anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-22

Tuesday, November 22, 1921. Town and County Topics Today Anaheim and Orange meet at Orange to decide third place in the Orange county football league. —Turkey roasted at Boston Bakery. —Witman. Eyesight specialist.—Adv. Mrs. George Jackson, Miss Cathle Bell and Mrs. Pauline Vetter visited in Los Angeles yesterday. —Mary E. Coons, Notary Public, 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 750.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Salets are parents of a ten-pound boy, born today night. —Witman for good jewelry.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Velarde are parents of an eight-pound boy, born today. —Ben Baxter contractor, 266W.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Luhring will attend the races at Beverly Thanksgiving. —Ben Baxter contractor, 266W.—Adv. Thanksgiving services will be held Wednesday evening at the White Temple at which time a testimonial service will be enjoyed. Everyone is invited. Thursday morning at the Zion Lutheren church Thanksgiving services will be held. Every member and friend is invited to celebrate and give thanks with these people. —Ben Baxter, cement pipe, 266W.—Adv. Mrs. S. Lawrence will entertain with a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. —Ben Baxter, cement pipe, 266W.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth motored to Long Beach and San Pedro Sunday. —Plum pudding at Boston Bakery. W. H. Kidd has purchased a new Oakland car. J. O. Reed is the owner of a new Studebaker light six. If it's from Witman's it’s good.—Adv. Mrs. A. E. Hargrove is the guest of her mother in Los Angeles. —Cement pipe. Ben Baxter, 266W.—Adv. Mr. Lemke of Placentia has returned from a hunting trip to Imperial valley. Miss Antonio Friends of friends in Anaheim L. A. Evans transect Los Angeles today. —Cement pipe. Be—Adv. C. R. Harrison transect in Los Angeles yes. Mr. and Mrs. B spend Thanksgiving with George Booth of Los Golden Spear hotel. —Amack & Sanders 148 West Center —Fruit cake at BosMr. and Mrs. E.W Thanksgiving with Angeles. Jean Carter has a at Schneider’s mark. HEMSTITUTE —Expert work, im I reline conts, su Parks, Anaheim Dy Center. Phone 167. PAIGE DEVELOPMENT It is being rumored automobile men in dealers, in addition Paige line, will have in the way of an ad the public about the York and Chicago sale the new automobile in the low-priced no definite information able at the Paige f. When interviewed H. M. Jewett, pres company, had this con about the new car ket: "We recognize they have changed and thinner than they very large class of car that is low in nomical to operate that is also beautiful and with a perform none. Such a car and it is our ambition motoring public gee." To measure up THANKSGIVING! OUR Tha housekeepdomen prey. WANT—A ll city imand orange erton, cost $10 per Of good thato w Income. Beach malow with mapart40 year. Sox Wilson place, good Blocks at ets, corgalow in Shirrise, block s. 4 flats being comincome of or will trade South FOR SALE—Span of l. ness. Phone Placentia 225. FOR SALE—Young fat turkeys. Chalber's ranch. Phone 82J2. FOR SALE—One horse, come quick. 203 Bush street. SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED—Employment, by married man, experienced in banking and general clerical, temporary or part time work. Harris, 209 East Adele. MAN WANTS WORK. GOOD HAND WITH HORSES, also good ranch and, take any kind of work. E. Nelson, 117 Sycamore street. YOUNG LADY WISHES WORK of any kind by the day. Box M. S. Anaheim Herald. WANTED—Convalescents or invalids to care for in private home. Phone 376J. WANTED—To do washing and ironing at your home. Call 339M. Fred Greenwalt and Mrs. George McNell will be hostesses for the next meeting. A. E. Smothers and daughter Martha Marie have gone east and will visit with Mr. Smothers' parents at Rossville, Ill., with friends in Chicago and a brother at Evanston, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dicus of Long Beach have rented the furnished home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ritter. DO YOU KNOW how essential bread is in the human diet? Bread is high in nutritive value and that energy giving quality so essential to growing children and hard working grown-ups. Start to-day to build for greater health and strength. Eat more bread. Be sure, however, that you get the best bread. When you go into a grocery store or a restaurant always ask for Dresser's Bread. Our large and modern bakery is specially equipped to make bread in quantity. It will interest you to know that tonight our bakers will convert two tons of flour into delicious bread. Insist on Dresser's Bread for the Thanksgiving dinner. The White Lily Bakery B. J. DRESSER, Prop. Miss Antonio Friend was the guest of friends in Anaheim Saturday. L. A. Evans transacted business in Los Angeles today. —Cement pipe. Ben Baxter, 266W. —Adv. C. R. Harrison transacted business in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. George Booth of Long Beach at the Golden Spear hotel. —Amack & Sanderson, chiropractors, 148 West Center street—Adv. —Fruit cake at Boston Bakery—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Baum will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Los Angeles. Jean Carter has accepted a position at Schneider's market. HEMSTITCHING —Expert work, immediate delivery. I reline coats, suits, furs. Mme. Parks, Anaheim Dye Works, 217 W. Center. Phone 167J.—Adv. PAIGE DEVELOPING NEW LIGHT CAR It is being rumored about among automobile men in Detroit that Paige dealers, in addition to the present Paige line, will have something new in the way of an automobile to offer the public about the time of the New York and Chicago shows. Except that the new automobile will be a revolution in the low-priced light car field, no definite information is as yet available at the Paige factory. When interviewed on the subject, H. M. Jewett, president of the company, had this comment to make about the new car and the 1922 market: "We recognize that buying habits have changed and pocketbooks are thinner than they were. There is a very large class of people that want a car that is low in price, that is economical to operate and maintain, but that is also beautiful, comfortable, and with a performance second to none. Such a car can be purchased, and it is our ambition to see that the motoring public gets it." To measure up to the standards I have mentioned—and they are the standards of the American people today—a car must be smooth running and quiet. It must accelerate rapidly and smoothly. It must have speed and be a real hill climber. All this can be done—with beauty and comfort thrown in—at a really low price. We are confident we have achieved it in a car that will be a revelation to the motor buying public of America." BRIGHT LIGHTS DIM ON BARBARY COAST SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21. Bright lights were dimmed last night along the avenue known around the world as San Francisco's "Barbary Coast." This district, long a haunt of seafaring men and curiosity seekers, withstood the onslaught of prohibition. The cafes were converted into "soft drink" parlors. The women entertainers were allowed to remain. Two weeks ago Police Captain Arthur A. Layne, in charge of this district, decided the feminine lure must be eliminated. He made repeated raids which were resisted by the cafe owners, but last night padlocks appeared on doors which for years had swung freely. The Thalia, the Tivoli and a number of other resorts voluntarily were closed by the owners, the police reported. MOUNTAIN OF SOAP FOUND IN ARKANSAS A whole mountain of soap has been found in the northern part of Arkansas by Elmer Bird, a mining engineer, who thinks the discovery will add greatly to the mineral wealth of the state. Mr. Bird says the mineral is saponite, a natural soap, and that such a vast bed has been discovered that it is believed to contain several hundred thousand tons. So great is the faith in this mineral as a soap that plans have practically been completed for the formation of a company for the mining and converting of the mineral into a cleaning powder and placing it on the market. TODAY AND TOMORROW COME AND HEAR THE AVALON TRIO Three Harmony Lads—they will entertain you royally! "We recognize that buying habits have changed and pocketbooks are thinner than they were. There is a very large class of people that want a car that is low in price, that is economical to operate and maintain, but that is also beautiful, comfortable, and with a performance second to none. Such a car can be purchased, and it is our ambition to see that the motoring public gets it. "To measure up to the standards I found in the northern part of Arkansas by Elmer Bird, a mining engineer, who thinks the discovery will add greatly to the mineral wealth of the state. Mr. Bird says the mineral is saponite, a natural soap, and that such a vast bed has been discovered that it is believed to contain several hundred thousand tons. So great is the faith in this mineral as a soap that plans have practically been completed for the formation of a company for the mining and converting of the mineral into a cleaning powder and placing it on the market." Wrestling Match Anaheim Athletic Club Spices American Legion Anaheim Post No. 72. Factory Grounds—N. Los Angeles St., and State Highway. TONIGHT AT 8:30 O'CLOCK Opening of New Home Big Finish Catch-as-catch-can, best out of 3 falls for a $500 Purse. Montana vs. Al Sparkes (The Strong Boy of Anaheim) —A Snappy Preliminary— TONIGHT and Tomorrow Night MIKADO Or taken on South Geles street, Hallowe'en peller. Please return to 313 roadway. Saturday night at Center and Los Angeles streets, black square silk veil. Finder please phone J. Lady's wrap. Owner may have same by calling at Johnstonckett clinic and identifying. Small aligator purse, Olive or Center streets. Return to 421 East roadway. Good lots can be bought in Anam on very easy terms. Read to Real Estate ads on the Want Ad Opening of New Home Big Finish Catch-as-catch-can, best out of 3 falls for a $500 Purse. Montana vs. Al Sparkes (The Strong Boy of Anaheim) —A Snappy Preliminary— Ringside $2.00; Reserved $1.50; General Admission $1.00. Plus War Tax. Ladies Cordially Invited. Or taken on South Geles street, Hallowe'en peller. Please return to 313 roadway. Saturday night at Center and Los Angeles streets, black square silk veil. Finder please phone J. Lady's wrap. Owner may have same by calling at Johnstonckett clinic and identifying. Small aligator purse, Olive or Center streets. Return to 421 East roadway. Good lots can be bought in Anam on very easy terms. Read to Real Estate ads on the Want Ad High School Auditorium $50c — 75c Y AND ORROW TODAY AND TOMORROW COME AND HEAR CHARLES HAWLEY On The Mammoth WURLITZER PIPE ORGAN He is a big favorite already! 'Caldayn Presents A RECINALD MARKER PRODUCTION The OLD NEST RUPERT HUGHES' Heart-gripping Story of Home With the Greatest Star Can Ever Awakened A Coldayn Picture- 2 DAYS ONLY 2 DAYS ONLY 2 NEST RUPERT HUGHES' Heart-gripping Story of Home With the Greatest Star Can Ever Assembled A Goldayn Picture2 DAYS ONLY 2 FITFORM Clothes for Young Men "Thanksgiving Day" next Thursday and Christmas just around the corner You'll Want New "Thanksgiving Day" next Thursday and Christmas just around the corner You'll Want New Clothes For the many festivities of the winter months—Buy now and get the full season's wear. In our comprehensive showing you will easily find a pattern to please your taste. Checks are very good this fall. We show a number of them. These are Fitform Clothes FOR YOUNG MEN. The finest tailored and most individually styled Young Men's clothes on the market. $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 Overcoats $13.95, $18.50, $27.50, $35.00 ON THE SQUARE The SQR Store ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA