The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 4

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER. MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1VZ4 You Friends Phone or Mail Itemi Society Mr. and Mrs. Henry Callahan of Misses Beulah Stone, Alta and Long Beach were visitors yesterday at the home of Mrs. brother, George W.

Young and family of 1515 North Main street. Your Thanksgiving Dinner Thanksgiving brings thoughts of good things to eat. Turkey, full of well seasoned Dressing. Plum Pudding, rich and spicy. Pumpkin and Mince Pies, Cranberries, all manner of good eats.

That your dinner may be a success, order vour supplies from The name of D. L. Anderson Co. is a guarantee of quality for thirty years. Free delivery anywhere ill the city.

Phone c. I Household Economics Maude Thomas, Olive Briney, Nellie Mattie Smith, Edna Knoll, Clara Barnes, Esther Hen- rirkson, Minnie Daubendlck. Lilley and Lena Confer and Minnie Wild. Welcome guests were Mrs. Clin ton Howland, Mrs.

Charles Halsell and Mrs. Confer. THIRD SECTION Members of third Household section enjoyed Piano Recital Tomorrow night at 7 at Mrs. Clara Hughes and Mrs. S.

secuou Temple in Anaheim will Dimick arrived yesterday from their November neeting be an interesting recital when Mrs. Fremont. to spend the winter, day at the beautiful Hall home with their sister, Mrs. C. A.

Glid den, of 525 West Nineteenth street. This is their first visit to California. Mrs. E. L.

Sumner and the Misses Eva and Nell Johnston returned home today from a trip to El tro. where they went to visit Miss Virginia Johnston, who has a sec- I retarial position in the Imperial Valley. Mr. and Mrs. R.

Clarkson Colman of Laguna Beach have been in Santa Ana for the past few days, making arrangements for an art exhibition to be held at the Sumner Shop, 111 1-2 West Fourth street, the first week in December. of Mrs. W. W. Crozier where Mrs.

F. M. Robinson and Mrs. George Dobson were assisting hostesses, in place of Mrs. W.

R. Rose and Mrs. A. G. Finley, both of whom were unable to be present.

The theme of the day was your head save your and each one present responded to roll call with times when they had tried but failed so that many amusing things were related. A delectable pot-luck dinner was enjoyed by seventeen members and three guests, Mrs. Stockslager, a former member now residing in Los Angeles; Miss Anita Cox and Mrs. Crozier of South Pasadena. FIFTH SECTION With Mrs.

F. L. Klentz, Mrs. W. Mrs.

Hugh Heaney of 714 East C. Chamberlain and Mrs. Jules Hil- Sixth street went to Redlands this morning, called by the death of her mother, Mrs. Barney B. Callaghan who had been ill for some time.

Mrs. Callaghan passed last night. Mr. Heney and his two little daughters will go to Redlands to attend the funeral services. The Rev.

G. F. Pauschert of 606 North Van Ness avenue, pastor of St. Peter Lutheran church, left this Mothers, Do This Elks' Show Monday Tuesday and ednesday nights When the Children Couqh. Pub Musterole on Throats and Chests.

No telling how soon the symp- toms may develop into croup, or worse. And when glad you have a jar of Musterole at hand to give prompt relief. It does not blister. As first aid, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it.

You should keep a jar It remedy for a'lults, too. Relieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, copKestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles I street where lovely chrysan- chiibiains. frosted feet and coCs ot were used for decora- the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form lor babies and small children. Ask for Musterole.

35c and 66c, jars and tubes. ton as hostesses, the members of fifth Household Economics section spent an enjoyable after- poon at the clubhouse late last week, following a delectable luncheon at 1 Three of Mrs. small pupils entertained section with songs, dances and readings and were the Misses Betty Jane Graham, Thelma Trickey and Carrie Kimball. The youngsters were talented and clever and their offerings were much appreciated. Plans for the activities were discussed and the section will devote a certain amount of time to sewing for the Dav nursery.

AlsOf will be given at intervals to raise funds for clubhouse needs. be an interesting recital when Mrs. A. Siegel and Miss Annamarie will present a group of piano pupils in recital to be followed by a program of vocal and instrumental music on which Madame Manuela Budrow of this city will have a prominent part, i Madame Manuela Budrow who has charge of the vocal department of the Anaheim Conservatory, will sing the aria Mio from the opera, the Love by Lieurance -and Open by Woodman. Following her will be Professor Kurt Mueller, famous pianist who has recently joined in the conservatory faculty and who will play the Prelude 4n and Ballade in A flat by Chopin; by Schubert-Tausig and from by Liszt.

There will be no admission charges and the public is extended a cordial invitation to be present and enjoy a program arranged for i all of Orange county music lovers. For Sale, piano, $175, piano, $350. 309 W. 4th. player Musical instruments make preciated gifts.

Violins, $6 Sale, off, 420 Sycamore. ap up No. Clearance Sale of Winter Millinery Sale Ends Wednesday All Trimmed Hats ONE HALF OFF This is YOUR opportunity to purchase high-class Millinery at a very low price. of a Kind in Pattern Hats Tailored Hats Sports Hals at exactly ONE-HALF PRICE! Millinery 401 West Fourth St. Santa Ana Delta Alpha Class Furniture, refinished 3rd.

Phone upholstered, Fix-It Shop, 105 E. 2520. Use Your Silent REGISTER The Misses Lilley and Lena Con fer were genial hostesses to the Delta Alpha class of the First Methodist church, Friday evening at i heir home 709 East Fifth themums tion. An Interesting business meeting was presided over by Miss Mattie Smith. Plans were made to give needy families a Thanksgiving dinner.

A jolly social time was enjoyed and Miss Lilley Confer proved to be a good fortune teller. Later in the evening the hostesses served delectable refreshments. Members present were the morning over the Santa Fe Car Columbus, Ohio, by way of Chicago. The Rev. Mr.

Pauschert goes to attend a board meeting of the various presidents of this district of the synod. He plans to be home to occupy his pulpit, December 14. If You Would Save on Rugs BUY NOW In keeping with the Chandler policy to sell quality home furnishings at lowest possible we wish to inform our customers and friends that the rug market is showing an upward trend. Floor coverings, therefore, selected now may be had at substantial savings over prices that will prevail in the very near future. W.

Perry Thomas, son of Judge and Mrs. W. H. Thomas of this city, and now a deputy city attor ney in Los Angeles, is a candidate for one of two vacancies on the police bench in that city. Young Thomas, while but 28 years of age, has held responsible positions in Los Angeles.

He is married and served in the navy during 1919, being then admitted to the bar. He I was for two years adjutant of the Los Angeles county council of the American Legion. He is a vice-president and former secretary-treasurer of the City association of Southern California. There are tiivo women candidates for the position. Friends of Mrs.

Ardinell Clayton of 717 North Main street, who has been ill for many months and who was operated upon at the Anaheim sanitarium last Friday, will he pleased to know that she passed through the ordeal well and her condition is good. Mrs. W. W. Chandler of 301 North Garnsey street is in Los Angeles, called by the illness of her daughter, Mrs.

Leonard Clark. Mrs. Margaret Robinson of Laguna Beach is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. J. F.

Huckins and family of 510 Wistaria Place. i Over 600 Room Size Rugs in Rug Department E. B. Collier, city councilman. and Mrs.

Collier have returned from a pleasant motor trip north, visiting their daughter, Sister M. Benedict (Leatha Collier) San Francisco and relatives in Sacramento. At Stockton Mr. Collifcr attended a convention of lemon growers. He is of the Central Lemon association at Villa Park.

DETROIT WOMAN RECOVERS matter what your floor covering requirements may be, it will save you time and money to make your selection from Orange most complete are showing over 600 room size rugs from some of leading mills. price now, before the raise, on Anglo-Persian, Finest Rugs, is $138.75 for the 9x12 size. Forty patterns from which to select. Other priced accordingly. sizes size Body Brussels are priced at $64.75.

rugs range in price from $35 to $67.50. loom plain carpets are also to be found at in 9, 1OJ and 12-foot widths from which rugs of any length may be made. (Both De Luxe and Chenille quality). and Velvet carpets, both plain and figured, complete this great selection of floor coverings. May we show you? Health Much Better After Taking Lydia E.

Vegetable Compound Detroit, Michigan. little book left at my door was my best tor. I read it, then if Yours for Always at the Lowest Possible Price Ira Chandler Son said to my husband, go and get me some Lydia E. Vegetable Compound. I want to take The first month I took three bottles of Vegetable Com- yund and one of ydia E.

Blood Med- and used Lydia E. and used Lydia E. Pinkham 3 Sanative Wash. If youorly knew how much better I feel! Now when my friends say they are sick I tell them to take Lydia E. medicines.

1 inve the little book and your medicines of ame rink 3765 25th Street, Detroit, Mich. I in newspapers and booklets we are constantly publishing letters from Avnioin hnw thpv were Quality Furniture Main at Third Street eipea uy Tegetable Compound. These letters Bhould guide you. II you are troubled with pains and nervousness, or any feminine disorder, bear in mind that the Vegetable Com- oound has helped other women and help you. for sale by drug- everywhere.

Diamond Offer Ends Wednesday Only Two Days Left $100., $50 and a few as low as $20 Beautiful diamonds set in white or green gold mountings that are brand new as to set with blue sapphires. what you may expect when you decide to avail yourself of special offer. We won tell you, here, how much you can save. But we will say that if you are interested enough to come in no doubt about your buying. Here is an offer that is unusual even for When the store closes over! Carl G.

Strock 112 East 4th St. Santa Ana Bah: you look for missing buttons? Tab: Never, since had my Laun-Dry-Ette! Washed! Vet No Buttons Missing Would you dare to put your clean things away without a look for missing buttons? Most Laun-Dry-Ette owners do this week after week. They know the Laun-Dry-Ette simply pull off or break buttons, or even injure fasteners. And they know it economizes the labor of washing at every step of the way, Three minutes to Whirls one minute to wring. Can you rinse and wring as fist as the new Laun-Dry-Ette does it for you Step in and see it done! a Jessee 118 North Sycamore Phone 2180.