oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-24

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925 CALUMPIT CAMP VISIT LEGION A very short business session of Calumpit Camp, Spanish War Veterans, was held Tuesday night owing to the fact that the Camp adjourned at 8:00 p.m. and went in a body to Anaheim, to visit Anaheim Post of the American Legion by special invitation. Patriotic Instructor R. H. Lee reported on the business of handling the flag etiquette cards. He was forced to solicit a copyright to prevent outsiders from taking up the scheme. C. W. Hannah, a former resident of Santa Ana and a member of Company L, 7th Calif., Vols. during the Spanish American War, now a resident of Hollywood, and a member of Hollywood Camp No. 83, attended the meeting with a message of good wishes. Commander of the Camp, Walter W. Tantlinger, was authorized to appoint a mustering committee of five with a Past Commander as the chairman, to take charge of important doings. An invitation has been received to a meeting of J. Franklin Beir camp on Monday night, April 27, at Eagles hull, San Pedro. DIES AFTER PARTY TORONTO, April 24.—Carl W. Lynn, actor and a leading member of "the Dream Girl" Company, died in a hospital here last night, the aftermath of a "party" at the King Edward Hotel Wednesday night. Lynn had been found early yesterday morning, his head bleeding and apparently unconscious from a fractured skull. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. Roosevelts Off on First Leg of Hunting Trip to "Top of the World" in Quest of Rare Ovis P This photograph was taken as Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt were sailing from New York on board the Leviathan to meet the rest of their hunting party in England. Their goal is Chinese Turkestan, high in the Himalayas, and chief among their quests. is the ovis poli, prototype of the mountain sheep of the world, which Marco Polo first described in the journal of his trip to the Celebrities in the thirteenth century such terms that for centuries was thought to have embroidered the truth. Another object is long-haired tiger that lurks in jungle at the foot of the Tian Shan range. The expedition will observe specimens of bird and animal for the Field Museum of Chicago. The green things are attractive in spring, and even the sophisticated ones seem more charming. The prize optimist is one figure out how much he earns in taxes by not making ten sand a year. 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It was an original Ziegfeld hit, with Marilyn Miller as its star; For more than 70 weeks "Sally" ran continuously on Broadway; then it took to the road, scoring long runs in Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia, and eventually touring the entire country. It also played one solid year in London. During its stage life "Sally" is credited with having earned more than $4,000,000 gross receipts for the producers. It was written by Guy Bolton and Jerome Kern, and after First National bought the rights as starring vehicle for Colleen Moore, June Mathis, noted for her adatation of "The Four Horsemen" and "Blood and Sand," was chosen to transform "Sally" into picture form. PASADENA—Approximately 3,900 delegates were in Pasadena today for the 33rd annual convention of the Los Angeles County Christian Endeavor Union. The conferences begin tonight with the Rev. J. W. Brougher, of Los Angeles, slated to deliver the Main address. The session will continue thru Sunday night. His head was bumped in a filver wreck. "Didn't hurt much," said he. It happened in a train wreck. "Sue 'em for ten thousand," said he. SANTA FE SANTA PE LEASE, April 24. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Loomis, had as guest Sunday, Mr. Loomis' sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Berk of Huntington Park. Mr. and Mrs. Richards and son motored to Laguna Beach Sunday where they enjoyed the day. Mr. and Mrs. Jones spent the weekend in Long Beach with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Cullen and daughter Louise all of this lease and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman of Placentia motored to San Diego-co, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Branon of Long Beach have moved on this lease in the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spear who moved in a house farther up the ave. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stahlman spent Saturday night with an uncle of Mr. Stahlman's who is living on the Kraemer Lease. Sunday morning the party motored to Laguna and Balboa beaches where they spent the day fishing. Mrs. Bennett received the sad news of the death of her father Mr. Finley of Mansfield, Missouri. His death occurred about a week before Mrs. Benett was notified. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elder spent Sunday motorizing. They were at Balboa and Newport Beaches. Later they went to Whittier where they spent the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whittigan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greminger had as geust Tuesday and Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. John of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schrader, Olive and Miss Pinche, motored to Orange Sunday, Later Mr., and Sherry returned to Olive they spent the afternoon and Mrs. David Lightle and ters, Viola and Marie Schreiber and Harold and daughter spent Sunday at Orange-Dr. A.C. Foy of Ana-a guest at the home of Mrs. Jones of this lease Wr. Mr. Tex Humphrey Beach and Miss Sadie Jones lease spent Tuesday w Brackne of Whittier. Mrs. Nell Spear and Helen spent the weekes Angeles with friends. Mrs. H. Schryer spent evening in Brea with Mr Steagman. Those who attended the Brea Tuesday night of were Mr. and Mrs.F sons, Mrs.Carnine and C.Williams, Mrs.Lyle Bill Bloom, Raymond H Chester Flynn. Mrs.J.J.Andrews of Long Beach spent end at the Schryer hotel lease. They spent Friday at the Boyle home in B Mr. and Mrs.Tom A Class Ad will bring you results. & NELSON & NELSON Formerly Sebastian Brothers Anaheim Polo Coats For Little Tots Best quality, becoming style; regular $8.50; special for Kiddies' Hats Summer Wash Hats and straws, light and dark, for boys and girls; many styles; special for— 50c and up 1400 YARDS DRESS VOILES Of the very latest patterns. Several qualities, including Normandy and imported cloths, as low as per yard 35c GENUINE PETER PAN PRINTS These fine imported Ginghams have guaranteed fast colors. Per yard 59c FAST-COLOR HELVETIA CLOTH Those new sport designs for snappy dresses and suits. You'll like the colors and stripes. Per yard— 65c and 59c IMPORTED ENGLISH BROADCLOTH Orange, tan, green and blue—with wide contrasting stripes. Per yard 98c STRIPED RADIUM SILKS Those new sport designs for anappy dresses and suits. You'll like the colors and stripes. Per yard— 65c and 59c IMPORTED ENGLISH BROADCLOTH Orange, tan, green and blue—with wide contrasting stripes. 98c Per yard STRIPED RADIUM SILKS Beautiful tan background, with pleasing contrasting stripes. $2.50 Per yard BOY'S KNIT UNION SUITS Light weight, comfortable for summer. Short sleeves and knee length. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Per Suit - - 59c WASH SUITS Child's Sizes 1 to 7 Romper style; gingham and cambrie. Priced down to— 75c KIDDIES' SUITS Blouse and pants of romper cloth, and plain suitting. $1.45 Step-Ins Princess Slips Nail snooks, Lingeries, Silkallines, Longcloths, Crepes and Silks — all new designs and sure to please. 59c to $7.50 CALIF. Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. John Marcott of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive and Miss Bonnie Finche, motored to Orange-co park Sunday, Later Mr. and Mrs. Schryer returned to Olive, where they spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. David Lightle and daughters, Viola and Marie Schryer, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot and sons Boby and Harold and daughter Jane also spent Sunday at Orange-co park. Dr. A. C. Poy of Anaheim was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones of this lease Wednesday. Mr. Tex Humphrey of Long Beach and Miss Saddle Jones of this lease spent Tuesday with Mrs. Brackne of Whittier. Mrs. Nell Spear and daughter Helen spent the weekend in Los Angeles with friends. Mrs. H. Schryer spent Tuesday evening in Brea with Mr. and Mrs. Steagman. Those who attended the show at Brea Tuesday night of this lease were Mr. and Mrs. Finche and sons, Mrs. Carmine and sons, Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. Lyle and sons Bill Bloom, Raymond Peralto and Cheter Flynn. Mrs. J. J. Andrews and family of Long Beach spent the week-end at the Schryer home on this lease. They spent Friday evening at the Boyle home in Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harriman were show visitors at Brea Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carnine and family spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Miss Florence Hess of Anaheim was on this lease at the Williams home Tuesday. Mrs. Peralto spent the weekend in Los Angeles with friends. Mrs. Bert Weick and son James and daughter, Mary and Mable are spending a few days in Euclapa with Mr. Weick's parents, Miss Jessie Weick is keeping house for her fatehr while her mother is away. The more free and violent his own expressed opinions, the less he is willing to grant freedom of expression to others. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the powder in hot or cold water. No Cooking Safe Milk and Diet For Infants, Growing Children, Invalids, Nursing Mothers, etc. Food-Drink for All Ages Rich milk, combined with extract of choice grains. 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Extra Fancy Strawberries . . . 14c PEAS, 4 lbs. . . . . 25c SPINACH, 4 for . . . . 10c Large Head Lettuce, 3 for .. 10c Large Artichokes, 3 for .. 25c Choice Cauliflower . . . . 10c New Potatoes, 4 lbs. . . . 25c ALPHA BETA MARKET PLATE BOIL Savings 10c BRISKET BOIL 8c Beef Pot Roast . . . 15c up Smoked Picnic Ham . . 21c Hamburger, lb . . . 15c Bacon Backs . . . 33c Bacon Squares, lb. . . . 21c Eastern Smoked Ham, (half or whole) . . . 31c Eastern Smoked Skinned Ham (half or whole) . . . 35c Gerrard Bros. & Hanson Center St. Phone 297