anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-27

JUNE Brunswick Records —ON SALE TODAY— This comprehensive list of June records is before the public; selected, orchestrated and recorded with thought for variety, freshness and finish. We are confident that it will meet with the appreciation of every class of music-lovers. Come in. You'll surely want to hear these records CONCERT 10030 Senta Lucia (Neapolitan Folk Song) Tenor, in Italian . . . Marlo Chamlee 30006 Elli Elli (Yiddish Song of Mourning) (Schallitt-Fisher) Soprano . . . Dorothy Jardon 13020 Bobemian Girl—Heart Bow'd Down (Act II) (Balfa) Baritone . . . Richard Bonelli For All Eternity (Massheroni) Baritone . . Richard Bonelli 12021 FI Take You Home Again, Kathleen (Westendorf) Tenor . . . Theo Karl and Crescent Male Trio Less o' Killean (Stickles) Tenor . . . Theo Karle 2004 Rosary (Nevin) Contralto . . . Elizabeth Lennox and Crescent Male Trio Cradle Song (MacFadyen) Contralto . . . Elizabeth Lennox VIOLIN 10032 Massurix, in A Minor (Chopin-Kretsler) Violin Solo . . . Max Rosen INSTRUMENTAL 20031 Spring Zephyr—Waltz Intermezzo (Vessella) Vessella's Italian Band Victory Festival March (Vessella). Vessella's Italian Band POPULAR 2050 Little Cotton Dolly (Bach-Geibel) Criterion Male Quartet Kentucky Babe (Back-Geibel) Criterion Male Quartet Whip-Poor-Will From "Sally" (Do Sylloo Kern) Look for the Silver Lining From "Sally" (Do Sylloo Kern) Soprano and Tenor Irene Audrey and Sam Ash Don't Leave Me, Mother Mine (Costello-Goodman-Stept) Baritone Ernest Hare Wyoming—Lullaby (Williams) Tenor and Baritone Chas, Hart and Ellott Shaw Packer Up and Whistle (Vincent-Franklyn) Harmonizermale Quartet I Was Born in Michigan (Franklin-Gerber) Harmonizermale Quartet FOR DANCING 2022 Underneath Hawaiian Skies—FoxTrot Introducing"I Never Knew" All She'd Say Was Umh Hum—Toddie Johnson's Orchestra That Naughty Waltz (Levy) Carl Fenton's Orchestra Glowing Time—Walks (Holiday-Cree) Carl Fenton's Orchestra I Lost My Heart to You—FoxTrot Introducing"Calling" Rudy Wiedoeft's Californians I Will Keep On Love You—FoxTrot Introducing"Coral Sea" Rudy Wiedoeft's Californians Yankee—FoxTrot (Gershwin) Green Brothers' Novelty Band Learning—FoxTrot (Tucker-Buffano-Stinger) Green Brothers' Novelty Band Actual construction work new $360,000 sewer system for which was recently Newport Beach city trustee way with assurance that be lost in carrying the propletion. A great many miles of used on the job, some of as 20 inches in diameter, the big items of the job ing of this pipe. Cement used, as cement pipe has to be most satisfactory, and this pipe laid in Paris 30 is still in use. The pipe-making machine in Newport Beach this week being installed on a tract avenue at the old gas plant Brothers will make the plumbing within a few days, and weeks later the crews of Haverty Company, sewer will be on the ground to build ditches, laying pipe, mail connections, etc. The big street paving project for Newport Beach has up, pending the construction of new sewer system, inasmuch streets and alleys must while the pipe is being laid as the sewer system is co the course of a few months legal angles of the project out, a program of street start that will result in the practically every street port, East Newport and tricts. The new sewer system to be sufficient to provide needs of the city for twenty to come and ample to p Tenor and Baritone Chas. Hart and Elliott Shaw Pucker Up and Whistle (Vincent-Franklyn) Harmonizern Male Quartet I Was Born in Michigan (Franklin-Gerber) Harmonizern Male Quartet FOR DANCING Undermouth Hawaiian Skies—Fox Trot Introducing "I Never Knew" Isham Jones' Orchestra All She'd Say Was Umh Hum—Toddie Islam Jones' Orchestra This Naughty Waltz (Lerry) Carl Fenton's Orchestra Gleaming Time—Waltz (Holiday-Cross) Carl Fenton's Orchestra I Lost My Heart to You—Fox Trot Introducing "Calling" Rudy Wiedoft's California Pill Keep On Loving You—Fox Trot Introducing "Coral Sea" Rudy Wiedoft's California Yankee—Fox Trot (Gershwin) Green Brothers' Novelty Band Learning—Fox Trot (Tucker-Buffano-Stinger) Green Brothers' Novelty Band Pining—Fox Trot Introducing "For Somebody Else" Accordion Solo Marie Perry Broken Moon—Fox Trot Introducing "Nightingale" Accordion Solo Marie Perry Toddle—Fox Trot Introducing "Uwailian Blues" Carl Fenton's Orchestra Some Little Bird—Fox Trot Introducing "Marie" Carl Fenton's Orchestra DANZ PIANO Co. Any Phonograph Can Play Brunswick Records Daily Herald Classified Ads Are The Best Every Time. ROCK BOTTOM STORES SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Evaporated Milk, large cans ... FEDERAL OR BLU'N GOLD BRANDS Limit 12 cans to a customer SALE OF FINE JAMS Following prices good only until present stock is exhausted. Limit of 6 jars to a customer. Bishop’s Jams, Fruit Flavors ... 14 oz. jars, Apricot, Fig, Plum, Peach, Quince, Grape Bishop’s Jams, Berry Flavors ... Shaw’s Jams, 1 lb Tins 14 oz. Jars. 25c SALE OF FINE JAMS Following prices good only until present stock is exhausted. Limit of 6 jars to a customer. Bishop’s Jams, Fruit Flavors . . . 14 oz. jars, Apricot, Fig, Plum, Peach, Quince, Grape Bishop’s Jams, Berry Flavors 14 oz. Jars, 25c Shaw’s Jams, 1 lb Tins Loganberry-apple, Blackberry-apple Strawberry-apple, Raspberry-apple All fruit flavors All berry flavors A PERFECT SPREAD FOR BREAD Milcoa Nut Margarine . . . 2 Made in Los Angeles from refined cocoanut oil, peanut oil, cultuPasteurized Milk solids, and salt. My-T Nice Maryland Corn . . . 2 for R. B. Early June Peas . . . 2 f Tomatoes with Puree, No. 2½ cans . . . 3 f Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 1-2 cans . . . 2 for Baltimore Oysters, 5 oz. and 10 oz. . . . 15c au R. B. Milk Bread, 24 oz. loaf . . . California Prunes, medium sizes . . . 2 lbs Standard Apricots in Syrup, No. 2½ cans . Unsweetened Apricots, No. 2½ cans . . . LIMIT 6 CANS TO A CUSTOMER No. 10 (gal.) Cans Bartlett Pears . . . 2 for Several of our stores have a few cans of these Pears left over from week's sale, which will be closed out at the sale price of 2 for 75c—l 6 cans to a customer. ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD NEWPORT BEACH IS BEING IMPROVED; SEWER SYSTEM Actual construction work on the new $360,000 sewer system contract which was recently let by the Newport Beach city trustees, is under way with assurance that no time will be lost in carrying the project to completion. A great many miles of pipe will be laid on the job, some of it as large as 20 inches in diameter, and one of the big items of the job is the making of this pipe. Cement pipe will be used, as cement pipe has been found to be most satisfactory, and some of its pipe laid in Paris 300 years ago still in use. The pipe-making machinery arrived at Newport Beach this week, and is being installed on a tract on Central Avenue at the old gas plant site. Bent brothers will make the pipe, starting within a few days, and about two weeks later the crews of the Thos. Daventry Company sewer contractors will be on the ground to begin digging patches, laying pipe, making proper connections, etc. The big street paving program laid for Newport Beach has been held pending the construction of the new sewer system, inasmuch as the streets and alleys must be torn up while the pipe is being laid. As soon as the sewer system is completed, in the course of a few months, and the legal angles of the project smoothed out, a program of street paving will start that will result in the paving of practically every street in the Newport, East Newport and Balboa districts. The new sewer system is planned to be sufficient to provide for the needs of the city for twenty-five years come and ample to provide for a pumping plant, land all piped and leveled. Improvements worth more than money asked. DURRETT & MORRIS CO: Room 2 Golden State Bank Bldg. Phone 489 FULLERTON NURSES GRADUATE NEXT WEEK Invitations have been issued for the graduation exercises of the Fullerton Hospital Training School for nurses. The program will start at 8 o'clock, June 1, at the Fullerton Club with six members of the 1921 class receiving diplomas. Those graduating will be Miss Madeline Christensen of Tustin, Miss Myrtle LePage of Long Beach, Miss Carrie Green of Santa Ana, Miss Gertrude Hiltscher of Fullerton, Miss India Peddicord of Oakland, and Miss Marie Marsh of Los Angeles. Dr. W. H. Wickett will act as chairman when the following program will be presented: Orchestra number, invocation; selected solo, Miss Dorothy Brown; address of the evening, S. C. Hartranft; pianologue. Mrs. Carl Brenchner; vocal solo, Mr. Fred Wilson; presentation of class, Mrs. C. E. Griffith, superintendent of training school; presentation of diplomas, Dr. H. A. Johnston; Florence Nightingale's pledge repeated by the class. A reception, dancing and refreshments will follow the program. S. Q. R. FORCE GIVEN PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark entertained last night in honor of the S. Q. R. force. Games and music occupied the time. Mr. and Mrs. Clark were presented with a large flower bowl during the evening as a token of friendship. Light refreshments were served at a late hour to Misses Aileen Adams. Petersen, Elizabeth Bartlett, Julia Goodrum, Lowell, Hurtado, Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton NOTICE Of Annual Meeting of Anaheim Cemetery Association, a Corporation. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the members of the Anaheim Cemetery Association, a corporation, will be held at the office of aid association, to-wit: Room 3, Gold State National Bank Building, corner Center and Los Angeles streets, the city of Anaheim, county of Orange, state of California, on the 11th day of June, 1921, at 2 o'clock p.m. of said day, for the purpose of electing a board of trustees and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting. By order of the Board of Trustees. MAX NEBELUNG, Sec'y. pub. May 27, June 8-10. YEOMEN LODGE TO HAVE GOOD TIME The Yeomen lodge members are planning a special meeting for Monday, May 30. Every member of the lodge is requested to be present for the business discussion. Following the meeting dancing and cards will be enjoyed. Refreshments will be served and each Yeoman may invite a friend. BENEFIT FOR EBELL AT SACKETT HOME Mrs. J. W. Sackett is entertaining Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with a benefit in honor of the Anaheim Ebell society at her home on West Lincoln avenue. A good time is in store for the guests of the afternoon. CITY AND COUNTY A Chevrolet car abandoned on Flower street between Washington and Seventeenth street, Santa Ana, was found to belong to a party of Redlands. The car was gone less than 24 hours from the time it was stolen until its return. Mrs. Edmund Craddock of Riverside has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. D. O. Kelly, this week. Mrs. B. H. Young, who has been the guest of Mrs. Rosa Van Horn, left today for Los Angeles. L. A. Christopher is a guest at the Valencia while in Anaheim on business. Mrs. H. B. Smith entertained a unmber of her friends yesterday at her country home. Mrs. B. H. Young, who has been the guest of Mrs. Rosa Van Horn, left today for Los Angeles. L. A. Christopher is a guest at the Valencia while in Anaheim on business. Mrs. H. B. Smith entertained a unmber of her friends yesterday at her country home. Mr. and Mrs. S. Price motored to the La Verne home today to attend the Founder's Day program. H. E. Allen of Whittier is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Another good way to avoid sleeping sickness is to think about taxes. You can't sleep when you're mad. In the course of time the grass widows and widowers will doubtless be offered by established dealers in second-hand commodities. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Front sleeping room, bath adjoining; outside entrance. 618 Zeyn street. NEW, modern, five-room bungalow on paved street. Real fire-place and large breakfast nook. Owner going east and must sell. Inquire 916 East Center. READ THIS AND THINK Two modern houses on large lot, close in, one 7-room, one 5-room, furnished. Their equity is $4940, balance to be paid out $60 per month. The 5-room house is rented one year at $75 per month; the one rented will pay both installments. Will take a light car at right price and small cash payment. Beat the rent and make money on this investment. CHICKEN RANCH near drilling oil well, 10 acres $6000. 5-room house and equipment for 1500 chickens, Potatoes.... Wesson Oil Pint . . . .29c Quart . . .53c Two Quarts . .90c We pay the Highest Mar Chaffee's at Big Bear For the convenience of our ers and friends who go to Lake this summer, we have ed our two stores. One at F and the other at Pine Knot- ply your food needs. WE CLOSE ALL DAY M Purchase your food s Our Boys' Suits the Service Kind! —Designed with the same care for details that fathers and big brothers get in theirs, they've established a reputation for having the styles the boys like. —There are values here that will point out the economy of our pricings to economical mothers. 1921 values that indicate wonderful buying opportunities. Buy Suits with two pairs of pants $12.50 to $22.50 Boys' Blouses that never fade. Shirts, Hats, Caps, Neckwear, Stockings, Belts, Etc. JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth Always" ANAHEIM JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth Always" ANAHEIM Phaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT DEPENDABLE FOODS Section Country Gentlemen Corn 23c; Doz. $2.50; Case $4.50 Washboards Do not wait until wash day — then find you need a new Washboard Silver King ..80c King Glass ..85c Brass King ..85c BANANAS 2 lbs. Direct from Central America to Chaffee's. Firm, deep yellow, ripe Bananas. 1 New Toes..... 13 lbs. 50c JACK FROST MARSHMALLOWS We have just received two tons of delicious freshly made Marshmallows. Snowdrift Shortening JACK FROST MARSHMALLOWS We have just received two tons of delicious, freshly made Marshmallows. Use them in hot chocolate, in salads and roast them over the glow of an open picnic fire. Pound [80 pieces] 29c Snowdrift Shortening For all cooking SNOWDRIFT Pure vegetable shortening 1 lb. ...21c 4 lb. ...80c 8 lb. ...$1.55 Buy the Highest Market Price at all times for Fresh Ranch Eggs. e's at Big Bear Lake convenience of our customfriends who go to Big Bear summer, we have re-open stores. One at Fawnskin her at Pine Knot—to sup-ood needs. Soup Campbell's 10c El Rio Brand Asparagus ¾ length, California grown and packed. 2 tins 35c CLOSE ALL DAY MONDAY, MAY 30TH—MEMORIAL DAY purchase your food supply Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 127 W. Center