 35c values ... 29c 59c values ... 89c 65c values ... 49c A Great Featuring! Was For S $2.0 Dozens and dozes! Dresses that are lines. They're there's as much as though they pensive nature at $2.00. $1.78 of excellent for the very low and gay. For Materials Suited for the SCHOOL GAR EVERETT-CLASSIC STRIPED SHIRTINGS —Striped patterns in dark blue or grey grounds... 19¢ ALL WOOL FLANNELS —Very popular for sport dresses; all wool and carried in all seasonable shades... $1.59 SPLENDID GRADE DRESS GINGHAMS —27 inches wide, in pretty checks and plaids. THE EVERETT-CLASSIC GINGHAMS ... 15¢ BEAUTIFUL' 32 - INCH DRESS GINGHAMS —Fine Ginghams, plaids and assorted sizes in checks. THE A F C GINGHAMS... 22¢ BOYS' “HONOR BRIG SCHOOL SHIRTS AND B CHILDREN'S HALF HOSIERY 25c values ... 19c 35c values ... 29c 59c values ... 89c 65c values ... 49c BOYS' "HONOR BRIG SCHOOL SHIRTS AND B —carried in stripes and light fancy patterns; also dark colors of grey, tan and khaki. Colors fast; materials very serviceable. BOYS' SPLENDID WEARING "BEAR BRAND" RIBBED STOCKINGS 29c —in black and brown, sizes 6 to 11 Boys' Worsted Pants $1.69 —dark patterns, well made pants. Boys' Corduroy Pants $1.69 —dark brown corduroys, double seats. MISSES' FINE RIB STOCKINGS 25c —of select yarns, fast dyed in colors of black, brown and white. CHILDREN'S VELVET GRIP GARTERS 19c Black and white; America's foremost line of quality garters. CHILDREN'S NAZARETH WAIST UNION SUITS —the genuine Nazareth Waist Unions, button waist unions. 65c ANAHEIM : SEBASTIAN BROTH or School Days---Everything is very Worthwhile Amount! OUR GREAT AL SALE Real Buying Opportunity LADIES' FIBRE SILK SLIP-OVER SWEATERS $2.45 Very beautiful line, assorted colors; milddy style wifb ties. J. P. COATS' BEST SEWING THREAD —all numbers, 8 to 106, in black or white. SPECIAL PER DOZEN 45c g! Wash Dresses For School Girls $2.00 Quality $1.69 25c GRADE OF HIGH GRADE 36-in. MUSLIN —splendid grade, soft finish, free of all dressing. 16c Wash Dresses For School Girls $2.00 Quality $1.69 Dozens and dozens of the most attractive dresses! Dresses that have style and dash. Dresses that are designed by artists who know lines. They're wash dresses, of course, but there's as much thought in their designing as though they were dresses of a more expensive nature. They're really exceptional at $2.00. Fashioned of Plain or Checked or Plaid Gingham $1.75 Qualities $1.39 of excellent quality. Broken sizes account for the very low price. The colors are bright and gay. For girls of 6 to 12. LITED for the Making of GARMENTS GRADE GHAMS pretty checks ERETT.....15c DURETT CLOTH TWILL FOR MIDDIES Strong and durable; splendid appearance; 45c grade.....33c ALL WOOL' STORM SERGE, 54 IN. WIDE Extraordinary value, Serge sponged and shrunk; colors navy blue, brown, tan, taupe, grey, red and black.....$1.39 R BRIGHT" AND BLOUSES 25c GRADE OF HIGH GRADE 36-in. MUSLIN splendid grade, soft finish, free of all dressing. 16c $1.50 81x90 SEAMLESS SHETS a very desirable weight, perfect dressing. $1.00 Sale Continues Until We Move NASHUA "HOUSEHOLD " DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS 66x80 ..... $3.19 72x80 ..... $3.59 solid colors, very GHAMS ids and assortMMS 22c Extraordinary value, Serge sponged and shrunk; colors navy blue, brown, tan, taupe, grey, red and black $1.39 R BRIGHT" AND BLOUSES also dark colors of blue very serviceable. Boys' Wool Sweaters $3.19 —the THERMO BRAND Wool Sweater, assorted colors; coat or slip over style. BOYS' SPLENDID GRADE KNIT UNION SUITS 69c short sleeves; knee length; $5c values. "POMONA" PLAID DOUBLE BLANKETS $3.79 66 x 80—Beautiful plaids; soft, deep nap, insures warmth. BROTHERS: ANAHEIM