The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 5

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1920 PAGE HVt SEND ME HARD Odd, Unusual Difficult Eyes are obtaining reief as a result of my methods, my equipment and my experience. DR JOHN WESLEY HANCOCK OPTOMETRIST Near Postoff.ce on Sycamore St. Phones; Office, 227-W. Res. 277-R.

4- POSSIBLE DOMESTIC Euphemia City and County Briefs PERSONALS ll there in the next few months, and it will probably be some time before ne is able to move his outfit away. Several buildings at Newport are to be moved by Thorpe before he leaves no for Santa Ana. Thorpe this week box-ball alley from Qf Eagt Koimh gtreet Miss Helen Hitchcock arrived here last evening from Los Angeles, where she has been staying since To 'spemUhe CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank our i secured, and there will he short many talks, music and other features. Befriends for their kindness and sym- sides emphasizing the importance of also the beautiful flowers and the W. C.

T. the meeting is also La Bowman of San Diego, who is words of comfort during the bereave- to be in the nature of a memorial Monday being a legal holiday Or may chance to I city or rural carrier service from the moved be your name, post office. Stamp and general de- Palm and Bay avenues to the rear Fain would I be the master of 4: livery window will be open from 11 of the Xu-Way. your choice. 12 noon.

With an accumulation Wherefore permit me here to 4-1 0f over two mail on Tuesday, now a is a i student of Pomona of our beloved husband, father service for Frances Willard. Mem- week-end guest of rank An-, ancj brother bers of the Villa Park W. C. T. IT.

The Newport News this week cele- Sixth Economics Section Meets The Sixth Section Household Eco nomics of the Ebell Society held urge my claim, sl.I100, Bufi very pleasant meeting yesterday or Io- my household suffers the public must not expect good ser- its entrance into the newspaper field; week-end with her' cousin Mrs distress i vice on that day. Murine brother. MRS. B. C.

SWISSHELM, BRUCE SWISSHELM KENNETH SWISSHELM, PAT 3WISSHELM, MRS. HARMON. bers of the and their friends are especially in- ivited. with Mrs. C.

C. Langley. 802 I-Acy street. Mrs. Langley was assisted in through being for entertaining by Miss Lida Crook- domesticless.

i space, Tlmmong, 2089 North W. C. T. U. ENTERTAINS things have happened in Newport street.

COUNTY RENEWS ITS CONTRACT FOR TIRES THE COLUMBIA CAFE WILL PLEASE YOU We specialize in Oysters, Lobster, Crabs and ail special steaas and salads Regular Lunch, 40c We take pride in our fine Table Service Special Dishes Prepared COLUMBIA CAFE 107-109-111-113 East Fifth St. F. KALOS G. FLORAS. Props.

you would have your time puce get a watchmaker individual attention just remember that I have that to offer 1 specialize on that and nothing else Meli Smith 313 W. 4th SWITCHES and SWITCHES Browns, Drabs and Grays Made of Wavy, First Quality Hair and On Sale at Special Prices. Turner Toilette Parlors 413 N. Broadway Phone 1081 entertaining by shank and Miss Margaret Ore. At 12:30 o'clock a most appetizing luncheon was served, the tables being centered with vases of spring blossoms.

In the afternoon a program on kitchen efficiency was given, well- written papers having been prepared by Mrs. A. M. Gardner and Mrs. P.

A. Robinson. The latter being unable to be present, her paper was read by Mrs. C. W.

Burns. Adding the interest of the subject, questions along this line were contributed and in the discussions following many helpful hints and suggestions were given. In addition to a fair attendance of members, five guests were present to enjoy the pleasant occasion. Entertain for House Guest Mrs. Ella Stowe and sister, Miss Lillian Matson, entertained Thursday afternoon at their home.

625 North Garnsey street, in honor of their house guest, Mrs. Kathryn Price, of Long Beach. The gathering consisted of old- time friends and the afternoon was spent in games and reminiscences of by-gone days. Light refreshments were served. Colonial Luncheon The members of the Past Association of Hermosa Chapter.

O. E. will lunch together in gold banquet room Tuesday, February 24, at 1:30 p. the hostesses to be Mrs. Ardinell B.

Clayton and Mrs. H. Clay Kellogg. Friday Afternoon Club Meets The Friday Afternoon Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs. A.

S. Davis, 920 North Sycamore street, where a very pleasant afternoon was spent in social diversions. Hyacinths and ferns cleverly arranged gave a very pretty effect as decorations. Ice cream and cake were served as refreshments. Those present to enjoy the afternoon together were Mmes.

Howard Wassum, May, Carl Klatt. Fred Marsile. J. J. Zeillian, and the Misses Klatt.

The Balboa Chambe-of Beach and the surrounding Harry Leipsic and Mrs. Ryan I iat meeting Wednesday night took gieat things are happening now and viisa und Mr earnestly desire, my wife steps toward protecting merchants of still greater things are going to hap-1 Tomlinson I- that locality against advertising pen in the years to come. The News 1 you should gehemes which are so often worked has taken a prominent part in in beach resorts during the busy sum- ing about the things that have hap- mtnim A i iiAnru a Moesser one. local A I MODhNA for the Standard tires, has renewed employes of Mr. Leip-f EL MODENA, Feb.

enter its contract to supply the county with rubber for its motor equip- house a home indeed, And let the hours in dance and song go by; And if a grand piano you should need On which at will to exercise your powers As virtuoso, may we offer ours? My wife will do the cooking. As for me, I am adept in all a arts We can guarantee To satisfy you in our several parts. Yourself shall fix the guerdon for your hire. Your outings shall he just what you desire. store, will go to Redlands to-; tainment, to which the public is in- ment.

The county has just complet- morrow on a business trip Miss Florence Adams, who I vited, will be held evening ed a six contract and the has at the El Modena school house be- service given by the tires was so mer season. Under Die new plan all pened: is taking a prominent part in t)een visiting at the home of Dr. and ginning at 7:30 o'clock, under au- satisfactory that a request was advertising solicitors must first se-Hhe thmgs that are happening Mrs. P. R.

Reynolds, leaves today! spices of the local W. C. T. V. made for another contract for a cure the approval of a committee of and its desire is to continue to her home in El Paso, Texas.

Home and outside talent lias been I similar period. the Chamber' of Commerce before a prominent part in the affairs of the merchants will subscribe to their future, vertising. MatE. Grate of Huntington Beach, i who is employed by the San Pedro Lumber Company there, is now in 9. driving a truck, ran in-; the Santa Ana hospital, suffering Mrs.

Nellie Simons of Los Angeles to a Ford car driven by Mr who has leased the Newport Hotel of Fullerton, in that city, for the coming season, arrived in evening, and without stopping to find1 work Newport Thursday and began im-lout the damage, sped awav. An-' Iordan'from a fracture of the left leg sus- Fridav'tained yesterday while he was at tSr roiu, cofotv a mediately to get the hotel in shape other car came by just then, and tnmK, wnn tMlsiness gbe expects to have 'was pressed into service as a chaser But fear not, girl, that you will 4 serve a crank, A Bolshevist who prates of brotherhood. This offer is explained by simple swank; 4- That must be definitely un- on derstood. We wish to meet our neighbors unafraid 4- And lift our chins and say, keep a Monday. Daily Mail.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and the place open by Sunday. The truck was run down and the neighbors who were so kind and Simons is a hotel woman of wide driver arrested. He was fined $50, sympathetic during the illness and experience, and has great confidence and agreed to pay for repairs to the passing away of our dear wife and in the future of Newport Beach. Ef-jdamaged car. mother, forts are now under way to havej Ocean Front extended to connect; A.

M. McVeigh is going to with Twenty-third street, thus in her resignation as post mis-j tress to effect Brea. This notice will not come as' much of a surprise to her friends! W. L.jas they have known of her intention! of the for some time. Mrs.

health has been a matter of concern to her ever since she accepted the! position and the hard work, long, hours and responsibility incident to access to the hotel from the front. A deal was consummated the first of the week whereby Mr. Smith becomes the owner Wieland Apartment and furnishings 2th Street, Seal Beach. Mr. and Mrs.

Smith are old residents of ity and are owners of another anartment house on 11th position have added to the strain. They expect to take possession on MARTIN ALEXSON. GEORGE FELLOWS. MRS. IMOGENE NEAL.

Marriage Licenses living room. During the afternoon many games were enjoyed. hospital where lie has been for the As six of the members ot the club. tw0 for treatment. He have birthdays February, a large birthday cake with twinkling candles, formed an delicious menu which included two kinds of salad, hot chocolate and soni8 bed" week cake.

A prize was given to the one being summoned here a week blowing out the most candles on the H. H. Hague, former resident of Fullerton, and widely known, having been engaged in the stage business have already signed the list of pros ISSUED IN SANTA ANA Norman Bishop, 39. of Simi. and May H.

Gooss, 39. of St. Louis. William Greenough Harris, 21, and Fay Ada Goodrich, 18, both of Los Angeles. Clarence E.

McCoy, 34, and Belva B. Risdon, 31, both of San Theodore Billings, 39, and lo the neighborhood of fifty persons I of liava alfdorlv citrncYrl tho Hof nvoe Plans for the organization of the Newport Beach Home Builders took rapid strides during the past week. throughout this section, died Fridayjpective members, and there seems to! morning about 3 at the local.be no doubt but that it will be an; easy matter to obtain at least 1001 members. is survived by a wife and two child- and hi, mother who rcid- important part ot the Ngw Mexico but who wa3 at birthday cake. Mrs.

Chas. Johnson entertained with many beautiful vocal solos during the afternoon and Mrs. G. N. Greer gave several delightful piano numbers.

Many itiiris in Silks and Dress Goods at one half former selling prices, for a whirlwind finish of the 100 Bargain Sale at Leipsics. 3rd Economics Section Meets The Third Section of the Ebell Household Economics met at the new bungalow home of Mrs. J. B. Stewart, 623 South Birch street, yesterday.

i Potted plants and ferns were us-j Burney, of Santa Ana ed as decorations in the rooms. At f. meeting of the city trustees Huntington Beach Monday night a letter was read by City Clerk Chas. R. Nutt from the Huntington Beach i saying that the matter of nam- GuTsts of the club included.

Mrs. a price on the sections of ocean William Stevenson. Mrs. r. F.

Lind- front property decided upon at the say and Mrs. Jim McQuarters, all of meeting fwo weeks ago bad been Tilden. Illinois; other guests being considered at a meeting ot the direo-i IVJmes. Will McBurney, Roy tors of the company, but no definite For Used Car Bargains see page 13. Real buys.

Lloyd B. Annin. 28, and Lena Booms, 26. both of Fullerton. John C.

W. Greening, 21, and Ruth i Higbee, 18, both of Los Angeles. Jose B. Chavez, 25. of Denver and pi Placentia, 23, of Santa Ana.

i Sam Albert Stanley, 35. and Margett Elizabeth Norton, 18, both of Artesia. Charles Bush, 38, and Mary E. Rocca, 39. both of Los Angeles.

ij Wear a Cap be surprised to see how many times put on a cap instead of hat when you have one of these fine Spring styles. For sports and knockabout wear there is nothing to equal it. Pretty hard to equal these values, alone the distinctive patterns and colorings. Price $3.00. Other Values $2.00 to $5.00.

Hill Carden Vuba mean success. The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes. lliea, YV III Steele Finley, Will Stevenson, Eu- action was taken, as some ot tne gene McBurney and Mrs. D. P.

Me-; directors desired to further investi- gate the matter. Fourteen ladies were'present atjjerorae, J. Thompson, C. Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Yost and son, the meeting the subject of which Clarence White, Geo. Greer, J.

Mil-: Harry, have returned from Corcoran was food values of vegetables; oils ler, E. Smith. Helen and Ralph to their ranch northeast of Hunting- Members of the club present were Mmes. Will and their uses in cooking. Mrs.

and the hostess, Mrs Lindsay. Stewart read an interesting paper Members who were unable to be on oils and fats and a general account were Mmes. R. K. Torrens, T.

Sherrill, A. B. Gardner and Anna Pendleton. Pretty Pre-Nuptial Courtesy One of the cleverest pre-nuptial courtesies, given recently for a and Mrs. positions write cassion followed.

Six small comforts for the Day Nursery were tacked by the ladies during the afternoon. This section of the Ebell now has a jurprise Club Lun- ton Beach, and will farm there this 'season. Mrs. Yost is in Ixis Angeles for medical treatment, staying with her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Ryan.

A meeting of the women of Balboa Newport Beach and East Newport was called for Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at the Balboa Hotel for the pur- Geo. Dobson is secretary Personal shower for Miss Alma i The and treasurer of the section, members are as follows: Mmes. F. L. Andrews, C.

F. Ben I p. Cook Cww. C. F.

Crow. Amos 50 Ser I CM paying from Phone lull. musical kindergarten Classes open to the public. LYDIA MORCH MANTEY 301 East First St. Nellie D.

Finley, John Kellogg, C. E. Kellogg. Leihy, Lewis, Mary Matthews, E. H.

Prince, M. Randell, F. M. Robinson. W.

S. Rose, E. A. Stockslager, J. B.

Stewart, F. Wakeham, Walker, W. B. Williams. VIOLIN AND 5AX6PHONE Experienced Teacher Henry W.

Schillinger Phone 566-J, Santa Ana i S. B. KAUFMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW Attention Given Income Tax 115 Spurgeon Santa I Elliott H. Rowland, D.D.S. Late Captain Dental Corps U.

S. Army Announces the Opening of his DENTAL OFFICE Suite 315 Spurgeon Building Santa Ana, California Telephone 437 Are you particular about your eyes? If so you must be particular about your glasses. Let us make your glasses and you will have comfort. DR. K.

A. LOERCH OPTOMETRIST Phone 194. 116 E. 4th St. Daughters of Meeting The regular meeting of the Daughters of Veterans will be held Monday evening, February 23, at 7:30 o'clock.

An interesting paper on the personal life of George Washington will be read by the patriotic instructor, Mrs. Leon Talbott. An invitation is extended to the Sons of Veterans. Anti H. C.

L. Gown Sugar sack shopping expeditions bid fair to become popular in Santa Monica. When the Doiley League of Santa Monica met yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Earle Scott appeared in the of i made out of sugar sacks, dy- led and worked up. Looks like linen or like crepe, doesn't said Mrs.

Scott to the girls. Sugar sacks in Santa Monica are a dozen. Three or four are said to be enough for a gown. They may be used for a number of articles of clothing. Relief Corps.

The members of the Re lief Corps who attended the regular meeting of the Corps Thursday afternoon were given a delightful surprise when the department president of the Corps of both California and Nevada, Mrs. Agnes Pease, despite the rainv weather, called unexpectedly and gave a most charming talk, expressing great pleasure at being in Santa Ana, saying that she is very fond of this city because it was at the convention of the Corps held here last spring that she was elected to office. Those who had braved the weather to attend the meeting Thursday were very pleased indeed to the acquaintance of Mrs. At the close of the meeting, light refreshments were served. I Busy Bee Club Meets.

I The Busy Bee Club met with Mrs. Lindsay, of East Third street. and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Decorations in the dining room featured calla lilies, a bowl of freesias giving a charming effect in the Plavan, who is to become the bride of Loren Mead next Monday, which was given by Miss Gladys Thomas Bowers. D.

af her home, 917 South -Main street, Thursday evening. As the bride-to-be will leave in April for China, where Mr. Mead has employed with the Standard Oil Company for four years and where the couple will make their future home, the Chinese motif was chosen by Miss Thomas for the decorations Poinsettias and white Chinese lilies in large vases and Chinese flags draped in many places, gave a bright, cheerful effect in the dining room, living room and den. A tiny ship in a pool of water, now busily engaged with his ew cheon was to be served and Dr. Jessie J.

Russell, of Los Angeles, will speak and assist in the organization work. Dr. Russell is one of the leaders in organization work among the women of Southern California. She is said to have one of the keenest minds of any woman in the country and possesses as fine a political sense aC any man in the field. She is a graduate of two universities and holds many degrees.

Frank Thorpe, of Santa Ana. expert house mover, has completed the job of moving the Nu-Way bungalows to their new location and is surrounded by a bank of smilax, made an appropriate center for the table, suggesting the honeymoon boat journey to China. The delicious menu also featured Chinese cookery, noodles and rice in Chinese bowls, tea and rice cakes being served. Miniature hand-painted Chinamen marked places for twenty-six. One of the delightful features of the evening was the fact that -Miss Plavan was completely surprised.

A large basket tied with red bows and filled with many presents wrapped in red paper, was presented to the honor guest in the course of the evening. An odd and original note was brought out when Miss Plavan was given a Chinese collar to wear throughout the evening. DEATHS other work at Balboa. There is much work of this kind to be done Garden Grove, February 20, 1920, at the home of her daughter. Mrs.

H. A. Lake, in Garden Grove, Mrs. Eva Palmer, aged 80 years. Funeral services will be held Monday.

February 23, at 10 a. from Smith chapel. In- terment in Fairhaven cemetery. For Used Car Bargains see page 13, Real buys. Colds develop into influenza or pneumonia "Safe and remedy for colds.

Acts keep it ready. 100 tablets for 35c at your druggist. RTAXDARD HOMEOPATHIC CO. Loj Angeles, and Hamilton, Ohio on as a ERE is a rule from the copy book of Washington when a schoolboy: to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial There is more inspiration in this, perhaps, than in the anecdote of the cherry tree. Conscience That monitor who will not let us rest till we are honest with ourselves, and therefore honest with our fellow-men.

That silent voice which urges the man who works for another to be man who commands, to be fair. Conscience is the counsellor that preaches service for others. Washington's conscience found eloquent expression in his service to his country. We believe that every institution should be actuated by a a zeal to be faithful to the trust placed in it by the community by a desire to give the fulness of its capacity in conscientious service. The spirit of Washington should be in our minds and in our hearts.

Dr. Hester Tripp Olewiler Osteopathic Physician Office Phone 592-J Res. Phone D92-R 114 Vi E. 4th Santa Ana, CaL Taxi service, day or night. Crown Stage Co.

Phone 925. Yuba Tractors, A. F. George Los Angeles. THE HAIR GROW SHOP will make a specialty of Facial Treatments.

MISS ALEXANDER, Operator formerly of Rankin Toilet Parlors MRS. MATTIE B. FROSS, Propr. 11712 East 4th St. We solicit your patronage.

Phone 673 Why Send Ford Work Out of Town REBABITT1NG BLOCKS and CYLINDER BORING New machinery just installed. Let us do the work for you here in Santa Ana. Save time and keep your money at home. GENUINE FORD SERVICE The only shop equipped with burning in machine for bearings in the city. Guaranteed factory job on all overhauling jobs.

Genuine Ford Parts used. Motors Overhauled Factory Job $18.00 Valves Ground $2.50 Bands changed including material and The Ford Shop 112 East 2nd St..