oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-28

500 EXPECTED AT REALTY BANQUET Arrangements have been made to meet 500 guests at the Industrial Conference dinner at the Elk's Club, Dec. 6, Romaine C. Berger, chairman of the committee, took his fellow realtors today at the weekly luncheon meeting in the Legion Auxiliary headquarters. The affair is likely to be the biggest in point of attendance ever held at the Elk's club. Of this number 200 or maybe more will be secretaries of C. of C.'s of the Southland, invited here by Secretary Geo. W. Reid. The conference is under the auspices of the California Real Estate Assn. and was to have been held last May in connection with the fourth annual California Valencia Orange Show. Experts in real estate and topics allied with it will speak. Berger also reported on the matter of a class in real estate at the U. of C., Southern Branch. He said he had asked Secretary H. H. Nixon of the Bullerton board to let him know how many candidates for the course the board there would furnish, and then he could go ahead and arrange for one class made up of members of both boards. Fifty-seven letters have been sent to boards throughout the state, asking them how many members intended to take the course. Secretary J. L. Swarthout read a clipping from The Plain Dealer a newspaper of Jennings County, Ind., containing a letter from one George Andrews, of Los Angeles, former Indianan, in which Andrews paints a doleful picture of conditions in the Southland. Andrews mentions the foot and mouth epidemic of some months ago, the drought and alleged consequent limiting of crops, and advises his old friends not to come to California unless they are well supplied with cash. “There are hundreds, yes thousands of idle people in and around Los Angeles at this time.” Foreign News MADRID—Gen. Primo River president of the directory commander of the Moroccan cepaign, today decorated for vicar Sergeant of Engineers Gar Marcos, who drove an armored and directed its crew of eight the capture of an enemy gun the killing of fifty rebellious rocceans. MEXICO CITY—Pres. Obrega who retires to private life w Pres. Elect Callos is inaugurated Sunday, today was a member the Japanese Order of the Chrysanthemum, conferred for his friendly services for the empire. REVEL—Sentences of life improvement at hard labor were passed on 40 Communists convicted conspiring to overthrow the thonian government. A Class Ad is best little salesman regardless of reports of real estate brokers and other unsrucuous sources." 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 BOTH AT SENSATIONAL PRICE CONCESSIONS ON SALE. TWO DOLLARS A The styles are oxford and straps in a big variety of patterns in any numplain effects. The colors are biege, brown, grey or black, and every heiA to EE. These values will attract a crowd—and you know early select BOY'S BROWN CALF SHOES Blucher style, in sizes up to 5½, made with Goodyear welt soles. A shoe that was made to sell at $5.06. On sale ..... $2.98 Felt Slippers Padded sides; tan colors to select from. Rubber trimmed. 89c Elk Shoes for Men Brown in color. All sizes for men on sale $2.48 Men's Felt Slippers Of good grade felt padded silk soles. All sizes to ll. Only.. $1.00 Patent Kid Strap Slippers for 1 and 2 Strap Slippers For Women. $1.00 89c Men's Felt Slippers Of good grade felt padded silk soles. All sizes to 11. Only. $1.00 Patent Kid Strap Slippers for Children All sizes. 30 in. 2 with one or two straps, long waring. $1.98 Size 5 to 6 same as above. $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 Boudoir Slii Women's black or brw leather or padded kidsizes Men! See These Splendid Long Wearing Shoes on Sale In black or brown solid leather; Blucher or hood; Goodyour weted soles. $3.98 Smoked or Bro Good heavy soles; broad toes; w the foot of the growing child. All sizes to 2. Kafateria Shoe S 109 West Center St., Anaheim Foreign News DRID—Gen. Primo Rivera, agent of the directory and under of the Moroccan campany today decorated for valor in the capture of an enemy gun and willing of fifty rebellious Morifico City—Pres. Obregon, detires to private life when Elect. Calles is inaugurated today was a member of Japanese Order of the Chrysanm, conferred for his friendness for the empire. Ad is best little saloon. less of reports of real esrokers and other unscrupuresources." CONDITION FAVORS ACCIDENT VICTIM Word received from the bedside of Mrs. P. L. Beard, who is in Ramona hospital, San Bernardino, indicates she is improving, but will be confined to the hospital for a time longer. Mrs. Beard and her mother were injured Saturday evening being run down by an auto while crossing the street. Mrs. Beard is suffering from a fractured skull and bruises and her mother with lacerations and bruises. Mr. Beard a limotype operator on the Plain Dealer, will remain in San Bernardino until Mrs. Beard is able to leave the hospital. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA George Collins, San Francisco; L. J. Sechrist, Miss E. Hathaway, John Allingham, G. C. Dunford, and A. S. Campbell, Los Angeles. If we'd determine the amount of humidity by hygrometer, instead of the amount of heat by the thermometer, we'd save on both coal and doctor bills. URGE REVISION OF RUM TREATY ANCOUVER, D. C., Nov. 28 Revision of treaty between Canada and the United States designed to regulate liquor amuggilag from this country will be requested by Washington as an outcome of the upheaval at San Francisco, involving nearly 100 Vancouver and British Columbia men alleged by Americans to be Pacific Coast rum runners. It is announced here. Formal representations will be made thru ambassador... channels early in the new year for such sweeping regulations that no further cargo of liquor will be able to leave Vancouver, or any other British Columbia or Atlantic port, ostensibly for South America, but actually for United States cities. The draft of a new treaty is already being prepared at the American capital, the principal clause placing an insurmountable handicap upon the liquor ring which shipped many millions of dollars worth of booze thru Vancouver alone in 1924. It is proposed by the U.S. state department, acting upon urgent representations of the prohibition enforcement bureau, that vessels leaving Canada shall prove their arrival in the South American parts for which now clear, and shall also show on indoubtable authority that the cargoes they carry are actually put over the side and landed in Mexico or any other place designated in the customs and port papers. It will be necessary if Canada agrees to the regulations requested, for a ship's captain to obtain documentary proof from a British consul, trade commissioner or other government agent, supporting his claim that he delivered the cargo to the destination stated when he obtained permission to sail from a port in the dominion. Affidavits so obtained and impossible of forgery or "fixing" will have to be returned to the port of clearance here before the Canadian customs bend is lifted, and the deposit left by the shipper of the cargo returned. ALL SIZES IN THE ASSORTMENT but not each size in every style—but the assortment of 3700 pair affords all a wonderful selection. RS TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR THUSAND PAIR BOUGHT RECENTLY IN SALE. RS A PAIR Patterns in any number of fancy cut out or back, and every height heel—widths from know early selection is the best. Women’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 .... 50c Infants’ Soft Sole Shoes The dollar kind. Low or high shoes. 69c How to Solve Puzzle The words start in the numbered squares and run either across and down. Only one letter is placed in each white square. If the proper words are found each combination of letters in the white squares will form words. The key to the puzzle—the first word—is given in the drawing. Below are keys to the other words. PICTURE PUZZLES FOR CHILDREN Here's something absolutely original in cross word puzzles for the children. It will appeal to the little ones because the drawing around the puzzle helps them solve it. Other words in the puzzle often carry out the general idea of the drawing. We plan to give you three of these puzzles a week, the puzzle running one day and a duplicate of it with the letters inserted the following day. Buy Your X Candy at L Broken Mixed 20c lb PICTURES! Imitations of smaller. Such "The End of" STEAM ENGINE Worth two price. Lane's $1.00 EAC SERVE SELF Armour's T Limit 2 can SUO 10 lbs FRESH EG GUARANTEE Infants' Soft Sole Shoes The dollar kind. Low or high shoes. 69c Slippers $1.00 flexible soles and how to do it a pair Boudoir Slippers for $1 men's black or brown with leather or padded kid's soles. All $1.00 Ked or Brown Elk Shoes very soles; broad toes; very flexible. Made to shape of the growing child. $1.98 Shoe Store anaheim How to Solve Puzzle The words start in the numbered squares and run either across and down. Only one letter is placed in each white square. If the proper words are found each combination of letters in the white squares will form words. The key to the puzzle—the first word—is given in the drawing. Below are keys to the other words. (Running Across) Word 1 is the man the children found at the signboard. Word 4 "—are red, violets are blue." (Running Down) Word 1 is a ferocious jungle beast. Word 2 is what took old Dobbin's place (plural). Word 3 is a fruit little folks like. Wednesday's Puzzle Answered Cleanliness being next to Godliness, there are no roller towels in heaven. CALIF. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924 XMAS Headquarters Bring the children, they will enjoy a visit at Lane's Toy Dept. Make Lane's your Christmas Store. Be sure and visit Lane's— ANAHEIM'S BIGGEST STORE FOR LITTLE THINGS DOLLS We have a large assortment of Dolls. Bring the children to see our Doll Dept. 5¢ up to $1.59 YELLOW TAXI This is a mechanical toy that will receive a pleasant welcome with any child. Choice 50¢ each DOLLS We have a large assortment of Dolls. Bring the children to see our Doll Dept. 5¢ up to $1.59 YELLOW TAXI This is a mechanical toy that will receive a pleasant welcome with any child. Choice 50¢ each Buy Your Xmas Candy at Lane's Broken Mixed Candy 20c lb. LANE'S PRICE Box Chocolates $1.50 Boxes 98c each Missouri Chocolate Drops 25c lb. PICTURES! PICTURES! PICTURES! Imitations of famous Paintings. Many are as large as 17x22, some smaller. Such pictures as "The Lone Wolf," "Spring Song," "The End of the Trail," etc. Values $2.75 up to $5.00 and $6.00 Choice Saturday at Lane's $1.00 each STEAM ENGINES Worth twice our price. Lane's Price $1.00 EACH We have a large assortment of Holly Boxes. Look over our assortment. Building BLOCKS Bring the children to our Toy Dept. SERVE SELF Grocery Department SERVE SELF Armour's Tall Size Milk Limit 12 cans 2 cans 15c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Saturday only; limit 6 cans 5c each SUGAR 10 lbs. - 78c BEN HUR SOAP 10 bars ... 39c FRESH EGGS GUARANTEED In 1-Doz Carton DEL MONTE CATSUP Pint size CAMPBELL'S POKE & BEANS 10c can SUGAR 10 lbs. - 78c BEN HUR SOAP 10 bars ... 39c FRESH EGGS GUARANTEED In 1-Doz. Carton Dozen ... 48c JEVNE'S 15 oz. size RAISINS 10c pkg. SANTA CLARA 60 to 70 Size PRUNES 3 Pounds ... 25c DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 5c can Soquel Brand No. 2½ BROKEN SLICE PINEAPPLE 25c each EXTRA CHOICE BLACK FIGS 16c lb. DEL MONTE CATSUP Pint size 19c each Fancy Creamery BUTTER In Quarters—Lb. 44c Red Seal BURBANK 10 lbs. ... 22c Extra Choice COMB HONEY 30c DEL MONTE FRUIT SALAD 25c can ARMOUR'S EASTERN BACON 34c lb. CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS 10c can PURE CREAM CHEESE 28c lb. Terminal Brand SWEET CORN 2 Cans ... 25c TERMINAL SWEET PEAS 2 for 29c Terminal Brand No. 2½ PUMPKIN 2 for ... 25c TERMINAL NO. 2 PINK SALMON 15c can LANE'S CHAIN STORES CO., Inc. 138 W. Center Street Anaheim, Calif.