Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919 GRANT WIDE AWAKES MIXED CAKES, Per Pound 85o TOMATO SAUCE, 4 for BARBERS MATCHES, 2 for 1 250 IVORY SOAP FLAKES, Package 10 LB. SACK BARLEY FLOUR 10 LBS. RICE PANCAKE FLOUR 90o WHITE FLYER SOAP, Per Bar $U5 SCOTTS VALLEY BUTTER BIAS BUSY GROCERS. SUMMER STYLES I Beautifully fashioned for you.

Appropriate for I I all requirements. Ill SUMMER OXFORDS IN BROWN AND WHITE SUMMER OXFORDS IN BROWN AND WHITE faiaiiBiiiiiiiBBiiaaiiiiuMiHEiMuiiiiiBBMjauiiiiB 111 11 ii Extremely smart walking oxfords in rich brown calf, comfortable yet dressy, and Ideal for long and strenuous service. Priced at $6.50 and up. These and other seasonable Quality famous shoes your season. shoe lines at Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Staffler and baby, Dan, Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

Staffler, Misses Ezma Lynch and Corinne Wood, Clarence Dake and Wilbur Hayes have been enjoying part of the vacation week at the Staffler cottage at Bonny Boon. MOORE'S MEAT MUSINGS "You bought bonds for war; now buy them for peace," sent in by E. S. Brown of Berkeley, is the slogan which won the first prize in the seven state Victory Loan slogan contest, and it is surely a REAL. AMERICAN SUGGESTION.

The INDEPENDENT MARKET says "GO TO IT," and also the stall-fed beef we are making the EXTRA SPECIAL this week. advt The News 3 Months for $1.25. Market Williamson Garrett, grocer, fur nlsh the following Quotation! on egg. Extras 43 cents. (Firsts 39y2 cents.

Pullets 39 cents. GOSLINER'S 82 Pacific Avenue The Grant Wide Awakes had a so cial meeting yesterday, with Mrs. P. Crowson in charge. The program included a reading by Mrs.

Crowson, a recitation by Willie Flynn, a talk by Gus Jacobson on victory bonds. The result of the membership contest was announced, the yellows, Mrs. Wm. Hamilton captain, winning over the greens, Miss Grace Andrews captain. The score was 87-47.

It is now the pleasure of the greens to entertain the yellows, the manner and date to be decided soon. Mr. Jacobson and his friends feel the yellows won because he wras on their team, as he has now helped win twice. Tea was served after the program. POCOHONTAS HAVE SOCIAL TIME Hassayampa Council, Pocahontas, had a very enjoyable social time after the regular meeting Wednesday evening, indeed the best one they have had since the war began.

There was a game of cards, and later sandwiches and coffee, ice cream and cake were served at prettily decorated tables. There were quite a number of guests far the social. WOODMEN ENJOY DANCE AT ST. GEORGE The Woodmen of the World enjoy ed, to the number of thirty-two, a dinner at the St. George hotel last night.

They met at seven in a private dining room. The speeches were all informal, and afterward there was an open meeting at the hall. A delegation from Watsonville was heartily welcomed. ELKS INITIATE The Elks, at their meeting last night, initiated three candidates Frank Roberts Stanley Tait and L. H.

Anderson. 4 FORESTERS PLAY CARDS At the whist game after the Forest-ers meeting last night, Sherwood Rodgers and Joseph Joris were the victors. it hmelewp sm0 Opening At the Casino Ball I J. H. HORSNYDER I DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST I 13a Pacific Avenue.

Phone 59. ft 7 CO. 197 Pacific Avenue. TORIC LENSES are oval shaped, they give a wide range of vision! Let us make your Glasses TORIC today. C.

M. TABLER Optometrist and Manufacturing Optician 134 PACIFIC AVfeMUE Edith Cavell DAY aturday Night Apri 26, 1919 -Nfilt rrifmV Vmh i iUujf APRIL 25 C. L. A. S.

EASTER PARTY The C. L. A. S. Easter party last Wednesday evening was a very pleas ant affair.

The attendance wassnot as large as on some former occasions, owing to the vacation which has taken many away from town, and the other attractions of the evening. But as tickets had been sold, that will not make so much difference in the financial returns as might be suppos ed. About one hundred people enjoyed the pleasures prepared for them. There was dancing with music by Miss Kate Arns, and those who did not dance played cards. The first ladies' prize, a beautiful handkerchief trimmed with Irish lace, and presented by Mrs.

George Kenny, was won by Mrs. Fred Kober. The second was a crumb tray, given by Mrs. Mary O'Neil, won by Miss Clara Walti. Mr.

Wheeler took the first gentle man prize, a deck of cards in a case given by Mrs. Lizzie Roney. The second gentleman's prize was a necktie donated by Miss M. Ryan. The two children's prizes were: boys, an Indian doll, Kenneth Ryder; girls, pin tray, Alice Garrity.

The two latter were donated Mrs. Mary O'Neil. MRS. NOWLAND SURPRISED A birthday surprise was tendered Mrs. G.

E. Nowland at her home on Pendergast avenue. A jolly party arrived unannounced, and the evening was spent with music and refreshments. Besides Mr. and Mrs.

Nowland there were in the party Messrs. and Mesdames Orville Smith, H. H. McEwen, Esther Williams, Mesdames Julia Royse, Elizabeth Inman, Belle Wolfe, Sarah WoTfe, Jennie Moore, Mrs. Rosine Havely, Misses Inman, Ora Moore, Hazel Havely, Thelma Anderson.

5 4 BLUE TRIANGLE PARTY AT CAPITOLA Miss Clothilde Rochex gave a blue triangle party, with many Capitola guests and a number from Santa Cruz, on Tuesday evening. There were about thirty present at the hall of the Capitola Catholic church. The deco rations were elaborate, including large triangles of blue lupins. There was a. peanut hunt and various ingenious games were enjoyed.

There was dancing, as well, and a hot supper. Mesdames Rochex, Collins and C. A. Wood were chaperones. A BEACH PARTY Mrs.

A. W. Hare took her class of Sunday school girls on a beach picnic yesterday. They had a lovely day, with luncheon, games, snapshots and finally a swim in the natatorium. Several of the class were out of town, and others were 111, but there were in the party besides Mrs.

Hare Grace Harris, Barbara Byrne, Eleen Kelley, Jean McCreary, Anna Grace Williamson, Doris Wetmore, Frances Morris, Lola Baker, Daisy Elder, Gertrude Parker. 4 ijt IVY GUILD The Ivy Guild of Calvary church met at the guild rooms last night, for a social, as well as for business session. Misses Clara Walti and Enid Hamber were hostesses, several changes in personnel havinig been made necessary through absence from town. Brick ice cream and cake were served after an evening of sewing and planning. Much thought is being bestowed on the details of the dance to be given by the guild on May 2 at Casa del Rey.

There will be charming surprises In store for those young ladies are brimful of Ideas. There were present last evening Mmes. E. T. Brown, S.

H. Rodgers, P. Bailey of Helena, Misses Cor-Inne Wood, Esme Lynch, Clara Walti, Enid Hamber, Alene and Gertrude Dodge. 4 SKOW-NYLAND WEDDING On Wednesday afterenoon Judge H. J.

Bias united in marriage, at his of fice, Alma E. Skow of Hollister and Joseph J. Nyland of San Juan Bau- tista. F. W.

Hltchings and W. R. Springer were witnesses. RUMMAGE AND FOOD SALES Calvary guild has been holding a rummage sale the last two days In the store formerly accupled by Miss Carpenter. Much greater success has been met than was expected.

Clothing has come In rapidly and been as rapidly disposed of. There were- love- iv eveniner -Browns, and hats of all kinds, as well as more solid articles, The first day nearly $50 rewarded the offnrta nf thn committee. Tomorrow at ten a. m. opens the food sale by the same organization at Stlkeman Pierce's.

The committee in charge of this sale is Mesdames W. A. White, Calhoun, Chapin, Cora Wood, "West-berg. IS CRUZ PROGRAM SANTA A dainty and seasonable in finest white fabrics distinguished by its graceful and correct style. Priced $5.50 and up.

models logical make Queen choice this ance oom Hi Hi Ifi I WiCHam Whittle has returned to Mt. Tamalpias Academy at San Rafael after a week's vacation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. A.

Whittle. You will plant flowers -of course! Male rave of their quality and beauty by planting Morse's California Seedi. All the old favorites, standard varieties well as the delightful 1919 noveltie. LION'S TAIL Long, slender with orange flower. Fine to edge a garden.

Chinese Woolflower Immense globe-shaped sea. let-crimson. Laat indefinitely when cut. Double Blue cornflower The finest blue cut flower there it. Spencer Sweet Peas, Snapdragon, and Dahlias our specialties.

Morse hat propagated more new varieties of tweet peat than any other American seedsman. Remember one's California Flower Seeds are true-to-name and acclimated to tha West. Snd today for handbook on Sweet Pea Culture and oui 1919 Caiden Guide il'sw Mirn'l Sttdi art ttld deal-4rl ivirjwhtrt iirttl fram C.C.MORSE8cCO..SanFtsncisco Mode's Seeds LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try Itl Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, Bhake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautifler, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes.

Yes! It is harmless and never irritates. 1 1 1,1 1 Afternoon 3 to P. M. Thrilling aerial Exhibition 3 U. S.

airships and aviators in battles in the air, maneuvers, etc. (Over Pacific Avenue.) U. S. Mare Island Military Band, 25 pieces, quartet, soloists, etc. (Lower Plaza).

Evening 8:15 Mass Meeting High School Auditorium. Address Hon. Chas. F. Stern, Supt.

of State Banks, on the "VICTORY LOAN" Mrs. David S. Burkett of Rigg St. is at Hanly Hospital undergoing medical treatment. Garden Court Double Combination Cold Cream BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION BY USING To maintain the youthful attractiveness of healthy skin you will find Garden Court Double Combination Cream an invaluable toilet adjunct.

This remarkable cream not only removes all dirt and impurities from the rores but it also promotes skin beauty hy maintaining skin health. So free is this refreshing cream from all impurities that it yields the greatest skin benefits it will not cause a growth of hair or down on face and neck. In Garden Court Double Combination Cream you have an unusual combination treatment which immediately provides all the advantages and virtues of the massage, greasy and disappearing types of face creams. Especially valuable will you find this ideal toilet cream in the treatment of the skin that naturally is inclined to form blackheads and become oily. Then too.

Garden Court Double Combination Cream keeps the skin soft and pliable smoothes out and soon eliminates the lines which cast the frown of age upon the complexion. The skin quickly and completely absorbs this cream, leaving neither gloss nor shine. Be fair with your skin use Garden Court Double Combination Cream with regularity. After using the first Jar you will note -a great improvement. After applying the cream, rub it vigorously into the skin; the massaging increases blood circulation and helps the pores absorb the cream.

Before using the cream, wash the face thoroughly with hot using a soft cloth. You will be extra pleased with the creamy smoothness of Garden Court Double Combination Cream and the alluring odor of Garden Court Perfume which lingers long after you have com-pleted your complexion. At fifty cents the Jar, you can well. afford this new toilet delight. MODEL DRUG STORE MODEL DRUG STORE Incorporated rice of Peace or "The Feature films of motion pictures, selections by U.

S. Marine Band. Quartet, Soloists, Jazz orchestra. NO BONDS SOLD OR SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN AT THIS MEETING. GERMAN HELMET AWARDED LUCKY HOLDER OF COUPON.

F. R. HOWE, CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS COME ONE COME ALL SATURDAY, APRIL 26th WATSONVILLE DAY Show your interest in our sister town by attending Watsonville's big celebration Saturday. 9 4CJm(S.