oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-20

SHOE SALE SEVERAL THOUSAND PAIRS OF THE SEASONS NEWEST STYLES ARE INCLUDED IN THIS GREAT—SALE $2.00 A PAIR WE ARE NOT EXAGGERATING WHEN we say many of these shoes offered in this great sale are worth from $5 to $8.00 a pair. THIS SALE INCLUDES HUNDREDS OF PAIRS TAKEN FROM STOCK—TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL THOUSAND PAIR AT SENSATIONAL PRICE CONCESSIONS ON SALE. TWO DOLLARS A The styles are oxford and straps in a big variety of patterns in an out or plain effects. The colors are beige, brown, grey or black — widths from A to EE. These values will attract a crowd—anlection is the best. TWO DOLLARS A The styles are oxford and straps in a big variety of patterns in an out or plain effects. The colors are beige, brown, grey or black a —widths from A to EE. These values will attract a crowd—an lection is the best. Don't! Pay $7.00 to $10.00 for Shoes $485 Is our highest price Boy's Brown Blucher style, in sizes up made with Goodyear welt s shoe that was made to sell a On sale Felt Slippers Padded soles; ten colors to select from. Ribbon trimmed. 73c Patent Kid Strap Slip- 1 and 2 Strap Slippers For Women. $1.00 Patent Kid Strap Slippers for Children All sizes, 8½ to 2 with one or two straps, long wearing, only $1.98 Sizes 5 to 8, same as above, only $1.49 1 and 2 Strap Slippers For Women, $1.00 Made for street or dress wear, with good flexible soles and low heels. All sizes. We are showing them how to do it Men! See These Splendid Long Wearing Shoes on Sale In black or brown calf leather; Blucher or laced; Goodyear waited soles, $3.98 Boudoir Slip Women's black or browleather or padded kid solize Smoked or Brown Good heavy soles; broad toes; vethe foot of the growing child. All sizes to 2 Kafateria Shoe S 109 West Center St., Anaheim THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SALE ISAND SEASONS ES ARE THIS ALE ALL' SIZES IN THE ASSORTMENT but not each size in every style—but the assortment of 3700 pair affords all a wonderful selection. AIRS TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR HUSAND PAIR BOUGHT RECENTLY ON SALE. ARS A PAIR of patterns in any number of fancy cut grey or black and every height heel act a crowd—and you know early se- Pythian Sisters Bazaar The Pythian Sisters completed plans for the bazaar next Saturday and will have a full program to offer from one p.m., until the midnight hour, if the patrons so desire. There will be many decorated booths, among them fancy work, presided over by Mrs. Lillian Davis, who has all manner of Christmas gifts; the cooked food booth, with good home-cooked vienna, with Mrs. Jane Kelsey in charge; the candy booth where home made candies of all kinds will be sold by Mrs. Clara Wilson and her corps of assistants; and last, but not least, a fish pond where a variety of real prizes will "grab the bait." All persons having articles to donate are asked to have them at the Knights of Pythias hall, where the bazaar is held, by 1 o'clock, sharp. The evening will be devoted to the dance in charge of Mrs. Ella Clow and Mrs. Cleo West. Mitchell's orchestra will provide the music and a good time is assured. Music begins at 8 p.m. Dinner will be served in the Pythian banquet hall between 5 and 7 p.m., to which the public is invited. On Wednesday a card party will be given for Knights and Pythian Sisters, with prizes and Thanksgiving refreshments. "Sharp" Boys Play The B Sharp club boys met at the studio of Mrs. C. A. McCullah for a program of piano in which each played with particular merit. The list included: Little Boy Blue, (Livsey), Whistling solo, Warren Baker; "Busy Bees," "The Oriole," (Williams), Warren Baker; Waltz, (Spaulding), John Eaton; The Jolly Sailor, (Terry), Theodore Eaton; The Pony, (Converse), John Oris Sellinger; Russian Dance, (Diller and Quatile), Robert Mott; The Cuckoo, (Mae Alleen Erb); Charles Cuff; The Little Yellow Dog, (Mae Alleen Erb) Clyde Harris; The Frog, (Mae Alleen Erb), Jack Cleary. Attending the pleasant occasion. OUR AIM: TO SERVE YOU WELL AND FAITHFULLY — ALWAYS QUARTET Footwear processes they assure QUARTET wearing service enables us to our QUANTITIES Women's A Smart New Suit An attractive model in tan calf with cut-out quartet fancy tip. Covered tary heel. Good at only. ARS A PAIR of patterns in any number of fancy cut grey or black and every height heel act a crowd—and you know early seWomen's Black Kid Lace Boots This offer is exceptional. Made of the finest quality of kid. All sizes and widths. Goodyear welted soles; a pair .... Infants' Soft Sole Shoes The dollar kind. Low or high shoes. 69c Boy's Brown Calf Shoes style, in sizes up to 5½, with Goodyear welt soles. A t was made to sell at $5.00. Felt Slippers Brown in color. All sizes for men on sale $2.48 Men's Felt Slippers Of good grade felt padded elk soles. All sizes to 11. Only... $1.00 The list included: Little Boy Blue, (Livsey). Whistling solo, Warren Baker; "Busy Bees," "The Oriole," (Williams), Warren Baker; Waltz, (Spaulding), John Eaton; The Jolly Sailor, (Terry), Theodore Eaton; The Pony, (Converse). John Oris Sellinger; Russian Dance, (Diller and Quaile), Robert Mott; The Cuckoo, (Mae Alleen Erb). Charles Cuff; The Little Yellow Dog, (Mae Alleen Erb) Clyde Harris; The Frog, (Mae Alleen Erb). Jack Cleary. Attending the pleasant occasion were Mrs. Anson Mott, Mrs. John Sellinger, Mrs. L. T. Cleary, Mrs. J. A. Baker, Mrs. C. A. Cuff, and the young Messrs John Sellinger, Bobby Mott, Jack Cleary, Harold Brendle, Charles Cuff, Leonard Bennett, Warren Baker, Gerald Baker and Clyde Harris. Section on Way to U. S. Ebell's History section met with Mrs. P. G. Peck as usual, yesterday and discussed the economic and social conditions in Europe just before and at the time of Columbus journey to the new world. The commercial situation and articles for trade between the west and the east at that time and the act of closing the route by the Ottoman Turks, brought up the need to establish a new route to the east, which resulted in the ultimate discovery of America. The next meeting will take up the work of Italliana and Portuguese in preparing the way to start the expedition. Circle's Open Meeting Girls of the Queen Esther circle have been looking forward to tomorrow, Friday, evening for a long time, as that is the date for the open meeting. Beginning promptly at 7:30, the affair will be held in the White Temple. The thank offering will be received at this time and a program of readings vocal and instrumental music has been arranged. Mrs. A. G. Scudder, of Los Angeles, conference treasurer of the Woman's Home Missionary society, will be speaker of the evening. All church friends are invited. Refreshments will be served. Annual O.E.S. Party In giving the annual entertainment to husbands of the O. E. S. Whist club last night, a dinner that every one of them praised was served at 6:30. Cards claimed the interest of the 40 participants later, with prizes going to Mrs. John Kellenberger, first for ladies, and to L. Dahlman and Dean Hasson who had the same number of points. This lead to cutting for prize and Mr. Dahlman received first. Mrs. William Webb, Sr., and Mrs. Henry Hansen were hostesses of the evening. An attractive model in tan calf with cut-out quartet fancy tip. Covered tary heel. Good at only, $5.90 Men's Ma New Oxford For Sports Wear Men's Felt Slippers Of good grade felt padded elk soles. All sizes to 1L Only.. $1.00 Slippers $1.00 flexible soles and how to do it 100 a pair Boudoir Slippers for $1 men's black or brown with or padded kid soles. All $1.00 Ed or Brown Elk Shoes soles; broad toes; very flexible. Made to shape the growing child. $1.98 Shoe Store naheim In giving the annual entertainment to husbands of the O. E. S. Whist club last night, a dinner that every one of them praised was served at 6:30. Cards claimed the interest of the 40 participants later, with prizes going to Mrs. John Kellenberger, first for ladies, and to L. Dahlman and Dean Hasson who had the same number of points. This lead to cutting for prize and Mr. Dahlman received first. Mrs. William Webb, ar., and Mrs. Henry Hansen were hostesses of the evening. Masonic Club Meets The Orange County Masonic club met last evening for a dinner in Orange temple. The staff from Orange DeMolay exemplified the work of the order appearing in their new regalia. Supervisor Leon O. Whitsall made an address on history of Masonry to the more than 100 present. Meeting of Bankerettes Miss Madge Saunders was hostess to the Bankerettes at the regular meeting. Mrs. Bernard Dresser was present at the club guest. Visiting and Christmas fancy work was the interest of the evening, with luncheon served later by Miss Saunders. Wed in Santa Ana Miss Clara Yorde and Mrs. Jack Ironboltz were married Thursday in Santa Ana by Rev. H. G. Tutenhan. They were unattended and are passing their honeymon in Anaheim. Rebekahs To Initiate Lois Rebekahs will meet tomorrow evening with initiation as the interesting procedure. A social time will follow with refreshments. All visiting Rebekahs are most cordially urged to attend. Mrs. F. G. Westphal has returned from her visit in South Dakota where she was called some time ago through the illness of her father. She left him much improved and promising himself that he will never pass another winter in the rigorous climate. OUR AIM: TO SERVE YOU WELL AND FAITHFULLY -ALWAYS J.C.Penney Co. 571 DEPARTMENT STORES WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST THRUOUT THE YEAR 236 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM QUALITY SHOES At Quantity Prices Footwear for Men, Women and Children. The leather and the tanning processes they pass through, together with the high-grade workmanship, assures QUALITY and STYLE of the highest character and matchless wearing service. Purchasing for our hundreds of busy Department Stores enables us to offer superior shoes to you at the remarkably low prices which our QUANTITY buying permits. Women's Ties A Smart New Style An attractive new model in tan calf skin with cut-out quarter and fancy tip. Covered military heel. Good values at only. Dress Pumps At a Saving! Black Satin Pumps trimmed with suede. Cut-out front and side gore to insure snug fit. Covered Spanish heel. Patent Leather Pumps for Women Strap Pumps with lattice front in a popular new style, 9/8-inch heel with rubber tap. A good value at our low price. An attractive new model in tan calf skin with cut-out quarter and fancy tip. Covered military heel. Good values at only, $5.90 Black Satin Pumps trimmed with suede. Cut-out front and side gore to insure snug fit. Covered Spanish heel. $5.90 Strap Pumps with lattice front in a popular new style, 9/8-inch heel with rubber tap. A good value at our low price. $3.49 Men's Durable Work Shoes Made of 100% All-Leather When it comes to work shoes, what you are interested in is the most wear you can get for the least money. Our work shoes are made with that requirement in mind, for the materials and leathers are the kind that wear. And our prices are lower than you'll find elsewhere, due to our enormous buying power. You will save money on the work shoes you buy here! This Trade Mark in Every Pair J.C. PENNETT CO. It's Your Assurance of Long Satisfying Service Our Prices Range From $1.98 to $4.98 New Oxford For Sports Wear Crepe Soled Oxford Women's Oxford $1.98 to $4.98 New Oxford For Sports Wear A cleyer new model for women; developed in brown calf with mishigany trim. Comfortable low heel with rubber tap. Welt sole. A good value at $4.50 Crepe Soled Oxford For Misses Tan Oxford, trimmed with fancy stitching. Vulcanized crepe soles. Blucher style. A very smart shoe at a low price. $4.98 Women's Oxford A Smart New Style A popular and stylish Oxford in gun metal calf skin. Comfortable walking heels with rubber tap. Welt sole. Good values at only $3.98 Patent Leather Shoes For Girls and Children Patent leather Shoes with dull tops. Comfortable broad toes. Stitchdown soles. Imitation tip. Spring heel. Excellent values! 8½ to 8 8½ to 11½ $2.49 $2.98 Women's Hylos Leather Sole and Heel $1.69 Wear collar buttoned down as pictured, or turned up. Good value!