oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-03

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1924 LEGION BACK ON DEFENSE PLUS SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.—State officers of the American Legion riled by the protests that have come into local headquarter against the participation of ex-service men's organization the Defense Day observance sent out another stinging ree to individuals and organizes opposing the September 12 celebration. State Commander Nathan Coombs and State Adjutant J.K. Pisk have swept the pro-into the legion waste basket have telegraphed President Lidge that the California Legion behind him to a man in his for the observance of Def Day. The following wire was sent the president: "California American Legion posts are prepared dedicate September 12 as Def Day in accordance with your cent proclamation. "As state officers of the American Legion, Department of California, we again pledge to support of California legionna in the furtherance of your pl for National Defense Day. Action is taken in accordance with the Defense Test resolution unimously and vigorously adopted the American Legion at its state convention and calls up governor of this state to designate the 12th of September, 1924 such observances as may be prop under the proclamation. "The World war taught us the every man, woman and child the United States should be prepared, and his and her hour should be put in order. Preparedness makes for a better living more economy in government state and city, in business and homes; it teaches unselfishness and, above all, self-sacrifice. "NATHAN F. COOMBS, "State Commander "JAMES K. PISK, "State Adjutant" YORBA LINDA, Sept. 3—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Small have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Doris, to Arther F. Dyckman of Anaheim which will be solemnized this evening at the Yorba Linda club-house. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ocher have returned from their honeymoon, which was spent at Big Bear. J. H. Barton, local contractor, has completed work on a 2-room addition to the Placentia grammar school. Max McPherson has sold his drycleaning and laundry route to J. A. Logadon, who has taken charge. Mr. and Mrs. McPherson will move to Hemet. Mrs. C. S. Kuebel has taken charge of the Club cafe. Mrs. O. Brockway and daughter, Alice, have returned to San Jacinto for the opening of school. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight spent Sunday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gibson and son, Rex, have moved to Watsonville. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wagner of Anaheim spent Labor Day at Long Beach. The work on the fine new Friends' church is progressing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palne and Mr. and Mrs. S. Acker are among those who have returned from an outing at Barton Flats. Mr. and Mrs. Blish and family are enjoying a motor trip to Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight and Jeroy Johnson attended the races at Santa Ana on Labor Day. Clovd Crohn of this place took part in the Ford race and was lucky to escape injury when his car turned arttle. On Thursday evening several members of the Yorba Linda troop Boy Scouts surprised their leader, Guy Benton, and helped im celebrate his birthday. They resented him with a nice wicker air and refreshments were served. Mrs. Boyd Myatt and Mrs. Del- Save a LADIES' FE and PURE SILK HO 69c The newest shade has wonderful apence, gives excellent ally good wear LADIES' HIGH GRAPE Full-Fashion Thread SILK HOS $1.39 carried in a range. Regular values. 'FRED' SENDS 'DAD' $15; NO ADDRESS As an instance of the peculiar way in which mail is often addressed, J. H. Whitaker, postmaster, mentioned today a letter containing $15 in bills addressed only to Anaheim, Calif. Thinking the postmaster himself was meant, Whitaker opened the letter, but the only names within were "Dad" to whom the money was sent, and "Fred," who sent it. Fred, the son, said he was still working on the Hall runch. Another letter was addressed to the "Major of the Germany Colony of Anaheim" from San Francisco. This was turned over to Mayor Metcalf, who appeared to be the person meant. No return address on an envelope of which the destination is also incomplete makes it impossible to do anything with the letter, unless its contents reveal the identity of one of the persons concerned. Oftn names are misspelled, no street addresses given in the case of person who has the same name as others in Anaheim, etc. BRITISH LIQUOR SHIP IS FUELESS SAN DIEGO, Sept. 3.—A fresh supply of water and fuel were en route today to the British steamer Gulela, which is lying in the roadstead off Ensenada, Baja California, without fuel. News of the plight of the Gulela was brot here by the motorship Cryme, which has been chartered to carry the supplies south. The Gulela, said to have once been the palatial steam yacht of King Alfonso of Spain, is declared to be loaded with various liquors valued at more than half a million dollars. The Gulela cleared from Liverpool to Vancouver, where the liquor is consigned, a month ago, and came to her present grief after encountering storms in the North Atlantic, off Central America and along the Mexican coast. Only by burning part of the ship's woodwork was it able to reach Ensenada, reports reaching here so far. and came to her presence in the North Atlantic, off Central America and along the Mexican coast. Only by burning part of the ship's woodwork was it able to reach Ensenada, reports reaching have said. Chaffees 233 E. Center St. 248 W. Center St. 5 Fels Naptha Soap 3 lb. Pkg. Argo Starch 50c Limit 1 Deal to Customer NEW Bellflower Apples 5 lbs. for 25c Greening Apples 6 lbs. for 25c Fancy Musc Trapes 5 lbs. for 25c Chaffees NEW FORMATION BUILAU POPULAR The latest information and entertainment bureau at Santa Ana, kind as "Amble Inn," is proving big popular with the public as already been visited by number of people, where every convenience is provided in the way writing desks, rest rooms, telephone, radio, public stenographer and all kinds of So. Calif., literature, including maps, time tables. Amble I is located on the second floor the Hervey building, Fourth Bush, Santa Ana, where the file is welcome at all times. Try a Closed Ad for results. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Save a very worth while amount o 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. 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For materials Suited for the SCHOOL GAR EVERETT-CLASSIC STRIPED SHIRTINGS —Striped patterns in dark blue or grey grounds ... 19c 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 ... 15c BEAUTIFUL 32 - INCH DRESS GINGHAMS —Flue Ginghams, plaids and assorted sizes in checks. THE A F C GINGHAMS ... 22c BOYS' "HONOR BRIG SCHOOL SHIRTS AND B CHILDREN'S HALF HOSIERY 25c values ... 10c 35c values ... 29c 59c values ... 39c 65c values ... 49c BOYS' "HONOR BRIG SCHOOL SHIRTS AND B —carried in stripes and light fancy patterns; also dark colors of blue, 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. Boy's 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, white. CHILDREN'S VELVET GRIP GARTERS 19c Black and white; Americerian's foremost line of quality garters. CHILDREN'S NAZARETH WAIST UNION SUITS 75c medium weight, short sleeve, knee length. ANAHEIM : SEBASTIAN BROTH count on your school ne OUR GREAT AL SALE All Buying Opportunity YARD WIDE Outing Flannel 22c good quality outing with thick nap in asssorted color striped patterns. J. P. COATS' BEST Sewing Thread 45c all numbers, 8 to 100, in black or white SPECIAL PER DOZ. ! 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. 17½c 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 CHECK 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 PRETTY ... 15c DURETTA 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. 17½c Regulation School MIDDIES $2.19 Wool serge, detachable collar and cuffs, trimmed with 2 row braid; middy of strong jean. Sale Continues Until We Move NASHUA "HOUSEHOLD" DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS 66x80 ... $3.19 72x80 ... $3.59 —solid colors, very thick nap. Extraordinary value. Sorge sponged and shrunk; colors, navy blue, brown, tan taupe, grey, red and black ... $1.39 R BRIGHT" AND BLOUSES also dark colors of s very serviceable. Misses' Fall Coats $12.50 —fur trimmed coats of splendid woolen fabrics. Very much underpriced. BOYS' SPLENDID GRADE KNIT UNION SUITS 79c —short sleeves; knee length; $5c values. "FOMONA" PLAID DOUBLE BLANKETS $3.7.9 66 x 80 — Beautifl plaids; soft, deep re; insures warmth. BROTHERS: ANAHJ