.INA ISLANDER
PAGE SEVEN
AND PERSONAL
itor Windle and Mrs. Windle are
a vacation trip to San Fran-
automobile.
and Mrs. Harry Pitts have re-
from their sunamer vacation,
ed by their young son.
~Vm. R. Brown and son of Pasadena
among the attendants at the Elks
l~:'~ntioa. *Ir. Brown is a son of
*,ttt 8town, well-known carpenter here.
~[r. and Mrs. F. B. Secrest and dau-
ghters
deniansWere among the many Pasa-
to visit who visited Avalon last week
with the Elks.
Stevenson (of Hotel Atwater
nd Villa staffs) and Mrs. Stay-
departed on Sunday for Big.
lake there to enjoy a well-
; earned vacation'
Chief Deputy City Prosecutor John
M. Concannon, of Los Angeles, was a
visitor in Avalon during the Elk's con-
vention.
Miss Alberta McCoy, of 201 Des-
eanso avenue, left Sunday for her
home in Los Angeles, having returned
to the Elks convention.
Mrs. A. Seymour Scott, who has
been spending several days in her cot-
tage at 2(}7 Deseanso avenue, left for
her home in Los Angeles Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Harold Proctor and son Dennis
of Los Angeles are spending a few
days in Avalon. They are accompan-
ied by Mrs. Symonds, also of the
"Angel" city.
to Los Angeles papers,
and Mrs. Everett Crawford
who were married in that city
evening, are spending their
in Avalon. Mrs. Moore
: Mis~ Elizabeth Proctor.
G. J. Crandall, Avalon's dentist
summer months, left Thurs-
for Chicago, where he proposes
take up a course of study along the
William A. McNeil of the J. V. Mc
Nell Contracting Company of Los An-
geles, left for the city after spending
a delightful visit in Avalon, as one of
the Antlered Herd.
Among the many enthusiastic visi-
tors to the Island recently, were Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Powers of San Fran-
cisco, who accompanied the delegation
of Elks from the northern city.
It was with nmch regret that Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Eyler of Phoenix, Ar-
izona, left the Island Sunday, after
of his work. He anticipates re- spending a Inost delightful vacation
to Avalon about the first of here during the Elks convention,
Year, with the idea of locating
Mrs. Gene Stratton Porter, the well-
known author, and family are vei-y
comfortably located in their summer
home, "Singing Water," on Catalina
avenue. Mrs. Porter, who is writing
another book and at the same" time
furnishing editorials and special arti-
cles for magazines with a national cir-
culation, is quite a busy woman. She
says that she is enjoying her stay at
Catalina, finding it an admirable place
in which to work, and she also feels
that the children are comparatively
"safe" when given their freedom for
play and recreation in Avalon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cameron are spend-
ing a week on the mainland.
August Carlson has accepted the
management of the Hotel Hermosa.
The post-season doings at Camp
Toyon have ended. It has been a good
season at this popular resort for young
ladies. The Catalina Islander plant is
printing the "Toyon Camp Record"
for the season.
Mrs. Mae Osier and party of friends
came over from the mailand Saturday
night to attend the Elks ball, which
ended the convention. All voted that
they had a perfectly splendid time.
Mrs. Osier is staying in town for a
few days.
It is announced that Carver's gro-
cery will close for the season on Sat-
urday.
WINTER RADIO AT 6XAD-6ZW
By Major Lawrence Mott
Once again the dot and dash sea-
son is ahnost here, much to the de-
light of thousands of operators all over
the land.. I would state that all my
transmitters have been lowered in
wave length, the highest being on 196
meters. The one that I shall use the
most is on 172 meters--exactly. There
is no possible excuse for complaints of
my interfering with concert reception,
after 10:30 p. m., of course, unless any
such complaints come from owners of
wretchedly-bad receivers, that tune
very broadly and that hear everything
from amateur to arc stations.
The Department of Navigation has
not changed the transmitting rules of
last season, to-wit: The only silent
hours shall be between 8 and I0:30 p.
m., and on Sunday morninl.s durinj
churah services. Nothing is said of the
afternoon hours, up to 8 p. m., at all l
Yet last winter there was considerable
uproar because, on a few occasions,
and for reasons of special tests, I
transmitted between 4 and 7 p. m., as
was, and is, my right under the lawl.
I would therefore beg, friends, that if
I do have to come on the air at this
time, that you do not grab the tele-
phone and make remarks! I am not
selfish, and I interfere as little as pos-
sible with the pleasure of others! The
nights of transmission at 6XAD-6ZW
this season, will be Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, from 11 onward.
Permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corhan of San
,l~(2aptain and Mrs. Sam Clover ofFrancisco were anmng the visitors MARY WILLIAMS CLUB THE ISLANDER ADLETS
~:ra Belle are visiting Captain and from the northern city who attended ~ For S-"~le--Mrs. Mae'~Osier, Real S~ilk
the Elks convention. Air. Corhan is The first meeting of the, Mary Will- Hosiery representative, is at the Gten-
..~ rs.t Tad Gray_ of Whittley avenue for short stop and captain of the San iams Club for the I924-1925 program more. Either call or leave word if you
tt ew days. Captain Clover is one of Francisco baseball team, which played is scheduled for tomorrow (Thursday) wish to see her. 37p
ue old-iime Avalon boatmen, and afternoon at 2"30 prompt. The gen- For Sale--7~g, 9x8; full
~ralSed very highly the many improve- in Avalon Thursday afternoon. " "I "
eral topic for the year wl I be Par- size bath tub; gas range. Inquire at
"2ants that have been made here dur-Mr. and Mrs. William Ehner of Los limentary Law," while the special sec- White House Apartments. 37p
mg the past six years. Angeles are occupying the Brid's Nest tion of it to be presented at this meet-
%~zra Knopf was among the passen- cottage, at 201 Descanso avenue, and ing will be "How to Obtain the Floor."housekeeping,F°r Rent~Largevery cheapr°°m'forC°mpletewinter
~rs bound for the mainland on Sun-expect to remain another two weeks.Mrs. Carl W. Carson will present the nmnths. Weston House, Phone 74-W3~
~v~Yt, oft a sad errand. Sirs. Knopf, Mrs. Ehner is professionally known as subject. Rev. LaRue C. Watson will
Irene Franklin, noted cornetist, having show some California pictures, Mrs.
o has been ill for some time, was played at Pantages in Los Angeles for F.A. Wallace will read a poem, and Announcement---Benjamin Lefflur an-
r~l~°rted in a serious condition, with
he chances tmfavorable for her re-four years. Mrs. C. U. Bunnelle will have charge nounces that he will visit Avalon the
" first and fifteenth of each month, with
of the social features. The annual Coats, Suits and Gowns at MacRae
~OVery. The sympathy of Mr Kno f's Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Petit of Santaprogram and roll of members will beHotel. 37tf
~rienao .., - - " P
th- "° w211 go out to him and his Fe, New Mexico, considered them- ready for distribution at this meeting,
• ee little children, selves fortunate to have been in Ava- the printing of it having just beenWanted---Colored girl would like ang
kind of work. Aileen Bowen, General
f.I~e of tl~e delightfully Planned af- lon at the time of the Elks convention, finished at the.Catalina Islander office, delivery, Avalon. 37p
l~r:l,of last week was the Mah Jongg which they attended. They were loud
in their praise of Catalina as an ideal Mrs. J. E. Smvthe, wife of the tubaFor Sale--Cash register, show cases
azl~;ue°n given by Mrs. Clara Laur- convention spot, They left for theirplayer of the band, went to her home and fine safe. Apply Curio Store next
'I'--e at her charming new home onhome Sunday. at Glendale last week to prepare the to Billard Hall. 37-38-p
sl.tern°at avenue The guestswere
outed ' house for her husband's return, Her Wanted--To rent, a piano during
foil- .at daintily appointed tables, the C. Adamando, who has been a valu- father, who had been living with hiswinter months. Box C, Catalina Is-
~uWing ladies being present: Mrs. ed member of the Catalina Marine . daughter for some time, apparently in lander office. 37p
~'iv. Heiss Mrs M, B Dunkle, Mrs Band, on Saturday night played hisgood health, was taken with an attack
otred Reed, 'Mrs Ray Dawson, Mrs. last engagement with the band for of heart disease at 7:30 the mgrn~ogFor Rent--Nice home on Catalina
avenue for the winter. Cheap to small
~'~rles~,trL 'Patrick, Mrs. Albert Handley, this season. Mr. Adamando's oboe after her arrival, and never regained family. References required. Call Mrs.
~. R.V. Baker, Mrs. J. B. Norton,
;~ Florence Hill Mrs. Clarence U. solos have been a treat to the hundreds consciousness. This happened on Fri- M.E. Hoover, 325 Catalina avenue 36
of nmsic lovers who have been prixi- day. The funeral services were "held ,
- nolle, Mrs C r' Dash Mrs W H Weston House---145 Marilla avenue.
~'fea~ - " " J" ' ~' • ' " leged to hear them. the following Monday. Sympathy*goes
1~1" u, Mrs. B O. Kendall and Mrs. to this shocked fanfily, mother, daugh- Special winter t'ates for apartments
complete housekeeping; heat gas and
~fler; Miss Florence Hill and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Keith Spalding, with ter and son-in-law, light. 36tf
J,tne Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Tod Ford of Pasadena
as their guests, made a call at the Is-
land on board their magnificent yacht
GoOdwill on Saturday last, en route
for Santa Barbara and other places
along the coast. The party visited the
Tuna Club, of which both gentlemen
are old members.
Card of thanks.
We tender our very sincere thanks
to the members of the Catalina Band
for flowers sent at a time when we
needed encouragement from true
friends. Like kindnesses are a great
help from relatives, but doubly so from
associates. Irma L. and E. Smythe.
Wanted--Homes and grounds to care
for by myself and wife, will air and
keep in good order, from about Oct. 15
until spring. References: C. G. Fair-
child and W. H. Hevren. Address R.
Dunkelberger, Avalon, Cal. Mtf
Houseelaaning--'By the day or hour,
Mrs. Van Deusen. Box 1205. 31
First Class Laundry--Done at home,
Special care taken of all silks and
linen dresses, men's silk shirts also.
Address, 202 Tremont Street 28tf
Mrs. Alice Dearden of Descanso av-
enue is making preparations to .close
her cottage for the winter and leave
for her home in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Dearden, daughter Maxine and little
son Dougie have been oecupying:"Dear
Den" for the past two months. Miss
Maxine will continue her studies at
Cumnock School of Expression for
Girls on October 5th.
F. E. Hutchins, daughter of
and Mrs. W. H. Hill of Catalina
!e has just returned from a four
trip in Europe, after a very
time, but seemed exceeding-
glad to be back in Avalon again.
other she arrived on the Avalon the
evening she declared the up-
to Avalon bay, with all the
electric lights, was as beautiful
she had seen in Europe.
her absence, her sister, Miss
Sold for her the property at 409
street to Carl F. Johnson, and
er house, corner Sumner avenue
street to Mr. L. A. Hey-
Falling hair can be stopped. Dand-
ruff and scalp eczema can be cured.
Ask your druggist or barber for Lucky
Tiger Hair Remedy. Endorsed by mil-
lions. Sold under money back guaran-
tee.--Adv.
"Is Miss Keyes a rapid typist?"
"I'll say she is. Why, that girl can
operate a machine faster than she can
spell."
House Cleaning and Window Wash-
ing,--Houses put in order. John An-
derson, Diffins or Waffle Parlor. 22tf
Catalina Home and Window Clean-
ers--Eleetric vacuum machines rented.
Fullerton, Box 1452, Avalon 17tf
