oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-12

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 Santa Claus Says Come to Toyland Xmas Headquarters We expect to have the largest assortment of Toys and Gifts IN ORANGE CO.—BUY AT LANE'S AND SAVE —These Specials are Good for Saturday and Monday— 20 in. Mama Dolls This is a $2.50 value and must be seen to be appreciated. Unbreakable head. While 400 last— — 20 in. Mama Dolls This is a $2.50 value and must be seen to be appreciated. Unbreakable head. While 400 last— $1.25 each EXTRA SPECIAL—WHILE 50 SETS LAST—GENUINE CUT GLASS 1 CUT GLASS PITCHER 6 Cut Glass Tumblers All for $1.25 SPECIAL SAT—GENUINE CUT GLASS LEMONADE SETS IN HOLLY BOXES This wonderful value $1.25 a set Silk Boudoir Caps See them to be pleased $1.00 each EXTRA LARGE Fancy Turkish Bath Towel While they last 59c each A LARGE ASSORTMENT Pictures & Mirrors Your choice $1.00 each IMPORTED China Cups and Saucers 25c For Cup and Saucer Ladies' Boxed Imported Linen Handkerchiefs 75c Box Holly Boxes A large assortment 5, 10 and 15c We have a large ass't of Dressed Dolls That we are selling at 50c each BOY SCOUT RED RIDING HOOD, BOY BLUE DOLLS $1.00 each High Grade Box Candies $1.50 box Special 85c Box Electric Light Tree Outfits—8 outlets 90c Each Genuine Imported Linen Ladies Handkerchiefs A large assortment at 35c each Ladies' Silk Hose 59c Pair 2 Pair $1.00 Elans Irish Lawn Box Paper 35c box MECHANICAL Train and Tracks $1.00 Complete Children's Boxed Fancy Handkerchiefs 35c box SERVE GROCERY DEPT. SELF SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY LUX! LUX! LUX! Limit 3 packages 3 for 25c SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Limit 2 to customer 24½ lbs. $1.25 SERVE SELF GROCERY DEPT. SERVE SELF SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY LUX! LUX! LUX! Limit 3 packages 3 for 25c SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Limit 2 to customer 24½ lbs. $1.25 Blue Can Karo Syrup 1 lb. 8 oz. 10c each Terminal Brand Lima Beans 2 for 29c Red Can Karo Syrup 1 lb. 8 oz. 2 for 25c P. & G. Soap Limit 10 bars to customer 10 Bars 39c SUGAR 10 lbs. - 78c TERMINAL Peaches No. 2½ Size 23c can TERMINAL PUMPKIN No. 2½ size 15c Can ARMOUR'S EASTERN BACON 34c lb. Del Monte Catsup, Pints 21c each OUR SPECIAL Fancy Creamery Butter IN QUARTERS 45c lb. RED SEAL BURBANK POTATOES 10 lbs. 22c Longhorn Cheese 28c lb. Jevne's Tall Can Milk 3 for 25c FRESH EGGS GUARANTEED In 1 dos, cartons 45c Dozen SANTA CLARA 60-75 PRUNES 3 lbs. 25c Terminal No. 2 Can Sweet Corn 2 for 25c Terminal Sweet Pea NO. 2 CANS 2 cans 29c LANE'S CHAIN STORES CO. INC. 138 W. Center Street Anaheim, California THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Girl Reared By Chinese Doctor Learns At Altar She Is White When Miss Evelyn Kendall Moy and Henry E. Hinkley, shown above, arranged for their wedding at Billings, Mont., recently Miss Moy believed that she was of Chinese extraction. She had been reared by Dr. Moy Hing, Chinese physician, and his When Miss Evelyn Kendall Moy and Henry E. Hinkley, shown above, arranged for their wedding at Billings, Mont., recently Miss Moy believed that she was of Chinese extraction. She had been reared by Dr. Moy Hing, Chinese physician, and his white wife. Just before the wedding Mrs. Moy revealed to the girl that she was but a foster child of the doctor's and that her real mother was a wealthy Toronto, Kan., merchant's wife. HANGS FOR MURDER OF TWO CONVICTS WALLA WALLA, Wash., Dec. 12.—With little sign of emotion, Thomas Walton, 40, slayer of S. P. Burri and George MacDonald fellow prisoners at Walla state penitentiary, Oct. 7, 1923, was hanged on the gallows near the scene of his crime today. The trap was sprung at 5:40 a.m. and Walton was pronounced dead a few minutes later by the prison physician. His only pre-death statement was a request that the death warrant be not read. Walton struck down Burt with a long knife while they marched from religious services at the prison here. It came as the criminalization of a feud which developed after their escape from San Quentin prison where both were serving life terms for murder. Walton also fatally stabbed George MacDonald, another convict, before he was subdued. NEXT MONDAY LAST DAY TO PAY TAXES Dec. 15 next Monday, is the last day before payment of income taxes becomes delinquent. Rex B. Goodcell, Collector of Internal Revenue, warns the public. Those who haven't received bills should communicate with Goodcell's office in Los Angeles. SPIRITUALIST MEETINGS Rev. Dr. A. H. Engelhardt of Erie, Pa., and Providence, R. I., well known lecturer and Divine Healer, late of Germany is on a healing and lecture tour through different states of the U.S.A. to expound Christian Spiritualism and is to lecture in Anaheim Sunday, Dec. 14 and Dec. 21 under auspices of the First Spiritualist Ass'n of Anaheim at K. P. hall DENY INCREASED GUN ELEVATION TOKYO, Dec. 12.—Emphatic denial was made here today by both the foreign office and the navy department that Japan has increased the gun elevation of her battleships. The foreign office declared that the government has prepared a statement on the subject of gun elevation for transmission to both the United States and Great Britain but that this statement is beingemporarily held up. The foreign office added that Japan will not start elevation of her guns before an exchange of views on the matter has been made with other naval powers. Japan will live up to the terms of the Washington disarmament conference and will complete the scrapping of surplus warship tonage before next Feb. 17, according to officials at the navy department. It was also learned here today at the navy department that the United States was the only power which did not agree to Japan's request to save the battleship Mikasa from being junked. The Mikasa was wanted as a monument to commemorate Japan's great naval victory over the Russians at Tushima. Japanese naval officials are keenly interested in reports from America that the United States is building a dirigible at Seattle for a trans-Pacific flight. When the east wind blows, rheumatic toes will ache and swell like sixty. at 7:30 p.m. and will also conduct a special Divine Healing service at 3:30 p.m. G. O. PAYNE G. O. PAYNE Cash Grocery 138 E. Center St. 12½ lbs. FINE GRANULATED Sugar $1 No. 1 Scratch Feed, per 100...$3.35 A-1 Flour, 98 lb. Sack...$4.45 Sunmaid Raisins, 15 oz. 11c Extra Choice Dried Peaches, per lb. 15c Fancy Citron Peel, per lb. 60c Dromedary Dates, package 20c Suetene, 8 lb. pail net weight ...$1.50 Golden West Peanut Butter, lb. can 25c Pop Corn that Pops, 3 lb. 25c Dunbar Shrimps, per can 19c Tall Cans Milk, all brands 9c Falkenstein's Pre-Holiday GARMENT SALE! Hundreds of Brand New Hundreds of Brand New COATS AND DRESSES Decisively R Dresses $12.85 C $19.00 Dresses $12.85 TO $33.00 $19.00 TO $68.00 Make Your Christmas Selections Early White Stocks are at their Best Falkenstein's Anaheim, California