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OXNARD DAILY COURIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1921. Distinctive Jersey Suits The All 'Round Favorite of Milady's Wardrobe You'll find several smart jersey styles in addition the two sketched and described here. We cannot put too much emphasis on the worth of this practical garment, and when they are obtainable, backed by the ZESS label, they are absolutely the very best Jersey Suit buy in the market. We urge you to come in and make an jarly selection from these newest models low on display. The Colors are: Heather, Navy, Brown, Olive Tan, Copen and Green and Blue Mixture.

SUIT STYLE NO. 1767 It is an unusual jacket that has been designed to be worn as a separate coat as well as with a suit sMrt to match. This belted Jersey model displays many attractive features. It has tucked side sections forming pockets. SUIT STYLE NO.

1764 Smart in every detail this clever Jersey Suit displays novel double patch pockets and In back a distinctive panel effect given by wide tucked pinched pleats take care of all extra fullness and add style to the model. Lehmann Bros, Oxnard's First Department Store BEST BY TESf ANNOUNCEMENT OUR NEW SPRING STOCK HAS ARRIVED The prices to us being lower than those of last year we will be pleased to do your work at A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING TO YOU. Good quality materials and good workmanship the same as before. TAYLOR'S AUTO TOP SHOP PHONE 407 412 A ST. Watches Examined While You Wait ALL WORK GUARANTEED Watch Repairing BY WATCHMAKERS WHO KNOW We Specialize on PROMPTNESS--GOOD WORK SATISFACTION Try Us and Be Convinced JEWELRY REPAIRING Prices Reasonable A.

E. LIDDLE Jeweler Successor to Joseph Hamjael Next Door to Postages OXNARD VULCANIZING CO. IF WE DO IT--WE DO IT RIGHT Hooodrich, Brunswick, Goodyear, Canton, Biackstone and Mason Fabric, Cards, Solid---Service, Quality, Satisfaction J. P. MULDOON, T.

A. CLEMENTS, PROPS. A Call AM Uttle Stories Marion Walker of Ventura was in town yesterday on business, Ed Henderson of Santa Paula was an Oxnard visitor yesterday. ana PBNNZOIL for tractor. Meyei Seaborne.

SJ Mrs. A Levy and Mrs. Wm. R. Livingston motored to Los Angeles yesterday and spent the day in the city.

Chas. -Daly, secretary of Ventura County Post, No. 48, American Legion, was in Oxnard jesterday attending to legion business. It's a winner-- "63 Miles Off the Or- April 8th. 3-30-4-lc Mrs.

C. H. Cooly returned last night from a day's visit to Los Angeles. A fine shipment of printed Voiles for summer drebses in pretty stripes and floral designs, 50c to $1.75 a yd. at Rummelsburg'fa.

3-31-41-c Chas. Eason left by motor for Blythe yesterday. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Cbas. Easoa, who will make him a short visit.

Hear the world's greatest cornet- ist, first appearance on Pacific Coast "63 Miles Off the April 8th. 3-30-4-lc George Austvn is anticipating a day's outing tomorrow and will leave in the morning for Camp Bartlett -o go fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lehmann returned last night from Los Angeles where they had been on, a trip of business and pleasure combined.

H. K. Snow was In Ventura yesterday attending to business matters. A. Levy was in Ventura yesterday attending to business matters.

Just received shipment of Jersey different colors priced, $8.95 Rummels-burg's 3--31--4--1--c Joseph Hummel, who has been in St. John's hospital for some time is reported to be improving in health. Bowen Matthews spent today in Los Angeles, attending to business in the interests of Bagley, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.

Thos. Calchvell of Ventura were Oxnard visitors today. Spring Munsmginlar is now in stock. We can union suit every me- ber of the family in Munsinginlar. Lehmann Bios.

3-31-4-lc --o--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spurgin and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Olds left today for a two-days' fishing trip at the San Marcus ranch.

Mrs. R. Beck and daughter, Gertrude motored to Los Angeles this afternoon They will remain till Sunday and will be accompanied home by Mr. Beck who is already down there. will be initiation at the Easter Star lodge tomorrow night, six candidates being initiated.

Strawberries now on sale at 30c a basket at the Sanitary Fruit Market, 104 E. Fifth street. 3-31c H. H. Eastwood was busy today hunting up his rod and tackle to get first whacks at the trout in the coming fishing season which opens tomorrow.

Miss Florence Brown who has been staying in Oxnard for the past two assisting at Saunders millinery store, left for Los Angeles yesterday where she will remain. Annual Firemen's ball Friday, April 1, at K. of C. hall. Your presence is invited and patronage appreciated by the Oxnard firemen.

3-29-4-lc Ralph Anderson of Oxnard and R. E. Christie of Santa Paula will leave tonight for Santa Ynez on a fishing trip expecting to be gone for a few days. J. V.

McCarthy, who has heretofore been connected with tl Oxnard Hardware Implement is sevei ing- his connections with that concern and will hereafter be located with Farrell's Electrical company. Misses Mary and Catherine Cloyne motored to Santa Barbara tooay. They were accompanied by Miss Nellie Adair who has been visiting them for several days and who is returning to her duties at the Cottage hospital, where she is in tiaining for a nurse. J. Bureh Mead, for a year in charge of the Biehardson company's tire business in recently sold to Kimball Jones, moved his Eowss- hold goods to Ventura today, where he ta'-tes charge of the company's business.

J. J. Krouser and W. S. Riley left this afternoon for Long Beach to attend the Rotary convention in session there through the rest of this week.

Mrs. Krouser accompanied them to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. M.

C. Lse motored from Los Angeles this morning co spend the day with Mr. Lee's brother, Dr. F. C.

Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Lee are soon to start on a motor trip which will take them as far east as Minnesota. They intend to remain In the east about a month and then to return to California to live.

The greatest value you have yet seen. Ladies' novelty hose in heather colors, only $1.65 a pair; a box, 3 pairs for $4.50. Lehmann Bros. 3-31-4-lc Mrs. L.

E. Vaughn and children of Sania Maria motored to Oxnard Sunday. Accompanying her was Miss Gertrude Pratt, who had been visiting at the Vaughn home during vacation. Mrs. Vaughn in returning home took with her William Vaughn, who had been spending the Eastar vacation with his grandmother, Mrs.

Nora Barceia in Oxnard. Mr and Mrs. M. Nichols of Oakland were visitors at the J. Dieffenbach home last evening.

They were returring from an auto trip that took them as far as Tia Juana. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Diefenbach were girl-hood friends but had not met for 27 years. For a number years Mrs.

Nichols was superintendent oJ nurses at the German hospital in San Francisco. It was there under Mrs. Nichols that Mrs. W. W.

McKee received her training. CHIEF STRONGHEART LEAVES FILMS FOR CHAUTAUQUA Starred in Many Screen Productions and on Stage Under Belasco. An Interesting personality is Chief Strongheart, the pi eminent Indian lecture-entertainer, who appears on the fourth afternoon of the comins CUau- tauqua. For three years he in the films, appearing in several of (he big productions of the Famous Play- COUNTY RECORDS March 29, 1921. Agreement--Julia C.

Ivers with Rudolf La Borge. Reconveyance--Ventura Abst Co. to A. M. Forbes et al.

M. Forbes et al to Frank li Pyle et us. Eel of B. Grainger et al to Cora A. Boosey.

Boosey et ux to m. Shiells et al. Assignment of Jones to Bank of Rel of National Bank of Ventura to Maria McKee. Crop and chattel Kee to First Nsti Bank of Ventura. Bel of of Italy to C.

Havens. ers and companies. Later he starred under Belasco's in "The Heart of Wetona." Ilis work as a Liberty Loan speaker throughout the East was noteworthy. He served as a scout on the Mexican border and was the first Indian to volunteer jEor service overseas with Roosevelt in the proposed rough" riders' division. Chief Stronghearl is a son of Chief Running Elk, famous scout of the Nez Perce war and grandson of Chief Standing Rock who fought in "Custer's last stand." I HOW DO YOU SAY IT? 67 C.

N. Common Errors in EngUah and i How to Avoid Them TO "RAISE" CHILDREN. RAMMARIANS genera My are agreed that it Is not correct to apply the term "raise" to the rearing or education or bringing up of children. The verb "raise" is applied with propriety only to crops or cattle, never to human beings. "She raised a family of eight children," says a charity report; it should have said, "She reared" or "she brought up." The Standard dictionary ridicules the expression, attributed to a Southern county, "She raised thirteen head of children." The term "brought up" is the more modern of the two; the term "reared" is older.

The misuse of the term "raised" is a colloquialism that is common in some of the Southern and "Westein states. Some authorities criticize the use of the verb "grow" in connection with crops, asserting that we nould not say, "We grow wheat ou our farm," but should say, "We raise wheat." Want Ads Bring Results LOST--One 50-lb. sack of 'flour on streets of Oxnard. Finder please call 5731. 3-31-4-2p NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Mrs.

I. X. Kinsey and daughter, Aiice Frances, who were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Teel during Easter vacation, have relumed to their home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Teel having taken them home in the Teel's car.

Hugo McGjath, who underwent a delicate operation this week at Pacific hospital, Los Angeles, on account of an infection Df hJs ear, due to erysipelas, is reponed getting better. Sunday ana Monday his condition was somewhat serious and his temperature got to the danger point at one time, but since that time he has been improving. Mr. nr.d Mrs Steven D. Nill arc back from a trip to Fresno and stait that the country in that vicinity good.

AVhile there they met an old CbmaTi! man in ths person of "Red" Gordon, who used to 35ve ITI street. Mr. and Gordon have "bought a little home Fresno are entlrasefl w3lh that town. "Red" Js woTlrin? for the Ventura Refininc Upon report of failure to ceive The Courier by 6:00 p. m.

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A. Ifcares Trains unroof 7S an! 77 carry Save our time by the fullest use of this banfc, THE xnard nn company there, sr.d wished to be re- car, 31 and 32 mall in locked membsred to his Oxnard friends. wraehes only. 4 8iM, 2 ooL 46 Why We Use finite Soft Water Reason 7fo. Rigkt laundering takes tKe perspiration and dirt from.

clctKes without damage to color or cloth. Right: laundering is soft water laundering. TKe "water we use is softenecLby passing through a bed of Nature's water softening mineral. It is softer than falling rain clear, sparkling, velvety soft. Cloth.es we launder arc cleansed with far less washing.

They are free from that hard water soap curd, which stiffens, discolors and weakens fabric. They last longer and retain good looks. Let us sliow you how beneficial your and linens. soft water it, to OXNARD LAUNDRY Co. PHONE 32 "GOOD With wrier knfcr woom-w.

Umfata. atb. IMXXS as- iinfuis tad 6ae piccet tint uc wuttable. SPECIAL PRICES ON Eclipse GAS RANGES When Paid at Time of Purchase We are offering an attractive reduction on all Eclipse Gas Ranges. The Eclipse needs no introduction to the local housewife, as hundreds of these stoves have been-sold and are in use here today.

The Gas Range for Your Kitchen Full information at the Gas Office 412 Street Phone 411 ALICE IN OPERA HOUSE. OXXARD SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd Matinee 2 P. M. Children 25c Evening 7:30 P. M.

Adults 50c LEGAL. ADVERTiStMENTS. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. All taxpayers will tales notice that the Tax Roll? of the County are 1 being compiieu anl Barrj has charge of the OMiari-Kucncnij trict, and rriainir'rs an 3a I sin's Hardware Storo, Hutchinson STILL DOStJG BUSINESS AT SC9 SAVJERS ROAD HAY, A I FOUUTHY, POULTRY SUPPLIES oij i 3 1 ta'J yc proptirt" ccrre.t';- this borik- 1 ttimfec; into the Oi3cc. See Mrn at OTJCO and thus gat ijonr properly listed -correcta.

1 3, A. BARRY, BAIL ROOM 3-Stfc Coanty Assessor. zrA MISS GENEVIEVS McQUIGQ Aesthetic and Dancing aJso Pbone 125 Classes at Masocic Ha31 SPAPFRf.