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Press-Courier from Oxnard, California • Page 4

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Press-Courieri
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Oxnard, California
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THE OXNAKP DAILY COuitlCft, MONDAY, OCTOBER XT, One Dodge Commercial Car Ready for Immediate Delivery. W. J. BOOTH Dealer in Dodge Brothers Motor Cars Phone 455X2 Peerless Motor Cars GARAGE THE WHITE TRUCK! is acknowledged to be the STANDARD commercial vehicle in this country today. MADE IN ALL SIZES TO FIT ALL TRANSPORTATION.

Investigate the White Truck before you buy. Western Garage Dealers for Ventura County Phone 374 424 State Street Santa Barbara FOR YOUR AUCTION SALES GET JOHN HUTCHISON FOR YOUR AUCTIONERR. CALL AT THIS OFFICE OR WIRE YUM ARIZONA, THIRD STREET. WHEN YOU ARE ILL Our Hospital has the best equipment for your care- located high on the side hill overlooking the town of Ventura; just recently refurnished and remort- eled, where graduate nurses are on duty night anfv day, and where your own physician has charge your case. Special facilities for surgical and maternity cases.

Address, Superintendent, for terms and prices. ELIZABETH BARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VENTURA, CALIFORNIA Seat Covers AUTO TOPS Top Dressing AUTOMOBSLE TRIMMING Siationary Tops Tops Recovered Plate Glass Work H. HALL, Prop. Genera. Upholstering 412 A Street Phone 407 Oxnard.

Cal. DELMAS' JEWELRY STORE GLASSES Scientifically fitted by our opUcian C. M. LAM80N A registtred optometrist ol kng Us We preserve oor prescriptions. We can ao by whom mnn carry a good stock ot lenses ready edged and No long wait, and sccuracy guaranteed, NOTE: Having all of Dr.

Jones' Inrlte tola former patrons to can for any duplicate lenses or repairs, JEWCLRY tTOfte Cal. This is 1cr your Leave It At Nill's The i coinniitlue of the Oo 1 1 '-ociely ie i iiiust Unit all liniahyd U- left at 1 drug stoie tins not l.iti-i Thmsday niom- The committee wishes to invcii- i i(s and 'co a is needed foi the coming baz.iar. They i Assist i popular young 'adies from i i assist at the candy booth at Berlwood Friday evening at the Hallowe'en dance and card party Miss Maud Lathi QP. Louise McFarland. Miss Ruth Virrlon.

Jesbie Richardson and Miss Dell The booth is in charge of MIPS Hence Canet and Miss Cama- nllo Three Fortune Tellers Tin OP foi tellers will delve into th" at the a barn dance at Berylwood this conuirj Mis Lou Donostell. Mr. R. Bird of Ventura, and Miss Grace Sears of Oxnard. ill each a booth and icveal the past, present and as well as adMse 3011 in matters of interest to you.

There aie caidg for those who do not dance and all the ranchers i be interested in seeing the barn ar.d the perfect arrangements made for the housing of the cattle Informal dress will prevail, business or outing suits for men and for the ladies, either sport suits or gingham dresses. The music will be well worth listening to. being the Raymond Needham orchestra from Los Angeles. Philaian Call Club Yesterday at the Methodist Sunday- school, the Philaian Call club was re- I THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK follow life. various callings in The fact that their experience is diversified, lends to the management and policies ot this Bank a breadth and scope that could not I hoped for if the minds of the officials were a 11 grooved in paiticular channel.

The combined judgment- of these men, as represented, is at the ('ibpo-al of our p.i- trons. THE Fmsi NATIONAL BANK of Oxnard Largest and best equipped Commercial Bank in Centura County BANK IN VENTURA COUNTY 4 in co-operation with the school authorities and the local physician? in organized by a number of high school I relieving cases of among the girls who attend that Sunday schoul. This club was originally organized about two jears ago, but since many of the members have dropped out it was thot best to reorganize the club. After a Sundaj school lesson, a meet- school children and the indigent sick. The success of this evening's fit may be somewfiat handicapped oy the show at the opera house, but the committee wish to announce that they will be glad to serve refreshing was held to elect officers.

it ments after the show to those who do Miss Dollie Bright acting as chat-1 not attend the card party. The re-1 man. The following girls were elect- freshments are to consist of sanrt-, ed: President. Ruth vice- wiches P'ckles, Home-made dough-j president. Helen Powers: secretary i nuts and coffee.

Quite a number of jvera Wimberley: treasurei, Veda' tables have been reserved but there; Jenkins: repoiter. Irene McKesshon. I wl11 be lent of room for a11 comers I even ithout a reservation. Prizes i 'Surprise Party 1 wil1 be awarded to each table ana i A very enjoyable surprise a i i i ed that the bal1 vin De 1 was given last Saturday evening to Raymond Fan ell at Lis home on the Patterson ranch The was ar- ranged by his sisters. Misses Kate i and Julia.

During Raymond's absence the assembled and upon his re-j turn he was greeted by his guests. I Dancing was indulged until a late hour the guests were led the dining room where a beautifully i appointed luncheon as served. The table "ft as decorated with dainty Hal- lowe'en favors and each guest found his fortune concealed in a nut shell. Those enjoying the affair were: Misses Mary McCormick. Julia Sian- gan.

Helen Kapp, Angela Murray. Dorothy Diefenbach. Kate and Julia Farrell; Messrs. Hubert McCormack, Aiphonse Gartiser, George Bilhngei, Frank Barr, Edward Maulhardt. Mark McLaughlin.

Tom, Edward and Raymond Farrell. filled. AJdUUMJ THE WOELD WITB THE AMERICAN CROSS. AtSalonlki. The veritable mountains of relief supplies turned out by the millions nl I chapter workers during tlie war ua uc iUB TM ad the At erica row one of the biggest "manufacturing concerns IT fin riv i no cor wa Pretty Dancing Party ghen by the younger set was that given by Rose Sickels and Robert Beardsiey at the Beardsley I home on Magnolia avenue, Saturday eveninsr.

The bouse was decorated in jellow chrysanthemums. In the fire place a large kettle was placed from hi yellow ribbons extended and puilini; the ribbons a fortune After the Jaiir- iiur. rcfrcjshnjents were a ttiljle dff orated a 3a each uuv-t recHvisis a small jack l.int'Tii wjUi candy. i center was a lamp covered i Hallow is crepe Thr-P- i In the world, with great warehouse space at tcores of strategic points all around the globe. One the biggest distribution cen- ti-rs was at Saloniki.

Greece, nnd in this picture Bulgarian prisoners of war are seen there unloading a Red Cross carer, of 2,300 boxes from a French transport. At the right Is seen one of liit- American Red Cross Everybody is prasing the new Mystery on its beauty of design. Its stream line body, extra heavy crown fenders and slanting windshield, gives it an appearance found only in high priced cars. The car is small but the beauty of design is distinct. "Examine it closely." Hutchinson Motor Car Co.

(Incorporated) TIMETABLE Pickwick Stages and UNITED STAGES Los Angeles; nnd Santa Barbara Northbound Oxnard-- 1:20 p.m. 2:50 p.m. 5:50 p. Santa Barbara and Los Angeles Southbound Leave OxEtird-- 2:40 p. m.

DL 1:10 S.OL 10:18 a.m 11:40 a m12: 10 p.m. jt.m. m. Santa Susana Paes Local Oxnard-Northbound Sountbbound 10:05 a. m.

1:00 p.m. 7:80 p. m. 4:60 p.m. 109 E.

Flftn Street Telephone -Home 430 MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR AIR RACE AROUND WORLD rushing relief 1 fering was crc Commodore Louis D. Beaumont. Prizes amounting to more than a million dollars will be offered by the International Air Derby for a race around the world. Commodore heads the organizing committee. lis ass3 Marserv Usofcrbach.

IValrioc Ii'Mrdj-l-fj. idia C'arK. CJr.rtnf NYv. i.V. Interpretative Dancers.

Xov "Pi arid Xov. 2.1. There are few residents of Oxmrd and Tlrjnity that do not fcmow where Trinity is loc-aled or tlie manj A(3ra71 tapes that 51 offers that Juafces it fri popular wilh yoar friends. Hotel Triaily. of which Trinity anditonun: 3s a part, is probably tnc most building 3n iLos Angeles.

It located on Grand Avenue at street: it 5s only two blocks thf new Sevt-nUs street shopping four from Broadw a and its many pjnces of simusc- ami just outside the noise duM. of the "downtown" Ifeorongh- fares. are three garages within a block and there Is no restriction ns io the lime of parking your machine. We have three hundred anfi fifty "FIre-pTOGf Rooms" and they are all and the rate most reasonable. The next time you are In city come In and be convinced.

Cole, Velie and Saxon. Jack Klllip. 10-I7tf r( Allan. Allan Jihnt-on. Uwr- IX Hernias Green, Executive Meeting Tli" fvcTTilivip 3sj cluh 51s Saturday Ifaf monthly at the cood nncp and discussion of for fijilher work.

Ttoe interest in lihe flub work continues to crow rarotinj: of board are added to the roll Ihe opening of the club ear Jlic membership Jans about doubled. At the meeting Saturday afternoon final arrangements were made for the big Hallowe'en benefit card pany to be given this evening at the K. of C. As everyone knows by ibis time the pany for the benefit of the work of the philanthropy coin- mil tee. Perhaps a better name foi this committee would be that of Imanity service.

ihc.ir will bf MONARCH TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION JOE GISLER RANCH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 1:30 P.M. C. E. GORDON, OXNARD, CAL. I OUR PRICES FOR THIS WEEK 50-lb.

Al Flour and Drifted Snow. $3.45 25-lb. Al Flour and Drifted Snow. $1.80 B. B.

Spuds per 100 Ibs $3.75 B. B. Spuds, 6 Ibs 25c Brookfield Butter, 1 Ib 78c Eggs, strictly all white fresb 80c; Mixed Colors, 73c; Storage 65C Try our Holsum Bread Jl4c Coffee, Hill's 1 Ib. 58c; Ibs $1.40 Coffee, Newmark's 1 Ib. 57c; 3 SI.65 Coffee, Jevne 1 Ib.

55c; 3 Ibs. Coffee, Red Hussar 1 55c; SI.35. Syrup, Tea gallon $1,00 Syrup, Tea Garden, quarts 60c Syrup, Log Cabin, large size Syrup, Log Cabin, medium size b5C Syrup, Log Cabin, small size 35C Cream of Wheat Z5C H. O. Oats 20C Bulk Oats, 3 Ibs 25c Armour's Oats, large 3oC Armour's Oats, small loC Carnation Wheat, with Premium 45c Carnation Wheat without Premium.

40C Carnation and Borden's Milk, large IDC Carnation and Borden's Milk, small OC Alpine, Sego and Libby's Milk, large. 15c Alpine, Sego and Libby's Milk, small. oC OXNARD GROCERY Phone 145 316 So. Fifth Street OXNARD VULCANIZING CO. IF WE DO IT--WE DO IT RIGHT Goodyear Service Station Mohawk, Goodrich, Mason, Firestone FABRIC CORDS SOLID SERVICE, QUALITY, SATISFACTION 410 A St.

Call R90 J. P. Muldoon Rower Tuck ad Storage Ct STORAGE WAREHOUSE AMD AUTw TRUCK MRVICft NFWSPAPFK!.

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